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28 Fun Things to Do in Vernon

June 7, 2022 By Matthew G. Bailey Leave a Comment

One of the top things to do in Vernon is hiking the Grey Canal Trail for amazing views of the area. — Turtle Mountain is an easy way to get jaw-dropping views of Vernon.

Last Updated: October 18th, 2022

Located at the north end of British Columbia’s stunning Okanagan Valley, Vernon is surrounded by some of the most beautiful scenery in the province, including many lakes, mountains, and farmland. This makes Vernon a great place for outdoor adventure.

Smaller than Kelowna, which is located further south, Vernon is also a great place to enjoy the Okanagan without as much hustle and bustle. You can rest and relax while golfing, bike or hike the many trails, or strap yourself into a kayak and paddle across the scenic lakes.

The population of Greater Vernon is just over 60,000 and like the rest of the Okanagan Valley, Vernon has a semi-arid climate with very hot dry summers and mild winters. If you’re looking for a lush green look, you might want to come in the spring before the sun turns everything yellow. However, the summer is when the city really comes to life with lots of tourists and locals enjoying that summer heat.

Whether you’re a local looking for new things to do or you’re visiting Vernon for the first time, below are the top things to do in Vernon, British Columbia!

Canada’s Most Luxurious Rocky Mountain Train

May 31, 2022 By Matthew G. Bailey 4 Comments

The best Rocky Mountain Train is the Rocky Mountaineer.

Few places rival the beauty of Canada’s Rocky Mountains. With majestic towns like Banff and Jasper, stunning turquoise lakes and rivers, and tall glistening mountain peaks, they attract millions of visitors each and every year. But that’s only one small slice of the incredible landscapes between Vancouver and Calgary. There are also the Columbia Mountains, the Coast Mountains, the semi-desert landscapes around Kamloops, and the coastline of British Columbia’s Pacific Coast. It makes for one heckuva a Canadian road trip, but what if you could see it all from the comfort of a Rocky Mountain train?

38 of the Best Things to Do in Vancouver

May 23, 2022 By Matthew G. Bailey 20 Comments

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When people ask us what we think is the most beautiful city in Canada, Vancouver is our answer. Although it’s one of the most densely populated cities in North America, it’s also surrounded by stunning natural beauty, including lush rainforest, mountains, and the Pacific Ocean. It’s because of its setting that we often rank Vancouver, British Columbia as one of the prettiest cities on Earth.

Vancouver is also vastly urban, with hundreds of skyscrapers dotting the landscape. You can easily be surrounded by a concrete jungle in the morning and out in the forest in the afternoon. This is what makes it such a great place to visit. However, it’s also one of the most expensive cities in Canada, especially when it comes to real estate and accommodation.

If you’re looking for a vibrant art scene, loads of delicious restaurants, historic districts, thriving markets, incredible urban parks, and beautiful vistas, Vancouver should be on your bucket list. In this Vancouver Travel Guide, we’ll share with you some of the best things to do in Vancouver while also sharing some tips on saving money, how to get around, where to stay, and more.

14 of the Best Edmonton Breweries to Enjoy Craft Beer

May 17, 2022 By Matthew G. Bailey Leave a Comment

Whether you’re a local or someone visiting this beautiful city, there are no shortages of delicious Edmonton breweries for you to indulge in. In fact, Alberta is a great province for those seeking craft beer. With more than 100 craft breweries creating everything from fruity sours to thick stouts, there truly is something for all tastes. Plus, breweries are such a great way to sample both the beer and the culture of a destination.

As Alberta’s capital city, the number of Edmonton breweries has exploded in recent years. This is great news for those of you that love to sample craft beer and experience new places. There’s no longer any need to drink “beer-flavoured” water. With brilliant minds and lots of farmland, Alberta is now home to some of the best beer in the country.

So if you’re looking for new things to do in Edmonton or some tasty beer to sample, here is our list of the top 14 breweries in Edmonton.

