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Halloween across Canada

Halloween across Canada

In Canada, it’s darker at this time of year. There are fewer waking hours and dusk and darkness are often inhabited by unexplained events and ghostly phenomena.

Halloween kisses

Halloween kisses

It started with a tweet. Julie Ovenell Carter is a well known Canadian travel writer and she tweets for WhyGoCanada.com, a Canada travel source. Julie’s tweet read: “My favourite food souvenir from Canada? Hawkins Cheezies of course! What’s yours?…”

Cirque du Soleil, Québec and Le Massif

Cirque du Soleil, Québec and Le Massif

Late January update: Le Massif has a 330cm base. Powder and groomed ski conditions is the latest report. If you are headed to Québec for Bonhomme Carnivale, this is a great side trip!

My timely journey to New Brunswick

My timely journey to New Brunswick

Canada is a huge country, the second largest in the world, but its population is small, so when we travel, we really notice the six degrees of separation.

Quebec City in summer and winter

Quebec City in summer and winter

Quebec City is the only walled city in North America. I’ve been there twice in recent years…

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HMCS Ojibwa Port Burwell Ontario

HMCS Ojibwa – Cold War Warrior

Inuvik Tuktoyaktuk Highway

The Inuvik to Tuktoyaktuk Highway

Cannington Historical Society

The Cannington Historical Society

SS Bigwin at the dock in Dorset

SS Bigwin Muskoka Steamboat

Trees that were planted in the 1940’s and 50’s reforestation efforts reach for the sun - Oak Ridge Trails Roadstories.ca Brian Robert

Shinrin-Yoku Trails in Uxbridge Township

Dave’s Organic Burger at Shakey’s in Toronto

Shakey’s – a Toronto hockey hang out

Horseshoe Canyon, Alberta

First impressions of the Canadian Badlands

The Walrus Road To Everywhere - Noah Richler

Road to Everywhere · The Walrus

Churchill River - Trans-Labrador Highway by Pat Brennan

Trans-Labrador Highway

Billy Bishop

Billy Bishop – Canadian War Hero

The Raven’s Call – Bill Reid’s quest to understand Haida art and his own roots…

Kensington Market in Toronto

A Century of Remembrance

neon vacancy sign

North Bay roadside traveller’s motels

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