The largest city on Cape Breton Island, Sydney is home to the island’s main port, making it the hub of the entire island. The former steel and coal mining city is now a major tourist destination, with remnants f its industrial past still being seen today. Sydney has some very unique shops and services that …
15 Best Things to Do in Terrebonne (Quebec, Canada) An off-island suburb of Montreal, Terrebonne sits along both the Rivière des Mille-Îles and the Rivière des Prairies just north of the large city. Still, it’s a city in its own right, as well as being Montreal’s fourth largest suburb. Terrebonne is divided into three separate …
Nicknamed the ‘Maple City’, with its name in Old English meaning a forest settlement. Speaking of England, Chatham itself is named after the Earl of Chatham, as it was built as a naval dockyard much like Chatham in the UK. Chatham-Kent is also known as the ‘Classic Car Capital of Canada’ thanks to its economic …
Part of the Metro Vancouver Regional District, Langley is dissected to the east and west by the Nicomekl River. The early European settlement city was developed along Old Yale Road; a historic early wagon road that served the Fraser Valley region. Today, it is a sprawling city that is made up of six main neighbourhoods. …
Part of the Greater Vancouver area, Delta is a city for outdoor lovers, as it’s surrounded by water on three sides and is filled with stunning natural scenery. The city is separated into three distinct geographical communities; the suburban Delta North, the historic fishing village of Ladner and the luxurious residential Tsawwassen. There is so …
Toronto is the largest city in Canada and the first entry point to the country for many visitors. The vibrant, multicultural lifestyle provides excellent food, entertainment, and drink options. There are also many fascinating modern attractions around the city. Taking a day trip can allow you to explore specific areas of the city and get …
An exhilarating combination of mountain peaks and lush scenery, the Canadian Rockies is the ultimate stop for adventures and sightseeing in Canada. Spread over about 69,000 square miles, the Canadian Rockies covers parts of British Columbia and Alberta and is comprised of numerous mountains and rivers in the area. Within the Canadian Rockies are five …
Situated on the west coast of Canada, just above the United States border, Vancouver is one of the country’s most popular tourist destinations and it’s easy to see why. Its location makes it the perfect place to take in all kinds of natural beauty; one day you can be on the coast searching for orcas, …
Montreal is often noted for its European charm and character, and with its population of slightly more than 4 million, it’s the most populous city in the Canadian province of Quebec and the second largest in Canada. Often referred to as The City of Mary, it’s named after the iconic tri-peaked hill located near the …
Canada is a vast and diverse land. The world’s second-largest nation by area has a huge array of sights and activities to offer travelers looking to explore this enormous part of the world. The country has something for everyone, with eclectic, modern cities that range from the French-influenced metropolises in Quebec to the outdoor loving …