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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
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
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
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
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$599 for a balloon ride in Nova Scotia
Enjoy a stunning flight over the Annapolis Valley with this package from Old Orchard Inn.
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Bears, BBQ and bubbly in Whistler
You don't have to careen down a mountain to enjoy British Columbia's sports haven.
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$125 for a Newfoundland beauty
The Artisan Inn is a stellar property in the No. 2 place to visit in Canada in 2013.
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It’s time for a Calgary Winter Stampede
A cold version of Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth would be a hot ticket, Adrian Brijbassi says.
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$169 to stay and say hello to Waskesiu
No. 5 best place to visit in 2013 is a jewel in Saskatchewan's Prince Albert National Park.
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Festival d’été reigns supreme in Quebec
Steady rain could not dampen enthusiasm for one of North America's finest music fests.
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Calgary joyful as Stampede 101 begins
Jody Robbins reports on the opening day of the Stampede, featuring Chris Hadfield.
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$459 to make a run for it at Loden Hotel
Luxury boutique hotel in Vancouver has a package tailored perfectly for runners.
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Calgary eyes rebound as Stampede opens
It can take time for tourism to fully recover after a natural disaster, Adrian Brijbassi writes.
