Canada

For travelers with a sweet tooth and a craving for chocolate or gelato, Chocolaterie Cynthia in Baie-St-Paul is a must stop. (photo courtesy Chocolaterie Cynthia)

Charlevoix: Tasting the Seasons in Quebec

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Charlevoix, Quebec’s famous “La Route des Saveurs” has plenty of farms and eateries for visitors to tour. Donnie Sexton tries some of the most famous spots.

At the Canadian Potato Museum in O'Leary, Donna Rowley, left, served lobster-stuffed spuds along with an extensive history of the potato.

Prince Edward Island: The Garden in the Gulf

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Prince Edward Island, located above Nova Scotia in Eastern Canada, is called the Garden of the Gulf, and offers fresh seafood, biking, and Canadian history.

Prince Edward Island: Anne of Green Gables Country

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Anne of Green Gables on Prince Edward Island: A tour of the sites made famous by LM Montgomery’s book series about growing up on PEI in the early 1900s.

Van Life: Your Home On The Road

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Foster Huntington quit his job to roam the country in a converted van, and coined the hashtag, #vanlife, which resulted in hearing from dozens of other van-dwellers, who shared their stories about life in a converted van cruising the open spaces.

The Beauty Of The North Resides In Nunavut

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Nunavut, which was separated from the Northwest Territories in 1999, is the newest, and northernmost territory of Canada. It is home to indigenous people, the Inuit, who celebrate the small things in life and live off the land.

Winnipeg’s Winter Just Got a Little Warmer

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Winnipeg’s annual winter competition, bringing international artists and architect’s warming hut designs to life along the frozen Red River Mutual Train.

CN-Tower Toronto: if you are daring enough, you can hang off the edge like these guys are doing!

Toronto, Canada, a Destination for All Seasons and Reasons

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The many attractions of Canada’s second largest city, Toronto, including the CN Tower, the Toronto Zoo, the many parks and great restaurants to enjoy.

Ontario, Canada: Crossing the Shield by Train

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A four-hour journey for a 90-minute visit to the Agawa Canyon Park might not seem worth it until you realize the journey is part of the experience.

Perce Rock stands just off the coast of Perce, and adjacent to Bonaventure Island, where thousands of gannets nest every year.

Gaspe Peninsula, Quebec: Plenty of Room, Plenty of Whales

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Gaspesie, or the Gaspe Peninsula, in Quebec, is located above Prince Edward Island. It offers nature, seaside drives, lobster, hiking, and moose close-up!

Celebrating Canada’s 150th Birthday in Its Capital

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2017 marks Canada’s 150th birthday, and the country’s capital city is hosting its birthday party. Here’s some insight to the events taking place in Ottawa.

Fraser Valley, British Columbia: Berries, History and Wine

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British Columbia’s beautiful Fraser Valley-a visit to the towns Langley, Abbotsford, and Chilliwack, fishing for sturgeon, tasting the local wines and more.