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Yellowhead Pass
Yellowhead Pass Yellowhead Pass is a mountain pass across the Continental Divide in the Canadian Rockies, rising 3,711 ft (1,131 m) above sea level—the second lowest highway pass over the Canadian Continental Divide. Located within Jasper National Park and Mount Robson Provincial Park, Yellowhead
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Quebec City Old Port (Vieux-Port)
Quebec City Old Port (Vieux-Port) One of the most charming areas of Quebec City, the Old Port (Vieux-Port) was once a bustling commercial hub for European ships bringing supplies and settlers to the new colony. Today, it’s still bustling, but now the port reverberates with visitors wandering the q
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Peak 2 Peak Gondola
Peak 2 Peak Gondola Summer or snow, riding the Peak 2 Peak Gondola in Whistler is a must-do highlight. Gliding along the world’s longest unsupported span, the gondola is also the highest lift of its kind.The mountain-top gondola links the Roundhouse Lodge on Whistler Mountain and the Rendezvous Re
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Green Lake
Green Lake As its name suggests, Green Lake possesses that stunning emerald color characteristic of pristine glacier-fed lakes in Western Canada. It just so happens that this beautiful lake is just a few minutes drive from Whistler Village, and it’s something of a basecamp for summer fun. As the l
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Citadel of Quebec (Citadelle de Quebec)
Citadel of Quebec (Citadelle de Quebec) The Citadel of Quebec, a massive star-shaped fort, towers above the St Lawrence River on Cape Diamond (Cap Diamant), the rock bluff along the water. Though the Citadel never actually was in a battle, it continues to house about 200 members of the Royal 22e R
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Canada Olympic Park
Canada Olympic Park Ski down true Olympics-standard ski runs and ride a bobsled on an actual Winter Games track at Canada Olympic Park, the main focus for events during the 1988 Winter Olympics. Divided into winter and summer activities, choose from summertime mountain-biking and incredible winter
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Underground City
Underground City Montreal’s Underground City (Montréal Souterrain) is the largest underground complex in the world. A labyrinthine maze of downtown tunnels connecting malls and hotels, offices, museums, banks, universities, and seven metro stations, the complex holds its own during the cold Canadi
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Greektown
Greektown Greektown, also known as The Danforth, has a European sensibility, with its sprawling restaurant and cafe patios, cluster of markets and heavy street traffic. However, over the years, you’ll find it’s just as easy to get Sushi or Indian food among the Greek tavernas.The Danforth has two
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Fortifications of Quebec
Fortifications of Quebec Quebec City resonates with history, and nowhere is it most evident than in the beautifully-preserved Fortifications of Quebec. These restored 17th-century walls, built atop of plunging cliff, tower over the St. Lawrence River. As the only remaining walled city in North Ame
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Chinatown
Chinatown One of three Chinatowns in the Greater Toronto area, the area that runs from College just before Queen on Spadina as well as along Dundas, west of Beverly Street ( past the Art Gallery of Ontario) is the largest Chinatown in the city. The two other Chinatowns are located at Gerrard and B
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Spiral Tunnels
Spiral Tunnels Just west of the Canadian Rockies’ Continental Divide lies Yoho National Park, a beautiful land of jagged peaks and roaring rivers. Back in the late 19th century, however, the Canadian Pacific Railway company didn’t exactly see the beauty of Yoho. After all, the company had to figur
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Indian Arm
Indian Arm Just outside British Columbia’s largest city lies a tall-sided glacial fjord, carved into the landscape during the last Ice Age. Because road access is limited, Indian Arm provides some of the most dramatic mountain scenery and wildlife in the region. The calm, salty waters are surround
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Upper Town (Haute-Ville)
Upper Town (Haute-Ville) Looking out across the St Lawrence River from its clifftop location on Cap Diamant, Quebec City’s Upper Town (Haute-Ville) is part of the UNESCO World Heritage site Vieux Quebec. Famous for its French and British-built fortifications, many of Upper Town’s perfectly preserv
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Tunnel Mountain Drive
Tunnel Mountain Drive Banff’s Buffalo Street transforms into the picturesque Tunnel Mountain Drive at Surprise Corner. It provides a view most visitors know before they’ve even seen it, as the area looks out on Banff’s most famous landmark, the historic Banff Springs Hotel, which has been featured
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Lower Town (Basse-Ville)
Lower Town (Basse-Ville) Wedged between the St Lawrence River and Cap Diamant, Quebec City’s Lower Town (Basse-Ville) is part of the Vieux Quebec UNESCO World Heritage site. Home to the city’s oldest buildings, there’s plenty to see in Basse-Ville, including the oldest shopping street in North Ame
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Spirit Island
Spirit Island Jasper National Park’s Spirit Island, which sits on the south end of Maligne Lake (the second-largest glacier-fed lake in the world and the largest natural lake in the Canadian Rockies), is one of the most-photographed sights of the Canadian Rockies. Located approximately 30 miles (4
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Le Plateau-Mont-Royal
Le Plateau-Mont-Royal While technically a borough of Montreal, le Plateau-Mont-Royal cannot be defined by geographical zones. Le Plateau is a lifestyle, a mindset, a way of seeing beauty in everything and appreciating the smallest of things. It’s having al fresco lunch in centennial parks, it’s ho
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Vancouver Cruise Port
Vancouver Cruise Port The centerpiece of Vancouvers gleaming downtown waterfront is made of graceful white sails, which create a translucent pavilion above the Canada Place Cruise Ship Terminal, gateway to the majestic glacier-carved fjords of the northern Pacific Coast. The city itself is stunnin
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Niagara-on-the-Lake
Niagara-on-the-Lake Often touted as one of Ontario’s most beautiful towns, Niagara-on-the-Lake is a great destination for anyone wanting a slow-paced, scenic and agriculturally-rich Canadian experience. Wine touring is a popular activity, as Niagara-on-the-Lake is home to over 25 wineries, most of
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Kicking Horse River
Kicking Horse River Kicking Horse River flows through the Canadian Rockies in British Columbia, from its source in Lake Wapta, south-west to the Columbia River and the town of Golden. This wild river is the premier white-water course in the Canadian Rockies, offering exciting rafting over Class 3
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