CBC·3 min read·medium
Giant dinosaurs, oversized sausages: Are Canada's roadside attractions worth keeping around?
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Canada's collection of large roadside attractions, built primarily between the 1950s and 1970s, faces an uncertain future due to rising maintenance costs. While these landmarks have historically boosted tourism and civic pride, communities are now debating their long-term economic viability.
“It was super cool. We took some photos, and we explored the flea market that we had no idea existed, and that's how it all started,” she told CBC’s Cost of Living .
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