I hate to break it to you, but summer will inevitably be coming to a screeching halt any day now. Soon, Canadians will solemnly trade in their iced coffees for a regular hot cup of java and start draping themselves in oversized scarves. And while I apologize in advance for the overused Game of Thrones reference (RIP Hodor), we Montrealers can relate all too well to that sinking feeling that winter, is in fact, coming.
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Eat Your Way Through Edmonton
In my experience, the best way to get to know a city is through its culinary scene. When I moved to Edmonton from Vancouver nine years ago, I set out to discover Alberta’s capital bite by bite. What I discovered was a city vibrant with culture and bursting with great food.
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The Insider’s Guide to Downtown Montreal
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VIA Rail’s Train Travel Tips
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Watch and Roll : TV and Movies on the Train
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Mini-guide to Toronto: What To Do Around Union Station
So far, this blog has been focusing on the hidden gems, and lesser-known spots to visit across Canada. This post will stretch the limits a … Continue Reading