This is ideal for beginners and or casual paddlers to become more confident in a kayak or to simply enjoy a leisurely paddle.
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Exploring the urban oasis that is Nova Scotia’s Shubie Canal and Lake Charles.
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In conversation with Angelo Spinazzola, the owner of Cape Breton, Nova Scotia's North River Kayak Tours.
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Just three hours north of Quebec City, the Saguenay Fjord stretches over 100 kilometres from its mouth on the St. Lawrence River to Chicoutimi.
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The 263-kilometre Tour du Lac Route is a fascinating road trip that circles the lake, taking in golden beaches, boreal forest, waterfalls, farmland, wildlife-rich wetlands and nature trails.
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Here are 10 superb stops I made while flying, err, driving on Crowsnest Highway 3.
Pardon the pun; didn’t mean to ruffle any feathers…
If you enjoy the outdoors, mountains, being on the water and the serenity of the Canadian rockies, complete with a secret waterfall, then Kaslo is waiting for you.
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While salmon don’t have arms, you should wave hello Salmon Arm as they welcome you with open arms.
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Outdoor adventure aplenty in marvelous Moncton, New Brunswick!
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Even though they are part of the province of Quebec, this dot on the map of Canada is closer to Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.
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Here’s how my few days were spent there and when you go, you can follow my route or create your own. There’s no wrong order of operations to have fun in Manitoba.
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There are excellent options to explore the city indoors and outdoors, the food scene is impressive and this is an easy place to say “yep, I’ll be back a few times!” to.
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Even if you’re not into cars, this community event welcomes everyone to Moncton, New Brunswick for the biggest event of summer.
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Exploring Manitoba's La Salle River in La Barriere Park by canoe.
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Their rich mining history is remembered, along with other exhibits showcasing the story of Greenwood's past.
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With an E-Bike, cycling and biking becomes much more accessible lets you see Nelson and surrounding areas from a unique perspective.
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There's plenty to see and do here, from interactive exhibits, a caboose and authentic train station house, complete with time period specific furnishings.
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A short drive from Osoyoos, this beautiful 160 acre property is an excellent choice to relax and recharge through their guest suites or on-site camping offerings.
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Located in the Kootenay Rockies in the southeastern part of British Columbia, there’s a plethora of places to paddle here, each with something special to offer.
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A visit to Blackfoot Crossing Historical Park is more than learning about culture - it’s about gaining a sense of Blackfoot history, ways of knowing and sharing in the stories and culture that help build connection and understanding.
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