For almost a century from 1862 until 1972, this was the Carleton County Jail where naked prisoners in isolation once slept and the former death row wing is believed to be haunted.
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In Squamish Canyon, the Dominating B.C. Forest Feels a Lot More Gentle
A year-old, family-friendly attraction north of Vancouver embraces environmental stewardship with its soft-adventure experience and highlight waterfall views.
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Superstar Chef Gregory Gourdet Overjoyed to Visit B.C. for His Sold-out Pacific Northwest Dinners
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Saint Andrews By-the-Sea: Canada’s First Seaside Resort Revealed in the Quiet Season
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Small-town Charms and Refined Luxury in Ontario’s Prince Edward County
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13 Days of Halloween, Day 12: Ghost at Government House
Government House in Regina — Creaky footsteps, items moved mysteriously and eerie tinkly sounds from a music box playing from what used to be a nursery. Government House in Regina, the official…
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13 Days of Halloween, Day 11: House of Horrors
Torture dungeons, bloody severed heads, feeding wolves and gutted torsos.
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13 Days of Halloween, Day 10: Industrial site gone bad
It's more than a haunted house. This is an entire industrial heritage site gone bad right in the Badlands of Alberta near Drumheller. Read more about this frightfully fun attraction.
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Toronto Ritz-Carlton ‘over the moon’ after scoring 5-diamond rating
The Ritz-Carlton opened on February 16, 2011 and won over patrons immediately with its sense of place, charm, hospitality and tasteful luxury. It earns the highest honour from the CAA, making it…
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13 Days of Halloween, Day 9: Mission: Zombie Hunt
Kitchener is best know for its Oktoberfest celebration, but Zombiefest takes over the southern Ontario city this week. It's Zombie Hunt time at Scream Park — get out and enjoy! Pssst ...…
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Boo at the Toronto Zoo is free for kids
Kids can get in an early Halloween practice at the zoo this weekend at the Pumpkin Trail, where they will discover trick-or-treat activity stations throughout the Tundra Trek.
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L’Abattoir in Vancouver a true sensation
Before En Route named it the Best New Restaurant in Canada, Vacay.ca's Adrian Brijbassi, a judge for the World's 50 Best Restaurants, spotlighted L'Abattoir as deserving of great accolades. Read why.
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$500 shopping prize at West Edmonton Mall
Free money. What more can you ask for in a deal? Well, in Edmonton you also get two tickets to the Canadian Finals Rodeo if you win the $500 shopping spree at…
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13 Days of Halloween, Day 8: Ghostly Annapolis Royal
The Annapolis Royal Graveyard is one of the oldest English graveyards in Canada, with one stone — that of a 37-year-old woman — dating to 1720. This ancient part of Canada is…
