OTTAWA—If you make it free, they will come.
Parks Canada’s free entry program for the country’s 150th birthday saw Canadians and other visitors flock to national parks and historic sites in record numbers. An extra 2.5 million visitors poured through the gates in 2017.
https://www.thestar.com/news/canada/2018/11/18/national-parks-proving-less-popular-once-canada-150-free-entry-ended.html
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