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A Summer by Rail: Our Great Canadian Train Trip

September 13, 2016 Ana Lopez and Michelle Yu 3 Comments

The summer after university is the ultimate blank slate: you can go back to camp, rediscover reading for pleasure, work at an ice cream shop, … Continue Reading

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Discovering the Wineries of Ontario, Part 1: Windsor-Essex

August 11, 2016 Valerie Howes 2 Comments

Most people know Windsor-Essex, Ontario, as a place where cars are made, but it’s also one of Canada’s three largest wine-making regions. Grapes love this … Continue Reading

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Off the beaten track in Canada: finding the hidden gems

June 15, 2016 Jennifer Bauer Leave a comment

If you’re living in one of Canada’s bigger cities, you hopefully take the train to get into and out of these congested areas and avoid … Continue Reading