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Vancouver’s St. Regis celebrates 99 years with $99 rates
St. Regis Hotel in Vancouver is celebrating its 99th anniversary and offering hotel rates for $99 a night. The downtown boutique hotel has seen Vancouver transform from a port town of sailors…
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Save 20% with Porter Airlines
Book by Tuesday for an early holiday gift from everyone’s favourite upstart airline. Porter, based out of Toronto Island, has a special going for anywhere it flies.
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Christmas at Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge for $399
Celebrate an old-fashioned Christmas with caroling and skating under the stars at the Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge. Prices start at $399 a night and include a Christmas tree in the room plus…
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$99 to stay in Mont Tremblant this weekend
Quebec's No. 1 ski and snowboard destination has a last-minute special that will save you big bucks on lodging if you're ready to pack up and go.
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Snowmen begin to occupy Toronto
Artsy creations take up positions across the city as the holiday festival called Torontoland rolls into town, writes Vacay.ca Contributor Ofelia Legaspi.
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$140 to enjoy winter of your content in Stratford
The beautiful Mercer Hall Inn gives you reason to drop into Ontario's most well-known theatre town, even if the annual summer Shakespeare festival is long over.
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‘World’s Best Dark Ale’ only available in Ontario
Although it's brewed in Quebec, Unibroue's Grand Reserve 17 is available exclusively at LCBO stores. For that reason alone, it's worth a visit to Ontario these days, Vacay.ca's Adrian Brijbassi writes.
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Horse-drawn sleigh rides starting at $150
It's that time of year and what better way to get ready for the Christmas season than going on a sleigh ride. Explore the beautiful Qu'Appelle Valley in Saskatchewan by a horse-drawn…
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7 Quebec City restaurants you must try
Pack the stretchy pants! Quebec City restaurants are merciless, bombarding you with one taste sensation after another. This gastronomical capital even has its own superstar chef, as Vacay.ca's Doug Wallace discovered.
