Things to Do in Victoria – Last updated: April 21, 2024 When it comes to beautiful Canadian cities, Victoria is definitely high on the list. Located on the southern tip of Vancouver Island, Victoria is British Columbia’s capital and one of the oldest cities in the Pacific Northwest. A British settlement since 1843 and named after Queen Victoria, the city is home to a variety of historic buildings, including the beautiful parliament buildings and the world-famous Empress Hotel. The city is also home to the oldest Chinatown in Canada, vibrant First Nations communities who have called this place ..read more

Looking over Land’s End from atop the Mont-Saint-Alban Trail. Forillon National Park, Quebec. Photo by Robin & Arlene Karpan. Forillon National Park combines jaw-dropping scenery with exceptional hiking, wildlife viewing, kayaking, and other adventure possibilities. Jutting into the northeast point of Quebec’s Gaspé Peninsula, it’s a land of forested highlands and rugged coastlines where soaring cliffs drop into the sea at aptly named Land’s End. Adding to the surprises are reminders of a little-known era of Canadian history. So whether you’re into history, nature, or a little bit of every ..read more

Looking for the best restaurants in Brantford? You’ve come to the right place! Brantford may seem like just another small city in Ontario but peek below the surface and you’ll be greeted by a bubbling bounty of breathtaking bites that’ll no doubt blow your mind!  From hole-in-the-wall shacks serving up soul-soothing comfort in cozy corners to swanky spots where you can slurp signature cocktails while digging into sharing platters with your friends, this little city has quite a diverse culinary scene.  Options range from local classics to globally inspired dishes. So, wheth ..read more

Legendary Pictures’ epic science fiction movie ‘Dune’ will begin shooting parts of Dune 3 in Saskatchewan’s Athabasca sand dunes in mid-2025. Rendering of the Dune 3 production taking place on the Athabasca Sand Dunes. While preparation and filming are in progress in 2025, the Athabasca Sand Dunes will be closed to visitors. Those wishing to camp in the area during this time, however, can sign up to be extras in the movie, forgoing modern tents for sleeping within the sand as Fremens do. “Much of the desert shots in the film, which look like Saudi Arabia at times, will be filmed here in Northe ..read more

If you’re dreaming of fresh catches without having to drive to the coast, then you’ll definitely enjoy this list of the best seafood restaurants in Toronto. Photo for illustrative purposes only. Home to a busy harbour that’s continuously delivering incredible aquatic offerings, Toronto has quietly become one of Canada’s hottest seafood spots in recent years. From casual shacks serving up fish and chips straight from the fryer to more refined restaurants overlooking that distinctive Toronto skyline, there’s no shortage of enticing seafood joints around the city.  Whether you’re in the mood ..read more

Is there a better way to cool off on a hot summer’s day than enjoying one of the best water parks in Ontario? We think not!  As Canada’s most populated province, there are many awesome water parks in Ontario. These places have everything you need for a weatherproof family vacation: lazy rivers where you can float for hours, huge tube slides, massive wave pools for body surfing, picnic areas and even private cabanas for when you want some respite from the sun. Some of these spots are directly connected to full-fledged amusement parks too – perfect for crafting a day of thrills. So without ..read more

Are you looking for some interesting and unique places to visit in Saskatchewan? Crooked Bush is one of the most unusual places to visit in Saskatchewan. Photo by Robin & Arlene Karpan. If you like your travels a bit on the odd or unusual side, Saskatchewan has plenty to offer. From saltwater lakes and snake pits to Canadian wars and mysterious bushes, here are seven unique places to visit in Saskatchewan that range from historic to imaginative to downright spooky. One is even a bit creepy. Crooked Bush, Saskatchewan. Photo by Robin & Arlene Karpan.The Mysterious and Spooky Crooked Bus ..read more

Looking for the best sushi in Toronto? Toronto is truly a sushi mecca, with endless options on offer. From flame-seared sushi to aburi ebi oshi or even fresh maki rolls and spicy tuna maki, we do not doubt that you’ll find something to your liking in one of the (many) restaurants dotted across the city. But with so many great options on offer, how do you decide where to get your fix of sushi? Well, don’t worry because we’re spilling all the intel on the top places Torontonians flock to over and over again. Toronto’s sushi scene has something for every price range, so whether you’re looking fo ..read more

Are you looking for the best restaurants in Halifax? Then you’ve come to the right place!  From breakfast joints handing out heaping helpings on the Halifax waterfront to cozy restaurants housed in historic buildings, this city certainly caters to every taste – although we must admit that the local seafood rules the menu here. Think lobster tails smothered in butter, mussels simmered in garlic sauce, pillowy lobster rolls, fresh mussels washed down with craft beer… Halifax is no stranger to good food!  But enough talking. Here are the best restaurants in Halifax! Le Bistro By Liz Kn ..read more

When it comes to the best restaurants in Toronto, we’ve got you covered. After all, It’s no secret that Toronto is one of the world’s most drool-worthy dining destinations. Whether you’re in the mood for a cozy café or would want to check out the tasting menu at an upscale restaurant, Canada’s biggest city dishes up delicious discoveries around every corner. Photos for illustrative purposes. Whether your tastes swing savoury, sweet, local, or international, we do not doubt that you’ll find flavours to feed any food fanatic’s fire.  Innovative chefs and indie restaurateurs are al ..read more