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Canadian provinces : Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland & Labrador, North West
Territories, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Québec, Saskatchewan
Canadian territories : Nunavut, Prince Edward Island and Yukon
Canadian cities : Charlottetown, Edmonton, Fredericton, Halifax, Iqaluit, Quebec, Regina, Saint John's, Toronto, Victoria, Whitehorse, Winnipeg, Yellowknife.
Winter sports Canada.
Capital of Canada : Ottawa.
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Car Rental in Canada
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Camp sites Canada / Caravanning
Camp Canada
Wilderness campsites | Full facility campgrounds for RVs | Quiet scenic sites | Trailerparks with all amenities
for families | Camping resorts | RV parks
Holiday rentals Canada / Self catering
Holidayhomes.ca - Vacation accommodation in Canada - Choose from 100's of properties
Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, Northwest Territories, Nova Scotia, Nunavut, Ontario, P.E.I., Québec, Saskatchewan, Yukon
Holiday Junction - Canada Accommodation, Lodging
Holiday-rentals.co.uk - Vacation rentals in Canada
Alberta, British Columbia, Nova Scotia, Ontario and Quebec.
Hotels in Canada
Hotels in Canada [ Booking ] - Hotels in British Columbia, Ontario, Quebec
Hotels.com -
Hotels in Medicine Hat, Milton, Ontario, Quebec, Sakatoon and Windsor
Offering pre-bookable Canadian Attractions, Experiences and Activities.
Mighty Fine - Adventure holidays in Canada
Atlantic Tours
Escorted tours [ the provinces of Atlantic Canada — New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova
Scotia, and Prince Edward Island ], Great Canadian Sailing Expeditions [ cruise the majestic coastlines of
Canada's Eastern Seacoast onboard the new expedition cruise vessel, Caledonia, Canada's largest Tall Ship.
Cruise the majestic fjords of Newfoundland and Labrador, tour the historic UNESCO World Heritage site at Lunenburg, Nova Scotia or the sandy white beaches of Iles de la Madeleine ] and more
Crystal Lakes and Mountains
One of the UK's leading providers of lakes and mountains holidays in North America.
Great Canadian Adventure Company - Canadian adventure and eco travel specialist
Signature Attractions - Newfoundland, New Brunswick & Labrador
Many years ago, adventurous explorers discovered the dramatic shores of Atlantic Canada. They were
captivated by the scenic beauty and the many treasures to be found there. When they returned home, they longed for the day they would return.
Now you have the opportunity to follow in their footsteps as you embark on an amazing vacation adventure.
You'll discover treasured experiences like walking on the ocean floor, sipping wine in 18th century New France, unearthing artifacts on an archeaological dig or witnessing the birth of a nation.
Travel Guides Canada / Related books
Travel Guides Canada [ amazon.co.uk ]
The Rough Guide to Canada
Tim Jepson (Author), Phil Lee (Author), Christian Williams (Author), AnneLise Sorensen (Author), Stephen Keeling (Author), Steven Horak (Author)
The Rough Guide to Canada is the ultimate travel guide to this staggeringly beautiful country with detailed coverage of all the top attractions. Inspired by
stunning colour photography and insightful background information, discover both the urban and the wild with expert guidance on exploring everything from
the glistening skyscrapers of Toronto, the restaurants of Montreal and the laid-back ambience of Vancouver, to the spectacular Niagra falls and the rolling
plains of the Prairies. You'll find specialist information on a host of outdoor activities including winter sports in the Rockies, trekking through the
Northwest Territories, and wildlife spotting in the country's great wilderness, complimented with full-colour sections on the National Parks and Skiing and
Snowboarding. Choose what to see and do whilst relying on up-to-date descriptions of the best hotels, bars, clubs, shops and restaurants for all
budgets. Explore every corner of this stunning country with clear maps and expert background on everything
from sea cliffs and tidal bores in the Bay of Fundy to the walled Old Town in Québec City. Make the most of your holiday with The Rough Guide to Canada.
Paperback: 992 pages; Publisher: Rough Guides; 7 edition (1 Jun 2010); ISBN-10: 1848365039; ISBN-13: 978-1848365032.
