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Cabot Seafood Chowder recipe

“How’s the chowder here?”

Bluenose Pride of Nova Scotia

Champion for a generation. Icon for a lifetime.

FREE postcard from Canada Post!

FREE postcard from Canada Post!

Canada Post direct mail piece March 2021 . . . . . . . Although it probably doesn’t herald a return to the letter-writing ways of our ancestors, this recent nod to the Wish-You-Were-Here postcard comes complete with it’s own stamp. It felt like a warm greeting from an old friend as I filled it […]

What’s going on in Thunder Bay?

What’s going on in Thunder Bay?

Youthful energy is fermenting . . .

Karpans Win BIG at TMAC

Travel Media Association of Canada honours Saskatchewan Adventure Duo ……. BIG congratulations to Robin and Arlene Karpan on a FIRST PLACE 2019 TMAC AWARD in the Best Coverage of a Host Destination category, published here on Roadstories.ca . . . Wawa, Ontario, is More than a Goose and a Moose … I love it when […]

Canadian Museum for Human Rights

Out of the dark and in to the light . . .

Infection is not new here . . .

Tuberculosis has plagued the North since it arrived with whalers in the late nineteenth century. At its peak, in the 1950s, it infected one in three Inuit in Canada. Read this at | The Walrus:  The North Knows What It’s Like to Fight a Pandemic

Donald Trump’s ancestral brothel …

Donald Trump’s ancestral brothel …

Donald Trump’s fortune began with a two-storey outfit selling swan meat and sex (in Canada) … The Arctic Restaurant and Hotel, owned by Friedrich Trump in Bennett, B.C. in 1899, is being reconstructed by Parks Canada in collaboration with the Carcross Tagish First Nation (Meagan Campbell) ……. Source: Donald Trump’s ancestral brothel gets a new […]

Cowboys, Guest Ranches, Ghost Towns

Cowboys, Guest Ranches, Ghost Towns

Head for authentic in the badlands of southeastern Alberta.

Maple Syrup Season

Maple Syrup Season

In the month of March our blood stirs with the life blood of the maples …

Tragic lives, subway poets and a walrus …

Tragic lives, subway poets and a walrus …

The Walrus will make you Think about Canada. Check out This piece:Poetry, Place, and Indigenous Identity ……. Armand Garnet Ruffo and Liz Howard discuss the magic of finding good poems in unlikely places

Ontario’s Arrowhead Provincial Park gets a New Visitor Centre

A veteran of the cross-country scene finally gets a place to warm your toes …

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RANDOM ROADstories

Regeneration on Main Street

cover of Early Voices

Early Voices in Canada

The Canada Letter – New York Times – Why A.I. First Spoke With a Canadian Accent:

Cycling Bow Valley Parkway-Banff National Park by Carol Patterson for roadstories.ca Area closures minimIze wildlife disturbances

Cycling Bow Valley Parkway – Banff National Park

Indigenous Tourism in Ottawa

Indigenous Tourism in Ottawa

Quebec City street

Quebec City in summer and winter

Billy Bishop

Billy Bishop – Canadian War Hero

Lake Agnes Tea House

The Lake Agnes Tea House

Inuit fisherman's face

Project Naming – Every Picture Tells A Story

ployes buckwheat pancakes

Ployes recipe – What is a ploye?

Q&A with Aboriginal hoop dancer Alex Wells | Canadian Geographic

The traffic control boxes of St John’s – in pictures

travelosophy website visits the Siksika Nation

Canada's most haunted town

Canada's First Peoples
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