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 Banff National Park, in Alberta's Canadian Rockies, features some of the most spectacular mountain scenery in North America. Part of a UNESCO World ... |
 Winters in Calgary can be long, but the summer days are even longer. Whether you are looking for a ski destination or a summer getaway with unique ... |
 In Edmonton, people regularly party in the streets. The provincial capital of Alberta, known as "Canada's Festival City," hosts more than 30 ... |
 The capital of Nova Scotia, Halifax is an industrialized city that’s best known for its harbor, where everything from private charters to major ... |
 Lake Louise is our favorite base for exploring Banff National Park, part of the Canadian Rocky Mountains Parks and a UNESCO World Heritage site, and ... |
 If you’re looking for a luxurious ski vacation with the kids, consider a visit to Mont Tremblant in Canada, located just over two hours from ... |
 North America has its own affordable version of France, just over the New York border in Canada. Walk on the cobblestone streets in Montreal, ... |
 The largest waterfall in North America is a must-see/bucket list destination and families and foreign visitors alike flock to the border of the ... |
 Want to see the highest tides in the world? Does your family like to sample fresh fruit and wine? How about visiting two UNESCO World Heritage Sites? ... |
 Nova Scotia, Canada isn’t big, but it greatly varies in landscape and activities from one region to the next. In the south, you’ll be reminded of ... |
 Ontario, Canada, has given us some of the world's best-loved family vacation destinations: Niagara Falls, Toronto, the Thousand Islands and the Blue ... |
 Like the capital city of its neighboring province Quebec, Ottawa is a picturesque metropolis with architecture evocative of Western Europe's romantic ... |
 If Ireland and the Eastern Shores of Maryland had a baby, it would be Prince Edward Island! The rolling green, potato farming hills of the eastern ... |
 Quebec City charms families with its French flair, riverside location and historic district, which dates back to 1608. A UNESCO world heritage site, ... |
 Nicknamed “Garden of the Great Spirit” by the ancient Iroquois and spanning 50 miles from Kingston to Brockville, along the St. Lawrence River ... |
 Many consider Toronto, Canada's largest city, to be "the New York City" of Canada based on its urban, trendsetting, financial Mecca complete with the ... |
 Vancouver Island lies off the west coast of the British Columbia mainland like a giant whale, the largest island on the Pacific Coast of North ... |
 In 2010, the world descended upon the Winter Olympics in Vancouver, but this Canadian city doesn't need to throw a major event to get noticed. ... |
 There are many reasons why Whistler is consistently rated the number-one ski area in North America by Skiing magazine. First and foremost, Whistler ... |
 Winnipeg, Canada, named after Lake Winnipeg, means "muddy waters" and was a trading post hub for centuries. The Assiniboine and Red rivers meet here, ... |