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B.C.’s Sunshine Coast Beckons
A short ferry ride from Vancouver is an eco-tourism wonder filled with leisure activities, laid-back vibes, and some delightful surprises.
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Calgary’s Food Scene Goes Big Time
Cosmopolitan flavours, vegetarian gems, and big breakfast delights await on your next visit to Alberta's thriving metropolis.
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Ottawa Surges Back from a One-Two Punch
With the pandemic under control and the protestors hauled out of town, the nation's capital has found its groove thanks to new attractions and venerable favourites.
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Fall for the East Kootenays and St. Eugene Resort
On the eastern edge of British Columbia are thriving mountain communities that include a unique Indigenous-owned resort and a plethora of nature activities.
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Whistler Gathering Feeds an Appetite for Indigenous Tourism
A cultural symposium in the Coastal Mountains featured fine First Nations cuisine and a number of ideas on how to encourage travel experiences that promote the greater good.
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Spreading Joy Through Chocolate in Nova Scotia
Isam Hadhad, the brilliant chocolatier behind the inspiring Peace by Chocolate brand, discusses his family's story that brought them from war-ravaged Syria to small-town Canada.
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With Amazing Attractions, Winnipeg Far Exceeds Expectations
Manitoba's capital boasts an impressive collection of museums and galleries, including the Canadian Museum for Human Rights.
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Calgary’s Music Scene Is In a Groove
Anchored by the National Music Centre, Alberta's big city is attracting more musicians and cultivating a scene with talent and tunes.
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A Name Change Renews Interest in a Black History Icon of Southern Ontario
The Josiah Henson Museum of African-Canadian History replaces a term with a negative connotation and brings focus to a Canadian icon.
