Canada's Fun Beach Town Is A Classic Great Lakes Getaway
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.
Read MoreThis 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.
Read MoreThe island of Newfoundland is home to a small coastal town where you can enjoy the unique architecture, breathtaking landscapes, and rich geological history.
Read MoreThough 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.
Read MoreThis charming city sitting along the shores of the Canadian side of Lake Erie offers multiple beaches, plenty of sightseeing, and a bustling downtown.
Read MoreA 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.
Read MoreThis lakeside community located in Ontario offers a wide variety of eateries, stunning hiking trails, and one-of-kind shops and boutiques.
Read MoreLake 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.
Read MoreIn 2026, Toronto’s skyline will see literal upward growth, as the largest residential building in Canada is set to be revealed.
Read MoreWhile 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.
Read MoreCanada 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.
Read MoreWhat 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.
Read MoreAn easy drive from Niagara Falls, this Canadian community offers visitors a chance to enjoy fishing along Lake Erie and a truly unique museum.
Read MoreWith its quick access to lakes and provincial parks, this charming destination in Ontario is a wonderful spot for all sorts of outdoor adventures.
Read MoreFar from the deep forests and towering mountains of Canada's mainland, the breathtaking boardwalks and beaches of this Prince Edward Island gem will astound.
Read MoreThis historic Toronto hotel offers vintage architecture, contemporary art, and standout dining in a lively West Queen West location near top attractions.
Read MoreToronto 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.
Read MoreThis small Canadian island offers a unique mix of U.S. and Canadian history with a former president's summer cottage plus charming maritime sites.
Read MoreIf 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.
Read MoreThis historic Canada island park offers coastal hiking trails past old forts and lighthouse viewpoints, quiet beaches with shipwreck remains, and birdwatching.
Read MoreThis 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.
Read MoreThis 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.
Read MoreThis 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.
Read MoreTucked near the heart of Toronto, this sprawling beach is a haven for volleyball, quiet strolls, swimming, and kayaking, with views of downtown.
Read MoreThis little-known island is a favorite for Arctic wildlife cruises and guided edge-of-floe camping expeditions, perfect for seeing polar bears and marine life.
Read MoreThis Canadian destination blends heritage streets, local eateries and bakeries, Sydenham River kayaking, and powerful Underground Railroad history.
Read MoreOffering cozy cottage rentals, communities with charming downtowns, and easy access to outdoor recreation, this spot in Canada is ideal for a relaxing escape.
Read MoreThis colorful waterfront hamlet is one of Nova Scotia's best-kept secrets, tucked away on Cape Breton Island, highlighting a distinctive local culture.
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