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Float, bloat and gloat - in Canada

Float, bloat and gloat - in Canada

The opening of a new major new attraction in the Canadian Rockies, a brand new Niagara Falls boat operator, and a brand new downtown Toronto Aquarium.

Early Bird Ski BC Canada

Destination British Columbia has launched Ski BC Canada for all ‘Early Bird’ bookings this ski season with special rates from £799 across British Columbia resorts until November 15 2013.

Adventurers can find nirvana at Arctic Haven Wilderness Lodge

Adventurers can find nirvana at Arctic Haven Wilderness Lodge

Newly opened five star Nunavut Lodge has a plethora of multi season activities for both novice and expert explorers.

Experience the Northern Lights in the Yukon

Experience the Northern Lights in the Yukon

From Autumn to Spring, when darkness comes to Yukon skies, the Northern Lights come out. First you might see a hint of neon colour in the starry sky, then a jagged burst of green, and soon you're transfixed by an ethereal display of shimmering aurora borealis.

Get your glamp on for the first time in New Brunswick, Canada

Get your glamp on for the first time in New Brunswick, Canada

Love the outdoors but hate the idea of roughing it? Visitors to the south of the Atlantic Canadian province of New Brunswick can now enjoy ‘glamping’ for the first time thanks to brand new ‘Dream Domes’ introduced at Ridgeback Lodge.

Get an authentic oTENTik camping experience in Atlantic Canada

Get an authentic oTENTik camping experience in Atlantic Canada

Two of Atlantic Canada's National Parks now have stylish oTENTik cabin-tent hybrids which are set to make family camping trips a whole lot easier this summer and beyond.

Yukon - A land of waterways just waiting to be paddled

Yukon - A land of waterways just waiting to be paddled

The Yukon is home to an unusually high number of Canadian Heritage Rivers. The Thirty-Mile rushes through the scenic and historic stretch of the Yukon River below Lake Laberge.

Journey to Niagara: city strolls, wildlife walks and world famous trails

Journey to Niagara: city strolls, wildlife walks and world famous trails

Enjoy a combination of city and countryside walks and sightseeing - with scenic trails above, and a cruise below Niagara Falls, wildlife watching and vibrant French culture

North America’s Top Ten Experiences from The Independent Traveller

North America’s Top Ten Experiences from The Independent Traveller

North America is bursting with off the beaten track treasures – migrations, festivals and art galleries, courtesy of Mother Nature, fuelling our passion for adventure.

Driving 'The Dempster'

Driving 'The Dempster'

With scenic drives into all corners of the Yukon, it's a driver's dream. The territory boasts a network of well-maintained highways that rank among the world's premiere driving adventures.

Canada’s love-hate relationship with casinos

Some of the world’s best and most luxurious casinos can be found in Canada – but views seem distinctly polarised as to whether the country needs any more.

Great kayak holidays to reconnect kids with nature

Great kayak holidays to reconnect kids with nature

From seeing Killer Whales (Orcas) in Johnstone Strait to swimming in the warm waters of Desolation Sound, both adults and kids can have an amazing outdoor experience and reconnect with nature on a Wildcoast kayak vacation.

Ranch Rider launch escorted Calgary Stampede & Ranch Stay Tour

Ranch Rider launch escorted Calgary Stampede & Ranch Stay Tour

According to Ranch Rider, the Calgary Stampede, known as “The Greatest Outdoor Show On Earth,” should be billed as every city slicker’s rite of passage to the west.

Maple syrup and Ontario, Canada - The perfect match

Maple syrup and Ontario, Canada - The perfect match

Canada accounts for more than 80 per cent of worldwide production of maple syrup and nowhere more so than in the Province of Ontario, the world's fourth largest producer.

Cycling the Confederation Trail, Prince Edward Island

Prince Edward Island is the perfect province to cycle. The Confederation Trail runs tip-to-tip from Tignish to Elmira and includes 400 kilometers of excellent rolled stone dust surface for cycling.