Perhaps due to our residence here, our perspective may be biased, but given the province’s diverse landscapes and pleasant summer weather, we genuinely believe that Ontario stands out as one of the premier camping destinations in Canada. The combination of lakes, beaches, forests, and the rugged terrain of the Canadian Shield creates an enchanting backdrop […]

Canada’s premier ski destination, Whistler, is situated at the base of two immense mountains: Whistler and Blackcomb. Together, these formidable peaks constitute the largest winter sports area in North America, and the bustling Whistler Village offers immediate access to some of the finest skiing opportunities. While Whistler already held international acclaim, hosting the 2010 Winter […]

Similar to Dawson City, Whitehorse owes its establishment to the Klondike Gold Rush of 1897. After enduring the challenging and at times perilous journey from Skagway over White Pass, gold prospectors navigated Miles Canyon and Whitehorse Rapids before reaching the wealth of Dawson. The initial arrivals led to the formation of a small settlement on […]

Fondly referred to by locals as “Limestone City” due to the prevalent use of this building material in the construction of its numerous elegant 19th-century homes, Kingston has much to offer both international travelers and day-trippers. Throughout the year, there are engaging activities to enjoy in this city. Boasting a lengthy and fascinating history, Kingston […]

Edmonton, the capital of Alberta, spans both banks of the North Saskatchewan River, situated approximately at the province’s center. Despite a longstanding rivalry with Calgary, just a little over two hours south, which characterizes Edmonton as a dull government town, the reality is quite the opposite. Edmonton stands as Alberta’s cultural hub, boasting outstanding theaters, […]

The capital of Prince Edward Island exudes the charm of a tranquil small town; indeed, Charlottetown holds the distinction of being the smallest provincial capital in the country. Navigating the Victorian-era streets and harbor area is a leisurely affair on foot, with tourist attractions conveniently clustered in the central vicinity. Set sail on cruises departing […]

Since its inception as a fur trading post in 1816, the city of Thunder Bay, Ontario, has undergone significant transformation. With its roots tied to the historic Fort William, this strategically positioned community along the shores of Lake Superior is now recognized as one of northwestern Ontario’s most vibrant cities. The city has evolved into […]

Nestled on the western end of Lake Ontario, the port city of Hamilton has long been a cornerstone of Canada’s industrial landscape. Over time, it has transformed into a sought-after destination, offering a plethora of attractions to captivate visitors. Easily accessible for a day trip from Toronto and a mere 40-minute drive from Niagara Falls, […]