Skip’s Fish n’ Chips is located in Summerside, Prince Edward Island (PEI). It’s a local joint, and doesn’t look like much of anything from the outside. Despite this, we’d heard through the grapevine that the fish n’ chips offered here were the best around, and decided to try it out regardless of our first impression…
Prince Edward Island (PEI) is Canada’s smallest province. It’s the land of Anne of Green Gables, rich red soil, potatoes, fresh seafood, beautiful beaches and colourful small towns. To visit the east coast of Canada and not visit PEI would be a shame, for there is so much to see in this small yet bountiful province.…
Hopewell Rocks is one of New Brunswick’s most famous attractions. The large sandstone rocks are a natural wonder, having been created and carved throughout time by the powerful Bay of Fundy tides. The tides in the Bay of Fundy are the highest in the world! They result from a combination of the gravitational force of…
Rainhard Brewing Co. is a relative newcomer to the Toronto beer-brewing scene, as they only began sharing their beer with Torontonians in May 2015. Until a few Sundays ago, I didn’t know it existed, and now I have a new Toronto brewery that I’m looking forward to visiting on the somewhat regular, and stopping in at with beer-loving family…
One of the incredible things about living in Canada is that access to nature is always within reach. Canada boasts hundreds of provincial and national parks, where you can experience the natural landscape and appreciate the majestic beauty this country has to offer. Home to the highest tides in the world, the Bay of Fundy is…
People tend to be all over the map when it comes to how to best plan a vacation. Some people use travel agents because they don’t want to be heavily involved in the planning process, some people spend hours on the internet researching, gathering information and booking on their own, and some people use a…
Quebec City sits on the mighty St Lawrence River in the predominately French-speaking province of Quebec, Canada. It’s a beautiful city, and is known best for the walled, UNESCO world heritage area in the centre of the city called “Old Quebec”, and the majestic Château Frontenac Hotel that towers over the city as it’s icon.…
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