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Whale watching in Canada is possible on three coasts: the Pacific, the Atlantic, and the Arctic, nearly 250,000 kilometres of shoreline. Close to 30 species ...

Cape Breton Island sits on Nova Scotia’s Atlantic coast, a 175-kilometre stretch of highland, coastline, and living culture. Originally known as Unama’ki, it has been ...

How to Explore the Alberta Badlands: A Guide to Southeast Alberta’s Dramatic Landscape Alberta’s Badlands span over 90,000 square kilometres of dramatic desert-like terrain in ...

Canada’s largest province, Québec offers a vast mix of landscapes, culture, and seasonal experiences. There’s far too much to cover in one sitting, so we’re ...

Winter travel in Canada makes digital detox effortless: swap passive scrolling for snowmobile and dogsled expeditions, sauna and hot spring contrasts, ice-hotel novelty, quiet Rockies ...

There’s nothing like snuggling up in a cozy hotel, inn or cabin during the winter. Add in a spectacular view and incredible winter activities and ...

Witnessing the Northern Lights in Churchill, Manitoba is about more than the spectacle. Ethical travel here means respecting the fragile tundra, wildlife, and Indigenous communities. ...

The Canadian Rockies aren’t defined by a single place but by a series of valleys, each with its own character. This guide explores the differences ...