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Canadian Automotive Museum celebrates 60 years of preserving Canada’s car legacy

The Frontenac, a thinly-disguised Ford Falcon, was sold only for one year – 1960 – and only at Mercury dealers only in Canada.

Take a journey through Canada’s automotive history

From Regina to Moose Jaw: A Mazda CX-90 PHEV road trip

Destination: Moose Jaw – in a Mazda, along the Trans-Canada Highway,

The perfect choice for short daily drives

The remarkable journey of Ontario’s Stratford Festival

The Stratford Festival Theatre Image courtesy Stratford Festival

From humble origins to global acclaim

Ontario’s Circle Square Ranch an emblem of childhood nostalgia

A summer drive to the children’s camp rekindled cherished childhood memories

Ancient Alberta holds clues to pre-asteroid decline of dinosaurs

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New research reveals gradual extinction of dinosaurs before cataclysmic asteroid impact

The crown jewel of a museum in Toronto that almost wasn’t

A few twists of fate gave the city something it can treasure forever: the Aga Khan Museum

Iqaluit and beyond, through snow and ice

This entry is part 3 of 3 in the series Arctic Adventure

Part 3 of a three-part series: Everyone was on high alert, and while the crew sailed and fretted, we watched the parading wildlife

The polar bears were the showstoppers

This entry is part 2 of 3 in the series Arctic Adventure

Travelling ever northward to the vast wilderness of Torngat Mountains National Park

Sailing ever northward in search of wildlife, culture and history

It’s here in Gros Morne National Park that geologic activity pushed the mantle to the surface so that millions of years later we could stand on this barren landscape

This entry is part 1 of 3 in the series Arctic Adventure

Venturing to rarely-visited sites along the Newfoundland and Labrador coast on the way north

B.C. rec sites a natural delight for hardy campers

An evening paddle on the still water of Lillooet Lake offers some respite from the bugs that await onshore

Visitors just have to be prepared to go with the flow, consider unconventional approaches and be flexible enough to adapt to travel with no reservations