Prince Edward Island Restaurants: Two Outstanding Dining Experiences
And with a host of excellent Prince Edward Island restaurants to choose from, critics consider these two outstanding culinary experiences among the best in Canada:
What To Do In Fredericton: A Small City with Big City Ideas
Halifax-based food and travel writers John and Sandra Nowlan have scoped out what to do in Fredericton, a hidden tourist gem in New Brunswick, Canada.
Muir Hotel Halifax: A Boutique Waterfront Property at Queen’s Marque
The Muir Hotel Halifax, the first ultra-luxury boutique hotel in Nova Scotia, Canada, is the crown jewel of the Queen’s Marque District on the new Halifax Waterfront Boardwalk.
Liscombe Lodge Resort: A Relaxing Canadian Wilderness Retreat
Remote and relaxing Liscombe Lodge Resort, located along the largely unpopulated Nova Scotia Eastern Shore, is perfect for a bucolic pandemic getaway.
Trout Point Lodge in Nova Scotia: Totally Remote, Totally Luxurious
Trout Point Lodge in Nova Scotia gives visitors an authentic Canadian wilderness experience with luxury touches.
The Fraser Valley: A New Destination in British Columbia Wine Country
The best-known wines in British Columbia come from the Okanogan Valley. But the Fraser Valley, a relatively new wine region in BC, much closer to Vancouver, is winning awards and exciting sommeliers.
Our Favorite Travel Experiences in 2018
It was tough to come up with a short list of our favorite travel experiences in 2018. There were so many memorable moments, people and places!
Visiting Jean Talon Market on a Rainy Day in Montreal
For tourists, an inclement, rainy day in Montreal can be daunting. But it’s perfect for visiting the colorful Jean Talon Market, one of the oldest in Canada.
Refuge Canada: A Compelling Exhibit At The Canadian Museum Of Immigration
Upon entering the Refuge Canada exhibit at the Canadian Museum of Immigration in Halifax, an eye-catching graphic reads: “No one wants to be a refugee, anyone could become a refugee.”