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  • Ideas for a Vancouver Vacation

    Vancouver is one of the most beautiful places to visit in Canada. Its location gives it a natural beauty with majestic scenery as it is nestled between the Coast Mountains and the Pacific Ocean. There a lot of activities to do in Vancouver and certainly a lot of sights to...

  • Top 5 Reasons You Should Visit Niagara Falls

    Niagara Falls is a wonder of nature and the city that holds it is as equally beautiful. In the past, Niagara Falls has built a reputation of being the “honeymoon capital” but today, it is slowly changing that concept and is becoming more attractive for families on vacation. Why Visit...

  • The Best Things to Do While in Toronto

    A visit to Canada is not complete without dropping by its largest city, Toronto, a diverse urban area known for the CN Tower and hockey. View the City From the Sky The most prominent structure in Toronto is the CN Tower, which is the world’s second tallest free standing structure. Enjoy an...

  • Exploring the Best of Montreal

    Welcome to Montreal a.k.a. French Canada. Marvel at the city’s overflowing architectural sites and immerse yourself in a fusion of Canadian and European culture. Envision yourself walking along the quaint city streets with a camera in one hand and a huge smile on the other. Absolutely Breathtaking Take a guided tour whether...

  • Captivating Halifax, Nova Scotia’s port city

    Halifax encapsulates the brilliance and rugged nature of the Atlantic Canada region. Capital of Nova Scotia, the city blends the fervor of its maritime heritage and the upbeat cosmopolitan vibe due to its international port. Halifax invites you to explore its heritage and culture that reverberates from one of the...

  • The Idyllic Scarborough

    The beautiful and peaceful Scarborough is a district in Toronto, Canada. It boasts of the idyllic characteristics of Old Toronto with a splash of its own unique and memorable character and flavor. Scarborough is one of the most diverse areas of the Greater Toronto Area and is home to some...

  • Ottawa, Ontario’s High-spirited Capital

    Vibrant Ottawa stands in the confluence of three rivers and has generous views of Quebec’s Gatineau hills. Ontario’s capital continues its progressive stance, making sure the city remains like a warm welcoming destination for travelers from around the world. Main Ottawa landmarks The state’s first World Heritage site, Rideau Canal, is...

  • North York - Toronto’s little city

    North York began as a borough, and then moved up the ranks as a city located in the northern part of Toronto. The multi-cultural city swells with community pride and teems with its own fair share of leisure options. Its close proximity to Toronto also makes it’s a convenient and...

  • Vancouver - chic city along the coastline

    After hosting the 2010 Winter Olympics, Vancouver’s star continues to shine. The sight of modern skyscrapers rising amid the ocean and the mountain range makes Vancouver one of the most scenic and sophisticated cities in North America. What travelers remember best about the city is its high regard for green...

  • Calgary's Urban Sophistication

    The city of Calgary in Alberta, Canada is a welcoming city that has an extensive collaboration of different local organizations in making sure that each and every visitor to the city has a grand time during their stay. Whether you're travel for personal or business reasons, there are many things...

  • Exploring Winnipeg

    Winnipeg is the largest city in Manitoba. Nicknamed as The Peg, Winnipeg is a diverse city that’s filled with amazing destinations that ranges from architectural achievements, historical sites, mint arts, rivers and museums. It’s a great place for couples, families and even just individuals who want something fresh and new. The...

  • Get cozy in Banff, the capital of the Canadian Rockies

    Uniquely located inside the famous national park in Alberta, Banff is a small town that draws more than four million visitors each year. Year-round sojourners come to Banff to experience the raw beauty of Banff National Park, which also belongs to the Rocky Mountain Parks World Heritage Site. Out In...

  • Watch the four seasons unravel in Saskatoon

    Rich and diverse, the prairie destination of Saskatoon brings surprising discoveries about Saskatchewan’s biggest city. It has many exemplary traits, perhaps brought by the generous amount of sunshine that blesses the city with its energetic vibe. With days much longer than in any other Canadian city, expect the next 24...

  • Brave the Canadian winter in Whistler

    When the glorious winter climate cloaks British Columbia, there can only be one ski retreat that comes to mind. Whistler, only two hours north of Vancouver, is the perfect winter journey for serious skiers in search of epic skiing encounters. It’s not hard to see how Whistler gets international acclaim. It...

