Between Ottawa And Montreal Is A Canadian City With River Views, Historic Charm, And Tasty Eats
A delightful blend of Québec and Ottawa can be found in this city with historic charm on the route between Ottawa and magnificent Montreal.
Read MoreA delightful blend of Québec and Ottawa can be found in this city with historic charm on the route between Ottawa and magnificent Montreal.
Read MoreWhile it may have the name "The Railway City," this Ontario locale offers so much more, including a unique local arts scene and great food for your taste buds.
Read MoreOne protected wildlife habitat in Canada offers trails and waterways where visitors have a chance to see over 300 species of birds and other animals.
Read MoreThis unsung community in Ontario's southwest enjoys milder weather than the rest of the province, along with access to unspoiled nature and warm waters.
Read MoreThis provincial park in Ontario is home to a challenging backcountry canoe route, quiet lakes for fishing and camping, and the 65-foot-tall Rainbow Falls.
Read MoreThe mighty bison is one of the great icons of North America, and these are some of the best places to see them roaming wild in Canada.
Read MoreThis beautiful park in Alberta, Canada, is a great alternative to Banff and Jasper with few crowds, idyllic waterfront scenery, and paddling opportunities.
Read MoreFrom boutique shopping and afternoon tea to hiking trails and a historic Main Street, this Ontario destination packs plenty into a relaxed getaway.
Read MoreThis Canadian archipelago offers a different kind of island getaway. You can learn about the history of fishing in the area and explore the colorful beaches.
Read MoreThis little-known BC town is nestled in the mountains and is perfect if you dream of a cozy mountain cabin on the water—one that you can drive anywhere.
Read MoreThis area of Northwest Territories offers a chance to see wood bison, the largest land animals in the Western Hemisphere, wandering town or along the highway.
Read MoreBeyond its awe-inspiring scenery on the shores of Lake Huron and Georgian Bay, this town is best known for its resident weather-forecasting groundhog.
Read MoreJust a few hours from Edmonton, Jasper, Banff, and Lake Louise, this park boasts a multi-layer waterfall you can love without hordes of tourists.
Read MoreFrom luxury escapes to sun beaten colonial landmarks, these former mining cities have reinvented themselves as ski resorts, art hubs, and cultural destinations.
Read MoreCanada is loaded with stunning natural scenery, from glistening lakes to lush forests, and you can find lots of it in a single protected park in Quebec.
Read MoreThis provincial park may not be as well known as some of the tourism hotspots in Alberta, but it offers boating, camping, and hiking for everyone.
Read MoreThe third-largest island in North America's Great Lakes is a Canadian gem, with delicious eats, cute shops, camping, and historic buildings.
Read MoreHidden in the dense foliage of Canada's Vancouver Island, this 182-foot barked giant is at least two millennia old and the world's largest tree of its kind.
Read MoreWant to take in the Canadian outdoors without getting overwhelmed by a sea of crowds? The country is hiding a beautiful lake oasis with everything you can want.
Read MoreIf you want to learn some Canadian history and take part in some cultural festivals, you can head to this Ontario town near Lake Erie and see the sights.
Read MoreThis under-the-radar city in British Columbia is just an hour from Vancouver but offers scenic countryside landscapes and farm-to-table restaurants.
Read MoreVisit the world's longest freshwater boardwalk in the Canadian Rockies for a scenic stroll and the opportunity to spot beavers and other wildlife.
Read MoreA UNESCO-designated canal in Canada makes for a great road trip across Southeastern Ontario, passing scenic lakes and cute towns to explore.
Read MoreThis breathtaking lake in British Columbia is known for its clear, turquoise waters that you'd usually see in the Caribbean. Here's exactly where to find it.
Read MoreThis colorful, tiny village looks like it came straight out of a storybook, full of unique shops, art galleries, cozy cafes, and rural charm.
Read MoreThis charming Canadian town, under two hours from Toronto, is home to diverse shops, tasty eats, and a historic downtown with brick buildings.
Read MoreStep back in time at this Canadian National Historic Site, which was once an abandoned mill village and is now a restored open-air museum with accommodations.
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