Cities
You’ve landed in Hollywood North. You’re either ready to party or interested in a vacation full of organic eats and vintage shops. Or maybe a bit of both? Vancouver is a big city that hasn’t forgotten how to breathe in some fresh air. When Lil Jon screams “Turn down for what?” from a club in… Continue reading A Traveler’s Guide to Vancouver Neighbourhoods
Las Vegas, lovingly known as Sin City, is regarded as one of the top destinations for shopping, fine dining and nightlife – where everything is larger than life. What many travellers may not know is that Vegas is a hotspot on St. Patrick’s Day (March 17) where visitors come to try their “luck of the… Continue reading Try your ‘Luck of the Irish’ in Vegas
We don’t want to say it’s sacrilegious to go on vacation in Canada without visiting one of the top hockey arenas, but…it kind of is, amirite? Locals and visitors alike come together at professional hockey games to hoot, holler, and soak up the frenetic energy of a world-class arena. It’s almost like you’re breaking bread… Continue reading Best of the Best at Canada’s Top Hockey Arenas
“Wet” and “wild” aren’t commonly used adjectives to describe Canada, but Niagara Falls knows moisture—and a good time. The three waterfalls that straddle the U.S. border comprise one of the world’s most recognisable landmarks, and it’s famous for good reason. The towering waterfalls churn over 3,000 tons of water each second, with vertical drops of… Continue reading 36 Hours in Niagara Falls
You’ve always wanted to feel the sprays of Niagara Falls hitting your face, and witnessing a Toronto sunset unfold from atop the CN Tower is on your bucket list. There is perhaps no better home base for exploring these Ontario attractions and more than Hamilton, which has its own rich assortment of sights and sounds.… Continue reading The Ultimate Guide to Hamilton
Vancouver is part metropolis, part nature reserve, and entirely one of North America’s best cities. Actually, it’s THE best city, depending on who you talk to. With ocean to the west, mountains to the north, and friendly people all around, it’s definitely worth a visit—even if you only have a weekend to explore. Friday Did… Continue reading 36 Hours in Vancouver
If Toronto’s international neighbour to the south is a melting pot of culture, then T.O. is an infinite smorgasbord. More than 100 languages are spoken in the capital of Ontario, and around half of its residents hail from outside Canada. What does this mean for visitors? An eclectic array of attractions, eateries, and landmarks, of… Continue reading 36 Hours in Toronto
Calgary may be the largest city in Alberta, but many visitors come because Calgary also serves as a gateway to the Rocky Mountains and destinations like Jasper or Banff. The city itself, however, is a worthy destination packed with attractions, architecture, and entertainment. Even if you only have a weekend to spend in C-Town, it’s… Continue reading 36 Hours in Calgary
The capital city of Quebec is none other than Quebec City, a charming and historic destination packed with attractions and landmarks. French speakers abound, the city is an official UNESCO designated World Heritage Site, and visitors can still stroll along the original city walls. Travellers planning to visit the area who are wondering what to… Continue reading 36 Hours in Quebec City