42 Fun and Interesting British Columbia Facts

May 10, 2022 By Matthew G. Bailey 2 Comments

Surfing in Tofino

If you’re looking for some interesting British Columbia facts, you’ve come to the right place.

British Columbia is perhaps the most beautiful province in Canada, thanks in part to its many mountains, sandy beaches, lakes, rainforest, and the Pacific Ocean. It’s also home to some beautiful cities, including, Victoria, Vancouver, and Kelowna, as well as some popular vacation towns, such as Tofino and Whistler.

In this guide, you’re going to learn so much about British Columbia. Whether you’re looking to enhance your next visit or just love learning as much as we do, here are 42 British Columbia facts to bring up at your next dinner party.

54 Fun and Interesting Quebec Facts

May 3, 2022 By Matthew G. Bailey 5 Comments

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From being one of the oldest European settlements in North America to the only Canadian province with French as its official language, there are lots of fun and interesting Quebec facts to learn about.

Quebec is a Canadian province, located on the Eastern side of Canada, west of New Brunswick and east of Ontario. It’s one of the most visited provinces in the country, thanks in part to the world-famous city of Montreal and the historic centre of Old Quebec. Throw in the mighty St. Lawrence River, skiing at Mont-Tremblant, and whale watching in Tadoussac, and it’s easy to see why so many people love exploring this French-speaking province.

Whether you’re looking to explore Quebec or you’re simply interested in learning more about it, enjoy this guide to some really cool facts about Quebec.

27 of the Best Canmore Restaurants

April 26, 2022 By Matthew G. Bailey 9 Comments

Wild Orchid Bistro is one of our favourite Canmore restaurants, serving up delicious sushi and Asian food with beautiful presentation. — Wild Orchid Bistro is one of our favourite Canmore restaurants.

If you’re looking for the best Canmore restaurants, you’ve come to the right place. Located in the Canadian Rockies, roughly an hour away from Calgary and just 20 minutes from Banff, Canmore is one of the most beautiful cities in Canada.

It’s known as the more “local” version of Banff but in recent years has become almost just as busy. After all, it’s close enough to be a base for people visiting places like Banff and the Kananaskis, but there are also many things to do in Canmore, such as biking, hiking, climbing, cross-country skiing, caving, and so much more. It’s truly a hub for outdoor adventure.

But with all this outdoor adventure, you’re bound to get hungry, and that’s a good thing because Canmore is home to a wide variety of delicious restaurants, ranging from pubs and breweries to upscale fine dining.

In this Canmore travel guide, we’ll fill you in on the best restaurants in Canmore.

Things to Do in London Ontario

April 19, 2022 By Maureen Spencer 1 Comment

Photo courtesy of Tourism London, Ontario.

London, Ontario has quite a few things in common with that other London over on the other side of the world in the United Kingdom. There’s a Thames River and a Covent Garden, but Ontario’s London also has its own unique set of attractions to make it an interesting place to visit in its own right.

Located in southwestern Ontario, London is about halfway between Toronto, Ontario and Detroit, Michigan, just north of Lake Erie and the US border. It is also known as the “Forest City” as it was once a thick forest, which is still quite evident with the many woodlands, parks, and greenways along the Thames River.

Home to the University of Western Ontario, it’s also known as a “university city” with many students living here. It has some of Ontario’s oldest buildings and there are plenty of eateries, cultural centres and outdoor activities to keep you busy.

In this Ontario travel guide, we’ll share with you the top things to do in London, Ontario, including where to eat and drink.

26 Amazing Craft Breweries in Calgary

April 12, 2022 By Matthew G. Bailey 2 Comments

Railyard Brewing is one of the top breweries in Calgary with great beer, a beautiful space, and lots of free games.

Whether you’re a local or someone visiting this beautiful city, there are no shortages of delicious craft breweries in Calgary for you to explore. In fact, Alberta is a great province for those looking for some tasty bread water. With more than 100 craft breweries creating everything from fruity sours to a hoppy IPA, there truly is something for all tastes. Plus, breweries are such a great way to sample both the beer and the culture of a destination.

