Popular Places in Canada

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  • algonquin provincial park
  • Algonquin Provincial Park
  • Algonquin Provincial Park is a magnificent natural paradise of lush maple and fir woodlands, meadows, lakes and offers the chance to see moose, deer, beaver and black bears.
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  • Algonquin Provincial Park
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  • anticosti island
  • Anticosti Island
  • Located in the mouth of the St. Lawrence River, Anticosti Island is over 200 kilometres long and 50 wide. Its lack of development has led it to become a haven for wildlife enthusiasts.
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  • Anticosti Island
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  • Ontario & Québec
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  • banff
  • Banff
  • The small town of Banff is dominated by the towering mountains of Banff National Park. Activities include walking, horse riding, mountain biking, canoeing and rafting.
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  • Banff
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  • British Columbia, Alberta & The Rockies
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  • beaver creek
  • Beaver Creek
  • Beaver Creek is located on the Alaska Highway, right on the border with Alaska.
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  • Beaver Creek
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  • Canada's Arctic, the Yukon & Prairie Provinces
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  • bella coola
  • Bella Coola
  • Bella Coola is a remote community of only 600 people in a huge area of wilderness known as the Great Bear Rainforest. The first inhabitants of the area were the Nuxalk people, who still live here.
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  • Bella Coola
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  • British Columbia, Alberta & The Rockies
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  • bruce peninsula and fathom five national marine park
  • Bruce Peninsula & Fathom Five National Marine Park
  • The Bruce Peninsula is renowned for the magnificent coastal walking along the Bruce Trail, while Fathom Five National Marine Park has around twenty shipwrecks in its shallow crystal-clear waters.
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  • Bruce Peninsula & Fathom Five National Marine Park
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  • Ontario & Québec
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  • calgary
  • Calgary
  • A 90 minute drive from the Rocky Mountains, Calgary is a vibrant city of a million people. Calgary is famous for its Stampede which takes place every year in July.
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  • Calgary
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  • British Columbia, Alberta & The Rockies
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  • canmore
  • Canmore
  • Located just a few kilometres from Banff, Canmore, it has not yet succumbed to souvenir shops and the busy pace of life which comes with tourism. It's ideal as a base to explore Banff National Park.
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  • Canmore
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  • charlevoix and saguenay lac st jean
  • Charlevoix & Saguenay - Lac St. Jean
  • East of Québec City, the Charlevoix region stretches two hundred kilometres to Tadoussac at the mouth of the Saguenay Fjord. It's a great place for a whale-watching trip to see a blue whale.
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  • Charlevoix & Saguenay - Lac St. Jean
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  • claresholm
  • Claresholm
  • Sandwiched between the prairies and the Porcupine Hills, and within easy reach of Lethbridge and Waterton Lakes Provincial Park, Claresholm is an ideal location for exploring the cowboy country of Southern Alberta.
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  • Claresholm
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  • British Columbia, Alberta & The Rockies
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  • dawson city
  • Dawson City
  • Few places in Canada evoke such a strong sense of history as Dawson City, now registered as a National Historic Site. Experience the wooden boardwalks, historic saloons and wooden houses.
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  • Dawson City
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  • Canada's Arctic, the Yukon & Prairie Provinces
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  • deer lake
  • Deer Lake
  • Deer Lake is surrounded by lakes, rivers, forests and mountains and offers plenty of activities all year round.
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  • Deer Lake
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  • Atlantic Canada
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  • eastern townships
  • Eastern Townships
  • The Eastern Townships, or les Cantons de l’Est, lie on Québec’s southern border with Vermont and New Hampshire. It contains prosperous farms, splendid old mansions, antique and craft shops.
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  • Eastern Townships
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  • Ontario & Québec
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  • edmonton
  • Edmonton
  • Set on the northern shores of the Saskatchewan River, Edmonton is the capital of Alberta. The remarkable Muttart Conservatory uses distinctive glass pyramids to reproduce a variety of diverse ecosystems.
