Enjoy the wonderful biking paths of Toronto, Canada. Toronto has an estimated 35 kilometres downtown and 121 kilometres in surrounding areas, of bike paths. The cycling network links Lake Ontario, local rivers and parkland.Toronto is dominated by the Waterfront Trail, a multipurpose use trail, (cycling, walking and inline skating); with 780 kilometres (485 miles) of […]
365::225 – The Dark Half British Columbia (BC) is as beautiful as its license plate claims. The province is often described as Canada’s Lotusland, a reference to its beautiful scenery and laid-back lifestyles.[1] With such a beautiful landscape – rugged, snowcapped Coast Mountains rising above the etched coastline of the Pacific, ancient forests sheltering pristine […]
Vancouver has many nice places to go for a drink or spot of lunch, if you are unsure of where to start then the Lennox pub is a fantastic all-rounder.
T.O. TIX offers discounted theatre tickets for Toronto At T.O. TIX you’ll find same-day discount, week-of discount and full-price advance tickets, for shows in and outside of Toronto. After New York and London Toronto has the largest number of live theatre performance in the world. They run from the world premiere of Lord of the […]
Grouse Mountain features in many tours, but the best and cheapest way to access the mountain is via the easy public transport links provided. The ferry across to Lonsdale Quay from Downtown Vancouver runs very regularly due to the large proportion of city workers living on the north shores of Vancouver. When you land at […]
Night Shot of Island Kingston is strategically located where the St. Lawrence River and Lake Ontario meet, and was once an important Indian trading center a long time ago before the French fur traders arrived in the early 17th century. The French immediately coveted the location and wanted to establish a trading post. However, the […]
The Canadian Prairies is one of the numerous regions of Canada, particularly located in Western Canada, which might communicate to quite a few dissimilar definitions, political or else natural. Remarkably, the Prairie Provinces or else merely the Prairies consist of the three different provinces of Saskatchewan, Alberta, and Manitoba, since they are a great deal […]
Chidliak Kimberlite Baffin Island is often touted as the most beautiful island in the north, thanks to its spectacular glacier-capped mountains and breathtakingly indented coasts.[1] It is certainly a large island, the fifth largest in the world, and has a population of 11,000 people.[2] AttractionsThe island is very rugged and mountainous, with a number of […]
Andrieu Lecondeguy Whistler is a resort town in British Columbia located north of Squamish and 120 kilometers (75 miles) northwest of Vancouver. The fashionable Whistler Resort has been rated many times over as the number one ski resort in North America by various ski magazines in the past 15 years. Attracting high-profile international clientele, Whistler […]
Copper Clump Manitoba is a province blanketed by forests in the north and crossed by rivers and thousands of icy lakes except in the most northerly section where subartic tundra surrounds Canada’s largest inland seaport, which is Churchill.[1] Situated halfway between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans[2], Manitoba is often nicknamed the “keystone province” because of […]