O Canada
On the occasion of Canada’s 150th birthday, Mark Stevens & Sharon Matthews-Stevens share their impressions of Canada …
Stories & Pictures about Canadian People, Places and Things
On the occasion of Canada’s 150th birthday, Mark Stevens & Sharon Matthews-Stevens share their impressions of Canada …
The Empress of Ireland Museum is the latest addition to the Pointe-au-Père Maritime Historic Site near Rimouski, Quebec, which includes the Onondaga submarine and the 1909 Pointe-au-Père Lighthouse.
There’s nothing like finding a good motor hotel when you’re been on the road for awhile.
Parc Nature de Pointe-aux-Outardes is a bird watching paradise on the Saint Lawrence River in the Côte-Nord region of Quebec.
Up the Saguenay River, not far past Sacré-Coeur, you’ll find Canopée Lit – “Cabins Perched In The Forest”… treehouses … Hébergement écotouristique …
The Saint-Louis Forts and Châteaux National Historic Site (Chateau Saint Louis) was created by Parks Canada in Quebec City.
Whale-watching on Vancouver Island with whale expert Jim Borrowman
The Canadian National Historic Windpower Centre in Etzikom, a village in southeast Alberta, is Canada’s only windmill museum.
Two miles out under Lake Huron is one of Ontario’s most unusual factories, the world’s largest salt mine and the biggest employer in Goderich, Ontario.
Carol Patterson risks rattlesnakes and the plague to find out if she has what it takes to be a squirrel scientist in Saskatchewan’s Grasslands National Park.
The ploye is a traditional pancake or crêpe from the Madawaska region of northwestern New Brunswick around Edmundston. It’s simple to make and very delicious.
Pelagic birds live their entire lives on the open ocean, so searching for albatross is an adventure not for the faint of heart – or stomach.