22 Mar
Posted by Canadian Traveler as Canadian-Travel.ca, Ontario
Here is a quick look at Sandbanks Provincial Park, a fabulous vacation spot just outside of Picton Ontario, a mere hour and half from Toronto. Known for its awesome beaches, the natural sand dunes make for a fabulous backdrop to the beaches and sparkling water of Lake Ontario.
Sandbanks boasts three sandy beaches, Outlet Beach, Sandbanks [...]
08 Mar
Posted by Canadian Traveler as British Columbia, Vancouver
Vancouver has many great sites and things to see, but perhaps one of the most famous is the Capilano Suspension Bridge in North Vancouver.
Vancouver’s oldest tourist attraction, originally built in 1889, the bridge stretches 450 feet (137m) across and 230 feet (70m) above Capilano River. They have also added a number of other interesting aspects [...]
One of our sister sites – www.Ski-Resorts.ca has expanded its already expansive listings of North American ski resorts and added listings of top resorts from Europe.
They added two French resorts – Val D’Isere and Chamonix, two from Switzerland – Zermatt and St. Moritz as well as Austria’s St. Anton.
If you get a chance, and you’ve [...]
It’s hard to believe, but North America’s oldest city turns 400 this year. Samuel Champlain probably would not have envisioned when he created a settlement here in 1608 that Quebec City would become the cultural centre and lifeblood of French Canadian way of life.
This summer’s festivities should be spectacular if the New Year’s celebration and [...]
23 Feb
Posted by Canadian Traveler as British Columbia, Olympics, Whistler
The 2010 Vancouver Olympics are coming soon and the town of Whistler is busy preparing itself to be the host site for skiing and a number of other events.
With this week’s downhill events in Whistler, the world’s top skiers got their first real previews of the Olympic courses they should expect to see in 2010, [...]