Transport / How do I travel to Canada
Major Airports: Calgary Airport , Montreal Airport, Toronto, Vancouver International Airport
British Airways - flight tickets to Calgary
British Airways - flight tickets to Montreal
British Airways - flight tickets to Toronto
British Airways - flight tickets to Vancouver
British Airways flights to Vancouver land at Vancouver International Airport on Richmond Island, ten miles
from Vancouver city centre. Once your flight to Vancouver touches down, rent a car and cruise along
Stanley Park Causeway, taking in the verdant sights of Vancouver's luscious park life. Kick back and relax
over a beer and some Vancouver seaside snacks after your flight, and get ready to explore Vancouver's natural wonders.
Book cheap flights to Canada at ebookers and benefit from discounted airfares.
KLM UKg(16896160)a(576231))
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines take you to hundreds of destinations everywhere in the world.
Airline Tickets Canada / Bargain Flights
Cheap flight tickets Canda, price comparison possible
Greyhound - coach line
Viarail - Canadian Rail
Travelworld Online - Canadian Route Planner - Alberta & British Columbia
The Atlas of Canada - Maps
Most interesting, dynamic and comprehensive collection of maps and related information about Canada. With effective and intuitive tools for users to access them.
Map of Canada [ Uni Texas - Perry-Castañeda Library - Map Collection ]
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TravelCanada - Canadian Tourism Commission
Ottawa City - National Capital of Canada
Discover Ottawa - Tourist Board Ottawa
Nestled on the banks of the majestic Ottawa, Rideau and Gatineau Rivers, Ottawa is one of the most beautiful
G8 capitals in the world. A thriving international technology and business centre and world class tourism and
convention destination, Ottawa is also rich in culture and heritage with its many national institutions, parklands
, waterways and historic architecture. It is home to a large number of foreign embassies and is a recognized
centre for both academics and professional training. The city offers an open and welcoming environment to
cultures from around the world, providing service in English, French, and a host of other languages. The city's residents enjoy an enviable quality of life that is recognized around the world.
Alberta - with the capital Edmonton
Alberta's grandeur and beauty are obvious from the moment you arrive. Above all are Alberta's Rocky
Mountains, including the world famous resorts of Banff, Jasper, Canmore, Kananaskis and Lake Louise. Visit
the vast farmlands of Alberta's Heartland, Southern Alberta and Northern Alberta. Calgary, home of the
Calgary Stampede, is known for its warm hospitality. Edmonton, the provincial capital, features West Edmonton Mall - the world's largest shopping and entertainment complex.
British Columbia - with the capital Victoria
Shouldering the Pacific Ocean to the west and the Rockies to the east, British Columbia is perhaps Canada's
most diverse province. Enjoy the legendary Rocky Mountains, world class winter sports at Whistler, sailing
among the temperate Vancouver Island and Gulf Islands, and touring the world-class vineyards near
Kelowna in Thompson-Okanagan. The fascinating cities of Vancouver and Victoria offer excellent cultural
and sightseeing opportunities. The Sunshine Coast , Fraser Valley and Central and Northern BC all offer spectacular scenery.
Manitoba - with the capital Winnipeg
Majestic rivers. Arctic coastline. Lakes, forests and desert dunes. An escarpment rises up in the West and miles and miles of trails beckon everywhere.
New Brunswick - with the capital Fredericton
New Brunswick, the gateway to Atlantic Canada. From whale-watching to the kitchen. See whales and
sharks of the Bay of Fundy. On this website you find general travel, regional maps, detailed information on:
the City of Saint John; the capital city, Fredericton; beautiful Grand Manan Island; world-renowned St.
Andrews; the northern community of Grand Falls; Miramichi and the area of Restigouche, just to name a few.
For the educationally inclined - an Historical Facts page for New Brunswick. Distinctive Maritime cuisine and
recipes abound for food lovers. Images of New Brunswick are found on almost every page within the site. We hope you enjoy your virtual tour of New Brunswick
Cities: Bathurst, Campbellton, Dieppe, Edmundston, Fredericton [ New Brunswick's Capital ], Moncton, Miramichi, Saint John
Newfoundland & Labrador - with the capital Saint John's
The place where land, water and sky embrace like old friends. And the edge of North America holds an
adventure as big as the sky. This site will show you the best ways to encounter a land old as time, and people who make you feel like you've known them all your life.
