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Something about lighthouses draws us in. The towering beacons safely guide ships to shore, standing as a pillar of strength against rough seas, time, and weather. They consistently shine a guiding ray of hope even when the wind and surf swirl out of control. Lighthouses come in many shapes and sizes, practically taking on human … Read more
This month, get ready for an intriguing performance at the Grand Theatre in London, Ontario! Catalyst Theatre presents The Invisible – Agents of Ungentlemanly Warfare, a brand-new theatrical musical. From January 16th to February 3rd, you can catch this award-winning Canadian hit on the Spriet Stage. The play uncovers the stories of brave women during … Read more
The Quebec Winter Carnival New to the winter carnival scene? Well, if you’re going to dive in, make it epic with the Quebec Winter Carnival (Carnaval de Québec) – an absolute must-experience winter festival that lights up Quebec City from late January to mid-February. Imagine 18 days of pure magic, where the cityscape transforms into … Read more
Sawasdee kha! Welcome to Thailand, the ultimate holiday destination with something for every traveler. Known as the ‘Land of Smiles,’ Thailand is a well-traveled, tourist-friendly country in Southeast Asia. Whether you are looking for a family-friendly resort, a luxury romantic getaway, or a backpacking adventure, Thailand can cater to all budgets, interests, and activities. This … Read more
Are you searching for an unforgettable and thrilling escape in the Pacific Northwest? Bellingham, Washington, is your ideal destination! Perfectly positioned between the majestic Mount Baker and the serene Bellingham Bay, this lively city boasts an abundance of activities and sights that will enchant visitors of all tastes. A Guide to the Best Things To … Read more
In the United States, the focus turns to Native American Heritage Month every November, dedicated to highlighting the rich culture, traditions, and accomplishments of both the nation’s original inhabitants and their descendants. The official declaration of November as National Native American Heritage Month was enshrined in law in 1990. Shifting to the second Monday in … Read more
Canadian Cities to Live In Canada is often associated with the Rocky Mountains, pristine forests, and long distances between urban centres, but did you know three of its cities are considered the best cities to live in the world? The Economist Intelligence Unit’s (EIU) Global Liveability Index 2022 ranked the best places to live in … Read more
Solo travel can be both rewarding and adventurous, pushing you out of your comfort zone to explore new places and cultures. While some find it scary to embark on a solo trip, many travelers quickly discover the benefits of being alone. Others need an easy way or opportunity to strike up conversations with fellow travelers … Read more