As the biggest city in Alberta and our home for the last 20 years, the number of Calgary breweries has truly exploded. This is great news for those who love tasty bread water and we’re happy to say that the quality continues to improve month after month. No longer must we settle for the big watered-down brands. From peanut butter stouts to blackberry sours, beer has certainly become much more interesting in recent years.

So if you’re looking for something new to do or some tasty beer to sample, here is our list of the top breweries in Calgary.

Gimli Manitoba | A Popular Weekend Retreat from Winnipeg

April 4, 2022 By Matthew G. Bailey Leave a Comment

Sailboats line the wharf in Gimli, Manitoba. — Gimli, Manitoba.

Updated: April 4th, 2022

Back in 2015, my wife and I moved to Winnipeg for the summer. We had been hired to lead a sales team for a company selling lawn care services. Although we had no intentions of moving to Winnipeg full-time, we took it as an opportunity to have an adventure and to really experience a new place like a local.

Winnipeg turned out to be awesome and we also got to experience some nearby destinations as well, such as Riding Mountain National Park and Gimli, Manitoba, both of which inspired us to continue sharing Canadian destinations through Must Do Canada.

If you’re looking for some cool small towns to explore, especially ones with a really interesting history, Gimli, Manitoba is a great spot to visit. In this guide, we’re going to fill you in on all the things to do in Gimli, Manitoba so that you can decide on whether or not to add it to your Manitoba bucket list.

11 of the Best Drumheller Camping Sites

March 29, 2022 By Matthew G. Bailey 2 Comments

Horsethief Canyon, Drumheller Alberta — Admiring the beautiful views of Horsethief Canyon, Drumheller, Alberta.

If you’re looking for the top Drumheller camping sites, you’ve come to the right place!

Drumheller and the Alberta Badlands are one of Alberta’s true travel gems. From incredible canyons and odd-looking hoodoos to one of the world’s top dinosaur museums, Drumheller and the Alberta Badlands should be on everyone’s Alberta bucket list.

Plus, Drumheller is also a great place for camping. Whether you’re looking to wake up next to a small creek, gawk up at a star-filled sky, admire the golden-colour coulees, or imagine yourself in a place where dinosaurs once roamed, there are so many Drumheller campsites for those wanting to pitch a tent or roll up in an RV.

In this Drumheller camping travel guide, we’re going to list out the best Drumheller campsites for you to choose from. Whether you’re looking for a powered site to park the RV or a primitive site to pitch a tent, we’ve included a variety of campgrounds in Drumheller for every type of traveller.

15 of the Best Hot Springs in BC

March 22, 2022 By Matthew G. Bailey 4 Comments

One of the many beautiful hot springs in BC. — Sloquet Hot Springs.

Looking for hot springs in BC? We’ve got you covered!

When it comes to hot springs, there’s no better place in Canada than British Columbia. From north to south, there are so many hot springs in BC, ranging from wild and hard-to-get-to to resort-style spas with changing rooms.

From the west coast of Vancouver to the Rocky Mountains and all the way up to the Yukon border, These beautiful natural wonders can be found all over the province. They don’t always smell the best but they truly feel like a dream when you step inside one, especially in the winter, which is our favourite time to take a hot dip.

So whether you’re looking to relax at a 5-star spa with lockers to store your bags or a wild hike to find a hot spring that you can have to yourself, here is our list of the best hot springs in BC.

55 Odd, Interesting, and Fun Vancouver Facts

March 8, 2022 By Matthew G. Bailey 27 Comments

Vancouver Facts

If you’re looking for some fun and interesting Vancouver facts, you’re in the right spot!

Despite its extremely high cost of living and cloudy winters, we can definitely say that Vancouver is one of the most beautiful cities in Canada, if not the entire world. After all, it’s hard to go wrong when you’re sandwiched between the Pacific Ocean and the North Shore Mountains while also being surrounded by rainforest and beautiful islands.