Here you will find the Accommodations, Attractions & Adventures, Tours, Festivals, and Craft Shops for each
of the province's five tourism regions: Western, Central, Eastern, Avalon, Labrador. Scenic Routes take you
to every nook and cranny of the province. And the Build a Guide feature enables you to plan an itinerary based on your own tastes and pace
Nova Scotia - with the capital Halifax
Nova Scotia is encircled by eleven scenic travelways that lead you around the provinces. Come and explore
our breathtaking shores - from towering cliffs and long peaceful beaches to picturesque bays and charming
villages. Nova Scotia also offers you the best living history in Canada. Learn about and appreciate our rich
and diverse past at an impressive network of museums and heritage sites in historical communities throughout the province, including places like Lunenburg, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Ontario - with the capital Toronto
While travelling in Ontario, be sure to visit Parliament Hill in Ottawa, The CN Tower in Toronto and the
breathtaking Niagara Falls. The city of Hamilton between Toronto and Niagara-on-the-Lake is a good centre
for touring the area. In Northwestern Ontario the city of Thunder Bay has a surprising number of attractions
for visitors, and in Southwestern Ontario, the cities of Windsor, London, Stratford and Kitchener offer an abundance of activities.
Prince Edward Island - with the capital Charlottetown
Québec - with the capital Quebec City
Québec with its distinct French-Canadian or Quebecois culture and strong sense of history offers a wealth
of diversity. Montréal is home to many excellent festivals and the Notre Dame Basilica. It is a city noted for its
nightlife, food and museums When in Quebec City be sure to visit the historic battlements on the Plains of
Abraham, and the beautiful Chateau Frontenac The Laurentian Mountains offer a variety of year-round
adventures - especially for winter sports. The Saguenay Region is great for Whale Watching. Visit the spectacular Gaspe Peninsula in the South St Lawrence area.
Saskatchewan - with the capital Regina
Moments you'll never forget. Canoe the historic Churchill River on a hot July day. Hike through the cool boreal
forest on a misty morning. Ride on horseback across the open range. Spend a lazy day at the beach. Fly over
unnamed lakes to legendary fly-in fishing camps. When you're in Saskatchewan, live every moment.
Over 100,000 lakes, some so crystal clear you can see fish at the bottom. The badlands of Big Muddy,
Killdeer and Frenchman River. The highlands of Cypress Hills and Duck Mountain. The healing waters of
Manitou Springs Mineral Spa. Every region is distinct in its landscape, culture, history and experience.
North West Territories - capital city Yellowknife
They are Canada North of 60 (the 60th Parallel, that is). But that's just the beginning. Much of the Northwest Territories stretches to latitudes above 70 degrees North.
The Northwest Territories is divided into five distinct travel destinations, each with its own Aboriginal heritage
and role in Canadian history. Each one has plenty of natural assets – breathtaking landscapes, rich wildlife
habitat and pristine waters. Each is unforgettable; Western Arctic, Sahtu, Deh Cho, North Slave and South Slave
Nunavut - Iqaluit
Created in 1999 after many years of negotiations between the Government of Canada and the Inuit of the
Nunavut area. The boundaries of Nunavut are based on the largest aboriginal land claim in history – an area of almost 2 million square kilometers.
Iqaluit [ formerly Frobisher Bay ] is Inuktitut for 'place of many fish', it is located near the mouth of the Sylvia
Grinnell River that empties into Frobisher Bay - named after Martin Frobisher who sailed into the bay in search
of the Northwest Passage. Frobisher believed that he had discovered gold on an island in the bay, but it was only fools gold that he took home to England.
Yukon - capital city Whitehorse
Untouched beauty. You'll find it everywhere in Canada's Yukon. From peaceful meadows to rugged
mountains, there's a stunning new landscape around every corner. But the Yukon is more than just a
beautiful place, it's Canada's most unique meeting location. Where else can you meet in the shadow of a glacier or in a Klondike Gold Rush-era saloon?
