Canada’s Pacific capital Vancouver Dropdown content is one of the nation’s most enticing cities, with a dazzling location, fine beaches and world-class cuisine.
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Some of the finest and most diverse scenery in Québec is in the
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Wild and unspoiled,
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Hit the slopes where Olympians triumphed at North America’s largest ski resort
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With an outstanding collection of works by Canada’s Group of Seven and an architectural revamp by Frank Gehry,
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End a day lounging on the reddish sands of
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Take a boat trip from
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Get a taster of the Great Lakes at
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Of all the old fishing towns along the Nova Scotian coast,
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Take a boat trip on Newfoundland’s most jaw-dropping lake in
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The
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On both the east and west coasts, venturing out to view whales – from orcas to humpbacks and minke to belugas – at close quarters is an unforgettable experience. The
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This magical west-coast archipelago of 200 islets boasts a vibrant Aboriginal culture, unique fauna and deep, mossy forests.
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St John’s is an enclave of live music excellence, especially noted for the quality of its folk artists, Celtic bands and fiddlers.
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This impressive homage to Canada’s military history competes with the National Gallery as cultural centrepiece of
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Millions come to see the
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The wild tracts of the enormous
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Catching some of the thousands of acts at the world’s largest comedy festival in
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Step back into the world of Moby Dick at this beautifully preserved nineteenth-century fishing port in
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With its clutch of fine old buildings, handsome location and great restaurant scene,
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The highest peak in the Canadian Rockies,
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The largest collection of snow and ice in the Canadian Rockies is at the Columbia Icefield, home of the famed Athabasca Glacier.
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This scintillating highway snakes along the rugged Cape Breton coast, through misty forests and traditional Acadian and Gaelic communities.
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Let your inner cowboy (or -girl) loose at this annual bonanza of all things rodeo and Western in Calgary, the
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Taking in the dramatic Rockies for over 200km,
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Bleak and solitary, the northern town
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Take a step back into history in this iconic frontier town, the centre of the great 1898
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Countless trails make it easy to escape the crowds and explore the great outdoors around the Rockies’ bustling summer capital
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