Your guide to New Canadians’ relaunched website
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Embrace Canadian culture in Ontario Parks
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Do you love the astounding nature that Canada has to offer? We have a chat with Sheila Wiebe, a park ranger at Ontario Parks, to get a feel for what it’s like to spend time camping in Canada. There’s something for everyone, from day use to cabin rentals – even cultural programs to learn about […]
A day to remember at the Toronto Zoo
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For newcomers who want to learn more about what Canada has to offer, taking a trip to the Toronto Zoo is a perfect place to get started. Being the largest zoo in Canada, it offers a number of learning opportunities for the country’s native species and conservation efforts to keep them safe. Get involved, find […]
A visit to the Black Creek Pioneer Village
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If you are looking to know a little about the lives of the Pioneers, visit Black Creek Pioneer Village in Toronto. A re-creation of a Pioneers’ village where time has stood still, a visit to this place will give you an understanding of how maple syrup is made (and what type of maple trees were […]
Jasper National Park in the Fall – Bugles and Brilliance
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While Jasper National Park is spectacular anytime, our favourite season by far is fall. The weather is still pleasant, summertime crowds are gone, trees turn a glorious gold, and elk are ready to rumble. The annual elk rut, or breeding season, reaches its peak. Guys try to impress the gals with ear-piercing bugling, strutting, and […]
Killaloe and the BeaverTail
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Cabot Trail Nova Scotia
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The Cabot Trail follows a rugged Atlantic coast in the Cape Breton Highlands of Nova Scotia, Canada. Most travel the 298 kilometre (185 mile) route in summer but we traveled it in early September. If you like fall colours, try the Cabot Trail in mid October. We were told that’s when Nova Scotia’s colours generally peak, a good two weeks after other parts of Canada, including Quebec and most of […]
Back road to Mont Tremblant
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We love discovering back road routes to famous Canadian destinations. We found a good one for Mont Tremblant, Quebec’s popular four-season resort. Fun to drive in any season, we chose it for a late fall drive. The town of Saint-Jovite is the gateway to Mont Tremblant and is a good place to stop for lunch if […]
Ten Canada parks worth traveling for
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This is by no means a definitive list of amazing places. There are a ton more Canada parks including many we have yet to explore. To find out what parks are where, start with a list of Canada’s federal and provincial park agencies. You’ll find links to all of them on this earlier Roadstories camping post… Roadstories.ca/yurts-canadian-parks/ Nothing beats a Cape […]
Algonquin Park’s historic lodges
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Algonquin Provincial Park is the oldest provincial park in Ontario. Three historic lodges, all with a reputation for doing it right, offer a place to stay in the park from May to October. I recently had the good fortune to visit all three in late spring. In June mosquitoes are out, especially in the late afternoons, […]
