Learn about the culture, art and history of Canada’s First Nations, Inuit and Metis peoples. Listen to their stories and discover a deep connection to the land, water and skies of Turtle Island (Canada).
The Cave and Basin National Historic Site should be on your list of places to visit at Banff National Park. It offers natural wonder, history, and Indigenous significance and is vital to Canada’s national park history. This site was the first ever federally protected reserve in Canada and...
Pukaskwa National Park is located on the northeast shore of Lake Superior in northern Ontario. This smaller national park is packed with backcountry adventures, family-friendly hikes, breathtakingly beautiful beaches, rugged and wild shorelines and the legendary history and culture of the...
Alberta has one of the most diverse landscapes in the country. You’ll find majestic mountain ranges of the Canadian Rockies, ranchlands on the eastern slopes, open prairie and grasslands, wind-sculpted badlands and vast boreal forest in the north. While it’s full of natural wonders...
The west coast of Vancouver Island offers rugged coastlines, sweeping beaches, sand dunes and thick temperate rainforests. All these natural wonders can be seen and experienced at the Pacific Rim National Park Reserve, located between Ucluelet and Tofino, BC. While this now tourist...