British Columbia is perhaps is one of the most naturally beautiful places on earth. With 27.2 million miles of coastline, you are spoiled for choice as to where you can go exploring. Kayaking presents a great opportunity to explore this coastline and all the wonders that are associated with its beautiful scenic views. With so […]
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As November arrives, winter approaches in the great white north of Canada, and the boots, snow pants, and parkas emerge from the closet as Canadians look forward to outdoor adventures. So dust off your gear, find some cabins for rent in Canada, and dig in for a magical winter season. As a native of Canada, I
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Canada is a magnificent country with an incredible landscape that’s definitely worth exploring. So you can leave behind the buzzing tumult of the cities and find a secluded environment that’s bound to bring you the desired tranquility and inspire your soul with boundless beauty. But since hiking in Canada this fall offers endless possibilities, here’s
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Winter weather in much of the Northern Hemisphere is cold. There’s snow. There’s ice. But there also are brilliant blue skies and sparkling vistas. Instead of fleeing to the beaches of the Caribbean, consider embracing the season. Bundle up and head north to Canada, where they know how to do winter right. Take Québec City,
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Each year Canada’s capital city hosts countless festivals, concerts and shows that celebrate everything from food and drink to sports, music and heritage. 2016 is no exception and is already shaping up be a year to remember. Here’s a list of what we think are the 10 best. 1. Winterlude – January 29-February 15. Canada’s capital
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Consistently named as one of the top livable cities in the world, [amazon_textlink asin=’1465409971′ text=’Vancouver’ template=’ProductLink’ store=’thetravelersway-20′ marketplace=’US’ link_id=’ca166606-69d7-11e7-a90d-ed82f010a39c’] offers an urban center surround by nature. A former home to the Winter Olympic Games, Vancouver celebrates its diversity, history, and culture in many ways. You can, too, with a visit to one of these 15
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Located on the shore of Lake Ontario, Toronto is the largest (by population) city in Canada and the provincial capital of Ontario. It’s a city of neighborhoods, and with a population of over two and a half million residents, it also has a dynamic downtown core. As Canada’s commercial center, Toronto attracts its fair
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In the Chinese calendar, 2014 is the Year of the Horse. Throughout history, humans have depended on horses not only for their strength and speed, but for what horses can teach us. Horses are fearless yet sensitive, stubborn yet clever, noble yet playful. Learning to ride is an exercise in communication between horse and rider
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Daylight beaming through a hole in the ceiling woke me up. Lying in bed, half asleep and warmly cocooned in a mummy bag, I realized that my nose was cold, my breath had left a frosty ring on the edge of my sleeping bag, and my cap had fallen off. Oh, yeah. I’d spent the
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I was beat after TBEX Toronto. Exhausted, tired, hungry, and ready to let my hair down. I need sustenance, but making sense out of all the dining choices in Toronto and making a perfect decision was all Greek to me. What a perfect choice, then, when food blogger Andrew Dobson of Dobbernation Loves arranged for
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