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  • Edmonton
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  • British Columbia, Alberta & The Rockies
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  • fernie
  • Fernie
  • Situated in the Rocky Mountains, Fernie was born when a rich coal seam was discovered there. Today it's full of abandoned mines, museums and heritage sites.
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  • Fernie
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  • field
  • Field
  • Field, situated in Yoho National Park, was created by the railway and this still dominates everyday life here. Nearby are the famous Spiral Tunnels, a veritable feat of railway engineering.
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  • Field
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  • British Columbia, Alberta & The Rockies
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  • fort simpson
  • Fort Simpson
  • Located in the southwest corner of the territory, Fort Simpson lies at the confluence of two great rivers, the Mackenzie and the Liard. It is an ideal base for exploring nearby Nahanni National Park.
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  • Fort Simpson
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  • Canada's Arctic, the Yukon & Prairie Provinces
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  • goderich and lake huron
  • Goderich and Lake Huron
  • Steeped in historic charm, the town of Goderich on Lake Huron is frequently described as 'the prettiest town in Canada'. The lake is ideal for swimming, sailing and windsurfing.
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  • Goderich and Lake Huron
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  • haliburton
  • Haliburton
  • Haliburton is a likeable place with a selection of restaurants, art studios and antique shops. Its main attraction is its Wolf Centre, with displays and interpretation of wolf behaviour.
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  • Haliburton
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  • huntsville
  • Huntsville
  • Known as "cottage country" the pretty region in which Huntsville is located is a very popular destination in the summer for walking, canoeing, mountain biking and fishing.
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  • Huntsville
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  • Ontario & Québec
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  • iles de la madeleine
  • Îles de la Madeleine
  • Îles de la Madeleine is a set of five islands, 60 kilometres in length, linked by sand spits and a road. Each island has its own noticably distinct culture.
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  • Îles de la Madeleine
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  • Ontario & Québec
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  • ingonish
  • Ingonish
  • Ingonish is a collection of small villages situated on two bays and divided by a long narrow peninsula called Middle Head. Each village is a seaside resort located close to the gates for Cape Breton Highlands National Park.
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  • Ingonish
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  • Atlantic Canada
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  • jasper
  • Jasper
  • Jasper lies at the heart of the stunning Jasper National Park. Though it is small enough to walk around, it offers every amenity with plenty of restaurants, bars and shops.
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  • Jasper
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  • British Columbia, Alberta & The Rockies
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  • keno city
  • Keno City
  • Keno City is at the end of the Silver Trail, lying off the beaten track and surrounded by mountains. Today, a network of hiking trails cross the historic mine sites.
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  • Keno City
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  • killarney provincial park
  • Killarney Provincial Park
  • Established in 1964, Killarney Provincial Park's massive white quartzite hills and clear deep lakes offer an unparalleled environment for canoeing, fishing and walking.
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  • Killarney Provincial Park
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  • kluane national park
  • Kluane National Park
  • Established in 1972, this gem of a park covers 21,980 square kilometres is home to Dall's sheep, grizzly bears, moose, lynx, wolves, as well as golden and bald eagles, arctic terns and falcons.
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  • Kluane National Park
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  • la malbaie
  • La Malbaie
  • La Malbaie is ideally located for exploring the delightful surrounding countryside and the spectacular Saguenay Fjord. In addition, the Parc des Hautes Gorges de la Rivière Malbaie is a highlight of the area, as is whale watching at nearby Tadoussac.
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  • La Malbaie
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  • lake louise
  • Lake Louise
  • Known worldwide as the "Jewel of the Rockies", Lake Louise is a picture-perfect lake of iconic beauty. Activities inlcude walking, horse riding and cycling, while canoes are available to explore the lakeshore.
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  • Lake Louise
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  • laurentian mountains
  • Laurentian Mountains
  • The magnificent scenery of the Laurentian Mountains makes a perfect backdrop for many outdoor pursuits, including hiking, fishing, kayaking and swimming.
