The Saskatchewan Ministry of Parks says it has seen over 9,800 reservations in less than a week since opening up the remaining campsite inventory at provincial parks.

Bookings for over 300 more campsites will begin on Monday, July 6. Reservations will open at set times throughout the day.

"As of midnight [June 30] we have had 142.6 millimetres of rain in June. Normal is 94 millimetres," Global Calgary weather expert Paul Dunphy said.

The sisters have pitched a tent in the backyard of their childhood home in Rothesay, N.B., self-isolating after crossing the Canada-U.S. border on June 13.

When Saskatchewan announced its reopening plan for provincial parks, campsites were open to 50 per cent capacity. More campsites are now available for use.

Otonabee Conservation is reopening its areas on Friday, including camping at Beavermead Park and Warsaw Caves Conservation Area.

B.C. Premier John Horgan is expected to announce plans this week for the province to enter Phase 3 of its recovery plan.

Riding National Park is reopening some camping services during COVID-19.

'Visitors are required to have a reservation in order to camp at Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site and the camping experience will be different than previous years.'

Summer day camps will be offered in Port Hope with reduced capacity and strict coronavirus safety measures in place.