If you're in Ontario and are looking for some lake fun, you can head to this provincial park, which also features clifftop hiking and camping by the water.
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Just northeast of Toronto is a quaint suburb brimming with history, shopping centers, and exquisitely diverse dining options that you won't want to miss.
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Calling Canada's world-class state-funded parks "provincial" is to do them a great injustice. This one on Lake Superior's north shore is a veritable haven.
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Canada’s take on a relaxing Hamptons getaway can be found in a quaint waterfront town along the Lake Huron shoreline, with plenty of beaches and activities.
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This beach town in Ontario is less than two hours from Toronto and has been offering a vibrant atmosphere and fun summer activities since the early 1900s.
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The island of Newfoundland is home to a small coastal town where you can enjoy the unique architecture, breathtaking landscapes, and rich geological history.
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Though it's quite small, this rural town in Canada is a fun day trip destination that's home to a unique museum and plenty of open green space.
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This charming city sitting along the shores of the Canadian side of Lake Erie offers multiple beaches, plenty of sightseeing, and a bustling downtown.
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A great place to enjoy some of the more remote of Ontario's 250,000-plus lakes, Obabika River Provincial Park offers scenic delights and rugged hiking.
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This lakeside community located in Ontario offers a wide variety of eateries, stunning hiking trails, and one-of-kind shops and boutiques.
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Lake Ontario is a massive draw for tourists visiting Canada, but if you're looking for a chill, less crowded experience, this little town is a great choice.
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In 2026, Toronto’s skyline will see literal upward growth, as the largest residential building in Canada is set to be revealed.
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While you should always be yourself, there are a lot of reasons to want to blend in on a trip to Canada, from respecting the country to not seeming ignorant.
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Canada is home to plenty of fishing towns, and this one features a scenic beach, historic buildings, and an angling contest that has been going on for decades.
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What was once a parking lot tucked away among Toronto's industrial buildings is now is a colorful beach that's popular for relaxing in the sun.
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An easy drive from Niagara Falls, this Canadian community offers visitors a chance to enjoy fishing along Lake Erie and a truly unique museum.
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With its quick access to lakes and provincial parks, this charming destination in Ontario is a wonderful spot for all sorts of outdoor adventures.
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Far from the deep forests and towering mountains of Canada's mainland, the breathtaking boardwalks and beaches of this Prince Edward Island gem will astound.
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This historic Toronto hotel offers vintage architecture, contemporary art, and standout dining in a lively West Queen West location near top attractions.
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Toronto may be one of Canada's most popular tourist spots, but don't count out its neighbor -- with abundant green spaces and a vibrant culture -- just yet.
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This small Canadian island offers a unique mix of U.S. and Canadian history with a former president's summer cottage plus charming maritime sites.
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If you want to avoid crowds but still enjoy Canada’s famous blue lakes and majestic mountain scenery, head to this quiet spot in an underrated national park.
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This historic Canada island park offers coastal hiking trails past old forts and lighthouse viewpoints, quiet beaches with shipwreck remains, and birdwatching.
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This lake in Canada is so remote that only a few hundred anglers make the trip every year, though they're treated to some of the best fishing in the country.
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This stretch of Newfoundland's coast has over 200 days of fog every year and is a paradise for anglers who can catch Atlantic char, salmon, and cod.
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This Ontario town shares its name with one of the most famous cities in Europe, and it draws a lot from the continent, from its architecture to its streets.
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Tucked near the heart of Toronto, this sprawling beach is a haven for volleyball, quiet strolls, swimming, and kayaking, with views of downtown.
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