Banff National Park, in Alberta's Canadian Rockies, features some of the most spectacular mountain scenery in North America. Part of a UNESCO World Heritage site,…

Adventure, nature, scenic landscapes, wildlife and lively cities are bountiful in British Columbia. As Canada’s westernmost providence between the Pacific Ocean and Canadian Rocky Mountains,…

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…

In Edmonton, people regularly party in the streets. The provincial capital of Alberta, known as "Canada's Festival City," hosts more than 30 extravaganzas throughout the…

The capital of Nova Scotia, Halifax is an industrialized city that’s best known for its harbor, where everything from private charters to major cruise ships…

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, stopping…

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 United States…

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…

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…

Ontario, Canada, has given us some of the world's best-loved family vacation destinations: Niagara Falls, Toronto, the Thousand Islands and the Blue Mountains, to name…

Like the capital city of its neighboring province Quebec, Ottawa is a picturesque metropolis with architecture evocative of Western Europe's romantic cityscapes. Once a wild…

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…

Quebec City charms families with its French flair, riverside location and historic district, which dates back to 1608. A UNESCO world heritage site, Old Quebec…

Nicknamed “Garden of the Great Spirit” by the ancient Iroquois and spanning 50 miles from Kingston to Brockville, along the St. Lawrence River where it…

Tofino is a year round, beach, surfing community with a ski bum vibe on Canada’s West Coast (the “real” West Coast as they like to…

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 nation's…

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.…

Victoria, the capital of British Columbia, is located on Vancouver Island, Canada and is the oldest city in the Pacific Northwest. Victoria literally has it…

There are many reasons why Whistler is consistently rated the number-one ski area in North America by Skiing magazine. First and foremost, Whistler and Blackcomb…

Winnipeg, Canada, named after Lake Winnipeg, means "muddy waters" and was a trading post hub for centuries. The Assiniboine and Red rivers meet here, and…