As a cookbook author who married a bison rancher, I’ve long loved fishing and following food from farm to table.
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Paddling, adventure, music and much more in Peterborough & the Kawarthas.
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In conversation with Bryan Fogelman, President, REO Rafting & Yoga Resort, how he’s created a unique, enthralling experience in British Columbia.
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Plunked in the middle of the province on the shores of the Gulf of the St.Lawrence is a partially hidden gem in Miramichi, New Brunswick.
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As part of my Rainforest to Rockies road trip in British Columbia, I explored fantastic places to kayak and canoe that I highly recommend after spending plenty of time on each.
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The 320 acre Garnet Valley Ranch is a true gem in the Okanagan region of British Columbia that’s worth experiencing.
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The new Canadian Canoe Museum is the centrepiece for this must-visit part of Canada.
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In conversation with Canada’s Elise Sergerie, expert cocktail menu creator with over 100 creations to date.
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In the world of the Modern Traveller, more and more emphasis is being placed on sustainability and regenerative aspects of tourism.
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Get up close to nature’s bounty and beauty in stunning Sooke.
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Jolene’s Tea House is one of Banff’s most historic buildings, the Old Crag Cabin, built in 1890. It is a traditional log cabin with high ceilings and shelves upon shelves of tea and locally made accompaniments.
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Steeped in French culinary traditions, this gastronomic affair unfolds within the historic walls of a venue that has witnessed a rich tapestry of transformations since its original incarnation as the Dickson Mill in 1844.
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Situated along the vibrant Burlington Beach on Lakeshore, Spencer's at the Waterfront stands as a beacon of culinary brilliance.
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The dedication to local flavours, the inventive reinterpretation of familiar dishes, and the overall inviting ambiance make Bardō a standout in Hamilton's emerging gastronomic landscape.
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The festive ambiance is palpable in this cobblestoned European-like pedestrian village. Many of the buildings, including the Chapelle Saint-Bernard, are original, which adds to the authenticity.
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Let’s put this article in drive ,or first gear for the manual transmission drivers out there.
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I was fortunate to connect with several artists along the trail and learn about their craft, their story and how the arts is such a strong driver in eastern Nova Scotia.
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Learning about the importance of The Cape Breton Centre for Craft & Design on the world-famous Cabot Trail, Nova Scotia.
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The Cape Breton Centre for Craft & Design seamlessly weaves art and creativity together.
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There’s more to this than lobster; it’s a month-long celebration across various communities, delicious dishes and a fantastic reason experience Nova Scotia in winter.
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