A culinary guide to Montreal
Canada’s second-largest city has a distinctly French flavour, but whether you’re ordering bagels, poutine or fine dining cuisine, expect a thoroughly Québecois twist.
Seven ways to experience Nova Scotia, Canada's rugged eastern province
From driving along one of world’s most scenic highways to whale-watching, hiking between hemlocks or discovering quaint fishing villages, here’s what to do in this thrilling maritime province.
Ride the rails through the Rocky Mountains, from Vancouver to Banff
All aboard the Rocky Mountaineer, its dapper carriages climbing leisurely from multicultural Vancouver to the peak-ringed resort of Banff. The two-day route, following historic and hard-won train tracks, reveals supersized summits, pioneering settlements and forested valleys stalked by grizzly bears.
Four new hotels in Calgary, Canada's gateway to the Rockies
Hip new pads and revamped classics provide reason to linger in the gateway to the Rockies.
How I got the shot: Richard James Taylor on capturing the landscapes of New Brunswick
The Restigouche River, in New Brunswick, offers the traveller some of the most wild and remote terrain in Canada. On his latest assignment, photographer Richard James Taylor explored the region, discovering its places and its people.
The ultimate hotel guide to Vancouver
With its mountains, forested coastline and buzzing arts scene, it’s no surprise the Canadian city is home to a crop of eco-minded and nature-themed hotels — with the odd rock ‘n’ roll flourish thrown in.
How to spend 48 hours in Ottawa in the summer
Friendly, peaceful and easily accessible by bike or on foot, the Canadian capital has everything to offer. From an Indigenous past to a colourful street art scene, explore Canada in one city.
Newfoundland and Labrador: Where Cosmopolitan Meets Ancient History
Explore the 565-million-year-old mysteries of Newfoundland and Labrador.
Surprising and unique Canadian fall experiences
Search for polar bears, take epic hikes among 10 million trees, camp under starry skies, and discover a distinctly different Canada.
Unique ways to experience Canada in the spring
There are many experiences that you can only have in Canada in the springtime, from encounters with puffins against a backdrop of shimmering icebergs, to urban festivals celebrating tulips or outine, to glorious hot springs in the Rocky Mountains.
Prince Edward Island’s best road trip: Red Cliffs & Green Gables
Take an idyllic coastal drive to see stunning red-rock backdrops by land and by sea.
New Brunswick’s best road trip: wonders of highest tides
Embark on an action-packed adventure along New Brunswick’s stunningly scenic Bay of Fundy Coast.
Canada beyond the slopes
When temperatures fall, there’s a wealth of activities to enjoy that can only happen in winter, and from coast to coast to coast Canadians look forward to the crisp days and the adventures that they bring.
Photo story: following the wooded waterways of New Brunswick, Canada
Set in the north of New Brunswick, Restigouche County is named for the mighty river that runs through it — a journey that begins in the Appalachian Mountains and ends at the Atlantic coast. Life in this bucolic region is shaped by the river’s meandering path: anglers and canoeists are drawn to the Restigouche’s crystal waters, while the forests that tumble down to its banks are a playground for campers and birders, and home to the curious pastime of moose calling.
Meet the maker: the Canadian maple tree tapper
In rural Quebec, Pierre Faucher has been tapping maple sap and turning it into syrup for almost 40 years.
Photo Gallery
Gallery: the landscapes of New Brunswick, Canada
Set in the north of New Brunswick, Restigouche County is named for the mighty river that runs through it — a journey that begins in the Appalachian Mountains and ends at the Atlantic coast. Life in this bucolic region is shaped by the river’s meandering path: anglers and canoeists are drawn to the Restigouche’s crystal waters, while the forests that tumble down to its banks are a playground for campers and birders, and home to the curious pastime of moose calling.
Go West: five frozen landscapes to ski in Canada and the USA
From a new hut-to-hut round-trip to expanded resorts, epic back-country routes and bargain cat skiing, we round up North America’s top terrain.
Can you ride Kicking Horse? Canada's pro-ski resort is now even bigger
Have you got what it takes to tackle the infamous inclines at Kicking Horse Mountain Resort? British Columbia’s pro-ski terrain has expanded to incorporate another perilous peak — an addictive prospect for expert skiers.
