I think that anyone planning to visit Canada should take a few days to see what this province has to offer. Yes, there are different things you can do in Ontario, no matter which season you visit.

Ontario is Canada's most populous province ... self-guided canoe treks to guided tours complete with meals, activities, and cozy lodging. Wabakimi Provincial Park is the second largest park ...

From raucous new concert venues to breathtaking million-dollar projects finally nearing completion, Ontario is brimming with brand-new buildings, attractions and activities that might just make ...

Canada is chock-full of national parks, marine reserves, and other protected places. Here are our picks for the top ten don't-miss spots. 8 min read This Manitoba park’s name means “white bear ...

When you need a break from the hustle and bustle of Canada's biggest city, you can hop on a quick, 15-minute ferry ride to the Toronto Islands. Amidst the towering skyscrapers of the city's ...

Lakeridge Ski Resort is closed for the season. Dagmar Ski Resort is closed for the season. Brimacombe Ski Resort is closed ...

If you want to experience the park the way the locals do, walk, cycle or jog around the nearly 20-mile seawall that hugs Vancouver's waterfront. The path starts at the Vancouver Convention Centre ...