Travel And Leisure - Emigrating to Canada

With more than 40 protected areas to choose from, Canada offers visitors a fantastic range of national parks, wilderness areas and marine conservation areas. Also under the purview of the Parks Canada organisation are 159 National Historic Sites available to the public.Canada's national park service is currently working on the goal of...

There are very good public transportation systems within all of Canada's major cities like Vancouver, Toronto, Calgary and Montreal. Single ride fares are reasonably priced for most forms of public transport such as light rail, ferries and buses. Taxis are also easy to find in the large cities, while taking the public bus remains the cheapest...

Canada is a huge country. Travelling by land from one coast to the other can take up to three or four days by car which is why most people fly when they need to move between the different provinces. Of course, there is also a wonderful rail system if time is on your side and the highway network is excellent for car travel.But it's hard to...

Canada is a massive country and really quite unpopulated outside of the main urban centres of Toronto, Alberta and Vancouver. Its natural beauty is exceptional, and Canadians are generally big fans of outdoor recreation and sport, so it's not uncommon to see people out and about even in the middle of winter. With more than three dozen...

Unlike America to the south, there are only a handful of major cities in Canada. There is basically one big metropolitan centre in each of the seven provinces, supported by dozens of smaller towns and rural hamlets. Besides a handful of popular resort towns like Revelstoke or Nelson, most people gravitate towards the larger cities for their...