Things to Do in Saskatoon last updated: October 12th, 2022 As the South Saskatchewan River winds through the city, Saskatoon is buzzing with an infusion of new restaurants, bars, breweries, and attractions. Locals who had once left to attend school or experience big cities like Vancouver and Toronto have moved back, bringing with them a…
If you’re looking to dine at the best restaurants in Saskatoon, you’ve come to the right place. Straddling the South Saskatchewan River, Saskatoon is the largest city in Saskatchewan. It has some of the sunniest days in Canada as well as some of the coldest temperatures during the winter months. But more importantly, it has…
If you’re interested in charming fishing villages, Acadian culture and history, lighthouses, delicious food, and seaside adventure, you’ll want to add Yarmouth and the Acadian Shores to your bucket list. Located at the Western corner of Nova Scotia, not too far from the Annapolis Valley, Yarmouth and the Acadian Shores is a charming, peaceful place…
Known as one of the richest dinosaur fossil destinations in the world, Dinosaur Provincial Park is one of Alberta’s top travel destinations and is a must-visit for anyone interested in spectacular badland scenery and all-things dinosaur. Located in the spectacular Canadian Badlands (the largest of its kind in Canada), 160 km east of Drumheller, this…
If you’re looking to play mini golf in Calgary, you’ve come to the right place. Whether it’s a challenging championship-style course or a course filled with fun obstacles, there are lots of fun mini golf Calgary facilities to choose from. So whether you’re looking to enjoy indoor Calgary mini golf with a pint of beer…
The Canadian Canoe has become one of Canada’s most recognized icons. Invented by the Indigenous Peoples of Canada, canoeing in Canada became a tool of diplomacy and cross-cultural collaboration that made the creation of this country possible. Without the canoe, there may not be a “Canada”. After all, how else would the Europeans have explored…
Few people have explored Nordegg and the David Thompson region as much as we have. Every year, we find ourselves back in this mountain paradise to experience more adventure, whether that’s a gentle float down the North Saskatchewan River or an adrenaline-pumping climb up the steepest Via Ferrata in the province. We know Nordegg very…
Located almost halfway between the famous cities of Toronto and Niagara Falls, Hamilton is truly one of Ontario’s underrated cities. Named after George Hamilton, a Canadian merchant, this small city became a major port in 1832 and eventually became a hub for steel and manufacturing, earning it the nickname “Steeltown”. However, there’s much more to…