Today’s video, authorities seize a fishing ship believed to be involved in modern-day slavery, activists accuse CSIS of spying on anti-pipeline protesters, and remembering a huge sex party in Montreal 25 years later.
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Today’s video, authorities seize a fishing ship believed to be involved in modern-day slavery, activists accuse CSIS of spying on anti-pipeline protesters, and remembering a huge sex party in Montreal 25 years later.
Watch video here.
With over 45 national parks and park reserves, as well as attendance levels of 13.5 million people in the last year, it’s safe to say that Canadians love the outdoors. But not all Canadians it seems.
Visitor surveys show that new Canadians, from varied cultural backgrounds, are barely present in national parks. The numbers aren’t any better when it comes to the quintessential outdoor activity, camping.
“I just find the whole idea behind staying in a damp place, in a scrounged up way in a tent, very unappealing,” says 25-year-old Abeer Yusuf.
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