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Posted date : May 30, 2026

CSANews 2026 Spring Edition – Issue 138 – We arrived in the U.S. in December. Crossing the border was the easiest it has been in 40 years.

Posted date : Dec 12, 2025

CSANews Issue 137 Winter 2025 Edition – Starting in late December, the U.S. Immigration Department will REQUIRE you to take a photo- graph for their files. There will obviously be more delays at the border, so make your plans flexible.

Posted date : Sep 10, 2025

CSANews Issue 136 Fall 2025 Edition – And the survey says…is back. One of our favourite and fun things to do is our biannual survey of snowbirds. We have detailed the main responses – later in this issue – and hope that you enjoy the results. This is what your friends and fellow snowbirds are thinking right now…

Posted date : Jul 15, 2025

CSANews Issue 135 Summer 2025 Edition – The Dog Days of Summer have arrived! Overwhelming heat and very hot weather are just the tonic for winter blues. (Do snowbirds actually have winter blues?) Right now, Canada is under what they are referring to as a “Heat Dome.”

Posted date : May 21, 2025

CSANews Issue 134 Spring 2025 Edition – In this issue : WONDERS OF COSTA RICA , ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE, NEW WORLD DISORDER

Posted date : Dec 13, 2024

CSANews Issue 133 Winter2024 Edition – TANTALIZING TUNISIA | MESA MUST-DOS | DEFINING YOUR GIVING GOALS | Health
TAKING CARE OF YOUR KIDNEYS

Posted date : Sep 17, 2024

CSANews Issue 132 Fall 2024 Edition – SURPRISING SARAWAK | UTAH’S MIGHTY 5 PARKS | INVESTING FOR THE FUTURE | HEALTH
ATRIAL FIBRILLATION

Posted date : Jul 16, 2024

CSANews Issue 131 Summer 2024 Edition – Sunscreen, shade and water are the three things which you must pay attention to in order to protect yourself. – FREE SNOWBIRD SHOW – Snowbird Lifestyle Presentations

Posted date : May 21, 2024

CSANews Issue 130 Spring 2024 Edition – Our Extravaganzas and Winter Information Meetings had been dormant for four years – trapped in the dreaded Covid purgatory. This year, we decided to see if we could resurrect their past successes. Would anyone come to the shows? Would they bring their friends? Did we have any friends left after the brutal lockdowns?

Posted date : Dec 19, 2023

CSANews Issue 129 WInter 2023 Edition – Our travel patterns to the U.S. have reverted to pre-Covid levels and we are slightly ahead of the 2019 number of trips. There is one big difference, though – automobile traffic is down by about 15% and travel by air is up. High gas prices and more competition in the airline space (which reduces prices) are changing our normal travel patterns.