Travel

Each November, wilderness lovers flock to Churchill, Manitoba in the hopes of catching a glimpse of the wildlife that calls this town home. Known as the “Polar Bear Capital of the World,” Churchill offers plenty of opportunity to take in the wonders that Northern Canada has to offer.

Every November, ski-birds flock to Whistler, BC to make their tracks down the resort’s world famous slopes. Though known for its winter sports, Whistler is actually home to a number of other exciting activities and attractions. We’ve rounded up the top things to do in Whistler this November.

Known for having the highest tidal range in the world, the Bay of Fundy is officially designated as one of North America’s seven natural wonders. The prominent landmark stretches across Nova Scotia and New Brunswick and offers unparalleled views of one of nature’s greatest forces at work.

Quebec City is a vibrant and exciting hotspot that boasts both a rich culture and history. During the fall months, the Quebecois capital comes alive under the beautiful fall foliage that the province is so famous for. Check out our list of the top things to do this fall in Quebec City.

Living in Toronto, opportunities to spend time in nature are hard to come by. However, what many people don’t know is that just an hour outside of our bustling metropolis is a portion of the Bruce Trail, Canada’s oldest and longest marked footpath. Recently, Real Style explored this picturesque area ourselves- here’s what we thought of this Ontario hiking destination.

Spread across Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta lies a vast stretch of plains and farmland known as the Canadian Prairies. Though it was originally known for its charming small towns, the region is now home to several budding metropolises as well.

For anyone looking to escape from fast-paced city life and embrace the beauty of Ontario in autumn, Prince Edward County just may be your new travel hotspot. Whether you’re looking for a romantic getaway or to indulge in a weekend of great food, Prince Edward County offers a wide variety of activities that are sure to appeal to all

Fall’s crisp, cool air and vibrantly coloured leaves make it the perfect season to explore the outdoors. In Canada, we’re lucky enough to be home to a number of incredible national parks, all of which provide ample opportunity to take in this particularly picturesque season. Watch trees come alive in colours of red, yellow and orange, or catch a final glimpse of wildlife before winter’s hibernation period. We’ve rounded up our top picks for the best Canadian parks to visit this fall.

Newfoundland is known as one of the best places in Canada to appreciate nature, and its iconic drive, the Irish Loop, is no exception. We’ve rounded up the must-see attractions along the Irish Loop that are worth stopping for, whether you’re in the mood for whale watching or dining out.

Baie-Saint-Paul, Quebec, is best known as the birthplace of the world-famous Cirque de Soleil Show. But did you know that the charming city is also home to a vibrant arts community and a number of highly respected restaurants? Located on the Northern shore of the Saint Lawrence, Baie-Saint-Paul, offers a weekend getaway filled with exciting culture and great food.

British Columbia is known for its wide selection of mountains and national parks, making it an ideal location for hikers. Whether you’re a beginner hoping for a scenic climb or an avid hiker in search of a new challenge, this beautiful province is sure to offer the perfect hiking trail for you.

Located 400km from Vancouver, Okanagan Valley is a stunning region of British Columbia that known for its rich history, beautiful greenery, and of course, wine. We’ve rounded up a few intriguing attractions and activities of the Okanagan Valley Region, for any tourists who are hoping to visit the breathtaking Canadian destination this fall.

Whether you’re an avid Shakespeare enthusiast or hoping to sip some craft beer, here are a few popular Vancity events and activities to check out this month.

The Maritimes are surrounded by sandy beaches, picturesque bays, and some of the most beautiful towns in Canada. Not only is there beautiful scenery, but the Maritimes are filled with rich historical sites. Here are the some highlights of the Maritime Provinces.

Whether you’re based in a small Ontario town or a bustling metropolitan area like Toronto, there’s no denying the unique flavour and culture of Canada’s most stylish city. From music to fashion, we’ve curated our guide to Montreal’s most popular events for September 2016.