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Act Before April to Save Cash on Canada
Say it isn't so. The Canadian government is scrapping its Visitor Goods and Services Tax refund program. This could mean that my romantic getaways across the border, not to mention my…
Can-Do Canada: Savings From East to West
July 30, 2004 -- In August, going north is the smart thing to get away from hot and humid weather. So what could be better than travel to Canada during that month? We at Frommer's…
Air Canada Suspends USA Flights Until May 22
Today Air Canada announced it will suspend all flights to and from the United States until May 22. The change came on the heels of the Canadian government's 30-day extension of its ban…
The Best Inns and Bed & Breakfasts in Canada
Shipwright Inn (Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island; tel. 888/306-9966 or 902/368-1905): This in-town, nine-room B&B is within easy walking distance of all of the city's…
Cool Savings on Three-Day Getaways in Cooler Canada
The heat wave in most of the U.S. during July has caused some fuddled thinking now and then, but if you keep a clear head, you can remember that Canada is ALWAYS cooler than the 48…
Paddle, Ride, Run or Sail Your Way Through Canada
May 6, 2004 -- Canada is one big country, and despite its massively small capita-per-square-mile ratio, it's amazingly diverse in attractions and activities, especially as temperatures…
U.S. Tourism to Canada Again Embroiled in Controversy
Through all the decades of travel from the U.S. to Canada, our northern neighbor has occasionally presented us with touristic issues and arguments. Some 60 years ago, Canadian travel…
The Dining Room at the Culinary Institute of Canada
The Dining Room is the "training restaurant" for the respected Culinary Institute of Canada's Charlottetown campus. The building is a bit institutional and charmless, but attentive…
United States to Finally Reopen Borders with Canada and Mexico
Update, October 15: The government of the United States has finalized the date on which its borders will reopen to tourism: Monday November 8, 2021. Read the full details of the…
How to Eat Your Way Through China Without Leaving Canada
The Vancouver area has the largest Chinese population outside of Asia, and the town of Richmond is the focal point. Small wonder that it has over 400 Asian restaurants that delight…
Oh Canada! Take A Summertime Excursion to Whistler and Victoria
If you're a skier, Whistler needs no introduction-it's the place to ski in North America, a designation that was merely affirmed by the IOC when it selected the Vancouver/Whistler bid…
Canada by Rail, from $1,263 with Six Nights' Lodging
Enjoy a romantic rail journey from Montreal to Halifax, which includes an overnight on the train and five nights' hotel this fall.
Canada's Capital City Planning Yearlong Celebration of Country's 150th Birthday
Canada is celebrating its 150th birthday next year, and the country's capital city is going all out.A yearlong event dubbed Ottawa 2017 will feature a slew of concerts, museum…
Canada's Famed Rocky Mountaineer Train Expands to the American West
Lovers of great rail journeys will tell you: The Rocky Mountaineer, a privately owned luxury train that threads through the Canadian Rockies in the summer with special bubble-top…
In Canada, Bikes on Ice Skates Are a Thing Now
You've gotta love the stubborn ingenuity of people who live in cold-weather climes. Those hardy souls never let a little thing like frostbite keep them from enjoying their favorite…
10 Great Places to Take a Summer Vacation in Canada
When you live in a country that stretches nearly 8000km from one coast to the other, and covers nearly 10 million square kilometres, where to take your summer vacation can be an…
Face Masks on Flights? They're Now Required in Some Places
Many American cities now require citizens to wear face masks in public at all times, but Canada has become the first country to require them on airlines. As of Monday, all passengers…
The Motel from "Schitt's Creek" Is for Sale! (Wig Wall Not Included)
The Ontario motel used for exterior shots on the TV comedy Schitt's Creek is up for sale. Located on 6.7 wooded acres in the town of Mono about 55 miles north of Toronto, the Hockley…
Canadians Can Get Prescriptions for a Free National Parks Pass
In Canada, doctors can now prescribe a national parks pass to patients in need of a healthy dose of nature. Developed in partnership with Parks Canada, the PaRx program makes Canada's…
Best of Banff: 11 Favorite Moments
Banff has been drawing visitors to the Canadian Rocky Mountains for more than a century. They're drawn primarily to nature and the peace of the wilderness. It's not necessarily hip…
The Canadian Maritimes: Where to Go and What to Do in Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick
What follows is a transcript of a recent Frommer's Travel Show podcast featuring an interview with Barbara Balfour, author of Frommer's Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, and New…
If You Plan to Go Boating on the Great Lakes This Summer, Don’t Forget This Crucial Requirement
With the summer boating season getting underway in the Great Lakes region, U.S. Customs and Border Protection has issued a new statement reiterating a long-standing…
Traveler's Ski Report: Banff and Jasper National Parks in Alberta, Canada
Head to these two iconic national parks for affordable ski deals and charming lodges in the province of Alberta.
North by Northwest: Canada and Colorado Offer the Best Spring Skiing
It's still cold and still snowy in much of Canada and Colorado, destinations that comprise our focus this week for ski deals.
Experience Canada's Eastern Provinces: Six Days and Five Nights from $549
The Atlantic Coast of Canada in and around Nova Scotia offers a traveling experience rich in maritime history, coastal landscapes, great solitude, rolling farmland, and small towns…