One on One with Peter Mansbridge
Peter Mansbridge. To Canadians, his name goes hand-in-hand with our national broadcaster, the CBC, and is practically synonymous with Canada itself. Many of us can’t … Continue Reading
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Where to be in December: The Quirky Canada 150 Bucket List
On the international stage, Canada may be known by its stereotype as the hockey-playing, maple syrup-loving nation with chronically polite tendencies. And when considering a … Continue Reading
Winnipeg Awaits: Where to be in October for Canada 150
While most Canadian cities tend to mourn the end of summer, culture-savvy Winnipeggers welcome late autumn, as October brings with it the meaty part of … Continue Reading
The Best Music Festivals in Canada
I got my first real taste of music festival fever at the 1994 Commonwealth Games in my native Victoria. Nightly, Canadian stars like Jann Arden … Continue Reading
Sam Roberts, Part 2: Favourite Canadian Tour Stops
Last week we talked to six-time JUNO Award winner Sam Roberts about his deep family history with trains, adventures in South Africa, what … Continue Reading
Winnipeg Dining: The Best Way to Get Through Winter
Winnipeggers take pride and get quite territorial when it comes to their food scene. I’ve noticed this over the past five years of living here … Continue Reading
Discover Canada as You’ve Never Seen it Before
132 years ago, the Last Spike was driven in Craigellachie, British Columbia, marking the completion of Canada’s first transcontinental railroad. The railway united … Continue Reading