Your complete guide to traveling in Canada
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As an architect specializing in climate-responsive design, I've always been drawn to locations where human innovation meets environmental extremes. The Pacific Northwest corridor from Vancouver...
Standing at the intersection of Queen and Spadina, watching the iconic streetcars glide past while tourists flock to CN Tower in the distance, I couldn't...
There's something magical about a city that embraces its northern identity, especially when darkness falls early and stays late. Edmonton—Canada's northernmost major metropolis—doesn't hibernate during...
Growing up in Edmonton, Vancouver always represented the wild, untamed cousin of Canadian cities to me – where urban sophistication crashes magnificently against primal wilderness....
After years of exploring tundra landscapes and remote indigenous communities across the northern hemisphere, I've developed a profound appreciation for cultural contrasts. That's why Montreal...
G'day mates! Coming from Darwin's sweltering heat to Fort Worth's mild winters never quite satisfied my craving for proper seasonal extremes. That's why Montreal in...
There's something magical about exploring a city beyond its tourist façade. As someone who makes a living finding the perfect words across languages, I've developed...
After living in Montreal for nearly five years, I've developed what my spouse calls an 'unhealthy obsession' with this city's neighborhoods. But honestly, can you...
There's something profoundly moving about walking streets that have witnessed centuries of human stories. As the morning light filtered through the narrow lanes of Montreal's...
There's something profoundly satisfying about exploring a city on foot, particularly one as architecturally rich as Fredericton. New Brunswick's capital might not feature prominently in...
There's something profoundly nostalgic about returning to your homeland as a visitor. As a Canadian now living abroad in Birmingham, my recent weekend in Montreal...
The moment I stepped off the plane in Iqaluit, Nunavut's capital perched at the edge of Frobisher Bay, I knew this wasn't going to be...
There's something profoundly spiritual about reconnecting with nature, especially in a place where urban design and wilderness coexist in such harmony. Having grown up just...
Growing up in Edmonton with my Filipino mother's culinary influence, I developed an early appreciation for how food connects us to place and heritage. Yet...
There's something about boutique hotels that captures the essence of a city far better than their towering chain counterparts. As someone who's spent countless nights...
There's something profoundly transformative about returning to one's roots with fresh eyes. Having grown up just a province away in Ontario, I'd always viewed Calgary...
There's a particular irony in retiring from refugee resettlement work only to find myself constantly displaced by choice. Yet here I am, standing at the...
There exists a place where the veil between the physical and spiritual worlds feels gossamer thin—where ancient rainforests whisper stories of indigenous wisdom, and the...
I'll never forget my first trip to Calgary with my five-year-old daughter, Mia. We'd just landed at YYC and were driving toward downtown when she...
As someone who typically finds himself analyzing wave patterns along coastal cliffs or explaining aurora phenomena in Iceland, Edmonton presented a fascinating urban laboratory during...