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Our mini home and native land: Little Canada opening 2021
Have you ever wanted to see Toronto from a bird’s eye view? Then hopped over to Niagara Falls to continue the adventure and, afterwards, wandered the streets of ByWard Market? Though separated by stretches of long highway in the real world, Toronto’s newest tourist attraction puts Canada’s greatest sights moments
Ignite Your Love Of The Grill
Summertime grilling is nothing less than a classic component of Canadian culture. But grilling can be intimidating for BBQ novices. Knowing the expert tips and tricks to master the art of grilling can make a huge difference in the new griller’s experience. Weber is synonymous with barbecue, bringing friends and
Celebrating the Cultural Fusion of the Métis
Featured Image: Internationally-acclaimed troupe, the Asham Stompers promote the richness of Métis culture through dance. Métis arts, language and symbols are expressions of a unique cultural fusion. The people of the Métis Nation are distinct from other Aboriginal peoples. Their culture and traditions come from the combination of Aboriginal peoples and Europeans
Winterlude: the key to enjoying winter in Ottawa
By Katie Burley (Photo courtesy of Canadian Heritage) From Jan. 30 to Feb. 16 Ottawa's winter comes to life as people gather from all over to enjoy Winterlude in the nation’s capital. On the weekend of Feb. 7 and 8, many gathered in the frigid cold to enjoy ice-skating, beavertails
Maplelea: Empowering the Canadian Girl
Looking for the perfect gift for the young Canadian girl in your life? Discover the wonderful world of Maplelea dolls. Maplelea, the Newmarket-based company founded by Kathryn Morton in 2003, aims to make a difference in the lives of Canadian girls. By providing dolls that promote creativity, encourage a healthy
A Taste of the North: Canadian Nature Museum Hosts Edible Arctic Festival
Do you have an appetite for bannock bread, Arctic char, or muskox? If you’re unfamiliar with these dishes, swing by the Edible Arctic festival and immerse yourself in the culture, traditions, and culinary specialties of Canada’s North. The festival will be held from April 3 to 7 at the Canadian
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