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BTS returns to Canada for two nights at Rogers Stadium in Toronto, and we help you build an entire weekend around it. Here is where to find official merchandise, Korean food and culture, fan events, plus the practical details every concertgoer should know.
By Go Canada Staff
Where to Stay
From Japanese-inspired cabins on Bowen Island to a legendary oceanfront inn in Tofino, these British Columbia hotels turn the province’s forests, mountains and coastlines into part of the experience.
By Sara Harowitz
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Canada has no shortage of celebrated hotels, restaurants, bars and wineries, but a recent update from World’s 50 Best offers a useful snapshot of the places earning international attention right now. Its expanded Discovery guide added more than 650 venues worldwide, including a strong Canadian showing that stretches from Fogo Island to Vancouver Island.
By Go Canada Staff
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Destinations
On the western edge of Vancouver Island, roads eventually stop being the main way of getting around. In Nootka Sound, boats, floatplanes, helicopters, and weather windows take over, connecting remote communities tucked between mountains, rainforest, and open ocean. For travellers heading beyond Gold River toward Tahsis and Yuquot, the journey itself becomes inseparable from the experience.
By Taylor Burk
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Destinations
Experience Toronto from a fresh perspective with these four stunning sky-high restaurants. From rooftop patios to revolving dining rooms, savor exquisite cuisine alongside sweeping city views that redefine fine dining.
By Andrea Yu
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The Sunshine Coast feels like a tucked-away corner of British Columbia that locals would rather keep to themselves. But once you arrive, you’re part of the rhythm: ferry rides, forest walks, and feasts. This gastronomic guide takes you on a journey through 11 of the best spots that capture the region’s charm, one plate at a time.
By Alyssa Hirose
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Experiences
The Canada Strong Pass is back for summer 2026, offering free access to national parks, discounted VIA Rail travel, and reduced museum admission across the country. Running through peak travel season, the pass makes it easier to build a trip that covers more ground.
By Go Canada Staff
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Just south of downtown, Mount Pleasant delivers the kind of neighbourhood experienced travellers are always hoping to find: independent shops, standout food, walkable streets, and a strong sense of local character. Whether you’re here for Michelin-recognized dining, a brewery crawl, or an afternoon browse, this corner of Vancouver rewards curiosity.
By Vivian Chung
Experiences
Within an hour or two of Vancouver, you can move from mountain-side fairways in Whistler and Pemberton to classic parkland layouts in Langley and links-style golf along the Fraser River. Whether you’re building a dedicated golf getaway or adding a round or two onto a broader British Columbia trip, this stretch of Western Canada offers some of the most scenic and varied public golf in the country.
By Go Canada Staff
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