Destinations
Between late May and August, the Yukon trades darkness for near endless light. Hikes stretch past their posted times, paddles drift well beyond dinner, and golden hour lingers until it barely feels like night at all. Communities settle into a rhythm shaped by the Midnight Sun. It is one of Canada’s most distinctive summer experiences.
By Go Canada Staff
Destinations
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
More than just a world-class ski destination, Whistler is a winter dream come true. From alpine adventure tours to gourmet dining and world-class spas, here’s your guide to where to stay, what to do, and where to eat in this magical mountain town.
By Sara Harowitz
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Destinations
We came looking for the Spirit Bear, but what we found in the Great Bear Rainforest was something much more meaningful. In Kitasoo/Xai’xais Territory, where ancient trees stand watch over salmon streams and traditions run deep, every moment invites you to see the world differently. A visit to Spirit Bear Lodge isn’t just about wildlife—it’s about connection, purpose, and being present in a place that still remembers its stories.
By Go Canada Staff
Destinations
Montréalers don’t hibernate—they celebrate. Skaters glide beneath twinkling lights, steaming spas soothe frozen toes, and festival-goers dance under the stars. Pull up your thermal socks and put on your tuque to make the most of the city’s coldest months the way a Montréaler would.
By Mayssam Samaha
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Guides
British Columbia’s vineyards reflect the landscapes that shape them, from the sunshine of the Okanagan to the maritime breezes of the Gulf Islands. This guide brings focus to remarkable BC wineries worth the trek to visit, each offering a distinct story, setting, and definition of style.
By Sara Harowitz
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Guides
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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Experiences
Seeking deep relaxation? Canada’s Nordic spas embrace the healing power of thermotherapy, where hot saunas, cold plunges, and peaceful forest settings create the perfect escape. Whether nestled in the Rockies, perched on a lakeside retreat in the Maritimes, on situated in a natural hardwood forest in Ontario, these spas promise rejuvenation in nature’s embrace.
By Waheeda Harris
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Destinations
In the heart of British Columbia's coast lies a temperate rainforest where wolves and bears still reign alongside whales off the shore. Photographer Taylor Burk shares his journey through this remarkable ecosystem, where conservation success meets Indigenous stewardship, and every foggy inlet holds the promise of an unforgettable wildlife encounter.
By Taylor Burk
