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Route 132: A Road Trip Guide to Quebec’s Magnetic Frontier

Experiences

Sustainable Luxury: Saint John, New Brunswick's Caviar Shines

Most people wouldn't expect world-class caviar to come from New Brunswick. But on the quiet banks of the Saint John River, a family-run operation is producing some of the most sustainable - and arguably finest - caviar in the world. At Acadian Sturgeon and Caviar Inc., science, patience, and deep respect for the fish come together in a refined tasting experience that’s as unexpected as it is unforgettable.

By Lola Augustine Brown

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Destinations

Visit These Cozy Cabins to Experience the Magic of Winter in Québec

From the snow-dusted forests of Charlevoix to the serene shores of Lac Saint-Jean, Québec has plenty to offer for those craving a winter escape. Handpicked with the expert help of The Cabin Whisperer, these Québec gems promise quiet moments, crackling fires, and breathtaking landscapes to immerse you in the spirit of the snowy season. Whether you’re after rustic simplicity or pampering luxury, your winter sanctuary awaits.

By Go Canada Staff

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Guides

Northern Lights for Newcomers: First-Timer’s Guide to Aurora in the Yukon

Seeing the northern lights in person doesn’t have to stay on your bucket list. In the Yukon, they’re easier to experience than you might think. The territory offers one of the planet's longest, most reliable aurora seasons, and it’s just a short flight from many Canadian and US cities. If you’ve always wanted to see the aurora but never quite knew where to start, this guide is for you.

By Go Canada Staff

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Guides

Chase The Chill: Sustainable Canadian Coolcations for Spring and Fall

What if your next escape was cooler—in every sense of the word? Across Canada, spring and fall are becoming prime times for eco-conscious travellers looking to avoid peak-season crowds. From polar bear sightings in Churchill to golden larches in the Rockies, coolcations offer a chance to explore Canada's natural wonders more mindfully.

By Jenn Smith Nelson

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Destinations

Things to Do in Vancouver on a Rainy Day

Rain or shine, Vancouver has you covered. Whether you’re sipping craft beer in cozy taprooms, exploring world-class galleries, or laughing through a comedy show, this city knows how to turn a downpour into a day of unforgettable experiences.

By Alyssa Hirose

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Where to Stay

Wellness with a View: Inside Sparkling Hill Resort & Spa

Fancy a European-inspired wellness retreat without leaving Canada? Sparkling Hill Resort & Spa delivers panoramic views, Swarovski crystal-studded architecture, standout dining options, and a 40,000-square-foot spa designed for deep rest and recovery. We spent a few nights at this stunning hilltop sanctuary in the Okanagan and experienced a blend of luxury, wellness, and nature in perfect balance.

By Go Canada Staff

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Guides

Where to Eat Chinese Food in Canada: The 2025 Chinese Restaurant Awards

Canada's Chinese culinary scene has never been more exciting, or more travel-worthy. If you plan to explore the country’s diverse food scene, the 2025 Chinese Restaurant Awards offer a guide to unforgettable bites across the country. Find out why Canada is considered one of the world’s top destinations for Chinese cuisine outside of Asia.

By Go Canada Staff

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