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Southern Alberta tourist attractions see more local visitors amid continued Canada-U.S. border closures
Waterton Lakes National Park opened later than usual this year due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and businesses in the town have lost a large portion of their American clientele amid the continued closure of the Canada-U.S. border.Shameer Suleman with the Bayshore Inn Resort and Spa in Waterton said the season got off to a slow start, with weekdays seeing very little traffic.Their normal six-month-long season was cut short to just 90 days.However, now the weather is warming up, weekends have been quite busy with more Albertan visitors.“We were sold out last weekend, sold out this weekend, which is fantastic,” Suleman said.