Destinations: Canada

Get close enough to feel the spray on your face with one of these memorable boat tours of…

By Paul · Feb 14

This yuppie enclave is famed for its beachfront lifestyle and good coffee. Whether you’re after an expertly-frothed cappuccino or…

By Allie d'Almo · Oct 3

The bustling westcoast seaport of Vancouver in British Columbia is packed full of uniquely fun and memorable things…

By Paul Joseph · Sep 26

Nestled along Lake Ontario’s northwestern shore, the Canadian city of Toronto is a popular jumping-off point for a…

By Paul Joseph · Jan 8

Montreal is a cultural melting pot, and into that pot have gone a diverse mix of culinary influences.…

By Paul Joseph · Oct 2

It’s no secret that the Canadian side offers travelers the most impressive views of Niagara Falls. Here are…

By Paul Joseph · Sep 13

Oh Canada! The vast nation is known for its extreme politeness, maple syrup and love for ice hockey.…

By Paul Joseph · May 6

The side-by-side neighborhoods of Griffintown and Little Burgundy may be different in vibe and history, but both are…

By Tracy Kaler · Nov 21

Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ), or simply ‘Pearson’, as it is often referred to, is the primary international…

By Paul Joseph · Oct 7

There are very few cities like Vancouver, where you can ski in the morning and hit the beach…

By Paul Joseph · Jul 17

In 1885, Banff National Park became Canada’s first national park. This UNESCO World Heritage Site encompasses more than…

By Alyssa James · Apr 24

Whistler is a charming village built by, and for, those in the pursuit of outdoor activities. The mountain’s…

By Paul · Mar 11

Stemming from the Algonquin word, “adawe,” meaning “to trade,” Ottawa is a town steeped in history. The city’s…

By Tracy Kaler · Sep 24

Toronto is Canada’s hub of innovation and cultural diversity, making it one of the best cities to enjoy…

By Alyssa James · Aug 2

The Niagara Escarpment is one of the natural wonders of the world. Seven hundred and twenty-five kilometres long…

By Alyssa James · Apr 30

In Nova Scotia, you’re never more than 67 kilometres from the ocean. Thanks to endless pelagic adventures, from…

By Alyssa James · Apr 13

Italians have a long history with Canada, starting with Giovanni Caboto (John Cabot to English speakers), the Venetian…

By Alyssa James · Feb 25

Canada celebrated its 150th birthday last year. At the same time, Montreal was celebrating its 375th. The city…

By Alyssa James · Feb 15

The soaring pines and snowy peaks of Banff National Park are just a few of the images that…

By Alyssa James · Dec 20

Toronto is Canada’s most diverse and multicultural city, and we have the festivals and fairs to prove it.…

By Alyssa James · Dec 5

Located along Lake Ontario’s northwestern shore, the dynamic Canadian city of Toronto is a bustling metropolis dotted with…

By Paul Joseph · Nov 1

The town of Churchill in Manitoba, Canada, is famous as ‘The Polar Bear Capital of the World’. Less…

By travelmag · May 2

Divided by the meandering South Saskatchewan River, with each side flanked by verdant parkland and historic neighbourhoods, the…

By Paul Joseph · Feb 15

Vancouver is synonymous with both natural and urban beauty, thanks to its dedication to smart city planning and…

By Paul · Feb 2

Looking for a great boutique hotel in Montreal? Check out TravelMag.com’s top value picks! Our hotel team has…

By Davina Van Buren · Jan 17

One could accurately describe this arrondissement as a hip, vibrant section of Montreal, a place that stimulates and…

By Tracy Kaler · Jan 10

Alberta’s consistently cold temperatures and proximity to the mountains make it a world class destination for winter sports.…

By Paul Joseph · Nov 11

Churchill is a frontier town perched on the frozen edge of Canada’s Hudson Bay. Famous for being the…

By Chris Allsop · May 26

British Columbia’s capital is a city where normally disparate features come together in harmony. Here, big city meets…

By Paul · Dec 3