For more information on things to see and do in Canada’s four most popular tourist destinations, please see the specific chapters on British Columbia tourism, Alberta tourism, Ontario tourism, …

The vast majority of British Columbia’s most popular tourist destinations are found in or around the city of Vancouver, which is located on a peninsula in the province’s southwestern corner, …

The most iconic tourist destination in Alberta — and possibly the entire country — is the beautiful Banff National Park and its emerald-green Lake Louise.

A third of Canada’s population lives in Ontario, and the city of Toronto — the country’s largest — contains most of Canada’s world-class attractions, entertainment, and shopping.

The capital, Quebec City, is the most vibrant centre of European influence and French culture in modern-day North America, while the province’s largest, and more cosmopolitan city, …

The soil of this region is the best in Canada, and together the three Prairie provinces house nearly 90 per cent of the country’s arable farmland. Vast fields of wheat , barley and other crops …

Canada is the world's second-largest country, yet most of the land is uninhabited. The main regions of Canada are the mountainous west coast, flat central prairies, eastern forested …

Atlantic Canada comprises a small collection of islands and peninsulas attached to the coast of eastern Quebec and extending into — you guessed it — the Atlantic Ocean. Together, they …

Today, virtually every art tradition has practitioners in modern Canada, from still lifes to the wild mixed-media works found in modern art museums like the National Gallery in Ottawa, or …

The wilderness is one of Canada’s great treasures, and the Canadian National Parks are the system through which the Canadian government protects, preserves, and displays some of the …