Image via Wikipedia If you’ve decided to hire a limo in the Toronto area for business or personal reasons, you might be wondering when you should do the actual booking. This is something that many people get wrong, or don’t even think about! It’s important to book your trip ahead of time. If you’ve ever [...]

The vibrant Maple Syrup festivals held throughout Ontario,Canada offer delight to all those who love nature and enjoy sweet stuff. The pancakes with Maple Syrup duo is a relationship which Ontario, Canada fully understands. Production of Maple Syrup is an age old tradition in Ontario and is celebrated with a myriad of lively celebrations from [...]

I Graphics of additional huts available upon request Warm Your Toes, Open Your Mind Along Winnipeg’s River Trail Warming Huts Become Architectural Showcase Skaters, skiers and strollers, get ready to see some extreme architecture along Manitoba’s most famous winter trail this year. The Assiniboine Credit Union River Trail will soon be home to five architectural [...]

Vancouver’s Chinese New Year joins the 2010 Games and Valentine’s, for a party of auspicious proportions. New Year is the most important of the traditional Chinese holidays—and this year’s celebration in Chinatown will be epic. It happens once in a Lunar New Moon. And since I’m a wise Horse, I’ll tell you there’ll be no [...]

Castle Mountain Resort is excited to announce that it is to introduce the only Cat Skiing experience in Alberta. This backcountry adventure is just another addition to the list of exhilarating experiences already available at the resort and the operation will start thrilling guests on the 28 January. This lift assisted Cat Skiing will utilise [...]

Sign up now for a digital souvenir of 2010 Winter Games. No matter where you are in the world, you can be a part of the Opening Ceremony. CTC launches Games-time campaign. Canada is claiming an Olympic first—even before the Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games have officially begun. The Canadian Tourism Commission (CTC), [...]

The amazing wildlife, scenery and culture of Manitoba are now more accessible with the announcement of a new air service between London Gatwick and Winnipeg. With flights operating twice weekly from June to September, it means that the Beluga whales of Hudson’s Bay, the wildlife of Riding Mountain National Park, and the tranquility of the [...]

(NewsUSA) – If you think activities like rock climbing, kayaking and bungee jumping are vacation fodder exclusive to 20-year-olds, a growing number of baby boomers would disagree with you. These days, older adults are seeking out more exciting vacation options than lolling around the pool or spending an afternoon leaning over the side of a [...]

Sydney – Sydney Observatory The oldest astronomical center in Australia, the Sydney Observatory has a long and glorious history of scientific endeavors. Now converted to a museum and educational facility, it’s officially part of the Powerhouse science museum complex. The site is located at the top of the appropriately named Observatory Hill, close to the [...]

Sydney – Royal Botanic Gardens Just a short walk from Sydney’s world-famous opera house is the equally impressive, and much older, Royal Botanic Gardens. Like many other attractions in the area the gardens have a spectacular view of Sydney Harbor. The harbor is technically referred to as Port Jackson, you may see it listed this [...]

Sydney – Harbor Bridge Officially known as Port Jackson, Sydney Harbor reaches 20km (12mi) inland, where it joins the mouth of the Parramatta River. But on the ocean side of the harbor is a much more interesting sight: the Sydney Harbor Bridge. Completed in 1932, the bridge is unquestionably one of the most famous of [...]

Sydney – Australian Museum Established in 1827, the Australian Museum was the country’s first major collection of natural artifacts. First opened to the public in 1857, the Australian Museum is Sydney’s premier offering in the arena of Natural History. Spread over three floors, the architecture alone is worth a visit. The sandstone Greek-style porticos invite [...]

Sydney – Art Gallery of New South Wales The gallery is as individual as the country of Australia itself. Housing every style from 16th century landscape to the latest fad-with-no-name, this Sydney museum offers something for every taste. One of three major public galleries but the only one in Sydney, the building itself is worth [...]

Sydney – Taronga Zoo The Taronga Zoo in Sydney, Australia has a long and glorious history. Set on over 50 acres since the turn of the 20th century, the Zoo looks out over the magnificent harbor. Views of the old bridge and the new Opera House dazzle the eye, along with the green hills and [...]

Sydney – Sydney Opera House Like many large public projects, the building of the Sydney Opera House was bathed in controversy. But the final result is nonetheless breathtaking. While the interior has many flaws, such as the stage being blocked from portions of the seating area, inside and out it’s an architectural marvel. The exterior [...]

Sydney – Sydney Aquarium Located on the eastern side of Darling Harbor, the Sydney Aquarium displays more than 650 species in a unique setting. Even discounting the extraordinary views outside, the more than 6,000 individuals aquatic creatures are housed in unusual style. Many are visible through the walls of large glass tunnels and some of [...]

Sydney – Powerhouse Museum A part of Sydney for over 125 years, the Powerhouse Museum has housed science and technology exhibits at the present site since 1988. With over 400,000 artifacts – many acquired from the original owners – the museum offers one of the world’s outstanding collections. It also offers ongoing and ever-changing displays [...]

Sydney – Historic Houses Whether your taste runs to the modernist or whether you prefer classical, Sydney’s Historic Houses Trust has a sample that will enlighten and entertain. Elizabeth Farm Elizabeth Farm contains Australia’s oldest building. Begun in 1793, it was the home of John and Elizabeth Macarthur, early sheep farmers. The farm was the [...]

Sydney – Harbor Boat Tours The Sydney Harbor (technically, Port Jackson) offers a number of stunning views. But how much more delightful to see them from a different angle on the water, while moving at top speed in a jet boat, or cruising along on a sailboat. There are a dozen or more companies that [...]

Sydney – Australian National Maritime Museum As the natives say, the ANMM is chock-a-block full of things to see and do, all relating to Australia’s relationship with the sea. The contents are no big surprise, considering that 90% of the descendants of European ancestry that settled this island live within about 60km of the shore. [...]