The ByWard market could become a National Historic site by its 200th birthday

Ottawa’s ByWard market celebrates its 200th anniversary in 2027, and the city is looking to honour it with a designation as a ...

City pushes to make ByWard Market a national historic site

City of Ottawa staff are looking to ask the federal government to deem the ByWard Market a national historic site to help ...

This Iconic Canadian National Park Is Even More Magical in the Winter With Skiing, Frozen Waterfalls, and Castle Hotels

The three-week SnowDays Festival takes place in January and February. It's a great time to visit for those looking to watch ...

Calls for grizzly hunts to return to Western Canada oversimplify a complex ecological issue

Hunting advocacy organizations and politicians are inciting a moral panic about grizzly bears, oversimplifying an inherently ...

Tucked Between The Rockies And Purcell Mountains Is A Breathtaking Resort Destination For Year-Round Adventure

Surrounded by breathtaking mountains and situated next to a lake, this Canadian resort community offers outdoor activities ...

Don’t Miss These 5 UNESCO Sites of Alberta—More Than Any Other Province in Canada

Alberta boasts more UNESCO World Heritage sites —protected areas or landmarks possessing cultural creativity, historical ...
Travel + Leisure

These Underrated National Parks Just Tied as the Best in Canada—With Quiet Beaches, Orca Sightings, and Scenic Spots

Outdoor enthusiasts may recognize Banff and Jasper National Park as some of the most popular destinations in Canada, but a new ranking shines a spotlight on some lesser-known spots more than worth a ...
USA Today

National park communities may lose millions each day during the shutdown

A government shutdown has caused National Parks to operate with reduced staff, impacting nearby businesses. Gateway communities near national parks risk losing up to $80 million in visitor spending ...
The Advocate

This reservoir state park in north Louisiana offers hikes, camping, history and more

Catherine S. Comeaux and her family spent three summers exploring state, national and provincial parks — from Louisiana to Alaska then Nova Scotia and along the Mississippi River in between. This year ...