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Essential First-Time Ice Skating Tips
It's time to hit the ice across Canada and many novices will want to follow the tips in this guide on how to get started skating. (Sponsored)
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Messi Mania and a New High-speed Train Ignite a Tourism Boom for Fort Lauderdale
Soccer superstar’s arrival turns the MLS experience into a boisterous spectacle while the Brightline opens up more options for travellers.
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In Calgary, a Hockey Exhibit Scores with Science
HOCKEY: Faster Than Ever is an immersive look at the sport through an educational series of displays and hands-on activities.
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Birmingham, the Commonwealth Games Host City, Finds Gold in Tourism
UK’s second most populous city known for invention is building an energetic metropolitan destination in the heart of England.
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It’s Jets vs. Habs, But How Does Winnipeg Stack Up to Montreal as a Destination?
Vacay.ca breaks down the NHL Playoff series between the two Canadian rivals from a tourism standpoint. While on paper it may seem like a Montreal rout, Winnipeg just may surprise.
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5 Adventures to Power Through in Kootenay Rocky Mountains
Things are finally beginning to open up in British Columbia, and that's something to celebrate in the province's majestic outdoors.
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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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A Great Escape to Pender Island
Once a haven for American draft dodgers and hippies, Pender is one of the most chilled and ruggedly beautiful of British Columbia’s Southern Gulf islands.
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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.
