Canada

Old Quebec (Photo: Mariusz Kluzniak via Flickr)

Travel Magazine: Features

The side-by-side neighborhoods of Griffintown and Little Burgundy may be different in vibe and history, but both are creative hubs... Read more >

There are very few cities like Vancouver, where you can ski in the morning and hit the beach in the... Read more >

Whistler is a charming village built by, and for, those in the pursuit of outdoor activities. The mountain's potential quickly... Read more >

There are very few cities like Vancouver, where you can ski in the morning and hit the beach in the... Read more >

In 1885, Banff National Park became Canada's first national park. This UNESCO World Heritage Site encompasses more than 6,000 km²... Read more >

Whistler is a charming village built by, and for, those in the pursuit of outdoor activities. The mountain's potential quickly... Read more >

A Short Guide to Downtown Ottawa

Stemming from the Algonquin word, “adawe,” meaning “to trade,” Ottawa is a town steeped in history. The city’s rich heritage... Read more >

Toronto is Canada’s hub of innovation and cultural diversity, making it one of the best cities to enjoy a food... Read more >

The Niagara Escarpment is one of the natural wonders of the world. Seven hundred and twenty-five kilometres long and hundreds... Read more >

In Nova Scotia, you're never more than 67 kilometres from the ocean. Thanks to endless pelagic adventures, from whale watching... Read more >

Italians have a long history with Canada, starting with Giovanni Caboto (John Cabot to English speakers), the Venetian explorer who... Read more >

A Small Guide to Old Montreal

Canada celebrated its 150th birthday last year. At the same time, Montreal was celebrating its 375th. The city was founded... Read more >

The soaring pines and snowy peaks of Banff National Park are just a few of the images that make Lake... Read more >