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Fall is an ideal time to visit Waterton Lakes National Park
The national park offers fewer people, pleasant weather and a better chance of seeing wildlife in autumn
While worth visiting any time, our favourite season to visit Waterton Lakes is fall with fewer people, pleasant weather and a better chance of seeing wildlife.
Saguenay Fjord worth the road trip
Road tripping through Quebec is a great way to experience the most southerly fjord in North America
One of the world’s larger fjords is not only in Canada but is also easily accessible as part of a scenic road trip.
Saskatchewan ranch offers cowboy hospitality
The historic operation, which was founded in the Cypress Hills more than 100 years ago, offers history and dramatic scenery
The Reesor Ranch in the Cypress Hills combines history with heritage, hospitality and a chance to explore the natural prairie amid jaw-dropping landscapes.
Exploring rails and trails on the Kettle Valley Railway
British Columbia’s Kettle Valley Railway (KVR) was built through some of Canada’s most rugged terrain, a route that the Canadian Pacific Railway rejected as being too difficult.
Visitors have a whale of a time in Mexico’s Baja California
Scientists think gray whales approach boats to connect with people because they see people as neither prey nor threat
Mexico’s Baja California Peninsula has a reputation for the best whale watching in the world.
Canadian-American disputed island where puffins rule
Recent rhetoric about the United States taking over Canada reminds us that we have been through this before. Border conflicts that erupted over the years were resolved long ago — except for one.
How to navigate recent changes to airline fares
Recently Air Canada stopped allowing carry-on bags for its lowest fare – Economy Basic
Travel columnists Arlene and Robin Karpan look at the ever-changing world of air travel.
Experience winter in Sask.’s Prince Albert National Park
Prince Albert National Park ranks as one of the top holiday destinations in Saskatchewan, so much so that it’s often hard to find accommodation or even a campsite in mid-summer. Winter brings a welcome change. The wilderness scenery and much of the wildlife are still there, minus the crowds and busyness. While we have fewer […] Read more
Spain’s easy-to-visit Cordoba offers blooms and history
Of the places we visited on a trip to southern Spain this year, Cordoba stands out as a favourite. It offers a combination of world-famous historic sites, ease of getting around and an all-round pleasant place to spend a few days. While Cordoba has slightly more than 300,000 people, it doesn’t feel like a big […] Read more
