Infrastructure improvements at Parks Canada administered places
To ensure visitors have the best possible experiences, we are renewing structures like trails, campgrounds, visitor centres and parkways in our treasured places across the country.
This is the result of an unprecedented investment in the infrastructure of Canada’s precious natural and historic legacy. These investments, totaling $3 billion over 5 years, represent the largest federal infrastructure plan in the history of Parks Canada.
We will make every effort to minimize disruptions caused by the infrastructure work for your clients. In most instances these disruptions will be minimal and where there is a higher impact, there will be new programming to ensure a positive experience for all our visitors.
The following upcoming projects may have a temporary impact on your clients’ visit. For specific details on the project or potential visitor impacts, please follow the links. Please check back often as the information is updated.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the Travel Trade Team at tourisme-tourism@pc.gc.ca.
Nova Scotia
Cape Breton Highlands National Park
We are building better roads and bridges in Cape Breton Highlands National Park
This work will make travelling in your national park safer and more enjoyable in the future
There may be periodic two-lane closures for no longer than 20 minutes.
Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site
Multiple Projects
Prince Edward Island
Province House National Historic Site
Closure
Province House National Historic Site is currently closed for an extensive conservation project. The building is more than 170 years old and in pressing need of repair. Province House is a historic and complex building and this project presents the unique challenge of rehabilitating the structure, while respecting its heritage character-defining elements.
The Government of Canada is investing in the Province House project to conserve this structure, which is both the historic birthplace of Canada and the seat of Prince Edward Island’s Provincial Legislature. This project began in 2015 and is slated to be completed in 2022.
Quebec
Fortifications of Quebéc National Historic Site
Esplanade powder magazine sector – Minor visitor impact
Fall 2019 to spring 2021.
Lachine Canal National Historic Site
Multiple Projects.
Fort Lennox National Historic Site
Major restoration and conservation work on the historic buildings are underway until 2023.
Ontario
Rideau Canal National Historic Site
Multiple Projects.
Trent-Severn Waterway National Historic Site
Multiple Projects.
Rouge National Urban Park
Multiple Projects.
Manitoba
Riding Mountain National Park
Multiple Projects.
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Glacier National Park
Multiple Projects.
Kootenay National Park
Multiple Projects.
Yoho National Park
Multiple Projects.
Pacific Rim National Park Reserve
Projects in Pacific Rim National Park Reserve:
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