Nestled at the confluence of the Ottawa, Rideau and Gatineau rivers in eastern Ontario, Ottawa stands as Canada’s vibrant capital city. Located directly across the river from Gatineau, Québec, it occupies a strategic position roughly halfway between Toronto and Montréal. This location not only connects two of Canada’s largest provinces but also reflects the nation’s…
In the past few years Canada has become known as a destination for those seeking employment. With the worldwide recession setting back the economies of most countries, Canada is one of the few which is actively encouraging people with various skills from all around the world to emigrate there where they will be offered a…
Now in operation for 13 years, Air Canada Centre is the top venue for events such as concerts, conventions and sports games and is one of the most popular attractions of Toronto. It is also the base of the Toronto Maple Leafs Hockey Club, Toronto Rock Lacrosse Team and Toronto Raptors Basketball Club. Over the…
In 2011, the Bond Place Hotel was totally overhauled to give it a modern, stylish look. Whether you are staying here for work or pleasure, you are guaranteed to be given the ultimate in friendly service. Smoking is not allowed in any of the bedrooms, which are equipped with spa bathrooms and flat screen televisions….
One of Québec’s many claims to fame is the size and quality of its national parks. Through exploring these protected treasures, one can fully appreciate just how rich in biodiversity this province is. Each national park is special for its own reason; whether it be as the last remaining stronghold of an animal or plant,…
The Montreal Biodome, in the Hochelaga-Maisonneuve district of the city, is home to 4800 creatures representing 230 species. There are also 750 species of plants. Here, the visitor is guided on a tour of four completely different ecosystems; start your journey in the Tropical Rainforest, continue on to the Laurentian Maple Forest, before entering the…
Quebec, a four century old walled city, is a tourist treasure. From a variety of historic sites, including old Quebec (A UNESCO world heritage site), to a vast array of nature and adventure opportunities, the range of activities on offer should satisfy even the most dedicated traveller. Quebec is also hosting the Cirque du Soleil…
Toronto is a modern and cosmopolitan city, with everything that this suggests- shopping districts, fine dining, a vibrant theatre and music scene, and much more. A must see is the Caribana festival, which takes place from mid-July to August of each year, and attracts hundreds of thousands of tourists to help celebrate the Carribbean culture…
Montreal is one of Canada’s main cultural centres, and although it hosts a majority of French speakers, its international culture ensures a warm welcome for tourists of all nationalities. A strong tradition of jazz and rock production, as well as visual and performing arts, is only a small part of the many attractions to be…
Canada is a huge country (almost 3.9 million square miles) with a relatively small population (41m). It is bordered by the USA to the south, The Atlantic to the east, the Pacific to the west and The Arctic on the north. It has a vast range of landscapes including mountain forests, grassy plains and icy…