Fernie in the Kootenay Rockies of southern British Columbia is a popular base for outdoor adventures, but is also proud of its historic downtown and vibrant arts scene.
King’s Landing west of Fredericton, New Brunswick, recreates a 19th century village throughout its 300 acres of restored and reconstructed buildings.
To photograph the northern lights here’s some tips to capture rewarding photos – equipment and exposure, using a tripod, and having a foreground subject.
Boundary Bog Hiking Trail in Prince Albert National Park, Saskatchewan combines a patchwork of upland forest habitat with a boardwalk to the heart of a boreal black spruce bog.
Black-tailed prairie dogs live in expansive colonies in Grasslands National Park, Saskatchewan, the only place in Canada where you can see them in their natural habitat.
In Saskatchewan, use your Parks Canada Discovery Pass to visit Grasslands National Park, Prince Albert National Park, and several fascinating historic sites highlighting people and events of the past.
