A Gap Year in Canada Can Be Fun!
Sep 28th
Some Americans have never heard of the term, “gap year”, because it is something that was almost frowned upon in the past. If a student left high school and didn’t go directly into college, they were considered some kind of a waste case, and most people thought they would never return to school. But, times have changed and more and more people are realizing the value of travel and getting first-hand knowledge of different cultures, traditions, foods, and lifestyles. By spending your gap year in Canada, you will get to experience a part of North American culture that most people More >
Travelling to Canada – Visitor’s Visas
Sep 27th
Traveling to Canada from overseas? Generally Americans traveling to Canada have a fairly easy time to cross the border, as long as they have the necessary documentation and all is in order. However for those gravelling from afar it may be a somewhat more complex and rigorous process. All in all it’s a matter of proper preparation and documentation. That is of course the travelers and tourists are prudent in satisfying the current equipments of documentation and process.
Nothing takes the requirements for full and thorough reading of the necessary forms. If you are unsure of words or what they mean More >
Traveller’s Guide to Canada
Sep 27th
Canada is one of the largest countries in the world, whose territory stretches from the Atlantic to the Pacific oceans and from its border of over five thousand miles with America to the Arctic Circle. Three quarters of the population lives within 200 miles of the US border.
Much influenced by its economic ties with America, Canada also has historical links to the United Kingdon and to France (French is the official language of the province of Quebec, which is three times the area of France).
International trade makes up a large part of the Canadian economy, particularly of its natural resources. More >
Beautiful Newfoundland Canada
Sep 26th
Newfoundland is one of the most beautiful provinces in Canada and has become a vacation spot for anyone who loves to participate in all that nature has to offer. There are several outdoors activities that the whole family can become involved in and fully enjoy including skiing and hiking.
Hiking is at its finest in the Newfoundland province. You can hike the Trans Canada Trial which leads to every province in Canada. The Tans Canada Trail is over twenty thousand kilometers long so you will probably only want to hike a very small portion of that trail.
Skiing has always been and More >
Touring Western Canada – A Spectacular Winter Idyll
Sep 26th
A trip to Canada is right for anyone with a sense of adventure and a love of magnificent scenery and friendly faces. Here we outline some highlights of a tour which starts in Calgary and ends in Vancouver – easily covered in 10 or 11 days, with a few nights in Banff and Jasper to savour the mountain scenes, and an unforgettable train ride too.
Starting in Calgary, a simple morning tour is a great way to take in the atmosphere of this go-ahead, elegant city of skyscrapers and diverse shopping centres. Amongst the attractions is Calgary’s Saddledome, the city’s 17,000-seat More >
Hotels – Backpacking In Canada
Sep 25th
Every year, thousands of us load up our backpacks and set off on our own little adventures across vast landscapes and bustling city environments.
When we think of backpacking, the first countries that usually spring to mind are Australia and New Zealand. Indeed, many do choose to head to the Southern Hemisphere – mostly because of the climate, and in some cases the surf.
However, have you ever thought about backpacking through destinations in the northern hemisphere? If you’re looking to get away and explore vast wildernesses dotted with hostels and lively cities along the way, then Canada should be somewhere you More >
More Reasons to Immigrate to Canada!
Sep 25th
Obviously, you have given at least some thought to immigrating to Canada or you wouldn’t be reading this report. While you probably have your own reasons for considering such a move, here are a few others to think about:
As of July 26, 2005, no occupations were classified as restricted by Canada’s Citizenship and Immigration department. Restricted occupations are ones that would not count towards your Pass-Mark score, regardless of the years of experience you have with that job. Some common jobs may be restricted if the need for workers to fill them is met.
As of February 18, 2005, More >
Car Hire Conditions in Canada
Sep 24th
Canada is a big part of Northern America. It is one of the more popular countries of the world and it is the best destination during the winter months. If you love the snow and the activities associated with it, Canada simply is the place to be.
Many travelers to Canada go here for business or pleasure or both. If you intend to stay here for a while, it is strongly suggested that you get a car to use as your own transport around here. Doing so won’t only provide you both comfort and convenience – you also get to maximize More >
Canada Travel – Hotels in Calgary
Sep 24th
Canada is one of the biggest countries in the world (in fact it is the second largest country by total area) and lies in the northern part of North America. There are several things for which Canada is renowned in the world, one of them being the splendid nature that can be seen in any part of it. Therefore, to this country travel yearly many tourists seeking to spend active vacations, cultural holidays or only to enjoy short relaxing getaways. Tourist attractions can be found everywhere and due to the size of the country are also in a very large More >
The Miracle of Nature – Niagara Falls Canada
Sep 23rd
More than 18 billion visit Canada just to get a glimpse of a massive wonder of the world – Niagara Falls, Canada. However, Niagara Falls, also known as simply the Falls, is also seen from U.S. It is known to be a horseshoe on the Canadian side and a Bridal Veil on the American.
The Horseshoe Falls, measuring 2,600 feet wide and over 170 feet tall, spurts over 600,000 gallon per second. This enormous size of gush moves into Upper Great Lakes, then Lake Ontario, and ultimately in the ocean. It’s definitely a huge contributor to Great Lakes, which holds around More >
