A beautiful garden at the U.S.-Canada border is a gorgeous symbol of friendship between nations - as well as a fun day trip if you're in the area.
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Everyone has their own New Year traditions, but if you're looking to add diving into frigid, icy water to yours, here are the five best places to do so.
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Millions of adventurers flock to this North American ski resort every year to try out its world-class slopes and experience the beautiful landscape.
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A breathtaking waterfall without the crowds of Niagara Falls is located outside of Thunder Bay. Visitors can hike, ski, and enjoy the space's historic beauty.
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For a less-crowded alternative to Banff, this underrated ski resort is hidden within the stunning Canadian Rockies, offering powdery slopes and pristine nature.
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Each winter, an ice hotel in Canada invites guests to sip drinks from glasses made of ice, wander amid frozen sculptures, and stay in igloo-like suites.
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An island in Canada is a living time capsule with a record of ancient sea creatures from the end of the Ordovician period, about 437 million years ago.
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Escape to Canada's north for a luxurious, once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to watch polar bears, whales, and other animals, along with stunning northern lights.
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If you're looking for national parks to explore, make this town in Canada your home base. Here's what you should know about this spectacular region.
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If you want to try winter sports for the first time, you can hone your skills at this underrated, family-friendly Vancouver ski resort with amazing views.
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Vancouver should be on your bucket list for a December holiday getaway. There's lots of festive activities at a park that transforms into a winter wonderland.
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This winter, bundle up and head to one of Canada's most charming destinations for a thrilling ride down an iconic, snow-covered toboggan ride.
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Anyone looking to avoid the crowds of massive ships should head away from the coast and instead check out one of the legendary cruises on the Great Lakes.
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A picturesque city on Prince Edward Island is a cultural hub, offering a mix of history, culinary experiences, and Christmas festivals and events.
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Between taking in the other sights and activities available in Ontario, find time to visit this impressive farmer's market for local food and handcrafted items.
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Niagara Falls is a summertime destination. However, you might want to visit this gem during the winter. It is truly magical, unlike anything you've ever seen.
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There's ice skating and then there's a world record venue, as this Canadian attraction is so special that it can be the centerpiece of any vacation.
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A ski resort on the east coast was inspired by resorts in the French Alps, designed to fill a void when European travel was limited during World War II.
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You can find historic, European beauty in this quaint neighborhood in Ontario, Canada. It's a wonderful destination for history buffs and shoppers alike.
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One of the best places to experience the northern lights phenomenon is this Canadian resort, where you can also ski, dogsled, and eat amazing food.
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Taylor Swift’s iconic Eras Tour will come to an end in Toronto and Vancouver, and there are some amazing themed activities Canadian fans will enjoy.
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If you want to go even farther than the iconic Appalachian Trail, start at the tip of Florida and continue north of Maine along Canada's rugged coastline.
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When you think of the longest coastlines, you might imagine Argentina or California, but one country and its many beautiful islands stand out.
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Within Canada’s Niagara area, this charming town known as Canada’s “Garden City” offers verdant parks and miles of nature trails to explore.
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Wind through red- and yellow-hued fall foliage on this Canadian train that travels through one of the oldest canyons in the world.
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This lakeside locale has almost 40 wineries. Discover fine wine, uncrowded beaches, and a down-to-earth farming community in Ontario, Canada.
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Featuring red brick store fronts and a thriving arts scene, this Montreal neighborhood is one of the coolest places in all of Quebec.
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