But for those of you interested in learning more about one of the densest cities in North America, we’ve scoured the web and some books to see what we can find. So whether you’re trying to satisfy your curiosity, looking for something to talk about at a party, or just looking for something to do today, enjoy this list of cool Vancouver facts.

13 of the Best Things to Do in Kingston, Ontario

March 1, 2022 By Maureen Spencer 13 Comments

Kingston, Ontario during sunset

Looking for some great things to do in Kingston, Ontario? Well, you’ve come to the right place!

Kingston is conveniently located about halfway between Toronto and Montreal and connected to Ottawa via the beautiful Rideau Canal. It has a beautiful waterfront, which is at the mouth of Lake Ontario and the beginning of the St Lawrence River and the Rideau Canal.

In addition to beautiful landscapes, Kingston has a long and rich history as well. It was once Canada’s capital city and has dozens of museums and historic sites. It was home to the first Canadian Prime Minister, Sir John A. Macdonald and is home to two UNESCO World Heritage Sites- Rideau Canal and the Kingston fortifications. Kingston is also known as “Limestone City” —because limestone was used extensively in the construction of many of its stately 19th-century homes and buildings.

With such a fascinating mixture of history combined with the vibrant energy of a university town with Queen’s University and the Canadian Military College, Kingston is truly one of the best places to visit in Ontario. It’s a walkable town with an abundance of cafes, restaurants, plenty of historic sights to explore and a beautiful waterfront to enjoy.

6 of the Best Wineries in Osoyoos

February 22, 2022 By Bailey Storey 10 Comments

Sunsets over the wineries in osoyoos

Wineries in Osoyoos last updated: April 7, 2023

If you love sipping wine while surrounded by beautiful views, you’re going to love our list of the top 5 wineries in Osoyoos, British Columbia!

North America has grown over the last century to become one of the top wine-producing regions of the world. Despite our relatively short history of producing wine, the major producers of America and Canada are becoming notable contenders to the illustrious wine history of Europe.

For the wine-loving travellers who are looking to expand their knowledge of New World grapes, there is no better place to look than Osoyoos – a strip of land just south of Kelowna. Despite being lesser known than its neighbour to the north, Osoyoos absolutely deserves to be on your list when touring Canada’s incredible (and vast) wine country. Read on to discover some of the best and most unique wineries, all of which are sure to leave an impression big enough to outlive that last bottle.

47 Interesting and Awesome Nova Scotia Facts

February 15, 2022 By Matthew G. Bailey 22 Comments

Cabot Trail — Fall in Canada is best experienced on the Cabot Trail in Nova Scotia.

Last updated: October 21st, 2022.

Located on Canada’s east coast and surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean, Nova Scotia is one of our favourite provinces to explore. It’s home to the booming city of Halifax, the beautiful scenery of Cape Breton Highlands, charming towns such as Lunenburg, and a thriving wine region in the Annapolis Valley. It’s also home to one of the best road trips in the world, some of the best whale watching in the country, some of the most beautiful seaside scenery you can find, and lots of interesting Nova Scotia facts.

While we’ve written many travel guides for Nova Scotia, this article is focused on the many cool, fun, and interesting Nova Scotia facts.

31 of the Best Things to Do in Nanaimo

February 8, 2022 By Matthew G. Bailey 11 Comments

Things to Do in Nanaimo

Aside from biting into a mouth-watering Nanaimo bar, there are many things to do in Nanaimo, one of the biggest cities on Vancouver Island.

Centrally located on the east coast of Vancouver Island, Nanaimo is a beautiful city next to the Salish Sea and facing the Coastal Mountains of mainland British Columbia. Anchored by the lovely harbour, which is home to seaplanes, boat tours, walking trails, and more, this seaside city is a great place to experience the charm of Vancouver Island.

However, despite being one of the biggest cities on the island, it’s still quite small. Instead of skyscrapers, you’ll find many little shops, restaurants, and museums, as well as lots of nature, including parks, nearby provincial parks, and more.

