Prince Edward County (PEC) is known as that special gem that sparkles with art, food, wine and beaches on Lake Ontario’s northeastern shore. Enterprising people, with creative sensibilities, have turned the County into a wonderful destination in which to live, and to visit.

Incorporated as a town in 1858, Collingwood became a shipping hub for products that were destined for the upper Great Lakes ports of Chicago and Thunder Bay.

While others may curse winter, it’s actually looked upon as a gift in Sapporo and the other fabulous ski regions of Hokkaido. READ MORE

Old Town Scottsdale is known as the west’s most western town and an ultimate desert destination.

An inspiring photo assignment led National Geographic photographer Adam Ferguson from Montreal to Northern Québec, Canada, and into the creative heart of a welcoming community of Cree people, to capture how Indigenous artists reveal and sustain their culture.

These small ships accommodate just over 900 passengers, and all suites have a veranda. Add approximately 450 crew, and you’re getting first-rate service.

Elvis isn’t the only entertainer who has walked the neatly-kept streets of Andermatt’s historic Old Town.

The Trent-Severn Waterway is a 368-kilometre canal route connecting Lake Ontario (in Trenton) with Lake Huron (at Port Severn). It’s along this route that you come across some of the most picturesque shorelines and feats of ingenuity

The Czech Republic has experienced its share of upheaval over the past century. Czechoslovakia gained its independence following the collapse of the powerful Austro-Hungarian Empire after World War I.

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