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  • Laurentian Mountains
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  • manitoba
  • Manitoba
  • The Manitoba region offers an ever changing terrain, from the southern agricultural pastures to the green forest and hills. Its most famous place is Churchill, where polar bears gather annually.
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  • Manitoba
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  • churchill and northern manitoba
  • Churchill and Northern Manitoba
  • The little town of Churchill is situated in northern Manitoba on the edge of Hudson Bay. It is probably the best place in the world for polar bear spotting.
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  • Churchill and Northern Manitoba
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  • hecla island
  • Hecla Island
  • In the heart of Lake Winnipeg, Hecla Island is a paradise for wildlife and nature enthusiasts. The village there has been restored to provide an insight into the lives of the original settlers
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  • Hecla Island
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  • riding mountain national park
  • Riding Mountain National Park
  • Situated amidst a sea of agricultural land, Riding Mountain National Park is a good for black bear sightings as well as a wide variety of other wildlife.
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  • Riding Mountain National Park
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  • winnipeg
  • Winnipeg
  • The largest city in Manitoba and known affectionately as 'The Peg', Winnipeg may have begun as a fur-trade centre but is now a vibrant and cosmopolitan city in the heart of Canada’s prairies.
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  • Winnipeg
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  • Canada's Arctic, the Yukon & Prairie Provinces
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  • manitoulin island
  • Manitoulin Island
  • With white cliffs, freshwater lakes, gentle woods and open farmland, Manitoulin offers considerably contrasting scenery. Each August the island hosts Canada's largest pow-wow of First Nations people.
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  • Manitoulin Island
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  • marsh lake
  • Marsh Lake
  • Marsh Lake is situated approximately 50 kilometres south of Whitehorse and is a small community on the shores of the lake in Canada's Yukon region.
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  • Marsh Lake
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  • mastigouche wildlife reserve
  • Mastigouche Wildlife Reserve
  • Mastigouche Wildlife Reserve is an enchanting region which also provides an ideal habitat for a wide variety of animals and birds including moose, black bears, beavers and loons.
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  • Mastigouche Wildlife Reserve
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  • mayo
  • Mayo
  • Located on the Silver Trail Highway in the centre of the Yukon, Mayo is a small village offering a variety of facilities along with plenty of hiking and fishing opportunities.
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  • Mayo
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  • mont tremblant
  • Mont Tremblant
  • Located approximately 130km north of Montréal, is the oldest and most renowned ski area in the Laurentian Mountains, Mont Tremblant.
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  • Mont Tremblant
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  • Ontario & Québec
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  • montreal
  • Montréal
  • The world’s second largest French-speaking city, Montréal is a dynamic metropolis that offers an eclectic range of experiences and attractions.
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  • Montréal
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  • nahanni national park
  • Nahanni National Park
  • Nahanni National Park is one of the finest national parks in North America. Within it are Virginia Falls, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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  • Nahanni National Park
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  • naramata and the okanagan valley
  • Naramata & Okanagan Valley
  • Naramata is located close to the Okanagan Mountain Park, which is ideal for outdoor and water activities. The Okanagan Valley is one of the warmest regions in all of Canada and the country’s premier wine region.
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  • Naramata & Okanagan Valley
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  • new brunswick
  • New Brunswick
  • New Brunswick is renowned for being home to the Bay of Fundy, washed each day by the world’s highest tides. It has some wonderful national parks which are enchanting retreats from the modern world.
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  • New Brunswick
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  • Atlantic Canada
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  • kouchibouguac national park
  • Kouchibouguac National Park
  • On the eastern coast of New Brunswick is the Kouchibouguac National Park, a wonderful region of coastal forests, bogs, salt marshes, lagoons and sandy beaches.
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  • Kouchibouguac National Park
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  • saint john
  • Saint John
  • Saint John (not St. John and not to be confused with St. John’s, Newfoundland) is situated on the south coast of New Brunswick on the edge of the Bay of Fundy.
