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Summer Camps Strive to Stay Part of Canadian Life, Despite Hurdles

NYT World Saturday 15 August 2026, 10:00 UTC By Matina Stevis-Gridneff 1 min read
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Long a tradition for many kids and teenagers across the country, overnight camps are facing financial and cultural hurdles as inflation bites and parenting trends shift.

Long a tradition for many kids and teenagers across the country, overnight camps are facing financial and cultural hurdles as inflation bites and parenting trends shift.
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