Follow along on our travel miniseries where we feature some of the top destinations to visit each month. As fall is approaching, some of us may be looking for a weekend getaway or short trip after working hard all summer.
This iconic lighthouse with its little village is a must see when visiting Nova Scotia. The 40 minute drive from Halifax is very scenic if you take exit 5 from Highway 103, where the road follows along the shoreline of St Margaret’s Bay.
Welcome to Toronto (AKA The Six or the 6ix),one of the most multiculturally diverse cities in the world. Toronto is home to the NBA the Toronto Raptors (basketball champions!), the Toronto Maple Leafs (our hockey team) and the Toronto Blue Jays (our baseball team).
This past weekend we took advantage of cherry blossom season and went on an afternoon adventure. Toronto has many blooming trees throughout the city to enjoy.
The world today is often a pretty stressful place. Between school, work, and bills, there is also constant pressure to connect with those around us as well.
Airports. Connections. Hotels. Ground transportation. For more seasoned travellers, these are the things about travelling that become quite repetitive after while;
For many, travelling around the country or world is one of of the most rewarding experiences of life. Travel introduces us to new cultures, food, and landscapes we would never see or try otherwise.
There’s an ongoing love affair in my mind starring myself and Iceland. The land of fire and ice, magic of Vikings and elf hideaways.
Fall in Seattle is cool and crisp and yes, a little drizzly. Don’t let the thought of rain keep you away though because it’s a beautiful time to visit.
Victoria, the capital of British Columbia, is a charming seaside town nestled in the southern tip of Vancouver Island, and the perfect place to spend a weekend.
Although the dog days of summer may have peaked, there is still time to seek adventure before the hustle and bustle fall brings.
