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Canadian RV industry outlines policy priorities and launches marketing program

30.04.2026 18:03 1 min 2 sources
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Canadian RV industry outlines policy priorities and launches marketing program
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RVDA and CCRVA representatives presented federal policy priorities on Parliament Hill, while Go RVing Canada unveiled a tie-in marketing program for dealers at the Toronto Spring Camping and RV Show.

Industry Policy Priorities

At a press conference on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, representatives of the RV Dealers Association of Canada (RVDA) and the Canadian Camping and RV Association (CCRVA) outlined key federal policy priorities for the industry. Speakers included RVDA Chair Ken Dobson and CCRVA Chair Ellie Abou-Kay-Jammatolo.

Dealer Marketing Support

At the Toronto Spring Camping and RV Show, Go RVing Canada introduced a tie-in marketing program for dealers. The program provides ready-made advertising materials and digital support to synchronize local dealer campaigns with national efforts. The presentation took place on February 27 at an exhibitor breakfast supporting the RV Women’s Alliance.

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