New Gatwick to Quebec City Flights starting May 2022 Air Transat has announced a new route between Gatwick and Quebec City’s Jean-Lesage airport. The weekly connection will start next May and is one of four 2022 routes added by … Continue reading →
All travelers 12 years or older in Canada are required to be fully vaccinated by the end of November in order to travel by air or rail. It is part of wide-ranging measures mandating vaccinations for hundreds of thousands of … Continue reading →
Sharing is caring: The newly launched website of the Ki’eshgitabaaning Cultural and Healing Lodge, in northwestern Ontario’s Treaty 3 Territory, features podcasts, videos and songs recorded by Anishinaabe elders eager to share their knowledge with future generations. Listeners can … Continue reading →
For many visitors to Canada meeting the locals also means connecting with Canadians from many different cultural backgrounds. As borders open up again, opportunities abound across the country to connect with Indigenous and global citizens who call Canada home. … Continue reading →
Canada’s Outdoor Adventure Canada’s natural assets – from towering cliffs and majestic mountains to glittering ocean and rushing waterfalls – will leave outdoor enthusiasts mesmerized. With natural wonders situated in and around Canada’s biggest cities, there’s no need to … Continue reading →
With US-Canada travel set to begin on Aug. 9, wanted to share a list of new hotels that have opened since the initial border closure from Hyatt for any roundups or news stories planned, as well as some properties that a New Hyatt Hotel … Continue reading →
Air Canada has restarted transatlantic flights between its hub at Toronto Pearson Airport and Dublin. It is operating three-times weekly nonstop service. Flights are operated with Boeing 787-9 aircraft, featuring 30 Air Canada Signature Class, 21 Premium Economy and 247 … Continue reading →
Visitors reminded to plan ahead and make safe choices to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience Spending time in nature and outdoors has a number of health and wellness benefits. As Canadians do their part to limit the spread … Continue reading →
The Big Story: The City, Reimagined Despite its wide-open, larger-than-life landscapes, Canada is an urban country, with the vast majority of its population concentrated in urban areas. Talent magnet: Known for their multiculturalism, hubs such as Vancouver, Toronto and … Continue reading →
As Huron County landscapes emerge from their winter slumber, farmers prepare fields for planting, and the waves on majestic Lake Huron gently roll in, Tasting Huron County is launching three local food experiences. Coinciding with the cottage season kick … Continue reading →
Trending: Small Towns With Big Personality What’s the buzz? Tiny trend: Small towns are gaining attention as people increasingly work remotely, gravitate towards nature and seek affordability and a sense of community. Plus, small towns maintain a slower pace … Continue reading →
Canada’s tough new travel restrictions at land borders are now in effect, requiring Covid-19 negative tests for all travelers. It follows stricter protocols already imposed at airports for inbound arrivals. It applies to all 117 land border crossing points on … Continue reading →
Trending: Motel Revival What’s the buzz? This past autumn, the rural Hockley Motel in Monto, Ontario – notably cast as the Rosebud Motel in hit TV series Schitt’s Creek – was listed for sale at a cool $2 million following the … Continue reading →
St. Lawrence Cruise Lines confirmed it plans to go ahead with its 2021 season sailing the St. Lawrence and Ottawa rivers from May to October. Despite Transport Canada extending the cruise ship ban for a full year, the line will … Continue reading →
Canada tops: Canada as a brand is among the top-ranked in the world, according to the annual Anholt-Ipsos Nation Brands Index. The report ties the country’s reputational strengths to exceptional people and governance, driven by the welcoming nature of Canadians … Continue reading →
Canada for Wellness The global wellness economy is valued at $4.5 trillion, according to the latest figures from 2018. However, with mental and emotional health taking a toll (thanks, pandemic), all signs point to wellness taking centre stage in … Continue reading →
Toronto based Porter Airlines has once more pushed back its intended restart. It is now targeting 29 March to resume services, which would mark more than a year since it first suspended flights. Since then the airline has repeatedly set … Continue reading →
10th December, 2020 Canadian Hotel Openings to Look Ahead to Vine sleep: In the Annapolis Valley, Nova Scotia, next to UNESCO World Heritage Site Domaine de Grand Pré, is Atlantic Canada’s oldest farm winery. Visitors will soon be able to … Continue reading →
Uniquely Canadian Foods Canada is home to a cornucopia of culinary traditions, many tied intimately to the nation’s heritage, culture and historic milestones. Why now: With Canadians staying close to home, residents are rediscovering their country’s cuisine and influences … Continue reading →
Toast for two and say cheers to a brighter tomorrow this New Year’s Eve Pop, fizz, clink! The ultimate luxury is the absence of worry and at Four Seasons Hotel Toronto, guests and locals alike are invited to ring … Continue reading →
