Canadian Automotive Museum celebrates 60 years of preserving Canada’s car legacy
DALE JOHNSON: Take a journey through Canada’s automotive history
Category: Travel
Hiking the Grand Canyon unveils unparalleled beauty
TRAVEL: Don’t just stay on the rim: Venture into the Grand Canyon for an extraordinary experience
Ontario’s Circle Square Ranch an emblem of childhood nostalgia
MICHAEL TAUBE: A summer drive to the children’s camp rekindled cherished childhood memories
The crown jewel of a museum in Toronto that almost wasn’t
MICHAEL TAUBE: A few twists of fate gave the city of Toronto something it can treasure forever: the Aga Khan Museum
On the road to travel trauma? How to find a better route
FAITH WOOD: When things aren’t going quite according to plan, breathe
A drive through Normandy is a drive through history
TRAVEL TIPS: If you’re a student of history, ancient or modern, a drive through Normandy makes for a great holiday
It’s time to scrap the ArriveCAN app
MICHAEL ZWAAGSTRA: This useless app has caused enormous stress at the border, only contributing to the chaotic situation at our major airports
Airline traffic on the rebound but normal levels not yet in sight
GERARD LUCYSHYN: So long as the government continues to issue flip-flopping travel policies, people will continue to make plans
It’s high time Canadians flew freely
LEE HARDING: Even apolitical international agencies are condemning the Trudeau government’s actions
Birdwatching in Honduras – plumage aplenty
NATURE: Daily tropical delights greeted us – toucans, parrots, butterflies, lizards, gorgeous flowering trees and shrubs, and towering mountains
How quiet can it be in The Bahamas? Plenty quiet
TRAVEL: Hints of Hurricane Dorian still linger, but The Bahamas as beautiful as ever
An icy torture test for the AWD Sienna
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 ($)
How a bike ride across Canada restored my belief in people
DOUG FIRBY: Something happened over the past year that changed my view of Canadians and perhaps of human nature itself. We crossed Canada by bike ($)
Is the polar bear’s life becoming even more perilous?
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 ($)
Second World War attack helped shape Bell Island’s history
THINGS TO DO IN NEWFOUNDLAND/REMEMBRANCE DAY: It’s the only part of Canada that was attacked by the enemy during the war and the only domestic location where Canadians lost their lives ($)
Cognac’s rise from a regional product to a worldwide phenomenon
FOOD AND DRINK: Export sales drove the development of the industry, a feature as true today as it was three centuries ago ($)
War, tragedy, and a Broadway hit all part of Gander’s celebrated past
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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