Canadian Travel : British Columbia Travel
For The Kids- Whistler Mountain - Feb 8, 2008 - 5:58:56 PM
If you're looking for skiiing nearly 365 days a year, then Whistler-Blackcomb is the place to go. Located less than two hours from Vancouver, British Columbia, Whistler will be the site of the 2010 Winter Olympics. It has over eight thousand acres of territory, including over two hundred ski trails, and receives thirty feet of snow per year, on average. And, since the peak of Whistler Mountain has year-round snow, a trip in June doesn't mean leaving the skis behind.

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Yukon - Feb 8, 2008 - 5:35:16 PM
Yukon, formerly The Yukon Territory, is Canada’s most northwestern province, bordered on the north by the Beaufort Sea and the west by the state of Alaska.

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Cortes Island - Feb 8, 2008 - 5:33:40 PM
If you are traveling in Canada near Vancouver, be sure to visit Cortes Island. The island boasts a number of attractions, but none is as unusual as Wolf Bluff Castle.

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Ride the Rails - Feb 8, 2008 - 5:31:10 PM
Travel in western Canada can be adventurous, romantic, and fun. All you have to do is take the train. VIA Rail, Canada’s federal Crown corporation railway system, offers several routes to travelers who want to see Canada without having to drive through it.

Canadian Travel : Québec Travel
Underneath It All - Feb 8, 2008 - 5:27:58 PM
The weather is a harsh mistress in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. The natives have fought back by establishing a modern wonder, Montreal’s Underground City. The underground, as the locals call it, is a remarkable pedestrian network of train stations, shops, hotels, restaurants, museums, and more, under downtown Montreal.

Canadian Travel : Nova Scotia Travel
Titanic - Feb 8, 2008 - 5:24:16 PM
The story of the doomed ocean liner Titanic has captured the imagination of people all over the world since the day it sank. Halifax, in Nova Scotia, Canada is a largely unknown part of Titanic history.

Canadian Travel : Nova Scotia Travel
Titanic History - Feb 8, 2008 - 5:24:16 PM
The story of the doomed ocean liner Titanic has captured the imagination of people all over the world since the day it sank. Halifax, in Nova Scotia, Canada is a largely unknown part of Titanic history.

Canadian Travel : Ontario Travel
Summer with Santa - Feb 8, 2008 - 5:21:49 PM
What does Santa do all summer? If you have been asked this question one too many times, this year travel to Bracebridge, Ontario, Canada and find the answer.

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Royal Canadian Mounted Police - Feb 8, 2008 - 5:18:00 PM

The bright red uniform jacket and broad-brimmed hat of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police are a symbol of Canada recognized all over the world. The well-known red serge coat, black riding pants with their yellow stripe, and red-banded Stetson are not part of the regular daily uniform for these police officers. The red, white, and black dress uniform is, generally, only worn for civic ceremonies, public relations events, celebrations and memorials.

Canadian Travel : Manitoba Travel
Polar Pleasures - Feb 8, 2008 - 5:16:34 PM

Indulge yourself in a little retro luxury with a sleeper ticket on VIA Rail’s Hudson Bay, a 2-day and night trip from Winnipeg to Churchill. The indulgence is worth it, since the destination, Churchill, is a no-frills sub-arctic town. This train is another of VIA Rail’s outdoor enthusiast routes and offers their unscheduled stop service to passengers who make advance arrangements for it.

Canadian Travel : Québec Travel
Piercing Interest - Feb 8, 2008 - 5:15:32 PM
Gaspé Peninsula in Quebec, Canada is aptly named. Its name derives from the Mi’kmaq Indian word gespeg, meaning “end of land”. It is the end of an eastern Canadian peninsula, and, more interestingly, just off the coast lies Percé Rock, the far northern end of the Appalachian mountains.

Canadian Travel : Prince Edward Island Travel
Anne’s Island - Feb 8, 2008 - 5:14:16 PM
Prince Edward Island, Canada, known for its scenic vistas and rich agricultural tradition, is best known to literary fans as the home of a little orphan named Anne Shirley.

Canadian Travel : Québec Travel
Olympic Fans - Feb 8, 2008 - 5:11:42 PM
The Olympic Stadium in Montreal features the world’s tallest inclined tower—it is 574 feet (175 m) high. The vision of the architect who planned the stadium was nearly impossible to achieve, however. The stadium’s retractable roof was not completed until 1987, more than 10 years after the event for which it was designed.

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The Best North American Snowmobile Competitions - Feb 4, 2008 - 5:57:00 PM
Since their inception several decades ago, snowmobiles have improved for better safety and performance for more adventurous snowmobilers. When first manufactured, their basic purpose made traveling across snow-covered landscapes less of a chore that what it was. But as with every produce, snowmobiles have constantly been updated and improved upon as technology and snowmobile lovers have changed.

Canadian Travel : Alberta Travel
Snowmobiling Vacations in Alberta, Canada - Feb 4, 2008 - 5:52:58 PM
Snowmobiling is a winter activity that can be enjoyed by friends and families in both the United States and Canada. Alberta, Canada is one of the premier Canadian provinces where snowmobiling is a major pastime of resident and vacationers alike. The country’s consistently snowy weather and frigid conditions make for the landscape being almost constantly covered with ideal powder for snowmobiling and other winter activities for those who appreciate the winter season.