With the bicentennial of the start of the War of 1812 near, a Niagara tour guide says it's important to remember the contributions of the black soldiers who fought for the British.
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First Nations winery in Canada’s only desert
Vacay.ca's Kathleen Kenna provides a great British Columbia travel tip as she visits this unique winery in the arid Okanagan Valley.
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The Great Canadian Dessert Search, Edition No. 2
The Crème Brûlée Shooter from Glowbal is a Yaletown favourite that's $8 of decadence for your mouth. Read how you can nominate your favourite dessert and win prizes.
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The Bay of Fundy sure is a wonder
The Bay of Fundy missed out on being a finalist for the New7Wonders competition but Maritimers are eager to let the world know about all its splendour, Janine MacLean writes.
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Putting your best foot forward in Calgary
Visitors to Calgary should take time to visit one of the city's most well-known iconic stores, The Alberta Boot Company. Western boots are known for their comfort and durability but who says…
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Snowmen begin to occupy Toronto
Artsy creations take up positions across the city as the holiday festival called Torontoland rolls into town, writes Vacay.ca Contributor Ofelia Legaspi.
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‘World’s Best Dark Ale’ only available in Ontario
Although it's brewed in Quebec, Unibroue's Grand Reserve 17 is available exclusively at LCBO stores. For that reason alone, it's worth a visit to Ontario these days, Vacay.ca's Adrian Brijbassi writes.
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Sleep with Newfoundlanders — stay at a B&B
Want hospitality, comfort and a hearty meal, all at a reasonable price? Vacay.ca Contributor Candice Walsh says this trio of gems in Canada’s easternmost province will give you everything you desire —…
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7 Quebec City restaurants you must try
Pack the stretchy pants! Quebec City restaurants are merciless, bombarding you with one taste sensation after another. This gastronomical capital even has its own superstar chef, as Vacay.ca's Doug Wallace discovered.
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Is Occupy Vancouver hurting this tourist attraction?
The Vancouver Art Gallery holds one of the country's largest exhibits and protesters in tents have been living above a vault containing the gallery's permanent collection. Their protest could be harming artwork,…
