US EditionAlberta heritage sites and museums offer free admission under Canada Strong pass
The Canada Strong Pass program allows free entry for under-17s and half-price admission for young adults 18-24 at eight Alberta heritage sites, boosting access and savings for families.
- On Friday, Dec. 12 Alberta heritage sites and museums joined the Canada Strong Pass, offering free admission for children and teens under 17 until Jan. 15.
- Officials framed the program as a way to spark curiosity and learning, saying it supports families and youth while boosting local economies across the province.
- Eight provincial sites are included, among them the Royal Alberta Museum in Edmonton and Royal Tyrrell Museum in Drumheller, with discounted admission available unlimitedly to all eligible Albertans and visitors.
- Families can save money immediately, for example families of four with children under 17 can wind up saving $20 per visit during the program period: Dec. 12 to Jan. 15, and the pass requires no registration or physical card.
- Officials noted the program's return after summer success will draw visitors, with Marc Miller saying the Canada Strong Pass helps families explore Canada and Tanya Fir praising improved accessibility.
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Where you can use the Canada Strong Pass in Ottawa-Gatineau during the holidays
Many residents of the National Capital Region will again be able to explore the area's national museums and attractions at discounted rates as the federal government brings back the Canada Strong Pass for the holidays.
The federal government announced the return of the "A Strong Canada" pass, which offers discounted rates in several museums until January 15.
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