Sitting at the confluence of the Saint-François and Magog rivers is the lovely city of Sherbrooke. The city has a long history, with known residents dating back some 8,000 years. But it wasn’t until the 20th century that it really made its mark. Being the economic, cultural and institutional centre of the region, Sherbrooke was …
Burlington is a beautiful city that sits midway between Toronto and Niagara Falls, nestled along the edge of Lake Ontario. It has been voted as one of the best places in the country to live, but also makes for a great getaway destination. There is something for everyone in Burlington, from stunning gardens to exquisite …
The capital city of Saskatchewan is the cultural and economic hub for the southern part of the province. Regina is a lovely city with a rich history that dates back to 1882. Some of this can still be seen today, making it a city well worth visiting. Regina is filled with culture, having numerous performing …
Although London does have a Thames River, a Covent Garden Market and a Piccadilly Street, don’t mistaken it with London, England. Instead, this London is a substantially smaller city in Southwestern Ontario that is surrounded by woodlands and farmlands. In fact, it is known as ‘The Forest City’ because when it was first formed it …
One of the fastest growing cities in Canada, Vaughan is just north of Toronto, and although it is a suburb of the large city, it is a city in its own right. Vaughan has a long history that dates back to 1792, but it wasn’t until its massive expansion after 1991 that put the city …
Northwestern Ontario’s largest city, Thunder Bay sits along Lake Superior, giving it its nickname the ‘Lakehead’. The city is the bridge between the Prairies of Canada and the Atlantic Ocean, and the gateway to the region. Thunder Bay is arguably the most visited city in all of Northern Ontario, as it has so much to …
Kingston is a small city the sits midway between Toronto and Montreal. It is an old city that was established in 1673 and was once used as a French trading post. Today, the city’s history can still be seen, particularly in the downtown area. In fact, Kingston is nicknamed the ‘Limestone City’ because of its …
Sitting along the banks of the Speed River, Guelph is a small city that is located less than one hour west of Toronto. It is a beautiful city that is known for its limestone architecture, dynamic culture and high standard of living. In fact, it has been voted as one of the country’s best cities …
Part of the Greater Toronto Area, Markham is a melting pot of cultures, a high-tech hub and a place where old meets new. It is a city of rolling hills, suburban neighbourhoods, towering skyscrapers and 19th century homes. Markham is a vibrant city with several cultural sights, recreational facilities, parks and heritage sights. However, for …
A suburb of Montreal, Longueuil is located on the south shore of the St. Lawrence River directly opposite it. It is a commercial, residential and industrial city, as well as being a historic city that dates back to 1657. Longueuil is home to numerous attractions, although it is often overlooked by travellers. Especially due to …