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Why a low loonie could mean good news for Alberta tourism operators

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With the Canadian dollar hovering around 70 cents U.S., some of Alberta's popular ski destinations and Indigenous tourism operators are looking to pitch the area as an affordable vacation spot for American tourists. However, that could change if potential U.S. tariffs materialize.

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