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Monts-Valin | Camping & Hiking in the Cold Winter of Quebec
Read moreI wanted to visit the Monts-Valin National Park for a while before I finally had the chance. When I saw the weather conditions with temperatures below -30°C, with a lot…
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Canada’s Winter vs Summer
Read moreCanada’s huge landmass encompasses everything from shrub-strewn deserts to vast Arctic tundra. Although Canada is known for its cold weather and snow, its climate is as diverse as its terrain.…
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The World’s Largest Frozen Ice Rink
Read moreThe Ottawa Rideau Canal, which first opened in 1832, is North America’s oldest continually operating canal system. The Rideau River was given the algonquian name Pasapkedjiwanong, which means “river that…
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Why is Canada obsessed with clocks?
Read moreFor as long as I can remember, Canada has been my home. Anyone who knows me knows that I’ve been travelling from province to province taking photographs for a long…
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The Poppy Story
Read moreEvery November, the poppy is manufactured as a symbol of remembering to honour members of the Armed Forces who have given their lives in conflict. Its origins can be traced…
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Best things to do in Algonquin Park
Read moreAlgonquin Provincial Park is a provincial park in Ontario located largely within the Unorganized South Part of Nipissing District, between Georgian Bay and the Ottawa River. It is Canada’s oldest…
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Exploring the Silver Queen Mine
Read moreMurphys Point Provincial Park is a park in Perth, Ontario, Canada. The 1,239-hectare park includes hiking and skiing trails, as well as access to Big Rideau Lake for day-use camping…
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5 Best things to do in PEI
Read moreOne of Canada’s Maritime Provinces, Prince Edward Island (P.E.I.), is known as “the Island” by locals. It stretches for around 140 miles from North Cape to East Point. Rising sea…
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Best things to do in Halifax
Read moreThe capital of Nova Scotia is Halifax, which is the largest city in Atlantic Canada. It’s a major seaport in the heart of Nova Scotia’s east coast, with views of…
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Wildlife of Canada
Read moreThe Rocky Mountains, boreal forest, grasslands, and Arctic tundra are all part of Canada’s diverse landscape. Because of the country’s varied landscape, a wide range of animal species call it…
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