Canada
How to explore Toronto in style
Toronto is a world-class city that millions of people visit every year for business or pleasure. It’s a great destination for solo travelers, couples, and families. There’s no shortage of things to see and do.
Top 4 Canada travel tips for tourists
Canada has some of the best destinations for tourism and vacation. The reason is that this country is a hub of picturesque landscapes and breathtaking sights.
Paddle your way through the Yukon
Journeys on the Yukon's rivers are frequently included in “best of” lists around the world. And with good reason. This is a paddler's paradise offering world class canoeing, kayaking and whitewater rafting on pristine wilderness rivers.
Take a hike in Manitoba
Taking a hike in Manitoba might not give you altitude sickness but it will not be bland or boring.
Quebec's quirkiest lodgings
Get forty winks in The Dome in Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean - The Cap Jaseux Adventure Park on the banks of the Fjord du Saguenay offers guests a cosy, fully-equipped glass Dome, 20 feet in diameter which sleeps up to four people.
Yukon: Welcome to a road-touring paradise
The phrase “scenic drive” takes on a whole new meaning in the Yukon. Beyond the dashboard are massive mountain ranges, lush tundra carpets, emerald lakes and acres of bright pink fireweed.
Dip your paddle into Yukon's wild rivers and lakes
The Yukon is a mecca for paddling enthusiasts. Whether you canoe, kayak or raft, you'll find the perfect water adventure on one of our 70 wilderness rivers and countless scenic lakes all in an outstanding wilderness setting.
Catering for Gourmets - Ski Safari’s menu for foodie skiers
There are many ingredients required to make the ultimate recipe for a perfect skiing holiday. Mix together fresh powder and mountain scenery, add a sprinkling of sunshine and combine it with convenient accommodation options and heaps to do off the slopes and you almost have the perfect fusion.
Historic Beechey Island now more accessible
Quark Expeditions is excited to introduce Franklin’s Lost Expedition, a unique excursion to Nunavut’s Beechey Island exclusively for passengers staying at the Arctic Watch Wilderness Lodge, Quark’s first land-based expedition.
North America vs Europe for Winter 2014-15
With the 2014-15 ski season now upon us, resorts across North America opened at the weekend for Thanksgiving festivities accompanied by some of the best early season snow conditions of recent years.
Celebrate Yukon's wintertime revelry
February is the 'hottest' time of year in Whitehorse – for festivals that is! Dance the night away at Frostbite Music Festival – Canada's premier winter music festival – or try northern traditions like can-can dancing and chainsaw chucking at the Yukon Sourdough Rendezvous.
Westjet announce new service from Glasgow to Halifax Nova Scotia
Westjet Airlines have announced its first United Kingdom to Canada service.
Yukon's Southern Lakes - An adventurer's playground
Explore a network of deep blue lakes backed by coastal mountains and villages filled with artists, attractions and unforgettable history, all just a short drive from Whitehorse.
Canadian Museum of Human Rights opens in Winnipeg, Manitoba
The Canadian Museum of Human Rights (CMHR) opens its doors in Winnipeg, Manitoba on Saturday 20th September.
Autumn's natural fashion show gives 'wow' factor to Ontario, Canada
For a real 'wow' factor this autumn there is no better place to be than Ontario, Canada during its annual Fall Foliage.