Travel Guide - Canada

Canada - my chosen home country. Canada is theculture and sophisticated recreational opportunities,
second largest country on the planet and itsfrom museums to theatres to fine dining and
dimensions are truly huge, it spans nearly 7700 kmshopping.One of my favourite parts about Canada is
from east to west. Nearly 90% of its populationits diverse population. Cities like Toronto, Montreal and
congregate within 100 km of the US border. Canada'sVancouver are places where immigrants from all over
climate can be a bit harsh in the winter, but thethe world have congregated and brought with them
summers tend to be hot and intense. Officially Canadatheir lifestyles, traditions and cuisines. My new home
is a bilingual country with Quebec being the center oftown of Toronto, renowned for its multiculturalism, has
francophone life. Canada's native cultures have left anmore than 7000 restaurants that reflect the culinary
imprint all across the country.Canada is composed oftraditions of the entire globe.Quebec City is the only
numerous provinces and territories, including Alberta,fortified city in North America with an architecture
British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick,dating back to the 1600s. Montreal has a unique
Newfoundland and Labrador, the Northwest Territories,European flair with its outdoor cafes and street life.
Nova Scotia, Nunavut, Ontario, Prince Edward Island,Ottawa is the seat of Canada's government and in
Quebec, Saskatchewan and the Yukon.Its landscapesthe winter the Rideau Canal turns into Canada's
are extremely diverse, from rolling hills and steep cliffsbiggest outdoor skating rink. Toronto is home to people
that drop down to the ocean in the Maritime provinces,from more than 100 cultures and is a multicultural
to the Laurentian Mountains in Quebec, to the ruggedmosaic with all its diverse neighbourhoods and festivals.
beauty of the Canadian Shield with its thousands ofVancouver has one of the most stunning sites, being
lakes in Ontario (including Algonquin Park), from thelocated right on the Pacific Ocean, surrounded by high
infinite horizon and the crisp blue skies of the Prairiemountains. And there are many more interesting cities
provinces, to the mountainous charm of the Albertato visit, Calgary, Victoria, Ottawa, Halifax,
and British Columbia, to the wilderness of the Canada'sCharlottetown, Moncton, Niagara Falls and many
northern territories, Canada is composed of variedmore.Canada's recreational and cultural diversity will
landscapes.To many people, Canada is known as thesurprise you.Susanne Pacher is the publisher of a
great land of wilderness, and there is certainly a lot ofwebsite called Travel and Transitions( Travel and
that. Hikers, canoeists, campers, fishermen, hunters andTransitions deals with unconventional travel and is
outdoorsy folks all have a great time here. With itschock full of advice, tips, real life travel experiences,
oceans, lakes and rivers Canada is also a mecca forinterviews with travellers and travel experts, insights
water sports fanatics. Skiers will love find opportunitiesand reflections, cross-cultural issues, contests and
in the Eastern part of Canada, particularly in Quebec,many other features. You will also find stories about
and in the West, in places like Whistler, Banff, and Lakelife and the transitions that we face as we go through
Louise, just to name a few. On top of it, Canada is aour own personal life-long journeys.Submit your own
world class golf destination, with literally thousands oftravel stories in our first travel story contest( and have
golf courses, and many of them affordable. Buta chance to win an amazing adventure cruise on the
Canada has much more to offer: its cities are full ofAmazon River.