Canada

The formidable Canadian Rockies draw skiers and snowboarders in winter. In other seasons, hikers and fisherman are lured there, plus to countless snow-fed lakes and streams, especially those dotted with salmon. From Vancouver on the Pacific coast - home to the 2010 Winter Olympic Games - to French-speaking Quebec along the Atlantic, and the great plains in between, Canada is a vast and multi-faceted country, which also celebrates the rich history and contributions of its First Nations native peoples. Visit romantic Quebec City, the only walled city in North America, founded in 1609. Find your inner cowboy in Calgary, where the annual Stampede is a celebration of all Western things. Track caribou and polar bear way up north, in Nunavit, near the Arctic Circle. Go cosmopolitan in Toronto or Montreal, where fine dining competes with fine museums and nightlife. And we haven't even mentioned the national pastimes of ice hockey and baseball.
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Interests

    Architecture
    Art
    Culture
    Eco-tourism
    Fine Dining
    History
    Museums
    Music
    Nature

Activities

    Bicycling
    Canoe/Kayak
    Fishing
    Hike/Backpack
    Sailing
    Scenic Drive
    Shopping
    Snow Skiing
    Snowboarding

Canada Facts

Capital:
Ottawa
Location:
Northern North America
Language:
English, French
Currency:
Canadian Dollar
Wikipedia:
Canada
Wikitravel:
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Canada Must See/Do

  1. Strolling the picturesque, historic streets of Quebec City.
  2. Enjoying the snow at Whistler in the west and Mt. Tremblant in the east.
  3. Watching a Native Peoples handicrafts demonstration or Pow Wow.
  4. Shopping Montreal's St. Catherine's Street.
  5. Steak dinner in Alberta, where cattle outnumber people.

Canada Most Overrated

  1. Green Gables House on Prince Edward Island
  2. the setting for the novel Anne of Green Gables.

When to Visit Canada

This is a four-season destination.

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