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Canadian Chef Opening “Most Anticipated” Philadelphia Restaurant
Grand Opening exceeds expectations as Alex Kemp celebrates launch of "My Loup".
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Canadian Finds Winning Recipe with Florida Keys Brewing Company
An Ontario man finds love and a passion for craft beer in the Sunshine State.
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At Disney World, a Toddler’s First Visit Spins a Tale of Family Togetherness
The Magic Kingdom delivers on its promise to forge genuine family memories through its steadfast dedication to cultivating children's sense of awe.
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Finding Serenity in New York’s Finger Lakes
Wine, wellness and water are the draws to a splendid region just southeast of Southern Ontario.
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Travel Journalists Ponder the Status of America As a Destination
The terrorist attack on the U.S. Capitol and the frightening growth of the fascistic white supremacist movement have writers questioning whether they should promote travel to America.
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Canada Must Ban Travel to the United States
Vacay.ca's Managing Editor advocates for staying away from Donald Trump's America because of inadequate and dangerous responses to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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King Kong’s Encore Is Yet Another Wonder of New York
Vacay.ca occasionally publishes content featuring destinations outside of Canada. Our editor Adrian Brijbassi recently toured the Big Apple to discover, and re-discover, iconic attractions during winter. I never thought I would visit…
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Philly Food a Bonus for Raptors Fans
Philadelphia is a big place with more choices than we can list but this is a small sample of what Canadians can enjoy while visiting the city for the big game.
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Scottsdale has ‘Loonie Love’ for Canada
Canadians visiting Arizona can take advantage of its travel deals and great attractions.
