First built in 1793, Fort York is the birthplace of urban Toronto. It was also the gravesite of hundreds of soldiers who died throughout the years when it served as the city's…
In Canmore, Silvertip Resort Delivers a Golf Experience for the Ages
Set amid stunning Rocky Mountain beauty, the course is designed to leave an indelible memory.
Robin Hood Gives to Nottingham the Magnetism of a Star Attraction
The folk hero lives on through walking tours and related attractions in and around his hometown that is known as "Rebel City".
Small-town Charms and Refined Luxury in Ontario’s Prince Edward County
A favourite getaway spot for Torontonians welcomes the world to enjoy its wine tours, boutique hotels, beachy lifestyle, and fun events.
Costa Rica’s Westin Golf and Spa Resort Aces the Beach Escape Concept
The immense Pacific Coast property has amenities and activities that will satisfy any kind of traveller.
Lima’s Legendary Central Reinforces Why Fine Dining Is Alive and Thriving
Chef Virgilio Martinez and his exceptional team of culinary talents bring unabashed confidence to the plate in their globally acclaimed restaurant.
Superstar Chef Gregory Gourdet Overjoyed to Visit B.C. for His Sold-out Pacific Northwest Dinners
A celebration of Pacific Northwest flavours featuring Portland-based Haitian "Iron Chef" takes place at Victoria’s Ugly Duckling and Vancouver’s Touk in November.
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.
Saint Andrews By-the-Sea: Canada’s First Seaside Resort Revealed in the Quiet Season
New Brunswick's favourite resort town features the best of Maritime culture and splendour.
Canadians and Wrexham — How Ryan Reynolds and Soccer Sparked a Travel Boom
The popular series launched by the Canadian movie star has turned around the fortunes of the Wales city, attracting fans from Canada and beyond.
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13 Days of Halloween, No. 3: The bloody Plains of Abraham
In 1759, thousands of soldiers lost their lives on the Plains of Abraham in fierce fighting between Wolfe and Montcalm. Centuries later, the chilling memory of those battles still lingers in Quebec…
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Save 40 per cent at Coast Hotels
Coast Hotels in Alberta and British Columbia are offering a special web saver rate this week of savings as much as 40 per cent off their best available rates.
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Canada’s 115 Signature Experiences named
Here's a look at the 115 travel experiences the Canadian Tourism Commission says visitors to our country should aim to enjoy, including five in the nation's capital, which was left off an…
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13 Days of Halloween, No. 2: Ghostly Edmonton
Edmonton's oldest surviving brick schoolhouse is a place often cited as being the most haunted building in the Alberta capital.
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Get paid to ski and live in Whistler
Tourism Whistler is launching a contest that will give one winner the chance to live for a month in Whistler and go skiing.
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13 Days of Halloween, Day 11: House of Horrors
Potter’s House, Surrey, B.C. – Torture dungeons, bloody severed heads, feeding wolves and gutted torsos. Potter’s House in Surrey at 12530 72nd Avenue draws in visitors from throughout Vancouver and the Fraser…
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Mancation getaways for Grey Cup in Vancouver
Book the Mancation Cup package at the Pinnacle Hotel in North Vancouver.
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13 Days of Halloween, No. 1: Haunted Regina
We're counting down all the fun, ghoulish and frightfully good times you can enjoy while travelling around Canada between now and the witching hour on October 31. Here's the first installment of…
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Sausages go gourmet at WVRST in Toronto
Inventive WVRST has impressed more than one judge for the World's 50 Best Restaurants since opening on King Street in May, Vacay.ca Correspondent Adrian Brijbassi writes.








