Road-trip routes, hidden-gem lakes, and regional cabin culture coast to coast.
Here's the thing about Ontario that most people don't know: you can camp for free on millions of acres of public land. No fees, no reservations, no fighting for that last spot at Algonquin. Just you, the wilderness, and whatever gear you can carry.
There's a lake in Saskatchewan where you literally can't sink.
The United States announced yesterday that it will increase national park entrance fees for foreign tourists - just days after Canada launched its Canada Strong Pass program offering free admission to all Parks Canada sites for everyone, regardless of nationality.
This year, the federal government is making the choice of what to do this summer a whole lot easier with the Canada Strong Pass.
Canada Day weekend is fast approaching, and there's no better time to celebrate everything that makes our country so special.
Canada’s claim to fame as the planet’s ultimate “lake country” isn’t just patriotic bragging; it’s backed by some eye-popping numbers: * Over 2 million lakes in total, 563 of them bigger than 100 km², cover about 9 % of the nation’s surface. * A 2016 McGill-led analysis of
