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Eastern Canada Travel

Eastern Canada Travel Feature Writer: Chloë Ernst

Perfect for a family vacation, eastern Canada includes six provinces offering great holiday activities:

Things to Do in Ontario

Montreal and Quebec City Vacations

NB Outdoor Activities

PEI Vacation Ideas

Nova Scotia Holiday Activities

Newfoundland Family Trips


Feature Writer Articles in Eastern Canada Travel

New Brunswick Summer Vacation Ideas
Kayak the dramatic Bay of Fundy tides, experience vibrant Acadian culture, and visit serene national parks on a New Brunswick summer vacation.
Best Outdoor Ice-Skating in Eastern Canada
Cold east-coast winters provide ideal conditions for outdoor skating. Cities in Ontario, Quebec, and Nova Scotia all feature outdoor ice rinks for fun public skating.
Montreal Ice-skating Rinks for Outdoor Skating
Montreal has about 275 outdoor ice-skating rinks in its 19 boroughs. Enjoy outdoor ice-skating in the Old Port and Mount Royal Park on a Montreal winter vacation.
Outdoor Ice-skating Rinks in Ottawa, ON, Canada
Ottawa provides some of the best outdoor skating rinks including the Rideau Canal Skateway and more than 200 city park rinks. Head out for great outdoor ice-skating.
Gros Morne National Park Photo Books
One of three Newfoundland & Labrador national parks, Gros Morne can be explored easily through pictures. Good photo books help plan a vacation to the stunning, wild park.


Contributing Articles in Eastern Canada Travel

Quebec's Snow and Ice Festival Celebrates Winter
Winter celebrations are one of the things that Canadians do best and Quebec, North America's only walled city, has a particular knack for enjoying their coldest season.
Best Trendy Women's Clothing Stores in Toronto
Knowing which Toronto stores to visit for stylish women's clothes, whether expensive or affordable, can save women much time when they need to buy the perfect outfit.
White Meadows Farms – A Local Review
Three generations have dedicated themselves to an outstanding variety of products, family friendly year round events, and going green.
Drinking Beer in Montreal
Montreal has more than its fair share of microbreweries serving a wide range of different beer styles
Brewery Tours Downtown in the City of Toronto
Three of Toronto's top breweries not only offer inexpensive tours but also free samples of beer. Spend an afternoon sipping suds and sightseeing when visiting the city.
Things to Do on Valentine's Day 2010 in Toronto
Toronto residents can enjoy Second City, John Mayer, Caryl Churchill's Cloud 9, Winterfolk Blues and Roots Festival, Intimate Apparel or Love's Labour's Lost on Feb. 14.
Summits of Atlantic Canada
Eastern Canada doesn't attract many mountain climbers but every province still has their high points.
2010 Shaw Festival Theatre Season
The Shaw Festival is one of the most popular destination spots in Niagara-on-the-Lake and also one of Ontario's most renowned theatre districts for performing arts.
Wikwemikong Pow Wow on Manitoulin Island, Canada
Each summer, First Nations people assemble on Manitoulin Island in Ontario, Canada for the Wikwemikong Cultural Festival, including a competition pow wow & much dancing.
Best Bars and Clubs for the 30s Crowd in Toronto
Because Toronto is home to a mix of singles, couples, and divorced men and women, the City has many bars and clubs that cater to the older, mature 30-somethings crowd.
New Brunswick Highland Games in Fredericton, NB
Head to Fredericton, Canada for the New Brunswick Highland Games, a Scottish tradition complete with heavy events, highland dancing, haggis and bag pipes.
The Best New Brunswick Restaurants in Canada
Find the best New Brunswick restaurants in the Maritimes, Canada, from the City of Fredericton to the French-speaking Acadian Peninsula.
Stay in Toronto – Short Term Rentals
Find a furnished corporate apartment, rooms for rent, or other short term rentals for a few days to several months stay in Toronto.
New Brunswick Hotels in the Maritimes, Canada
Book the best New Brunswick hotels in the Canadian Maritimes from the city of Fredericton to the French-speaking Acadian Peninsula in the northeast of NB.
Royal Canadian Yacht Club in Toronto
Toronto Island has something for all ages. While some might enjoy picnics, amusements parks or learning about the local communities, the sailors come for the yacht club.

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