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PHOTOS: Running back to Saskatoon
Could a once downtrodden neighbourhood in this unheralded Saskatchewan city suddenly be the hippest place in the prairies?
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Ottawa’s Mill St. Brew Pub steals the show with beer
After years in Toronto, Mill St. Brew Pub opens in Ottawa and that makes Vacay.ca's Janine MacLean one happy drinker.
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Halifax respectfully honours the Titanic
Thousands come out to commemorate the sinking of the Titanic in Halifax on Saturday night, Vacay.ca's Mariellen Ward reports.
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PHOTOS: Tom Wilson rocks a living room
A house concert series in Toronto wows attendees, including Vacay.ca's Adrian Brijbassi, with a special show from Tom Wilson.
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PHOTOS: Spring in Montreal includes a new beach
Montreal gets a beach at its port this June — along with its many other enchanting attractions.
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Eden is a feast of Rocky Mountain delights
At the Rimrock Resort Hotel in Banff, Eden deserves each and every one of its 5 Diamonds, Vacay.ca's Jody Robbins writes.
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Nova Scotia’s 6 most intriguing golf courses
From exquisite Cabot Links to five-star Fox Harb'r, here's a guide to the best of Nova Scotia golf from Vacay.ca's Sherel Purcell.
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Travel Advice: Take me out to the Blue Jays game
With Major League Baseball back in action, Vacay.ca’s Adrian Brijbassi gives advice on how to best enjoy the Jays.
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Fairmont Château Laurier’s unsinkable Titanic link
One of the victims of Titanic was Charles Melville Hays, a successful businessperson and builder of one of Canada's most famous hotels.
