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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 : Apr 4, 2025

In response to U.S. tariffs on Canadian-made goods, Canada has imposed a 25% counter tariff on certain U.S. products brought into Canada. The CBSA is collecting the tariffs on behalf of the Government of Canada in the form of a surtax.

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

My dog was born in the U.S. and is vaccinated annually there before we head back to Canada. He travels with a certification from his vet re: rabies and all other vaccinations he receives….

Posted date : Jul 26, 2024

CSA Member Advisory – This week, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) amended their upcoming regulation changes for dogs entering the United States from low-risk countries such as Canada.

Posted date : May 13, 2024

CSA Member Advisory – The U.S. Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently announced that they will be updating regulations on the importation of dogs into the United States…

Posted date : Apr 13, 2024

CSA Member Advisory – The Canada Border Services Agency and the Canadian Snowbird Association are encouraging Canadians who have spent the winter abroad to plan ahead for a smooth return to Canada this spring. These are the top travel tips to know before arriving at the border…

Posted date : Apr 2, 2024

  PRIVACY STATEMENT At the Canadian Snowbird Association (the CSA), the trust and confidence of our members stand at the core of our mission to advocate, protect and represent the interests of Canadian travellers. Recognizing the unique nature of our members’ lifestyle, we are committed to upholding the highest standards of privacy and data protection.   PURPOSE […]

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.

Posted date : Sep 14, 2023

I have chatted recently with several military and RCMP retirees about the change of health-care providers, from Sun Life to Canada Life. There is yet much confusion and frustration regarding the overall transition…