In this Nanaimo travel guide, we’ll fill you in on the top 31 things to do in Nanaimo and the surrounding area, as well as where to stay, and more!

53 of the Best Toronto Facts

February 1, 2022 By Karla Bailey 6 Comments

There are many interesting Toronto facts about the Toronto Skyline.

As Canada’s largest city, not to mention one of the most multicultural cities on Earth, there’s no shortage of cool, interesting, and fun Toronto facts. The city has loads of history and is one of the most interesting developed cities in the world.

However, very few people, including Torontonians themselves, know much about the history, culture, and unique facts about Toronto. But that’s okay. We’re here to help!

After writing a popular guide about Canada facts, we’re here to give you the rundown on some of the coolest and most fun facts about Toronto.

Enjoy.

12 of the Best Things to Do in Kamloops

January 25, 2022 By Matthew G. Bailey 6 Comments

Last updated: October 9, 2024

If you’re looking for things to do in Kamloops, you’ve come to the right place. After years of passing through to visit places like Vancouver, we finally took the time to spend a few days in Kamloops to experience some of the best activities, attractions, and restaurants.

Located halfway between Calgary and Vancouver, Kamloops is a beautiful mountain town with roughly 100,000 people. With a thriving winery scene and a dry desert-like climate, Kamloops reminds me of Kelowna, but without all the crowds. It’s a place for outdoor adventure, with many beautiful lakes, rivers, and trails to enjoy. It’s also close to Sun Peaks Ski Resort, Canada’s second-largest ski resort.

In this Kamloops travel guide, we’ll tell you the best things to do in Kamloops, where to eat, stay, and more.

21 of the Best Banff Restaurants

January 22, 2022 By Matthew G. Bailey 17 Comments

Banff Restaurants Last updated: February 16, 2024

Lupo is one of the best Banff restaurants. — Seafood linguini at Lupo.

Banff National Park is known for a lot of things; Dramatic mountain peaks, adventure, turquoise lakes and rivers, world-class skiing and one of the most beautiful mountain towns in the world, just to name a few.

This is what attracts upwards of four million people to visit each and every year. With so much adventure, you’re also going to need food and luckily, Banff is also home to some incredible restaurants. In this guide, we’ll fill you in on some of the best restaurants in Banff that you can enjoy on your next trip to Canada’s famous mountain town.

10 of the Best Things to Do in Mississauga

January 18, 2022 By Maureen Spencer 2 Comments

Things to Do in Mississauga last updated: January 18th, 2022

Mississauga is Canada’s sixth-largest city and is about 30 km from Toronto. It is situated right on the beautiful waterfront of Lake Ontario. Mississauga often gens grouped into Toronto as it is part of the GTA. In fact, Canada’s busiest airport- Toronto Pearson International Airport- is found here in Malton, a suburb of Mississauga, along with the headquarters of many Canadian and multinational corporations. It is Toronto’s ‘out-of-town’ central business district and is visited by large numbers of business travelers each year.

While downtown Toronto gets all the fame, there is plenty to see and do in Mississauga as well. It has an abundance of beautiful parks and some interesting historic neighborhoods, and the lake is great for fishing, swimming, kayaking, or yachting. There is world-class shopping throughout Mississauga and the Square One Shopping Centre is the largest shopping center in Ontario and the second largest shopping center in Canada. The Living Arts Centre showcases performances of local, national, and international artists and entertainers and intriguing art exhibits.

Continue reading to find out the top 10 things to do in Mississauga.

The Best Things to Do in Niagara Falls

January 11, 2022 By Matthew G. Bailey 3 Comments

best views of niagara falls ontario canada — Take a cruise at Niagara Falls. Photo by Matthew G. Bailey.

If you’re looking for things to do in Niagara Falls, you’re in the right spot!

Home to one of the world’s most famous natural attractions, Niagara Falls has been attracting tourists for more than a century. Located next to the US border, the waterfalls are somewhat shared between Niagara Falls, Ontario and Niagara Falls, New York. However, the most scenic waterfall is Horseshoe Falls, which is on the Canadian side.

