caffeine free L’Anse aux Meadows is a UNESCO World Heritage site located on the northern edge of Newfoundland’s northern Peninsula. This is the site of the only authenticated Viking settlement in the New World. Historians had long been convinced that Norsemen sailed from Iceland and landed somewhere in the Atlantic coast of North America. Viking […]
solar car Brandon is a city at the southwestern edge of Manitoba, the second largest city in Manitoba with about 40,000 people. It is the hub of the southwest agricultural area of the province,[1] and is located about 197 kilometers west of Winnipeg, named after the nearby Brandon Hills. In Brandon, you’ll find “handsome” old […]
Stripes Nunavut is Canada’s newest territory, officially formed and separated from the eastern section of the Northwest Territories in 1999. It was established after 20 years of negotiations with the Inuit communities which make up 80% of this northern territory’s residents. Nunavut is almost two million square kilometers or about 775,000 square miles with a […]
BC red hair Vancouver Island is the largest island off North America’s Pacific coast and violates the 49th parallel, much to the annoyance of some. Anchored west alongside the British Columbia mainland and on the other side of the Strait of Georgia, Vancouver Island spans 280 miles (450 kilometers) and covers an area of 12 […]
On arriving at your hotel in downtown Vancouver, there is probably no better way to start your trip or get your bearings than a visit to the Lookout Tower at the Harbour Centre. A short trip in a glass elevator on the outside of the building provides a sneak of what views are to come. […]
Dalvay sits at the eastern entrance of the Prince Edward Island National Park on the north shore of the island, and is a National Historic Site of Canada because of the Dalvay-by-the-Sea Hotel you’ll find there. This magnificent Victorian-style hotel happens to be the only seaside hotel on Prince Edward Island and was originally built […]
PercГ© Percé is a small fishing village on the southeast peninsula of the Gaspé. The history of this village dates back to the 17th century when it was a fishing center for the Micmac Indians, and subsequently for the European settlers.[1] Today, Percé is a small, cozy community set in the backdrop of mountains and […]
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Waterloo Seagram Distillery Monument Waterloo is a university and high-tech city in Ontario with a reputation for being a smart and intelligent community. It is part of the three cities that make up the Regional Municipality of Waterloo. Among the members of this municipality, Waterloo is actually the smallest, smaller than Kitchener and Cambridge, and […]