If you like visiting ancient sites, Newfoundland’s Mistaken Point UNESCO World Heritage Site is about as ancient as it gets. Here we can get in touch with creatures that lived over 560 million years ago, long before the dinosaurs and even before the formation of the Atlantic Ocean. Amid the rugged cliffs lining the southern…
Alberta is a special place. It has the Canadian Rockies to the west, the prairies to the south, the boreal forest to the north, and the spectacular badlands somewhat in the middle. Located just 1.5 hours northeast of Calgary, Drumheller is one of the most scenic places in the province and one of the top…
When it comes to uniquely beautiful places in Canada, Ontario’s 1000 Islands are near the top of the list. Dotted with thousands of islands, this chunk of the St. Lawrence River between the United States and Canada is full of scenic views, history, and fun attractions such as helicopter rides, boat tours, and more. There…
Looking for the best things to do in Laval, Quebec? You’ve come to the right place! Laval is a great destination for anyone looking for a blend of urban excitement and natural rural beauty. Just a stone’s throw from Montreal, this vibrant city has something for everyone, whether you’re an adventure-seeker, foodie, or nature lover….
Peterborough and the Kawarthas are the ultimate getaway for anyone looking to experience the best of Ontario’s natural beauty, culture, and adventure! This region offers a perfect mix of outdoor fun, history, and indoor attractions, with its stunning lakes, scenic trails, lush forests, amazing living history museums, and one of the top museums in the…
If you’re looking for things to do in Sudbury, you’ve come to the right place. Located 400 kilometres north of Toronto and officially known as Greater Sudbury, this city of lakes has a population of approximately 170,000 people and was traditionally known as a mining town, including the Canadian Copper company, which was founded in…
Campobello is one of Canada’s most unusual islands. Located at the western end of the Bay of Fundy, it is part of New Brunswick but with strong ties to the United States as it was the site of President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s summer home. This has made the island a popular attraction for both Canadians…
Fredericton, New Brunswick is one of Canada’s most pleasant and easy-going capital cities. With a population of around 70,000, it’s big enough to have every amenity while avoiding the congestion and problems of many larger centres. It also helps to have a beautiful setting along the Saint John River, also known as the Wolastoq. The…