Alberta: Ghost Towns in Canada’s Badlands
Alberta: Ghost towns, dinosaurs and Hoodoos in the strange and wonderful Badlands of Canada.
Canada
Quebec City: A Foodie’s Paradise
Quebec City: Eating much more than poutine in this northern Quebec City where French is spoken and festivals, arts and culture goes on all year.
The Rocky Mountaineer Train Across Canada
Ride on the Peace Train: The Rocky Mountaineer A spectacular way to see Canada by train from Jasper to Seattle on a luxurious train with gourmet food.
Canada: North of Quebec City is Charlevoix
Charlevoix, a Canadian region located 90 miles north of Quebec City, is home to outdoor adventure and exciting rock climbing.
Canada: Saskatoon, a Prairie Boomtown
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan: A Popular Family Travel Destination for 6,000 Years By Stephen Hartshorne GoNOMAD Associate Editor If travel blogs had existed two thousand years ago, the headline about Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, would have read, “Come for the barbeque, stay for the berries.” People from many First Nations tribes have been gathering here for more than six […]
Nova Scotia: Fishing and Campfires
Experience Nova Scotia from a couple’s perspective: traveling by car down the coast.
Canada: New Brunswick’s Highland Games
Canada: New Brunswick’s Highland Games. Watching burley men and women toss logs while bagpipers play in Quebec.
Yukon: A Slice of Active Living
Exploring Canada’s Far North, Yukon By Terence Eder Canada is a vast country with outstanding landscapes. However, few travelers to Canada cast a glance beyond the favored ‘go to’ provinces of British Columbia, Alberta or Ontario. However, Canada’s three Territories – Yukon, Northern Territory, and Nunavut offer a travel experience like no other and are […]
France’s Magdalen Islands, off the Coast of Quebec
The Magdalen Islands, or the Maggies, remote and rural off Quebec’s coast By Cindy Bigras As a child, I heard few details about the islands in the Gulf of St. Lawrence where my grandmother had grown up. Nobody knew much about what my family called the St. Madeleine Islands, a literal translation from French. I […]
Saskatchewan’s History in a Museum
Saskatchewan’s Western Development Museum, a profile of a place where the past comes alive in Saskatoon.
Search for Narwhals at Floe Edge
Narwhals in the Arctic: A tour to Repulse Bay takes people up close to these rare sea creatures that are visible swimming in the arctic waters and hunted.
Quebec City Carnival: A Light in Winter
Lighting Up Winter in Quebec City By Kathleen Broadhurst Winter Carnival in Quebec City is a three week long snow covered festival that celebrates and delights in the weather of the season. If the winter blues are starting to get you down, don’t go south, go north where the light of Quebec will be sure […]