Supporting our National Parks and Tourism Sector - Invest in camping and RVing infrastructure to increase the overall contributions of the tourism industry to future economic development and prosperity throughout Canada.
Make a public and significant commitment to the electrification of campgrounds across Canada.Read more
Amend the Income Tax Act to classify small, family-run campgrounds with fewer than five full-time year-round employees as active businesses, making them eligible for the Small Business Deduction
Tariff measures that are imposed on US goods should be focused on goods and services already produced in Canada and that can be adequately supplied to consumers, thus giving a boost to those businesses. Recreational Vehicles are not one of those products. There are not enough Canadian RV manufacturers to fall back on to supply the market and retaliatory tariffs will have a catastrophic effect on Canadian RV businesses.
Increasing Support for Skilled Workers - Commit to increasing support for Skilled Workers by making education more accessible.
Christine Loth-Bown · Vice-President, External Relation and Visitor Experience, Parks Canada (PC)
Jarred Picher · Executive Director, Visitor Experience and Market Development, Parks Canada (PC)
Marie-Hélène Brisson · Director, Visitor Experience, Parks Canada (PC)
Electrical Infrastructure Improvements - Make a public and significant commitment to the electrification of campgrounds across Canada. Better access to electricity for RVs is an important driver of tourism and will contribute immediately to the transition towards electric recreation vehicles and zero-emissions campgrounds.Read more
Supporting our National Parks and Tourism Sector - Invest in camping and RVing infrastructure to increase the overall contributions of the tourism industry to future economic development and prosperity throughout Canada.
Make a public and significant commitment to the electrification of campgrounds across Canada.
Amend the Income Tax Act to classify small, family-run campgrounds with fewer than five full-time year-round employees as active businesses, making them eligible for the Small Business DeductionRead more
Supporting our National Parks and Tourism Sector - Invest in camping and RVing infrastructure to increase the overall contributions of the tourism industry to future economic development and prosperity throughout Canada.
Make a public and significant commitment to the electrification of campgrounds across Canada.Read more
Amend the Income Tax Act to classify small, family-run campgrounds with fewer than five full-time year-round employees as active businesses, making them eligible for the Small Business Deduction
Christine Sentongo-Anderson · Director of Parliamentary Affairs, Senate of Canada
Supporting our National Parks and Tourism Sector - Invest in camping and RVing infrastructure to increase the overall contributions of the tourism industry to future economic development and prosperity throughout Canada.
Make a public and significant commitment to the electrification of campgrounds across Canada.Read more
Amend the Income Tax Act to classify small, family-run campgrounds with fewer than five full-time year-round employees as active businesses, making them eligible for the Small Business Deduction
Michael Mosier · Director, Trade and Tariff Policy, Finance Canada (FIN)
Tariff measures that are imposed on US goods should be focused on goods and services already produced in Canada and that can be adequately supplied to consumers, thus giving a boost to those businesses. Recreational Vehicles are not one of those products. There are not enough Canadian RV manufacturers to fall back on to supply the market and retaliatory tariffs will have a catastrophic effect on Canadian RV businesses.Read more
Tariff measures that are imposed on US goods should be focused on goods and services already produced in Canada and that can be adequately supplied to consumers, thus giving a boost to those businesses. Recreational Vehicles are not one of those products. There are not enough Canadian RV manufacturers to fall back on to supply the market and retaliatory tariffs will have a catastrophic effect on Canadian RV businesses.Read more
From the Office of the Commissioner of Lobbying's open data, published November 5, 2026.
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