canada

It's not a proper trek through Canada without our guide to the best sights and activities our northern neighbor has to offer.

Kelowna: Canada’s Paradise
On the west coast of Canada exists one of the most beautiful and mysterious cities—Kelowna. Not only is it beautiful, but it is also one of the warmest places in its country. If you are looking for a beautiful destination surrounded by nature, Kelowna would be a good place to visit. Furthermore, you might even see Ogopogo, the wild beast living in Okanagan lake. It is merely a legend nowadays, but a lot of citizens through history have testified to have seen the monster. I have not encountered that beast while in Kelowna, but I sure had a lot of adventures.
By Twinkle8 years ago in Wander
Hemlock Shores
In Bala, Ontario there is a cottage that is a must stay rental for a vacationers. This cottage, also known as Hemlock Shores, is located on Hesner’s Lake which is located right at the heart of Bala.
By Liana Hewitt8 years ago in Wander
7 Places You Should Visit in Ontario This Summer
Sometimes the best places to explore can be found in your own backyard. The Canadian province of Ontario has a number of breathtaking historical sites, artistic collections, and natural landscapes that are worth taking a day to enjoy with your friends or family this summer.
By Ryan Northrup8 years ago in Wander
Toronto: Always Something to Do in Any Season
A trip to Toronto, Ontario, Canada presents you with an opportunity to enjoy diverse activities. This city, on Lake Ontario, offers a myriad of things to do, places to go, and events to see. Toronto is the capital city of the Province of Ontario, and as such, offers much to suit all tastes.
By Michael Ugulini8 years ago in Wander
Immigrating to Canada: A Descriptive Narrative of My Personal Experience
Immigration is a word that sometimes evokes controversy among certain groups of people or some countries. This controversy is usually due the political nature of the discussion the immigration subject brings forth. Some say immigration takes away jobs from native-born individuals, others say immigration boosts up the crime rate of the country while some even say immigrants don't pay taxes but considering this matter without understanding first the historical/economical background data available will lead you to a false conclusion.
By Fernando Gadelha8 years ago in Wander
Surviving a Canadian Winter
Surviving a Canadian Winter, A how-to guide on getting familiar with living with a lot of snow in Canada. You have probably heard of the great north where land is covered by snow for a good part of the year. Yes, Canada, Canada has been a subject of discussion for a lot of foreigners that consider moving there. They expect to have some adaptation regarding the cold but they often don’t think about the amount of snow. As beautiful as snow can be, it can most often also make life difficult in a huge amount.
By Twinkle8 years ago in Wander
Valuable Life Lessons That I Learned Growing Up in Vancouver
Looking back at this post, I realize that some of these might sound a bit... obvious. But how often does one remind themselves to do these simple yet excruciatingly difficult things and eventually find themselves not actually doing them until it's too damn late?! It is precisely those 'ugh–damnit' moments that encouraged me to write about the valuable-yet-simple life lessons that living and growing up in Vancouver has taught me over the years. An umbrella-in-the-face nudge, just to remind you, if you will. So roll out your yoga mat, strap in and channel your inner Buddha; here are some of my most valuable life lessons I learned growing up in Vancouver.
By Delilah Jayde8 years ago in Wander
Good Bye Vancouver and Hello Toronto
I have lived in Vancouver for thirty-seven and half years, and I have just left this beautiful city to seek a new life. One would think that by now I would be settled and not wanting such an extreme change, but after so long and still not a feeling of belonging, I am in discovery of what else is out there.
By Sara Troy8 years ago in Wander
Garibaldi Lake
The Garibaldi hike is rated one of the most scenic hikes in the Vancouver area. It has fantastic views of Garibaldi Lake, the Garibaldi Park Mountain range, and the infamous Black Tusk, not to mention it's easily accessible and well maintained, making it great choice for all hiking abilities and ages.
By Tatiana Ragsdale8 years ago in Wander
Five Things To Do When in Newfoundland Canada
Newfoundland, Canada has really outstanding sceneries, from the overview of the city on top of Signal Hill to the hike up Gros Morne national park. Today I will just give you my top five things to do in Newfoundland if you ever decide to visit.
By Cassidy Whalen8 years ago in Wander
What It Means to be Canadian. Top Story - August 2017.
What do you think makes you a Canadian? Is it about just living in the country? Owning a passport that declares so? Root for the Maple Leaf’s next game? Even being a fan of hockey for that matter? Does embracing the cold weather or surviving it make you any more Canadian than the next guy? How about all those “Eh’s” at the end of each sentence? Or perhaps, it is something much more relevant than some sort of physical or arbitrary element? Truth is, identifying as Canadian means more than those preconceived ideas that one assumes. It is a personal belief defined by your own pride, love, and appreciation of this country’s ethics.
By Jose Gabriel9 years ago in Wander
Why the Yukon is Your Next Travel Stop
Yukon is a well-kept secret in the middle of fucking nowhere, Canada. As one of its 3 territories, it has a small population leaving wide expanses of untouched nature. And when I say small population, I mean less than 0.08 people per square kilometre. Since there are so few people, the majority of the environment has been undeveloped making it the perfect place for those looking to connect with nature.
By Alissa Budzinski9 years ago in Wander