Calgary - Alberta
Calgary is an attractive and dynamic city situated on the banks of the Bow River and close to Alberta's
majestic Rocky Mountains. The Calgary Stampede is undoubtedly Calgary's best-known visitor attraction. This
event, featuring a large parade and world-class rodeo, draws more than a million people each year. Other
attractions, including the Glenbow Museum, Calgary Tower, Canada Olympic Park and Eau Claire Market, are great places to visit year-round.
Edmonton - Capital City of Alberta
Halifax - Capital City of Nova Scotia
Montreal - Quebec
Toronto - Capital City of Ontario
Vancouver - British Columbia
Winnipeg - Capital City of Manitoba
Cuisine - Canadian cooking
The Canadian Home Cook Book, the - by Ladies of Toronto
First published in 1877, The Home Cook Book was Canada's original fundraising cookbook and soon became
the best-selling Canadian cookbook of the 19th century with 1 in 6 households having a copy. Its astounding
success inspired women's groups across the country to compile their own versions, setting off a community
cookbook phenomenon. Here is a fascinating collection of recipes and remedies compiled by the Ladies of
Toronto and other towns and cities in Canada, also chapters on Housekeeping, Social Observances, Little
Housekeepers, Utensils and more. It has hundreds of plain and healthy recipes along with guide to proper
etiquette and the making of miscellaneous products such as soap, medicines, and preservation. According to
the original title page the over 300 recipes are tested and proven, including: Snow Souffle, India Pickle, Curing ham, and Mountain Cake.
Paperback 392 pages (August 2002); Publisher: Creative Cookbooks
Canadian Bison Association - A taste of North America
A recipe collection featuring the many ways bison can be prepared and served, from hors d'oeuvres to
soups and stews, to steaks, roasts, and ground meat.
It's called A Taste of North America: Bison...Nature's Best is Back. Filled with more than 50 recipes, it also
includes cooking tips for bison meat, and is available in English and French.
Recipe Source - Canadian Recipes
American French Genealogical Society - French-Canadian Recipes
History of Canada
Heritage Canada Foundation - see heritage links
"...preserve and demonstrate and to encourage the preservation and demonstration of the nationally
significant historic, architectural, natural and scenic heritage of Canada with a view to stimulating and promoting the interest of the people of Canada in that heritage."
Music, Culture & Entertainment
Culture.ca - Canada's Cultural Gateway
Explore, find, share the creativity and diversity of Canadian culture on-line
The riches of Canada's museums, galleries, archives and libraries | Thousands of links, articles and
testimonials related to Canada's culture and heritage | First-rate reference collections such as the Canadian
Encyclopedia Online | News of cultural events happening across Canada |The National Library of Canada's on -line reference service.
Canadian Encyclopedia
Festival Seeker - Canada's Guide to Festivals & Events
From music, dance and theatre to sports and food.
So, You Want to Be Canadian: All About the Most Fascinating People in the World and the Magical Place That They Call Home
By Kerry Colburn, Rob Sorensen
Fun, impulse-priced and perfectly timed, a cheerleading pop cultural celebration of Canada and all things
Canadian ride So, you want to be Canadian. Who doesn't these days? Long known as funny, charming,
peaceable types who love to have a good time and always say "thank you" afterwards, Canadians are
enjoying a major renaissance in attention, from their enlightened social policies to their wild and wooly pop
culture. Playfully illustrated and packed with trivia, this cheeky celebration of Canada and all things Canadian
reveals the mysteries of "eh?", why so many famous comedians hail from Canada, and which surprising films
were actually shot in Canada (including Chicago - who knew?) Learn the difference bewteen an Ogo Pogo
and a Windingo, marvel at the dreamy list of famous Canadian hotties, and tap your toes to the all-time
Canadian top 40 smash hit songs. Featuring amazing Canadian inventions, great moments in Canadian history,
a handy Canadian - American translator, and pointers on how to eat, dress, and apologize like a Canadian if
you weren't lucky enough to be born a Canuck, So, You Want to Be Canadian demonstrates - once and for all - why Canada is so cool (formerly just cold).
Paperback 108 pages (September 24, 2004); Publisher: Chronicle Books
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