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PHOTOS: Blue Mountain’s new thrills are no walk in the park
In summer, southern Ontario's premier ski resort provides many warm-weather challenges, too, as Vacay.ca's Adrian Brijbassi finds out.
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PHOTOS: Get ready for Pride Week in Toronto
It's been named the Best Festival in Canada and this year's Toronto Pride Parade falls on Canada Day. See what you can expect!
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Family Travel: After Obama checks out, Deerhurst re-focuses on kids
Two years later, G8 Summit host adds tons of new activities and keeps some of the old favourites too, Nicole Keck and her kids find out.
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PHOTOS: Why have you never been to French River?
This pristine Ontario provincial park is rich with Canadian history, nature, and a very fine lodge, Vacay.ca's Adrian Brijbassi discovers.
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Travel News: Amex cardholders will skip security line at Pearson airport
On Thursday, the credit card company will announce a plan that will save its members precious minutes at airport, Adrian Brijbassi reports.
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VIDEO: St. Jacobs charms and surprises
Known for its farmers' market and Mennonite culture, this small village in Waterloo County offers more than you might think.
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Hopgood’s Foodliner brings touch of Nova Scotia to Toronto
Ryan Gosling and Eva Mendes just dined at this restaurant that features Maritime flavours and sophisticated flair, Janine MacLean writes.
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Wallenda’s Walk: Niagara Falls makes a high-wire gamble
Nik Wallenda's tightrope walk across Niagara Falls has everyone talking, but there are other thrills you can enjoy, Rod Charles reports.
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Point Pelee truly is for the birds
Canada's southernmost tip is home to some of the world's finest birdwatching, as Nicole Keck learns.
