CALGARY --
Albertans still have unanswered questions about a new Kananaskis Country user fee that kicks in on Tuesday.
On June 1, every vehicle stopping inside the popular mountain area west of Calgary will need to pay for a Kananaskis Conservation Pass. It'll be $15 for a day trip or $90 for an annual ticket.
But just days before the passes are expected to be policed, some who use the area say the province is still sparse on details.
"We still don't know what it's going to look like when it's implemented," hiker and travel blogger Phil Turnbull told CTV News. "It doesn't seem like it was a well-thought-out plan."