This high-rise prairie city in Alberta has a heritage in farming and rodeos (earning its nickname “cowtown”), as well as a more recent reputation for oil production, ensuring its wealth. Visit…
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There’s no better place to experience Canada’s French heritage, than Quebec’s premier city, the second most populated metropolis in the country after Toronto. The street cafes and bistros provide a foodie…
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Lying close to the city of Montréal and the US border, Ottawa is Canada’s capital city. As such, it receives many business travellers, but there’s also a lot for leisure visitors…
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This province’s Francophone heritage sets it apart from the vast majority of the continent on which it’s found. Indeed, French is the primary language here, with much of the population bilingual.…
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Toronto is arguably the most multicultural city on the planet. Over 140 languages are spoken in the metropolis and over half the residents are born outside of Canada and it makes…
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The major players in Canada’s city break industry, are Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver – each presenting very different cultures and experiences for the transatlantic traveller. And the country’s vast mountainous areas…
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First-time visitors are always struck by the sheer vibrancy of Banff’s colours – notably the vibrant lakes – and if you visit in the winter months (and you’re lucky) you may…
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High in the mountains of British Colombia, lies one of the biggest ski resorts in North American territory. The town itself is compact, made up primarily of chalets, with the kind…
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Framed against a dramatic natural backdrop, Vancouver is considered the real culinary capital of Canada. Whilst Toronto might make grand claims, Vancouver is serious about its eateries. The seafood here is…