The Eastern Townships Craft Beer Trail: Hops, Road Trips, and Small-Town Quebec Charm

A beer sits on a table of an Eastern Townships brewery overlooking a forest and lake

Discover the best breweries in Quebec’s Eastern Townships. Explore microbreweries, craft beer, and road trip stops on the Eastern Townships craft beer trail. Ask most people about Quebec’s Eastern Townships and they’ll likely tell you it’s Quebec’s answer to New England: rolling hills, small towns, lakes, and mountains. I’ve explored pretty much every region of […]

10+ Amazing Things to Do in Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec: A Complete Guide To The Twin Cities

Aerial photo of a lakeside fountain and multi-use trails in Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec

Searching for the best things to do in Rouyn-Noranda? From exploring Aiguebelle National Park to a historic tour of the Horne Smelter, discover the twin cities’ cultural gems, hidden food spots, and outdoor adventures in this complete travel guide. Imagine yourself under blue skies dotted with cotton candy clouds. You’re riding a tandem bike with […]

Fields of Greens: Driving Saskatchewan’s Verdant and Bargain Fairways

Men walking across the Deer Valley course while golfing in Saskatchewan

Don’t tell anyone, but Saskatchewan is a golfer’s paradise. Discover hidden gem courses with affordable green fees and no crowds. Your next Canadian golf getaway is waiting in the prairies. I’m just back from a terrific golf getaway in Saskatchewan. That’s right. Saskatchewan.  Those Saskatchewanians seem like friendly folks, but I’m convinced they’re all part […]

Experiencing Northern Vancouver Island Wildlife: Take Ethical Tours Supporting Valuable Conservation Efforts in British Columbia

Northern Vancouver Island Wildlife

Join Carol Patterson on a wildlife-filled trip to Northern Vancouver Island, where she sees humpbacks, killer whales, sea otters, and more.

Celebrating Indigenous Art in Vancouver at the Museum of Anthropology

Indigenous Art Vancouver Museum of Anthropology Great Hall

Vancouver isn’t just a haven for foodies and nature lovers—it’s also home to one of the most important collections of Indigenous art in the world. In this article, writer Liisa Ladouceur explores the Museum of Anthropology at UBC, where totem poles, carvings, masks, and West Coast Indigenous Artisans tell us about the history of our country.

Rocky Mountain House, Alberta: Uncovering Canada’s Fur Trade History (and Sleeping in a Tipi!)

Rocky Mountain House Alberta

Discover the pivotal role of Rocky Mountain House in Canada’s fur trade history. Explore the National Historic Site, sleep in a tipi, and uncover Indigenous and Métis heritage in this surprising Alberta gem. To truly understand Canadian history, one must understand the fur trade and how it shaped the country’s economy, relationships, and even its […]

Parc Opemican: This Nature and Adventure Getaway in Western Quebec May Be The Province’s Best Kept Secret

Located in the Abitibi-Témiscamingue region of Québec, Opémican National Park is the perfect place for nature, history and adventure lovers. Visitors come for a peaceful getaway, but stay for the its sweeping scenic vistas, lakeside camp sites, rocky cliffs and storied past. I love any opportunity to travel throughout the incredible province of Quebec. From […]

Explore The Land of Living Skies with these Saskatchewan Fun Facts

Saskatchewan prairies at sunset

Uncover the secrets of the ‘Land of Living Skies.’ These Saskatchewan fun facts explore the province’s unique landscapes, rich history, and quirky claims to fame. Saskatchewan, the ‘Land of Living Skies.’ This wild and underrated province is a bit of a mystery to many Canadians. Famous for its wide-open spaces, sprawling prairies, and grainfields, there’s […]

Things to Do in Penticton: Your Guide to Exploring the City Between Two Lakes in British Columbia

Tucked between two sparkling lakes in the heart of British Columbia’s stunning Okanagan Valley, Robin and Arlene Karpan share their experience exploring all the best things to do in Penticton. Whether you’re more into hiking and adventure or sipping local wines, ciders and beers, their journey will inspire you to make the most of your visit.

Auberge du Vieux Moulin: An Outdoor Winter Paradise In The Laurentian Mountains

Log cabin in the snow at Auberge du Vieux Moulin, Quebec

Looking for a family winter getaway? Auberge du Vieux Moulin offers snowshoeing, wildlife, and a warm atmosphere in Lanaudière, Quebec. Plan your unforgettable weekend with our guide. The snow began falling as we drove through the back roads of Lanaudiere, Quebec. My family of four was halfway through a Quebec winter road trip from Trois-Rivieres […]