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  • Saint John
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  • Atlantic Canada
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  • the bay of fundy
  • The Bay of Fundy
  • Home to the highest tides in the world, the Bay of Fundy stretches between New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. In nearby Fundy National Park you can experience exhilarating walking trails.
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  • The Bay of Fundy
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  • newfoundland and labrador
  • Newfoundland & Labrador
  • Newfoundland and Labrador evoke images of majestic mountains and rugged ocean shores. In early summer, icebergs glide along 'Iceberg Alley' through seas rich with whales and sealions.
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  • Newfoundland & Labrador
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  • Atlantic Canada
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  • gros morne national park
  • Gros Morne National Park
  • Gros Morne National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that offers unparalleled walking through wild uninhabited mountains and boat tours under towering cliffs.
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  • Gros Morne National Park
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  • Atlantic Canada
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  • red bay
  • Red Bay
  • Red Bay is one of the oldest occupied ports along the Labrador Straits, established by Breton fishermen and Basque whalers during the 16th century to refine whale oil for export back to Europe.
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  • Red Bay
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  • Atlantic Canada
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  • st johns
  • St. John's
  • The small city of St John’s is the capital of Newfoundland and is set on this diverse province’s east coast. Activities here include whale watching and iceberg spotting.
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  • St. John's
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  • Food & Drink
  • Atlantic Canada
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  • terra nova national park
  • Terra Nova National Park
  • Terra Nova National Park was established in 1957 to protect the Atlantic uplands and boreal forest of eastern Newfoundland. It's home to salmon, moose, bears, lynx and bald eagles.
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  • false
  • Terra Nova National Park
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  • Activities & Adventure
  • Atlantic Canada
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  • the northern peninsula
  • The Northern Peninsula
  • Rich in history and wildlife, the Northern Peninsula is a highlight of any visit to Newfoundland. It is also not far from the fjords of Gros Morne National Park: a beautiful part of Canada.
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  • false
  • The Northern Peninsula
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  • Atlantic Canada
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  • trinity bay
  • Trinity Bay
  • Trinity Bay is a delightful region of villages dotted around intricate bays. Whales and icebergs are thrilling summer sights and there are several museums to visit.
  • 
  • false
  • Trinity Bay
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  • Food & Drink
  • Atlantic Canada
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  • twillingate
  • Twillingate
  • Twillingate is an historic fishing village situated on the shore of Notre Dame Bay. These waters are also home to a vast number of marine mammals, with whales being a common sight.
  • 
  • false
  • Twillingate
  • 49.6477919343285
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  • Food & Drink
  • Atlantic Canada
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  • niagara falls
  • Niagara Falls
  • One of the natural wonders of the world, Niagara Falls never fails to impress. You can get even closed to the falls from either a boat or helicopter trip.
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  • true
  • Niagara Falls
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  • Food & Drink
  • Ontario & Québec
• • {4179E32F-E0A5-4985-8F5D-3C8FF9A4A9F4}
  • niagara on the lake
  • Niagara-on-the-Lake
  • Set on Lake Ontario and the Niagara River, historic Niagara-on-the-Lake is a small but captivating town of historic buildings, festooned with flowers.
  • 
  • false
  • Niagara-on-the-Lake
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  • Ontario & Québec
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  • north and west ontario
  • North & West Ontario
  • Ontario’s far-flung western and northern regions are little-known and rarely visited. It is also an opportunity to learn about a culture that has existed since the last Ice Age.
  • 
  • false
  • North & West Ontario
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  • Activities & Adventure
  • Journeys & Cruises
  • Ontario & Québec
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  • nova scotia
  • Nova Scotia
  • Nova Scotia's maritime influences dominate this pretty, historic peninsula. Highlights include Cape Breton, which has been called the most scenic island in the world.
  • 
  • false
  • Nova Scotia
  • 45.274886
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  • Food & Drink
  • Atlantic Canada
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  • annapolis royal
  • Annapolis Royal
  • Annapolis Royal, named after Queen Anne, is an historic town of splendid Victorian mansions nestled between the Annapolis and Allain rivers.
