Narrative Research found 20 per cent of Nova Scotians and 28 per cent of New Brunswickers have travelled within the Atlantic bubble.

Visitor numbers, however, are still nowhere near where they were in 2019 before the coronavirus pandemic.

"It brings travellers to places that they would never normally travel... so it takes you to a lot of hidden gems."

Industry business aircraft deliveries decreased 30 per cent from the prior year, but longer-term trends are encouraging, says CEO Eric Martel.

Officials say the West Jet flight departed Toronto at 9:45 p.m. and landed in Halifax just after midnight on July 13.

“You have to look at the opportunities instead of negatives,” said Creston mayor Ron Toyota.

Identification tags are now being given to Alaska-goers at the Coutts border crossing with a deadline to leave and a list of restrictions while on Canadian soil.

This is the summer of staying at home, but that doesn't mean you can't explore your own backyard.

Passengers who have temperatures above 38 degrees will not be allowed to travel and will be asked to re-book after two weeks.

The province has completed 'a review of traffic flow issues that will lead to enhancements in wait time,' although 'some of these are still in the draft form,' says a spokesperson.