Must Do Canada

10/01/2026

Get a taste of the Old West!

Fort Whoop-Up is a replica of an original fur trading fort built in the late 1800s. It's a great place to learn about some of 's and Alberta's just minuted from downtown !

For many visitors to Alberta, they want to experience a little taste of the old west. Popular places to get that western vibe are usually the Bar-U-Ranch, the Cowboy Trail, and small towns scattered throughout the prairies. But old west culture is also in Lethbridge, Alberta, and we recently had the...

10/01/2026

Whether you’re looking to stay in a luxurious cabin in the mountains or go rustic deep into the woods, we’ve got some incredible ideas for cabin rentals in Alberta.

If you're looking for a unique place to stay in Alberta's vast nature, we've got you covered with only the best cabin rentals in Alberta.

09/30/2026

In 1973, six-year-old Phyllis Webstad arrived at residential school wearing a brand-new orange shirt her grandmother had bought for her.

To Phyllis, that shirt represented something simple but deeply important: belonging.

On her first day, it was taken away.

Today, Orange Shirt Day is an opportunity to remember the children who were taken from their families, communities, languages and cultures — and to reflect on the lasting impact of residential schools.

Every Child Matters. 🧡

🪶 READ Phyllis’s story: https://orangeshirtday.org/about/phyllis-story/

09/29/2026

Did you know that a little island belonging to can be visited off the coast of ? St.Pierre and Miquelon is about as unique as it gets in North America!

Welcome to St. Pierre et Miquelon, a slice of France in North Ameri...

09/28/2026

Ontario is the second-largest province in Canada and has the highest population, so it’s no surprise that there are a lot of cabin rentals in Ontario to choose from. Whether you’re on a budget or looking for a lakeside mansion, there’s likely something to suit your taste.

Looking to escape the big cities & admire sunsets over a beautiful lake? In this guide, we'll give you 25 ideas for cabin rentals in Ontario.

09/24/2026

Talk about a big attraction in a small town!

From their beautifully restored carriages, an education in carriages and history, as well as their horse stables, the Re*****on Carriage Museum has become a big attraction in , .

Have you been?

I’m always amazed by big attractions that lay hidden away in small towns just beyond the beaten path. I find travel is like an onion. As you peel away one layer, another emerges. Such is the case for the Re*****on Carriage Museum, which is located in Cardston, Alberta. Despite living in Alberta an...

09/24/2026

As Alberta’s capital city, Edmonton has a lot to offer. From North America’s largest mall to the largest urban park in Canada, there are lots of things to do in the city. But aside from shopping, festivals, and an incredible waterpark, you’ll also find some unique and wonderful .

Whether you’re looking to learn about ’s or ’s history or perhaps going even deeper into the prehistoric days and our natural history, there are all sorts of incredible museums to suit all tastes.

There's so many Edmonton Museums that make for a great visit. From Fort Edmonton Park to the Royal Alberta Museum and so much more...

09/22/2026

In this video we did with Best Western Hotels, you can see why VANCOUVER is one of the most visited cities in Canada.

After traveling across Canada for 120 days, Matt, Karla and Justin ...

09/21/2026

As the second-largest city in , there are a lot of incredible restaurants in . Whether you’re looking for breakfast, lunch, brunch, or dinner, Edmonton has something for everyone.

From high-end experiences to “greasy spoon” brunches, these are some of the best in the city!

Who doesn't love delicious food? Well, in this guide to a happy belly, we'll show you some of the BEST restaurants in Edmonton.

09/17/2026

This is Alberta's newest Provincial Park!

Castle Provincial Park was designated in 2017, creating a 105,000-hectare treasure chest of rocky mountain scenery, lakes, and rivers located 45-min south of .

2017 was an exciting year for Alberta. We got a new provincial park! Castle Provincial Park, located just 45-minutes South of Pincher Creek, is a 105,000-hectare treasure chest of rocky mountain scenery, lakes, and rivers. It’s also much less crowded than heavily established parks like Banff, Jasp...