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November 30, 2019

Quebec City in Winter in 45 Lovely Photos

For those who didn’t know, Quebec City in winter is actually a wonderful idea; it’s a well-rounded snowy destination with lovely scenery and thrilling activities...

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November 11, 2019

20+ amazing things to do in Quebec City for first-timers

As the official capital of the province of Quebec and one of the oldest settlements in North America, Quebec City requires very little presentation. In..

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October 16, 2019

The 18+ best restaurants in Montreal

Montreal is nothing if not a foodie city; in fact, rumour has it has the second highest rate of restaurants per capita after New York..

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August 4, 2019

What to do and see in Toronto’s Kensington Market

S panning Kensington Market is not just a market, but a vibrant, living community, home to numerous waves of immigrants over the years.When visiting, I..

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July 3, 2019

6 exciting day trips from Quebec City

While there is no shortage of interesting things to do in the only walled city north of Mexico, visitors with a bit more time on..

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April 18, 2019

Old Port Montreal: 15+ Amazing Things You Can’t Miss

When most people picture the old part of Montreal, they think of cobblestone streets and accordion players on busy plazas – and, on some level, they..

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April 3, 2019

25+ Essential Things to Do in Old Quebec City

Unless you’ve been living under a rather large rock for the past, em, 400 years, chances are you are well acquainted with one of North..

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April 2, 2019

18 places you can’t miss in Montreal’s Plateau Mont-Royal

No longer just the “most European city of North America,” Montreal is home to many thriving neighbourhoods – including Plateau Mont-Royal – that are just..

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March 28, 2019

Montreal is For Lovers ♥ Everything You Need For a Romantic Weekend

Is it the omnipresence of French? The cobblestone streets so reminiscent of Europe? The abundance of dimly lit restaurants or the Canadians’ innate bonhomie? Right..