Category: Accommodation
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Your Camping Grill Sucks, This One Doesn’t. Fund It On Kickstarter And Save Your Food Forever
You know that gross metal grill you got ten years ago that’s a pain to use? You remember, the one that you’ve never officially “cleaned” per se, on account of the logic that flames kill bacteria? We all have that clunky grill that doesn’t pack away nicely. That charred, somewhat rusty grill that ends up…
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The Canoe: An Icon of Canadian Culture
Canada would never have been fully explored without the help of the canoe. It’s a canadian icon, a hobby, a sport, and one of the most serene ways to travel. This ~30min documentary, published by Travel Ontario Canada, encapsulates the significance of this amazing tool. Dramatic visuals, superb audio. Kick back and get inspired to…
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Backcountry Camping: What you need to know before you head out
If you’re new to backcountry camping, welcome. Hiking and camping in the backcountry is an experience like no other, and it’s one that you don’t want to miss. Before you grab your gear and load up your pack, there are a few things you need to know. Get fit Camping in the backcountry is not…
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The Average Apartment Rental Costs Across Canada [Infographic]
Looking for the average cost of rent for apartments? This handy infographic will give you a fairly up to date overview of the typical monthly costs for bachelor, one bedroom, two bedroom and three bedroom apartments. If you’re going to be moving to Canada for any period it’s good to get a sense of what you’re…
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How to spot the Northern Lights in Canada
Spotting the Northern Lights (aurora borealis) is high on just about everybody’s bucket list. Learning how to view the Northern Lights in Canada is surprisingly simple, and while they’re not the easiest natural phenomenon to come across, be warned they will require some late nights. With the right surroundings, some careful planning, and a touch of…
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Huge views and Tiny Homes in Waterton Lakes National Park
Waterton Lakes National Park is tucked away in the southwest corner of Alberta, hugging the American border, nestled between Mt Crandell and Vimy Peak. Established in 1932 this amazing national park is one park you have to commit a full weekend to. My wife and I recently set off on a long weekend exploration of the park to…
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Visit These Canadian Casino Resorts for a Superb Time
While our friends in the states tend to see more tourism for casinos down in Atlantic City and Vegas, those looking for a bit of a gaming getaway are in for a surprise. Canada is home to countless Casinos that welcome gamblers big and small. From Toronto to Vancouver, you can find beautiful gambling establishments all across…
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5 Quirky Accommodations Available in Canada’s National Parks
Parks Canada is without a doubt one of my favourite organizations in Canada. Not only are they caring for some of the most serene, majestic National Parks, they have created some unique spaces for travellers who want to experience nighttime inside their parks. With a bit of planning, you may even be able to convince the anti-camper to…
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Backpacking in Europe vs. Backpacking in Canada – Things to consider
Europe is the one of the most massive destinations in the world offering different countries to explore while you’re there. Depending on how much time you need to travel and the amount of places you want to explore, backpacking isn’t always cheap. Whether you’re travelling alone or with friends, there are countless things to consider. Just like…