Thanks to information posted on this forum, and subsequently forwarded to the Canadian department of external affairs, the department has updated its website to explain the Argentine entrance fee for Canadians. It's too long to post here but can be seen at http://www.voyage.gc.ca/countries_pays/report_rapport-eng.asp?id=11000
Scroll down to Section 4.
Argentine reciprocity fee for Canadians
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Am I missing something?? Where is the English for English-speaking tourists?
When I click on the link from the Canadian Government, it takes me to a AR site in Spanish
If you click on the Provinciapagos website it is in both English and Spanish.