Campers and cottage owners in Nova Scotia must decide: Should I stay or should I go?
HALIFAX -- When the calendar turned to 2021, Mark Candow’s cottage was nearly booked for the year. The Elmsdale, N.S. resident rents his Windsor-area cottage through the booking website Airbnb, but with tightened COVID-19 restrictions in place throughout Nova Scotia, a number of his bookings were forced to cancel. He says even he and his family are unable to visit the cottage because of the current public health guidelines. “It’s pretty much shut down,” Candow explains. “It’s just sitting there vacant, and you know, it’s in the middle of the woods on a very private lot, ...
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