U-Pick Flower Farms and Fields to Visit Near Toronto
Take a short drive outside the city limits, and you will encounter sprawling farmlands and lush landscapes where fresh flowers, plants, and produce are grown and harvested…. Read more »
Lake Huron Summer Road Trip: 10 Towns and Cities For a Weekend Getaway
Welcome to Ontario’s West Coast or Blue Coast! One look at some of the beaches around Lake Huron in Ontario, and it is immediately evident why the… Read more »
Explore Stouffville: Discover Treetop Walks, Scenic Trails, and Family Farms Spread Across Rolling Countryside at This GTA Town
Just a short drive north of the Toronto, Stouffville offers a refreshing escape into nature, culture, and rural charm. Surrounded by conservation areas, forest trails, and the Rouge National Urban Park, it’s ideal for outdoor adventures, family fun, and scenic exploration. Here are the top activities and ways to make the best of your trip, whether you’re ziplining, exploring farms, enjoying festivals, or relaxing on a patio, Stouffville blends small-town warmth with big summer experiences.
What to See and Do at the Iceberg Festival Newfoundland
Every year in Spring, icebergs that break off 10,000-year-old glaciers near Greenland and Canada’s Arctic float along Newfoundland & Labrador‘s Iceberg Alley. Every June, the stunning natural beauty… Read more »
20+ Suspension Bridges in British Columbia That You Need to Cross
British Columbia has some amazing sites and the number of suspension bridges available to take you to areas with excellent views are many. With a variety of… Read more »
Longo’s Marks 70 Years With Ontario Store Celebrations and New Store Openings
Longo’s is marking its 70th anniversary in 2026 with celebrations across its 43 stores in Ontario. The grocery retailer, formerly Longo Brothers Fruit Markets, will hold anniversary… Read more »
25 of the Best Things to Do Outdoors This Summer in Surrey
One of the 21 municipalities in Metro Vancouver, Surrey is one of Canada’s most culturally diverse and popular cities. Surrey is worth exploring, especially on a sunny… Read more »
Sask Parks Marks National Trails Day With Free Admission
Saskatchewan residents and visitors will be able to enter provincial parks for free on Saturday, June 6, 2026, as Sask Parks marks National Trails Day. The day… Read more »
Things to Do in Edmonton in June – Activities, Events & Festivals
Things to Do in Edmonton in June: Events, Activities and Festivals happening in Edmonton during the month of June 2026.
Free Things to Do in Edmonton in June 2026
A list of FREE and cheap fun things to do in Edmonton Area during June 2025.
25 Ideas for Summer Vacation Trips in Alberta
There are multiple ways to create a memorable summer getaway in Alberta no matter your age, group size, or interests. These are ideas and inspirations for a… Read more »
From Lakes to Rivers: Alberta’s Best Scenic Boat Tours
What better way to experience the aquamarine waters of Alberta than on a boat cruise that takes one on a trip along the majestic views of the Canadian Rockies?
Newfoundland & Labrador Summer Music Festivals to Attend in 2026
No matter the kind of music you enjoy listening to, whether it’s country, rock, folk, bluegrass, or everything in between, you can find an awesome music festival… Read more »
Thrilling Summer Adventure Day Trips From Calgary
Adventure is easy to find in a city like Calgary. It is even easier to find when you venture out of the city for the day. A… Read more »
Explore Dunvegan Provincial Park: Where Fur Trade History, Peace River Adventures, and Riverside Camping Come Together
Dunvegan Provincial Park offers a perfect mix of history, nature, and riverfront adventure in Alberta’s Peace River Valley. Visitors can camp beside the river, explore restored fur trade and mission-era buildings at Historic Dunvegan, paddle or boat along the mighty Peace River, and hike scenic trails with sweeping views.
J.T. Cheeseman Provincial Park: Explore Beaches, Waterfalls, and Wind-Swept Trails of This Western Newfoundland Park
Nestled on Newfoundland’s southwest coast, J.T. Cheeseman Provincial Park is a haven of diverse landscapes and vibrant ecosystems. From scenic coastal trails and wildflower meadows to freshwater beaches and hidden waterfalls, this park has something for every kind of traveller. Here are the top activities and ways to make the best of your trip, whether you’re camping riverside, hiking to sweeping viewpoints, or kayaking Barachois Pond, adventure and tranquillity await at every turn.
14 Attractions & Hikes to Explore Along Bow Valley Parkway Scenic Drive
Travelling Highway 1 guarantees some magnificent views through the Rocky Mountains. But it gets even better after the town of Banff when you can take Highway 1A… Read more »
Toronto Waterfront Festival Cancels 2026 Season, Eyes Giant Comeback
The Toronto Waterfront Festival will not take place in 2026, with organizers saying a lack of funding has forced the event to pause for one year. The… Read more »
25 Day Trip Waterfall Hikes from Calgary
Even though much of the area around Calgary is rolling hills and grassy farmland, there are still many awe-inspiring waterfalls you can explore because of Calgary’s proximity… Read more »
Things to Do in Calgary in June 2026 – Events & Festivals
Highlights include Sled Island, FunnyFest Calgary Comedy Festival, 4th Street Lilac Festival, Spruce Meadows National, Calgary Stampeders home opener and more!
Ouimet Canyon Provincial Park: Towering Cliffs, Arctic Flora, and Dramatic Views Along Accessible Trails
Ouimet Canyon Provincial Park offers a dramatic glimpse into Northern Ontario’s natural beauty, with towering cliffs, rare arctic vegetation, and accessible trails. To make the most of your visit, start with the 1 km loop trail leading to two scenic viewing platforms overlooking the 100-metre-deep gorge. Watch for volcanic rock formations and unique plant life below, enjoy birdwatching—including sightings of peregrine falcons—and take a break at one of the park’s picnic spots. Nearby Eagle Canyon Adventures adds more excitement with suspension bridge hikes.
Candle Lake Provincial Park: Purple Sand Beaches, Historic Trails, and Lakeside Campsites for a Unique Saskatchewan Vacation
Candle Lake Provincial Park offers a perfect mix of nature, recreation, and relaxation. Whether you’re camping lakeside, hiking scenic trails, swimming at sandy beaches, or boating across crystal-clear waters, there’s something for everyone. Explore the hidden Purple Sands Beach, try disc golf, go birdwatching, or cast a line for walleye and pike. Families, couples, and outdoor lovers will all find something to enjoy. Here are the top activities and ways to make the best of your trip.
Adventures For a Summer Getaway to Grand Manan Island
Grand Manan Island offers a diverse summer experience with over a dozen unique beaches, hiking trails, cultural events, and wildlife watching opportunities. Accessible by ferry from Blacks Harbour, the island features historic lighthouses, museums, art galleries, and camping options. Anchorage Provincial Park and nearby trails suit outdoor enthusiasts, while whale watching and seabird tours highlight the region’s rich natural environment.
Must-Visit Gardens in Newfoundland
Spend an afternoon literally stopping and smelling the roses at one of the many breathtakingly fragrant gardens around Newfoundland. The unique climate across the province allows gardeners… Read more »