Guides
The Chinese Restaurant Awards’ 2026 Elite 30 Canada list works as a ready-made travel itinerary for curious diners, bringing polished tasting menus, late-night hotpot, precise dim sum, regional cooking, and family-style seafood feasts together in one national directory.
By Go Canada Staff
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Inspiration
Wellness doesn’t always come wrapped in spa robes and schedules. Along Nova Scotia’s Eastern Shore, it’s found in ocean breezes, windswept beaches, forested trails, and quiet encounters that invite you to slow down, breathe deeply and reconnect with yourself.
By Jenn Smith Nelson
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You can cover a surprising amount of Niagara in 48 hours without turning the weekend into a race. Begin west of St. Catharines with wine, art and butter tarts, spend Saturday in Niagara-on-the-Lake, then follow the river south to chase the mist. Wine country, Old Town and the Falls sit close together on the map, yet each gives the region a different character.
By Go Canada Staff
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Experiences
Lost Lake is one of Whistler's easiest places to reach when you want to walk, run, swim, bike, or just take a break from the village. A new two-hour experience coming in 2027 will give travellers another reason to go, with Talaysay Tours sharing Indigenous knowledge, plant teachings and stories tied to the surrounding forest.
By Go Canada Staff
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Experiences
Pack the clubs and make a day of it at four GTHA courses shaped by quarries, farmland and tournament history, delivering memorable layouts, strong dining and enough character to justify the drive.
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Experiences
Icewine may have put Canadian wine on the map, but it tells only a small part of the story. Across the country, winemakers are producing everything from structured reds and mineral-driven chardonnays to crisp coastal whites and serious sparkling wines, shaped by landscapes and climates that vary dramatically from one region to the next.
By Vicki Duong
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Where to Stay
Vrbo’s 2026 Canadian list of top vacation rentals is stacked with memorable stays. These three properties stood out to us for the very different trips they make possible across Canada.
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Private cottages are only one part of the Muskoka experience. Across Bala, Bracebridge, and Gravenhurst, local restaurants, markets, breweries and accommodations give visitors plenty of reasons to plan a day trip, spend a weekend or build a longer journey through the region.
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Guides
Seeing the northern lights in person doesn’t have to stay on your bucket list. In the Yukon, they’re easier to experience than you might think. The territory offers one of the planet's longest, most reliable aurora seasons, and it’s just a short flight from many Canadian and US cities. If you’ve always wanted to see the aurora but never quite knew where to start, this guide is for you.
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