Auto Graveyard Fredericton is not just the capital of New Brunswick, but the province’s intellectual and political center. It has a population of about 85,000, the majority of whom work either for the University of New Brunswick or the provincial government. And it is not surprising that most Frederictonians spend most of their free time […]
Imagine of the Canadian region of Alberta moreover you imagine of extensive open spaces by the side of mountains and prairies. This feeling is defensible as Alberta encloses several of the mainly untouched as well as spectacular mountain surroundings anyplace across the world. However, Alberta as well proffers multi-ethnic cities, ranches redolent of the American […]
Lions Gate Bridge at Sunrise Vancouver must surely rate as the world’s most beautiful and livable city. Set between the Pacific Ocean and the majestic snowcapped mountains, and surrounded by forest-covered parkland in the backdrop of the peaks of Vancouver Island, it is obvious that this city has been blessed by God’s very own hands. […]
A personal vacation, romantic honeymoon, or refreshing group getaway – all reasons to visit one of more than 75 provoking Niagara Vineyard wineries in Canada. The moment you arrive, you will feel the refreshing embrace of adventure that will bring you instant relief from all the stress you’ve acquired over time. The experience of this […]
You don’t have to be a lifelong fan of musicals to appreciate a Broadway Show if you visit New York City, USA. You don’t have to be a pizza aficionado to enjoy a slice with pepperoni when you visit Rome, Italy. The same could be said for the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto, Canada. […]
Seasoned Snowboarder Gary Miles reports on his trip to Banff in his words I would say my level of snowboarding is quite high, I can board both single and double diamond black runs and have started doing rails and jumps, no 180s yet but it won’t be long now. The best thing about Banff for […]
A Portrait in Darkness Saint John is the largest city in New Brunswick even though it is not its capital. Among its inhabitants, it is known as the “Loyalist City”, but to the rest of New Brunswick, they call it the “Fog City”. Surprisingly, Saint John is the oldest incorporated city in Canada, earning that […]
Toronto has the second largest Chinatown in North America and the largest when all six of its China towns are grouped as one. The largest one is centered downtown around the intersection of Dundas Street West and Spadina Avenue, and extends outward from this point along both streets. It has grown significantly over the years […]
Saint-Jean-Port-Joli is a village along the St. Lawrence River famous for its manufacturing of small wooden statues that portray in realistic fashion the farmers and other daily figures of Quebec. These objects are sold throughout the province of Quebec’s craft shops. The largest concentration of the province’s craftsmen and wood sculptors live in the communities […]
The overwhelming beauty of Canada is a sight to behold. Whether it be winter, summer, spring, or fall, Canada has something for everyone at any time of the year. Deciding when to visit Canada is a matter of personal preference. In the winter this beautiful country is famous for its snowy weather. Winters are very […]