Elk Island park manages visitor surge with closures

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Elk Island National Park is managing increased visitor numbers this summer due to the Canada Strong pass, which offers free park admission. The park is experiencing a surge in visitors, particularly during evenings and nights, raising concerns about wildlife collisions. To address this, park staff are implementing evening gate closures and limiting vehicle entry. Park officials are encouraging weekday visits to avoid weekend crowds, as the park is already busy. The Canada Strong pass, which ends September 2, has significantly increased park visitation.


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