Northern Lights is a striking sound and light show that explore’s Canada’s history, milestones, and identity. Each year, it’s updated to ensure that tourists and residents of the National Capital Region want to come back again and again. It’s a worthwhile experience for the whole family. Catching a viewing of Northern Lights should be added […]
British Columbia Travel
The Golden Larches of the Kootenays: A Brief Three Week Window to Take in Pure Magic
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Oct
Oct
British Columbia is known worldwide for its towering trees, but there’s something special about the larches. Their golden hue, their brief time horizon, and their connection to local indigenous culture. Hans Tammemogi was there with his notebook and camera to capture the magic. Larch trees are magical, behaving strangely while creating unbelievable beauty. Entire slopes […]
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Oct
Oct
Science North is an interactive science museum that calls Sudbury home. It’s a massive draw in Canadian tourism, and wears the crown of Northern Ontario’s most popular tourist attraction. There are four floors, and a whole lot more, which means there’s plenty to explore. Science North, located in Sudbury, Ontario, draws children and adults from […]
Canadian Culture, Quebec Travel
Visit the Mackenzie King Estate: The Former Home of Canada’s 10th Prime Minister Located in the Heart of Gatineau Park
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Oct
Oct
The Mackenzie King Estate, located in Gatineau, Quebec, takes you back in time. You can explore the cottages of one of Canada’s most famous prime minister, as well as exploring the gorgeous grounds and gardens, and you can even squeeze in a beautiful hike to a waterfall. Mackenzie King clearly had an eye for beautiful […]
New Brunswick Travel
Things to do in Moncton, New Brunswick: 10 Exciting Ways to Spend Time in Moncton
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Oct
Oct
These fun and exciting things to do in Moncton will help you plan an exciting visit to New Brunswick’s largest city. Moncton, New Brunswick, is a city that constantly seems to defy expectations. From the gravity-defying wonders of Magnetic Hill to the epic waters of the Fundy tidal bore, there are a surprising number of […]
British Columbia Travel
The Ultimate List of Things to Do in Whistler, British Columbia: How to Explore Whistler in All Seasons
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Oct
Oct
A lot of people only think about Whistler in winter, but We Explore Canada contributor Jennie Flaming wants to remind us that Whistler is very much a year-round destination, and that when it comes down to it, anytime is a great time to visit Whistler. When most people think of Whistler, they think of downhill […]
British Columbia Travel
The Top Things to Do in Victoria, BC: Make the Most of Your Visit to British Columbia’s Capital
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Sep
Sep
Victoria is one of Canada’s most beautiful and historic cities. These things to do in Victoria, BC need to be at the top of everybody’s Canadian travel bucket-list, and that applies to both residents and tourists! We’ve honestly yet to meet a single person who has been to Victoria who hasn’t appreciated its unique vibe […]
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Sep
Sep
This list of the most haunted places in Canada will send a chill down your spine and send you on ghost-hunting journeys that only the brave dare try. The scariest ghost stories are always ones that hit a little close to home. Canada has more than its share of spooky occurrences. From ghosts and ghouls […]
Quebec Travel
Croisieres AML VIP Lounge is Redefining Luxury Whale Watching Tours in Tadoussac, Quebec
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Sep
Sep
The Croisieres AML VIP Lounge experience offers a new level of comfort for whale watching tours in Tadoussac, Quebec. Each year, between May and October, the St. Lawrence River explodes with life. This magical estuary, where the waters of the Great Lakes system flush out into the Gulf of St. Lawrence and, eventually, to the […]
British Columbia Travel, Canadian Culture
Visiting the Great Canadian Beer Festival in Victoria, BC: The Oldest Craft Beer Festival in Canada!
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Sep
Sep
Hans Tammemagi visited to see which Canadian breweries were in attendance at Canada’s oldest beer festival, to learn more about the famed liquid, and, of course, to sip on a few himself. A cloudless sky formed a blue roof over the Great Canadian Beer Festival, where thirsty throngs tasted more than 250 flavour-rich beers and […]