The private collection of Michael Audain is on display for another month at the Vancouver Art Gallery. Shore, Forest and Beyond shows artworks and artifacts from 19th century to present day.
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X Games mark the spot at Blue Mountain
Ontario resort celebrates "16 Weeks of Winter" while it prepares to host qualifying events for the annual hard-core sports competition, Vacay.ca's Angelica Stirpe writes.
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5 tips for holiday travel with children
Here's how to be a S.M.A.R.T. parent when you hit the road this holiday season, writes Vacay.ca Family Travel Columnist Nicole Keck.
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Photo of the Week — Congratulations, Bill Yin!
This snowy street scene in Vancouver wins a prize from Vacay.ca. Your travel photo could be the next one spotlighted! Read how you can be a winner too!
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Wonders of the Toronto Christmas Market
In the historic Distillery District, a 700-year-old German tradition comes to life with festive cheer, delightful finds and loads of treats, Vacay.ca travel writer Ofelia Legaspi says.
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Holiday gifts for travellers
From superb Rimowa luggage to the perfect stocking stuffer and a charity you will want to introduce to loved ones, the Vacay.ca gift guide provides great tips to help make your shopping…
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Ghosts in the Tunnels of Moose Jaw
A seedy side of Canadian history? In these tunnels, where Al Capone did business and Chinese immigrants found hardship, Vacay.ca's Candice Walsh discovered plenty of untold facts about our country.
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Photos: Storm Mountain Lodge
In Banff, these historic cabins are filled with rustic charms. Vacay.ca reader Terry O'Neill's photos will hold you spellbound as she captures an ideal winter getaway in the Rockies.
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Top 5 ways to spend Christmas on the East Coast
Find the holiday of your dreams on Cape Breton, or scare up a good time in St. John’s. Out east, there’s loads of fun to be had, says Vacay.ca’s Janine MacLean.
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Salmon with a Side of Hope in North Vancouver
A wildlife journey through North Vancouver's District lush and vibrant Lynn Canyon where the return of otters is a sign that the river is full of life.
