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What's
so great about Canada? Poutine, hockey and nature
msnbc.com
... Ryerson University in Toronto. He's lived in Toronto, Edmonton, Calgary
and Montreal and have worked and travelled in every region of the True
North. |
Women's
hockey comes of age
Ottawa Citizen
Female hockey's long struggle for legitimacy officially began in 1892
with
a game in Barrie, Ont., recognized by Hockey Canada as Canada's first
women's ... ED's Note: With all the ice in Barrie
(see winter
photos), it is no wonder Women's hockey could have started on Lake
Simcoe in Barrie. |
Family
Day - but no family
Canada NewsWire (press release) - 9 hours ago
8 /CNW/ - Family Day was first introduced in 1990 in Alberta, Canada to
honour the family values of the founders of that province and has since
expanded to ... What About a Singles Day?? |
Maple
syrup on tap Victoria Times Colonist
... 2010 Maple tapping and syrup-making has enjoyed a surge in popularity
on Vancouver Island, and the Bigleaf Maple Syrup Festival at the BC Forest
Most of the Maple Syrup Production in Eastern Canada starts in late February
March See more on Maple
Syrup regions and festivals in Canada ... |
2010
Winter Olypmics Stimulate Sport Tourism Demand
Unique winter venues sometimes hard to find Liberal While ski resorts
within a short driving distance for York Region residents offer alpine
skiing, snowboarding or cross-country skiing, none offer ski ... |
Tourism
Toronto Starts the Decade With More Swagger
The G20 summit in June 2010, the Pan Am Games in 2015, World
Pride in 2014 and the International Indian Film Academy Awards (IIFA)
in 2011. These events bring with them international media attention, thousands
of hotel room nights and millions of visitor dollars spent on everything
from restaurant meals to taxis to attractions. In the first weeks of 2010,
another win for Toronto came when it was announced the JUNO Awards and
week-long 40th anniversary festival would take place in Toronto in March
2011. |
Steve
Bauer launches Canadian cycling team; aims to compete against world's
best
The Canadian Press
A group of 15 riders was unveiled as part of a gala ceremony Thursday
at the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto. The team, comprised of 13 Canadians,
... |
| WestJet
returns to the Québec Winter Carnival
Canada NewsWire (press release)
... with Carnival is the WestJet zip line across the Plains of Abraham.
... The WestJet Fun 'n Festivals Series helps bring people and celebration
together ... |
Library
and Archives is Pleased to Collaborate With Black History Ottawa in Launching
Black History Month 2010
OTTAWA, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Jan. 28, 2010) - Library and Archives Canada
is pleased to collaborate with Black History Ottawa for the official launch
of Black History Month 2010, a celebration highlighting the many achievements
and contributions made by people of African descent. |
Canada’s
Capital Region The National Capital Commission (NCC) and
the Ottawa Senators Hockey Club are teaming up to celebrate Canada’s national
sport as part of the Hockey Day in Canada activities being held across
the country this Saturday |
Dinning
Out Will Never be the same:
Port Severn Ontario: Saturday February 20th . Innkeeper Basil Fawlty makes
a return visit to Christie's Mill Inn and Spato give some culinary tips.
a night of hilarity with Basil as he entertains our guests during dinner
with a culinary lesson like you have never experienced. Dinner event only
for $75* per person
Overnight
package starting at $130.50 per person |
10-storey
sculpture gets some high praise
Ottawa Citizen
... by New York sculptor Roxy Paine, is to be installed this summer in
the park behind the gallery, about 75 metres from the Samuel de Champlain
statue. ... |
Warm
Your Toes, Open Your Mind Along Winnipeg’s River Trail
Warming Huts Become Architectural Showcase
WINNIPEG, Manitoba, Canada, Jan. 21, 2010 — Skaters,
skiers and strollers, get ready to see some extreme architecture along
Manitoba’s most famous winter trail this year. The Assiniboine
Credit Union River Trail will soon be home to five architectural marvels,
each cleverly designed as a warming hut.
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Southern
Georgian Bay 2010 Visitor Guide
Discover one of Canada's most significant tourist destinations North of
Toronto. The new 2010 Visitor Guide provides winter carnival information
plus historic, romantic, boating and family fun resort destinations. There
are contacts for accommodations, attractions, day cruises, dining, recreation,
relaxation and spas and wellness ........
