Located at the halfway point between Calgary and Edmonton, there are lots of things to do in Red Deer. Located on the banks of the Red Deer River and serving as a center for the oil and natural gas industry, Red Deer is a bustling small city with a population of around 107,000 people. Even…
The world of wine has grown exponentially over the past few decades. Wine enthusiasts and newbies alike can agree that there is little more enjoyable than touring the grape-growing countryside and sipping on a few delicious spirits. However, many are not aware that when it comes to the wine of the New World, Canada has…
Cabot Trail in Nova Scotia’s Cape Breton Island is easily one of the most beautiful places in Canada. It offers a great mix of stunning views, beaches, hiking trails, small towns, and so much more. It’s also one of the best places to see fall colours in Canada. In this travel guide, we’ll fill you…
Quaint and charming, the Annapolis Valley is a popular place to visit during the summer months in Nova Scotia. Known as Nova Scotia’s wine country, not to mention home to some of Canada’s oldest historical sites, the Annapolis Valley is a great place to do a road trip, taking time to learn about history, taste…
“Everyone likes travel quotes” – Matthew Bailey That’s right. I just started an article about the best travel quotes by making up my own quote…about a quote. Isn’t it true though? There’s something beautiful about a good quote, whether it be about travel or not. A great quote is often inspiring, funny, or just has…
When it comes to taking the Newfoundland Ferry, most people are referring to Marine Atlantic, the company that transports people, vehicles, and products across the North Atlantic from Nova Scotia to Newfoundland and from Newfoundland to Nova Scotia. Due to tourism, locals who work in other provinces, and all the goods that make their way…
Canada is a huge country and a country of immigration, so it should come as no surprise that we have more than one Canadian language. Officially, Canada is a bilingual country, with two official Canadian languages: English and French. Despite this official status, however, the majority of Canadians speak English. Some, especially those living in…
Canadian Money is often referred to as monopoly money thanks to its bright colours and unique artwork. Unlike the less interesting “greenback” used in the United States of America, which all looks more or less the same, Canadian currency is truly beautiful. In fact, Canada’s bills and coins all feature pictures of important national symbols,…