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June 19, 2009
If you want to win the favourite kid award this Father’s Day, the ability to conjure up a hot, sunny weekend could come in mighty handy.
June 11, 2009
Like two halves of a vibrant dichotomy, opposites attract in Hamilton.
May 20, 2009
There is no chocolate wafer with turn-down service at Ontario’s newest resort.
May 13, 2009
Forget the kayaking package, followed by a full spa treatment the day after bouncing around in a boat on a fishing expedition.
Escaping winter ... underwater
February 04, 2009
A stiff winter wind is blowing at the Ogden Point Breakwater.
Sussing out the Strip’s new player
January 21, 2009
There’s a new player in the spa destination known as Las Vegas.
Ontario outings
January 07, 2009
Activities during the winter season in Ontario: winter adventure, animal exploration, snowmobiling, funny stuff
Getting eyeful at N.Y.C.’s Museum of Sex
December 17, 2008
While Manhattan is home to dozens of cultural museums dedicated to high-brow art, it has only one cultural institution where you can fondle a love doll, watch panda porn and learn about the sexual habits of the honey bee.
Catch your breath in the Utah desert
December 17, 2008
A couple of minutes into this two-hour hike, I’m thinking I could be in trouble. As someone who likes to consider herself a hard-core hiker, I’m not used to pulling up the tail end of a group.
Ontario outings
December 17, 2008
Activities you can do during this winter season in Ontario: travel by dog sled, climb a frozen waterfall or visit a haunted house
Two tales of the Riviera Nayarit
December 10, 2008
The term “snow squall” is now in regular rotation on the weather report and just about every Canadian is ready to jump on a flight south.
Rock and Roll Museum a hit
December 03, 2008
Rock enthusiasts, break out your air guitars and head to NYC.
An appetite for the Big Apple
November 19, 2008
New York City’s gentrified Meatpacking District seems an unlikely place to find a “go-to” restaurant specializing in fish, seafood and veggies, but that’s pretty much the culinary focus of Fig & Olive.
Few Earthly viewing venues can top Hawaii’s Mauna Kea
November 12, 2008
Sure, I can spot the Big Dipper. And while I love a full moon, nothing beats the promise of wishing on a shooting star.
Hidden jungle jewels in Belize
November 12, 2008
Ruins tend to incite the imagination, conjuring up thoughts of ancient civilizations, lost secrets and mystic rituals.
The road from Calgary
November 11, 2008
The killer-combo of great snow and money in boomtime Albertans’ pockets drove serveral resorts’ skier-visits to all-time records.
Rideau Canal gets top history marks
October 29, 2008
In the November issue of National Geographic Traveler magazine, which will be on newsstands as of Nov. 4, Ontario’s Rideau Canal Corridor places No. 2 out of 109 historic destinations around the world, a leader in the Best-Rated Places category in the magazine’s fifth annual survey of authentic travel destinations.
Days of the dead
October 22, 2008
Since September, iconic Day of the Dead decorations have been appearing throughout Mexico’s streets and stores.
Spend a frightfully fun Halloween in NYC
October 08, 2008
More than 50,000 wacky witches, mummies and wannabe rock stars are expected to take part in this year’s New York Village Halloween Parade.
Feel Washington’s election buzz
October 01, 2008
Washington, D.C. is an exciting city to be in right now, especially with a presidential race taking place.
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