  • Experience Edmonton - the Festival City

    Be sure to visit Edmonton on festival weeks! There are so many major festivals being held here every year that these have earned the city the nickname, The Festival City. Thus, at any given month, there’s something big happening in the city – be sure to time your visits to...

  • Jaw-dropping Beauty and Grandeur of the Niagara Falls

    Visit the city of Niagara Falls in Ontario, Canada to experience just what people are gushing about regarding its namesake waterfalls. Pictures, videos, and documentaries could never do justice to the majesty and grandeur of the falls. Firsthand experience is always the best option! Pack your bags and catch a...

  • Learn more about richly diverse Richmond

    Set near the mouth of the river Frasier, Richmond has a multi-ethnic population that gives way to a plethora of cultural attractions. It has seen development in the tourism front, being accessible to folks who live in downtown Vancouver, which is just a 20-minute drive from Richmond. The 2010 Winter...

  • In Honor of Saint John

    Saint John is a city in New Brunswick, Canada, named after the St. John River. The river is so named because it was on St. John The Baptist's Day that French cartographer Samuel de Champlain sighted the river. Naturally, he named the river after the saint. So, when a settlement...

  • Where the Peaks meet the Sun

    Sun Peaks is aptly named for being a mountain resort, a place where the tall peaks of the mountains seem to kiss the sun. This beautiful mountain resort has recently been transformed into a municipality, incorporated in June 28, 2010. It holds the distinction of being the first “mountain resort”...

  • Exploring the City of Quebec

    Quebec is the capital of the Province of Quebec and is the second most populous city of the province. Being the capital city, lots of visitors visit here for various purposes, including vacations, business trips, and others. It is one of the oldest cities located in North America, with the...

  • Banff Becoming A Disappointment

    I've travelled to Banff numerous times, even worked there, and am amazed how busy this small town has become. We stayed the first week of October and it was busy, even with rainy weather. I'd hate to think how nuts the place is in the middle of summer...

  • Exploring the Limestone City

    Spread across the city of Kingston in Ontario, Canada are a number of grand, historic structures made of limestone material. Many of the attractions or landmarks in the area are made of this stone material, giving them a whitish, yellowish appearance characteristic of the material. One of the places to...

  • A Fast-Growing and Interesting City to Visit

    Mississauga is a fast growing city, a suburb of the much larger city of Toronto. On its own, the city of Mississauga is an interesting destination, with a number of unique attractions and modern landmarks to see. As a multi-cultural city, it is a good destination to meet all kinds...

  • The Port City of Hamilton

    The city of Hamilton in Ontario, Canada is a beautiful place that is set by the waters, making it an important port city as well as great destination for tourists and leisure travelers. As an advanced, modern industrialized city, it is also an important business destination. Thus, it receives numerous...

  • Gateway to the Cottage Country

    Gravenhurst is a city in Ontario, Canada, that is part of the Muskoka Region. This region is fondly referred to as “cottage country” because of the presence of numerous cottages and small homes that are often used as vacation rental properties during the so-called “cottage season”. The city bills itself...

  • The Queen City in Saskatchewan

    The name of the city of Regina means “Queen” so that it is but natural that it would take the nickname of “The Queen City”. This is a beautiful planned city, the commercial and cultural center of southern Saskatchewan. It began as a featureless place shaped by the developers to...

  • Honoring Queen Victoria

    The city of Victoria in British Columbia was named after a queen of the United Kingdom, no less that Queen Victoria herself. There are a number of historic landmarks in the city, some of which are also named in honor of the queen or her husband, Albert. Within the city...

  • St Johns: The City of Legends

    A Wonderfully Old Destination Being the oldest city in North America has its perks, including having lots of interesting historic destinations to offer to travelers. To trace history or learn more about the arts and culture of the city, travelers can head to the museums. One of these is located in...

  • Field: A Piece of Paradise Up the Mountains

    Up the Scenic Mountains of Field The unincorporated settlement of Field in British Columbia, Canada, is one of the best destinations for outdoor fun in the region. It is located within the Yoho National Park, even hosting the visitor center for the park. Because of that, visitors traveling to Field have...