Maria moved from Vancouver, British Columbia, to Calgary, Alberta, because Maria's employer transferred her to the newly opened Calgary office. She made the one-day drive from Vancouver to Calgary on May 31. She started work on June 1. From May 31 to June 8, Maria rented an Airbnb. On June 9, she moved into an apartment in Calgary. It took some time after the move to sell her Vancouver home. She forgot to keep receipts for meals (three meals per day for nine days) and vehicle-related expenses. She incurred the following costs with respect to the move: Cost of Airbnb (nine nights) $1,800 Cost of maintaining Vancouver home (mortgage interest and property taxes) 6,700 Cost of moving household effects 2,500 The distance from Vancouver to Calgary is 1,000 kilometres. Assume the CRA's per-kilometre amounts are as follows: Alberta $0.485 British Columbia $0.585 Assuming that Maria earned sufficient employment income after the move, what is the maximum claim she may make for moving expenses