A road trip along the Fundy Trail Parkway connects a fun and quirky coastal town with one of the Maritimes' most enjoyable cities.
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Saint John Wants You to Have a Good Time at Its Restaurants
Led by Jesse Vergen of the Saint John Ale House, New Brunswick’s city on the Bay of Fundy satiates visitors with local flavours and charm.
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Artsy Fredericton Just May Rock Your World
New Brunswick's capital city may be small in size but it has big appeal when it comes to live music and visual arts.
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New Brunswick Cooking Up Plans to Attract Food Travellers
Maritime destination focused on enticing culinary-minded consumers to find unique flavours and experiences.
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Believe It — Exciting New Brunswick Is Deserving of an Extended Stay
An unheralded Maritime province is rich with culture, culinary gems, and spectacular experiences that just may encourage you to linger longer than you intended.
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New Brunswick’s innovative chefs shine
Seafood, foraged delights, and diverse flavours rise to the top in the Maritime province.
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New Brunswick clicks on the fun
New Brunswick offers wonderful adventures and several hidden surprises.
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Stories of Remembrance at Parks Canada
The Parks Canada Hometown Heroes initiative celebrates Canadian veterans.
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20 Best Places to Visit in Canada for 2016
The Canadian dollar is low, gas is cheap, car travel is in again. That means road trips are back.
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2015 Top 50 Restaurants in Canada: St. John’s Raymonds wins again
Voters name St. John’s gem as the No. 1 place to dine in the nation for the second year in a row.
