Prince Edward Island, Canada — the red-sand island that inspired Anne of Green Gables — pairs the Cavendish farmhouse and dunes of PEI National Park with lighthouse coast, world-famous seafood, and gentle pastoral beauty across the Confederation Bridge.

The Clayfield has opened in Niagara-on-the-Lake, bringing a new 102-room wine-country hotel, rooftop, restaurant and spa to Ontario’s famed wine region.

Bancroft, Ontario — the 'Mineral Capital of Canada' — sits on a stretch of billion-year-old Canadian Shield holding nearly every mineral type on the planet, drawing rockhounds worldwide to its mines, its Gemboree, and its lake-and-forest Highlands setting.

Île d'Orléans, Quebec — a farm-covered island in the St. Lawrence River minutes from Quebec City — pairs six historic French villages, 17th-century stone houses, and pick-your-own orchards with cideries, vineyards, and the birthplace of French Canada.

Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario — the twin city of Michigan's Soo across the St. Marys River — pairs a historic canal and revitalized waterfront with the world's only bushplane museum, the famous Agawa Canyon Tour Train, and a gateway to Northern Ontario wilderness.

Directly across the Detroit River from Detroit, Windsor, Ontario pairs big-city access, publicly funded healthcare, and Canadian affordability into one of the most talked-about cross-border cities in North America.

Across the river from New York and wrapped in wine country, Niagara Falls, Ontario draws Americans with world-famous scenery, publicly funded healthcare, and housing well below the Toronto market.

A historic limestone city where Lake Ontario meets the St. Lawrence River, Kingston, Ontario pairs Canada's first capital heritage, a walkable waterfront downtown, three universities, and the Thousand Islands near the U.S. border.

Home to the renowned Stratford Festival, Stratford, Ontario pairs world-class theatre, a swan-dotted riverfront, a celebrated food scene, and a walkable historic downtown into one of Canada's great cultural small cities.

British Columbia's capital on the southern tip of Vancouver Island, Victoria pairs the mildest climate in Canada, a walkable Inner Harbour, gardens and whale-watching, and English charm just across the water from Washington State.

A perfectly preserved 19th-century town where the Niagara River meets Lake Ontario, Niagara-on-the-Lake pairs Canada's premier wine country, the Shaw Festival, and a walkable heritage main street just minutes from the U.S. border.

A heritage mountain town on Kootenay Lake in southeastern British Columbia, Nelson pairs a celebrated arts scene, Victorian streetscapes, world-class skiing and outdoors, and a laid-back culture near the U.S. border.

Explore Québec City’s historic old town, festivals, scenic riverfront, and French‑inspired culture. Your essential guide to must‑see sights, best eats, and seasonal highlights.

Victoria, British Columbia is a charming destination that draws visitors with its stunning gardens, including the world-famous Butchart Gardens. The city's British colonial influence is evident in its architecture, such as the iconic Parliament Buildings and the Fairmont Empress, adding a touch of elegance to the urban landscape. These are the best reasons to visit Vancouver, BC.

Spring is the perfect time for Americans to explore Canada, just across the US border. The snow has melted, flowers are blooming, and cities are coming alive with festivals and outdoor activities. Here are five of the best destinations just over the US-Canada border to visit in spring, and why they make for an unforgettable getaway.

We sat down with Executive Chef Elliot Beaudoin of Restaurant Légende in Québec City. The cuisine you will discover will stimulate all your senses. A menu inspired by the culinary heritage and the imprint left by time on cuisine.An authentic cuisine where each dish is the result of visual, olfactory and taste research. An experience that highlights the terroir of Québec. Live the experience.

Dreaming of a new life abroad away from the United States? Moving to another country doesn’t have to be complicated. These countries not only offer straightforward immigration processes but also boast incredible lifestyles, affordability, and opportunities for Americans looking to relocate. So, pack your bags and get ready to embrace a new chapter in one of these incredible new destinations.

Dotted along the Tay River, this quaint snowy town looks like it’s straight out of a Hallmark movie. The annual "Festival of Good Cheer" brings holiday magic to life with caroling, horse-drawn sleigh rides, and an artisan market. The holidays are a magical time to explore Canada’s charming small towns, which transform into winter wonderlands filled with twinkling lights and cozy vibes.

Hop aboard the VIA Rail train from Winnipeg to Churchill, Manitoba, and discover one of Canada’s most incredible experiences. This 1,700-kilometer journey transports you from Winnipeg to the remote Arctic tundra, where the charming town of Churchill, known as the “Polar Bear Capital of the World,” awaits. There are only two ways to get here, and driving isn’t one of them.

Historic boardwalks, festivals, and seafood scenes make this Maritime capital a standout destination. Here are the top five reasons to visit Halifax, Nova Scotia right now.