Condor fares are perhaps even more attractive than their eco-friendly aircraft averaging a few thousand dollars less for business class than Air Canada or Lufthansa.
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Still our intrepid guide freely admitted that Habitat 67 is an isolated apartment building that never realized its full potential.
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In search of quirky Canadian Christmas traditions, I flew to Nova Scotia this month for the Evergreen Festival in Halifax and to meet Woody across the harbour in Dartmouth.
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It might not offer the familiar indulgences of a spa, but it will leave you with something far more valuable: a sense of renewal that lasts long after you leave.
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Local Nova Scotia fisherman Greg Sutcliffe and Teddy Belong to host a community Christmas event anchored by their towering lobster trap tree in Shelburne.
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We’ve read the tea leaves and gazed into our Modern Traveller crystal ball to curate these six travel trends that we believe will define travel in 2025.
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I can’t get enough of the charmingly goofy black bear, making pilgrimages to him on my own and with tour guides.
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Here are nine Christmas traditions from Newfoundland and Labrador, with contributions from two lifelong locals.
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A modern take on a classic tradition through generations of lobster fishers.
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One of Canada’s most popular Christmas/Holiday events celebrates its 14th year of bring festive cheer and all things holidays to Toronto for 2024.
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Entering its fifth bright year in 2024 is the Lights On Stratford Winter Festival of Lights.
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The world of creation and creativity is changing and I truly do see this as an opportunity to evolve.
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In conversation with Paul Menta, professional Chef, Distiller, Kiteboarder and Entrepreneur.
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Built between 1910 and 1912 on jagged terrain, the six unique chalets with eclectic decorative elements were to be permanent homes for the Swiss guides and their families.
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Though grizzlies aren’t meant to live in captivity and are a blue-listed species in B.C. because they’re considered sensitive or vulnerable, Boo is a well-known conservation ambassador.
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Each stop of our getaway was meticulously handpicked to immerse ourselves with Eastern Townships’ charm. A declaration of love to the open road, with respect to the nature.
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Our collective sense of accomplishment was truly felt at the table, where enjoyed a family-style setting to eat the meal made over laughter and new friendships, with the right amount of spice and flavouring.
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You’d be surprised what a difference a single day away from the distractions and worries of everyday life can make to your wellbeing.
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10 things that make the world’s largest island that isn’t a continent memorable.
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Canada and the US share the world’s longest border at over 8,891 kilometres long. And on that border, just east of Kingston, ON, and Cape Vincent, NY, we also share a remarkable archipelago and scenery.
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