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In Vancouver, Britain’s Expertise Assists in FIFA World Cup Planning
The British Consulate hosts a kick-off event that discusses how Canada’s west-coast metropolis can prepare for hosting passionate fans from across the globe.
March 7, 2026
The Fairmont Empress Is Spot On with Its Signature Afternoon Tea
Victoria’s prized hotel delivers on its promise of an exceptional and deeply memorable family-focused dining experience.
April 16, 2026
The Vancouver Restaurant Where FIFA Fans Can Feel Victor-ious
Plus, Science World premieres a first-of-its-kind travelling exhibit from Zurich's FIFA Museum and the Royal Canadian Mint unveils a commemorative coin for the tournament.
May 17, 2026
Rediscovering the Familiar and the New in Calgary Through Its Food Scene
A former resident of Alberta's big city contemplates the importance culture has played in its culinary scene.
April 14, 2026
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Canada’s best New Year’s Eve party spots
Sandra Williams-Herve names the top spots to ring in 2015 across the country.
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Best of Canadian Travel in 2014
Vacay.ca's Adrian Brijbassi lists his favourite experiences in Canada of the past year.
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NYE dance parties heat up Toronto
Club-goers have plenty of choices as they usher in 2015 in Canada's largest city.
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Ron James takes on Canada and the world
Comedian talks travel and about what you can expect on his New Year's Eve special.
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A Christmas gift ties Halifax and Boston
Nova Scotia never forgot the support from Massachusetts following the Halifax Explosion.
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Celebrate Christmas coast to coast
Celebrate the holidays, no matter where you're travelling to!
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Blue Mountain’s expansion headlines Eastern Canada ski upgrades
Adam Bisby highlights what's new in ski resorts in Eastern Canada.
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Museum for Human Rights makes you think
Sitting back isn't an option. Ask yourself this holiday season — what can I do to help?
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A Black Creek Pioneer Village Christmas
Historic village in Toronto depicts life as it was in Upper Canada in the 19th century.
