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7 outdoor adventures you can enjoy in Ottawa

March 23, 2020March 23, 2020 Morag Lee Leave a comment

Canadians are passionate about outdoor sports. They are so passionate about them even its cities offer a generous selection of activities. The capital, Ottawa, is no exception. Here are 7 outdoor adventures available in Ottawa!  Ice-skating along the Rideau Canal During the winter, the famous Rideau Canal turns into the world’s largest naturally frozen skating […]

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Things to do in Whistler during the spring

January 23, 2020January 24, 2020 Morag Lee Leave a comment

Whistler is renowned as a year-round destination, yet there’s something truly special about spending Springtime in the mountains. The snow begins to melt, the days get longer and the weather gets warmer, which brings the vibrant Village atmosphere to life. From outdoor adventure to deep relaxation, there is so much to see and do. Here […]

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10 things to do in New Brunswick

January 2, 2020January 2, 2020 Morag Lee Leave a comment

New Brunswick is the perfect Canadian getaway if you’re looking for somewhere that is peaceful and off the beaten path. Tucked in behind Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia – and bordering Quebec and the USA – New Brunswick boasts an enviable location that makes it easy to fit into an Eastern Canada adventure.   […]

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A food and drink guide to Newfoundland and Labrador

December 23, 2019January 3, 2020 Morag Lee Leave a comment

Newfoundland and Labrador’s beautiful landscape and location has given birth to a bounty of fresh, local ingredients that local chefs have turned into world-class food and drink. The province is very proud of its farm-to-table ethos and a lot of restaurants use ingredients that were grown locally. It’s not unusual to be served a dish […]

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The 10 best museums on Prince Edward Island

December 19, 2019December 19, 2019 Morag Lee Leave a comment

Prince Edward Island has an interesting history. The local First Nations tribe, the Mi’kmaq, arrived over 11,000 years ago, and their descendants still live on the island. Then in the early 1700s European settlers arrived on Prince Edward Island’s shores seeking a better life. This fascinating timeline has left its mark on Prince Edward Island […]

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A guide to Nova Scotia’s 5 UNESCO Designated Sites

November 5, 2019November 29, 2019 Morag Lee Leave a comment

Nova Scotia is a Canadian province that is rich in culture, history, and breath-taking landscapes. So it comes as little surprise that the province – which is only 55,284 square kilometres – is home to three UNESCO World Heritage Sites and two UNESCO Biosphere Reserves. Here’s a quick overview of each of them. The Landscape […]

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10 of Ottawa’s best annual festivals

October 10, 2019November 28, 2019 Morag Lee Leave a comment

Ottawa is a city full of cultural festivals – as you would expect from any first-class capital city. Throughout the year Canada’s capital is full of sporting, historical, and gastronomical festivals that are sure to delight locals and visitors alike. If you’re heading to Ottawa soon, have a look through the following list and see […]

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6 things to do in Whistler during autumn

October 3, 2019October 23, 2019 Morag Lee Leave a comment

Whistler in the autumn is a special kind of place. It’s when the mountain air has a crispy bite to it and the mountains are topped with a fiery hue. Visitors and locals begin to retreat to the award-winning restaurants and cultural meeting points with a warm cup of coffee. Any time you visit Whistler, […]

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8 sights you’ll pass along the First Passage to the West

October 1, 2019October 9, 2019 Morag Lee Leave a comment

The world-famous Rocky Mountaineer boasts three incredible routes through the Canadian Rockies. While each of them offer unbelievable sights that are a marvel to behold – the First Passage to the West is considered the favourite by many because of its historical and political significance. Back in the 19th Century, British Columbia was considering joining […]

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A father and his two kids looking over the Canadian Badlands landscape

10 things to do in the Canadian Badlands

July 31, 2019August 16, 2019 Morag Lee Leave a comment

Welcome to the Canadian Badlands in Southern Alberta, where dinosaurs once roamed in colossal numbers. Their presence can still be felt today – with fossil sites, museums, and desert-esque landscapes around every corner. Located not far north-east of Calgary (where you can fly direct to from the UK), the Canadian Badlands are easy to work […]

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