Whistler Travel Guide Located a mere two hours drive from Vancouver, Whistler and Blackcomb mountains are easily accessible to those wishing to experience what the top skiing destination in North America has to offer. Voted the best skiing resort town for years by various travel magazines, Whistler is a year-round playground for ski lovers as well…

Vancouver Travel Guide Vancouver is a beautiful city located in the British Columbia region of Canada. Blessed with mountain and sea views, the city is known for its scenery and is home to a large Chinese population – founders of the city’s Chinatown, which rivals that of San Francisco’s and New York’s. The downtown area…

Toronto Travel Guide The capital of Ontario province is the largest populated city in Canada and the fifth largest in North America. Toronto is divided into many neighbourhoods; each is compact and easy to explore on foot and serves the needs of the many nationalities and ethnic backgrounds of the city. Each district has its…

Quebec Travel Guide Nestled on a cliff overlooking the Seaway of Saint Lawrence and enclosed within its original walls, this UNESCO World Heritage site is also the capital of Quebec province. Quebec City is a small town that offers an excellent getaway from the bustling Montreal. The traveller will enjoy the many sites and activities and…

Niagara Falls Travel Guide This ‘City of Champions’ is situated across from the Niagara River and is located in the best spot to see Niagara Falls, thus making this small town one of the world’s most popular places to visit. Niagara Falls also offers many tourist attractions and historic sites to complete this majestic experience.…

Montreal Travel Guide Facing the Saint Lawrence River, this city is the second largest in Canada, and is one of the most dynamic cities in North America. With such a rich history and proud culture, this metropolis entwines old wisdom with modern technology and fashion. The city is bustling, yet very friendly and welcoming. The…