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SHARE
your PHOTO MEMORIES OF THE Rideau Canal Skateway WITH THE NCC
Canada’s Capital Region — To highlight the 40th skating season of the
Rideau Canal Skateway, the National Capital Commission (NCC) invites all
Canadians to share with us your best memories of skating on the Rideau
Canal since 1971. The NCC is looking for images that represent the best
the Rideau Canal Skateway has to offer for both residents and visitors
to Canada’s Capital Region.
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Algonquin
park in Central Ont. offers wide variety of wilderness experiences
The Canadian Press - ?Jan 18, 2010?
It covers 7600 square kilometres and two very different landscapes between
the Ottawa River and Georgian Bay. The west side, especially the southwest,
...
See more details on Algonquin
Park Area |
Safety
Emphasized for First-Time Skiers and Snowboarders During National Ski
and Snowboard Week.
TORONTO, Jan. 15 /CNW/ - Discovering and learning something new can be
a little nerve-wrecking, but exciting at the same time. During National
Learn to Ski and Snowboard Week, January 16-24, 2010, many Ontario
ski areas are ready to help make your new snow sport experience the
best it can be. So what's the best way to start? Learn how to be safe.
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Bigfoot
Lunch Club: Stephen Colbert Asked to Join Search for Bigfoot
By EpicGilgamesh
Tourism Harrison is a Canadian non-profit society, incorporated under
the BC Society Act (Harrison Tourism Society) and is governed by a volunteer
Board of Directors. It was formed in 2007 in recognition of the vital
role tourism plays ... |
NationTalk.ca
- PEI Set to Capture International Attention at ...
“In addition to PEI's two-week presence at Atlantic Canada House
during the Olympics, beginning on February 17 and 18, we get to promote
the province to the world as we host PEI Days. Our Island's culture, tourism,
talent, culinary, ... |
TRAVEL
IN BRIEF
TheChronicleHerald.ca
Staff at Ross Farm, part of the Nova Scotia Museum, will show visitors
how to make a wooden toboggan during a workshop session Jan. 30-31. ... |
Start
planning for 200th bash: admirers
The Kingston Whig-Standard
A year's worth of events celebrating Macdonald would be a boon to tourism,
both nationally and locally, said Milnes. "Look at the raw economic
sense in it," ... |
| National
Geographic Society honours Frontenac biosphere
The Kingston Whig-Standard
National Geographic Society's Center for Sustainable Destinations defines
geotourism as tourism that sustains or enhances the geographical character
of a ... |
Royal
Canadian Mint releases 25-cent coin celebrating Cindy Klassen's five ...
Canada NewsWire (press release) - Jan 5, 2010
Canadians can look forward to the release of the remaining 2010 Olympic
and Paralympic Winter Games themed circulation coins: the 2010 Lucky Loonie
coin
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Winterlicious or Barrielicious
2010 Toronto-Barrie
The winter season can be an exciting one for dining out as many
towns and cities reduce their prices for the annual or semi-annual Winterlicious
style events. See Toronto
Life for details on the Toronto version, or Barrie
Travel News for Ski & Snow Country foodies. More information on
Barrie Ontario |
| International
Boating Experts and AdventurersEducate, Inspire and Entertain at the 2010
Toronto Boat Show
Seminar topics range from Boat Buying Basics to Circumnavigating
the World
Toronto, ON – January 4, 2010 – Getting into boating is easy at the 52nd
annual Toronto International Boat Show. From January 9-17, hourly seminars
will be offered to entertain, educate and inspire novice and experienced
boaters alike. Boating experts from throughout the world including Ontario
and Canada will offer Toronto Boat Show visitors everything from boating
basics to spellbinding boating adventures. The show provides an opportunity
for those thinking of getting into a water sport and taking a summer vacation
in Ontario North of Toronto.
Travel
- Something for everyone at Toronto International Boat Show
NorthernLife.ca
... daily seminars at the Great Canadian Fish Tank, a 40-foot long aquarium
filled with 5000 gallons of water and stocked with native Ontario marine
life. ...
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