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Does the Calgary Stampede Live up to the Hype?

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Underneath the wide, blue canopy of the Alberta sky, Calgary hums with energy.  Some residents describe it as a “boom and bust” community. That’s...
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A Lesser Known Niagara: Look beyond the Falls and you’ll fiind nature and world-class gastronomy.

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Most travelers know Niagara Falls for the thunderous roar of its cascading water, the heavy mist that clings to your jacket, and the flashing...
Travel

Montreal Delicious!

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A brasserie, a bistro, cutting-edge local fare, and eateries steeped in tradition. I was on a foodie mission on a recent trip to Montreal. First...
Travel

Saskatchewan: A Tapestry of Flavor, Heritage, and Heart

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Travel in Saskatchewan means more than wide skies and endless prairie. Here, the stories are deep, the food is rooted in place, and the...
Travel

Falling in Love with Gananoque in the Fall: A Thousand Islands Escape

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I’ve always believed that some of the best travel experiences happen in the small towns that sit just a little off the beaten path....
Travel

Galicia: Where the Octopus Is Tender, the Wine Is Heroic, and Even the Forests Tell Ghost Stories

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Credit: Photos and article: Maureen Littlejohn I touched down in Porto after a 6.5-hour flight from Canada, still shaking off the jet lag but already...
Travel

Winging through Winnipeg: A Cultural Journey Through Art, Food, and Festivals

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Winnipeg is alive with stories. Every corner I turned on a recent trip to Manitoba seemed to hold a piece of history, a celebration...
Travel

Eating My Way Across PEI

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Canada’s smallest province was calling to me this autumn. Prince Edward Island used to shut down come Labour Day, but things are changing. I...
Travel

Dip Your Toes into Everything Erie Canal

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In 1825 the Erie Canal was New York State’s super highway. Some even liken it to the Internet of its time. “You could get a...
Travel

Catching the Spirit of River Life in 1000 Islands, New York

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“What’s the difference between an island and a shoal?” asked Brad Minnick, the guide on our Clayton Island Tours jaunt through upper New York’s...
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