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| MONTREAL CELEBRATES IN STYLE |
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| 2017 Spring/Summer Issue |
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| Never a city to hold one party when it could hold three, Montréal is celebrating the 50th anniversary of Expo 67, Canada’s 150th birthday and the city’s 375th anniversary in 2017. |
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| GREAT CANADIAN ADVENTURES |
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| 2017 Spring/Summer Issue |
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| Canada is celebrating 150 years as a nation in 2017 and tour operators, hotels and governments are teeing up exceptional journeys and experiences that aim a spotlight on this milestone anniversary. |
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| ABOUNDING BEAUTY IN LAKE CHARLES |
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| 2017 Spring/Summer Issue |
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| If you crave more family time and less screen time, visit Louisiana’s Outback near Lake Charles, where alligators swim lazily by and pelicans glide above. |
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| CHICAGO - THE PULSE OF AMERICA |
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| 2017 Spring/Summer Issue |
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| Sarah Bernhardt, leading actress of the 19th century, coined the phrase “Pulse of America” and it still rings true today. |
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| ORLANDO HITMAKERS |
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| 2017 Spring/Summer Issue |
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| Yes, you can visit Orlando with children, see the big-eared mouse and come home both sane and solvent. All it takes is a bit of planning. |
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| WASHINGTON, D.C. - A MONUMENTAL CITY |
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| 2017 Spring/Summer Issue |
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| What makes a great city? According to Urban Affairs Professor H.V. Savitch, it holds majesty and prominence, and is defined by its commercial power, cultural assets or military capacity. |
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| MUSIC CITIES |
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| 2017 Spring/Summer Issue |
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| Music has been called “the universal language of mankind” thanks to poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow). Today’s travellers are drawn to music destinations just as they were when Longfellow penned those words nearly two centuries ago. |
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| CHARMED BY BATHURST INLET LODGE |
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| 2017 Spring/Summer Issue |
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| The Canadian Arctic comes alive in the summer. Wildlife, including caribou, muskoxen and grizzly bears, roams the blooming tundra while rare migratory birds fly above. All this is brightened by the 24-hour sunshine, and made comfortable by mild weather an |
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| NUNAVIK: QUEBEC`S FAR NORTH |
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| 2017 Spring/Summer Issue |
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| Ruled by the legendary polar bear, this vast territory concealed above the 55th parallel is also home to one of the largest caribou herds in the world, and a sanctuary to small groups of archaic muskoxen, straight out of the ice age. From the edge of the |
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| OTTAWA - A CAPITAL BIRTHDAY BASH |
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| 2017 Spring/Summer Issue |
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| With Canada celebrating its 150th birthday this year, Ottawa is pulling out all the stops to give visitors a year to remember. |
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| STARBOUND - PEI`S FIREWORKS ARE IN THE OVEN |
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| 2017 Spring/Summer Issue |
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| It’s not unusual for a celebrity chef to own a restaurant. Canada’s Michael Smith—best-selling cookbook author and host of Chef Michael’s Kitchen, Chef at Home and Chef Abroad, seen on Food Network Canada—has gone one step further and runs an inn as well. |
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| ENTER HOLLYWOOD`S FUN ZONE |
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| 2017 Spring/Summer Issue |
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| If you haven’t been to Universal Studios Hollywood since Bruce, the shark from Jaws, was the park’s biggest thrill, you’re in for a treat. |
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| TRAVEL GALLERY - SPRING/SUMER 2017 |
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| 2017 Spring/Summer Issue |
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| Known as the “Manatee Capital of the World,” Crystal River, Florida, is the only place in the world where you can legally swim with manatees—a bucket-list experience you do not want to miss. |
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