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Contiki Answers 6 Questions and says Travel Local, Travel Canada!

As we make our way into the final quarter to 2020 and continue to work to flatten the global-COVID curve, we’d like to thank all those who did their part (in particular, the incredible healthcare workers, world...

Where and How to See 10 of the World’s Wildlife Wonders

From Africa to the Arctic: when a glimpse of fur, feather or fin is definitely worth the trip!

My Top 10 Canadian Parks’ Bucket List: an Expat’s Unabashed View

Six months before leaving for Canada from Goa, India, I downloaded a picture of the North American night sky as seen from Alberta’s Lake Louise on my phone. This was my motivation to do the necessary day-to-da...

The Fossils of Fundy: The Ancient Coast of Nova Scotia

In Burncoat Head Park in the Bay of Fundy, it’s late afternoon in early June, the tide is out and I’m standing on the burnished beach. More specifically, I’m studying trees. Story and Photos by Andrea Grant/Ou...

Yamnuska Women’s Mountaineering Intro tour

Women’s Mountaineering Intro Tour | Yamnuska

The best thing to know about Yamnuska’s Women’s Intro to Mountaineering is that no mountaineering experience is needed. But do come prepped to have a blast!

Canada & The Rockies + Calgary Stampede

From quaint Whistler to the gothic Rockies, Banff and Jasper, Calgary Stampede — an epic Canadian road trip!

What Can the Canadian Government Do for Travellers in Emergencies?

The short answer: not as much as you’d think.

The World’s Most Lethal Selfie Country is Taking Action

This week's biggest travel headlines: cracking down on dangerous selfies, delays at Canada's biggest airport, and celebrities team up with British Airways.

Canada’s Travel Insurance Companies Just Introduced a New Bill of Rights, But It Won’t Cover Your Dangerous Selfies

If you're hanging from a cliff taking a selfie, no amount of travel insurance can bail you out of the hospital bills. The problem is nobody knows it.

Canada Has a New Air Passenger Bill of Rights, but it Avoids One Major Problem

Canadians will soon be entitled to financial compensation if they get bumped or delayed. But what happens when flights get overbooked?

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