Whether you’re with family, travelling solo, travelling with friends, or wandering around with your partner, there’s no shortage of touristic attractions and natural beauty to behold. In this “things to do in Niagara Falls” travel guide, we’ll fill you in on what to do, where to eat, where to stay, and how to get the best views of one of the most spectacular waterfalls on Earth.

11 of the Best Things to Do in Red Deer

January 4, 2022 By Maureen Spencer Leave a Comment

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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 though Red Deer isn’t really known as a tourist city, there are still quite a few things to do and see. Plus, it’s located close to the two biggest cities as well as one of Alberta’s most famous lakes.

In this travel guide, we’ll let you know what to do, where to eat, and more.

Nk’Mip Cellars: An Indigenous-owned Osoyoos Winery

December 28, 2021 By Bailey Storey 2 Comments

Hard to beat the views at this incredible Osoyoos winery.

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 a lot to offer.

Things to Do on the Cabot Trail, Nova Scotia

December 21, 2021 By Matthew G. Bailey 5 Comments

Cabot Trail

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 in on the best way to explore Cabot Trail, including things to do, where to stay, where to eat, and more!

Things to Do in Annapolis Valley, Nova Scotia

December 7, 2021 By Matthew G. Bailey 5 Comments

Annapolis Royal, Annapolis Valley Road Trip, Nova Scotia.

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 some wine, tantalize your tastebuds with a delicious food scene, and even get into some adventure, such as whale watching, canoeing, hiking, and more.

The Annapolis Valley is a region located in the western part of the Nova Scotia peninsula, formed by a trough between two parallel mountain ranges along the shore of the Bay of Fundy. The valley measures approximately 126 kilometres (78 miles) in length from Digby and the Annapolis Basin in the west to Wolfville and the Minas Basin in the east, spanning the counties of Digby, Annapolis and Kings. The small towns, scenic views, and historic sites make for an excellent Nova Scotia road trip.

In this travel guide to the Annapolis Valley, we’ll fill you in on things to do, where to stay, where to eat, and more.

120 of the Best Travel Quotes

November 30, 2021 By Karla Bailey 9 Comments

One of the best travel quotes is: "Stop being afraid of what could go wrong and think of what could go right." — This is one of my favourite travel quotes.

“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 a special poetic way of summing up a unique feeling in just a few words.

Quotes can inspire us to make a change in our lives and can provide some meaning for experiences we’ve had. Quotes can be funny, entertaining, and can bring a slice of joy to our lives.

In this article, I’ve researched a number of websites and books to pick some of the best travel quotes that you can use to inspire your next trip or adventure or for your life in general. Maybe you can use them to sum up the experiences you’ve already had.

Although it can be very hard to separate the quotes into specific types, I’ve tried my best to put them into categories as a way to make them easier to read. Without making up a category for blocks of quotes, it can be quite difficult to read through them and even harder to come back to your favourite one from time to time. By separating them out, it’ll make it easier for you to follow this article and return.

I hope you enjoy this list of 120 travel quotes.

What You Need to Know for Taking the Newfoundland Ferry

November 23, 2021 By Matthew G. Bailey 23 Comments

This is the Newfoundland Ferry, operated by Marine Atlantic

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 to the province, the ferry leaves every day and is quite popular.

In this article, we’ll fill you in on everything you need to know about taking the ferry to Newfoundland or from Newfoundland to Nova Scotia.

Canadian Languages

November 16, 2021 By Karla Bailey 3 Comments

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 Quebec or New Brunswick speak both English and French, and fewer speak only French or English with another second language. Ask anyone who lives here though and they’ll tell you that this relationship between English and French continuously forms much of Canada’s political drama.

Everything You Need to Know About Canadian Money

November 7, 2021 By Matthew G. Bailey 7 Comments

Canadian money

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, which make them works of art. In this article, we’ll teach you all about Canadian money.