It's a little big city, as it has the benifits and the problems of a large city but can be still quite safe and people are not so cold as in great metropoles. It's my home town and I love it, even more since I have been studying in Toronto. more - travel report by
caroml
Montreal - La ville pour tous !
Montréal is probably one of the most interesting cities that I have visited. It is an eclectic mix of old and new, a city that offers much to see and do but yet does not feel hurried, and a richness of culture and diversity that is reflected in its' archi... more - travel report by
traveling_gal
Québec City, Winter Wonderland
As we began to search for places to stay, it became apparent that many people had the same idea, this being the city’s 400 anniversary. So we changed the dates of our trip Easter weekend instead. Soon my mother was second-guessing our choice. She kept rem... more - travel report by
anna_moon
Mayne Island, British Columbia, Canada
You take the ferry from Tsawwassen Ferry Station in Vancouver and the charme of this world captivates you. When you see Georgina Point Lighthouse on Mayne Island on your left side, you meet the fishermen, not as many nowadays as in former times but still,... more - travel report by
hieronyma
Home of the Stampede
Calgary is rapidly developing into Canada’s next major city. It is already larger than Ottawa and even provincial rival Edmonton. It has the 2nd largest number of corporate head offices in Canada, mostly oil companies and their related service companies.... more - travel report by
bootlegga
The Best Little City In The World
The population is a bit over 1 million people. Edmonton is the size of Chicago,(square km), and is laid out on a grid system with streets running north-south and avenues running east-west.
The numbering system begins at from2nd Ave in the so... more - travel report by
mrscanada
Wells Gray Provincial Park
About half way between Kamloops and Jasper of the highway No. 5 lays the beautiful wilderness park called Wells Gray Provincial Park. Over 540.000 hectare of undeveloped wilderness. If you are after spoting wildlive, this is definatelly the place to go! N... more - travel report by
andreas
Charming and Hospitable
The best way to visit is by walking around in the Vieux-Quebec (Old Quebec), where you'll discover many small and interesting shops, sell from local foods, antiques, souvenirs, arts, clothes, etc. You'll also find and be able to meet some of the local ar... more - travel report by
spaceout
Vancouver Is A Great City
Every day we went to a place we liked or spent time with family or friends. I still can't sit for a very long time so most afternoons we went to the pool so I could do my Pilate & other water exercises.
Then we sat under an umbrella on a loun... more - travel report by
mrscanada
Saint Martins and the Fundy Trails.
We hoped in the car and headed for the Fundy trail, which is part of the Fundy Provincial Park, New Brunswick. By car, bike, foot or kayak, one cannot be less than impressed by the beauty of nature. This was my first trip here, and certainly not my last... more - travel report by
spaceout
