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Toronto Shows its Championship Spirit
Throughout the Raptors’ run, Canada’s leading metropolis demonstrated its character as a peaceful community with a level of racial and religious integration that’s unmatched anywhere else.
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Feeling California in the Okanagan
Phantom Creek's debut and CheckMate's emergence adds big-time wines to BC. For wine connoisseurs, having more high-quality Canadian wines will be welcome.
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Trippzy delivers all the right answers
Successful trivia app launch in Toronto reveals a fun and addictive pastime for travellers.
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Podcast: 2019 is year of space tourism
Hosts Jim Byers and Adrian Brijbassi discuss the coming year in travel, with picks of where to go.
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Sailing through China’s Chongqing region
Canadians journey to western China to discover its history, culture and scenic highlights.
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Canada’s impact on Oregon’s wine scene
With U.S. Thanksgiving approaching, we look at the Canadian roots of a hot American wine region.
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Bourdain made it OK for chefs to be human
Chef Anthony Bourdain inspired millions of people with his passion, work ethic and honesty.
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Phil Fontaine connects in Nunavut
Former Chief of the Assembly of First Nations sojourns to Inuit country for the first time.
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Is it time to call PEI ‘Food Island’?
Canada’s smallest province is turning into a big destination for culinary tourism.
