Canadian Automotive Museum celebrates 60 years of preserving Canada’s car legacy
DALE JOHNSON: Take a journey through Canada’s automotive history
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by Dale Johnson | Sep 28, 2023
DALE JOHNSON: Take a journey through Canada’s automotive history
by The Frugal Traveller | Sep 28, 2023
by Dale Johnson | Sep 12, 2023
by Michael Taube | Aug 4, 2023
by The Frugal Traveller | Jul 23, 2023
TRAVEL: Don’t just stay on the rim: Venture into the Grand Canyon for an extraordinary experience
by Michael Taube | Jul 18, 2023
MICHAEL TAUBE: A summer drive to the children’s camp rekindled cherished childhood memories
by Michael Taube | Mar 15, 2023
MICHAEL TAUBE: A few twists of fate gave the city of Toronto something it can treasure forever: the Aga Khan Museum
by Faith Wood | Dec 23, 2022
FAITH WOOD: When things aren’t going quite according to plan, breathe
by The Frugal Traveller | Nov 13, 2022
TRAVEL TIPS: If you’re a student of history, ancient or modern, a drive through Normandy makes for a great holiday
by Michael Zwaagstra | Jul 18, 2022
MICHAEL ZWAAGSTRA: This useless app has caused enormous stress at the border, only contributing to the chaotic situation at our major airports
by Gerard Lucyshyn | Jun 16, 2022
GERARD LUCYSHYN: So long as the government continues to issue flip-flopping travel policies, people will continue to make plans
by Lee Harding | Jun 9, 2022
LEE HARDING: Even apolitical international agencies are condemning the Trudeau government’s actions
by Geoff Carpentier | May 9, 2022
NATURE: Daily tropical delights greeted us – toucans, parrots, butterflies, lizards, gorgeous flowering trees and shrubs, and towering mountains
by Kerry Diotte | Mar 16, 2022
TRAVEL: Hints of Hurricane Dorian still linger, but The Bahamas as beautiful as ever
by Doug Firby | Feb 8, 2022
AUTO REVIEW: If you drive sensibly, the Toyota Sienna AWD will get you wherever you need to go, in comfort and with a very light environmental touch ($)
by Doug Firby | Jan 3, 2022
DOUG FIRBY: Something happened over the past year that changed my view of Canadians and perhaps of human nature itself. We crossed Canada by bike ($)
by Geoff Carpentier | Dec 13, 2021
ADVENTURE TRAVEL: Life’s tough for polar bears: the climate is extreme, ice quality is variable, and food is scattered over vast areas. Yet they persist ($)
by Doug Firby | Nov 10, 2021
THINGS TO DO IN NEWFOUNDLAND/REMEMBRANCE DAY: It’s the only part of Canada that was attacked by the enemy during the war and the only domestic location where Canadians lost their lives ($)
by Joseph Micallef | Nov 1, 2021
FOOD AND DRINK: Export sales drove the development of the industry, a feature as true today as it was three centuries ago ($)
by Doug Firby | Oct 12, 2021
CYCLING CANADA: War, tragedy, and a collective act of generosity that became the genesis for a Broadway hit are all part of Gander’s celebrated past (FREE)
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