  • 
  • false
  • Annapolis Royal
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  • Safari & Wildlife
  • Landscape & Scenery
  • Atlantic Canada
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  • cape breton and cabot trail
  • Cape Breton & Cabot Trail
  • Cape Breton Island is a place of mountains, forest wilderness, windswept coastal beauty and charming fishing villages. The best-known feature of the park is driving the spectacular the Cabot Trail.
  • 
  • false
  • Cape Breton & Cabot Trail
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  • Landscape & Scenery
  • Activities & Adventure
  • Atlantic Canada
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  • charlos cove
  • Charlos Cove
  • The small village of Charlos Cove lies on the Atlantic coast of Nova Scotia near Cape Breton Island. It is an area of secluded sandy beaches and extensive coastal walking trails with stunning views.
  • 
  • false
  • Charlos Cove
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  • Landscape & Scenery
  • Activities & Adventure
  • Atlantic Canada
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  • halifax
  • Halifax
  • The capital of Nova Scotia, Halifax is the largest city in the Atlantic provinces and set on the world’s second-largest natural harbour. The local museum has items of Titanic memorabilia.
  • 
  • false
  • Halifax
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  • Safari & Wildlife
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  • Food & Drink
  • Atlantic Canada
• • {9EEBBC08-23BF-4873-A492-ACCE15054865}
  • liscomb mills
  • Liscomb Mills
  • The Liscomb region of Nova Scotia’s Atlantic coast is one of the wildest and most rugged parts of the province. This is superb hiking and wildlife country.
  • 
  • false
  • Liscomb Mills
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  • Atlantic Canada
• • {F27D0B2E-C62D-45EE-8901-6E1E54C1AF03}
  • louisbourg
  • Louisbourg
  • Famed for its fortress, Louisbourg offers summer visitors a taste of life in 1744 as costumed animators re-enact history. It has a theatre, railway museum and is surrounded by sandy beaches.
  • 
  • false
  • Louisbourg
  • 45.9197514191107
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  • Atlantic Canada
• • {38F62803-9201-41BD-AD26-7DC323F66168}
  • lunenburg
  • Lunenburg
  • Lunenburg is one of Nova Scotia’s most historic towns, and now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It captivates visitors with its colourful waterfront, narrow streets and old wooden buildings.
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  • true
  • Lunenburg
  • 44.3783489901824
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  • Activities & Adventure
  • Food & Drink
  • Atlantic Canada
• • {A85BD3B1-871F-46B1-95E1-B7EA3ECA2EFE}
  • ottawa
  • Ottawa
  • Ottawa is steeped in tradition which manifests itself in the magnificent Parliament buildings, the Governor-General’s residence and the many parks and gardens.
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  • true
  • Ottawa
  • 45.4230339427545
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  • Landscape & Scenery
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  • Food & Drink
  • Ontario & Québec
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  • pelee island
  • Pelee Island
  • Pelee Island is Canada’s most southerly inhabited point, where there is plenty of time to enjoy the beaches, cycle around the island, enjoy really fantastic bird watching or visit the winery.
  • 
  • false
  • Pelee Island
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  • Safari & Wildlife
  • Landscape & Scenery
  • Ontario & Québec
• • {8A245D0E-A21C-4D41-A808-0337694DD5DA}
  • pictou
  • Pictou
  • Historic Pictou makes for an interesting visit when travelling through the maritime regions of Canada. Known as the birthplace of New Scotland, Pictou was where the first Scottish immigrants landed in 1773.
  • 
  • false
  • Pictou
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  • port severn
  • Port Severn
  • The tiny settlement of Port Severn lies on the shore of Severn Sound in the southeast corner of Georgian Bay and is the gateway to the Trent-Severn Waterway.
  • 
  • false
  • Port Severn
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  • Landscape & Scenery
  • Ontario & Québec
• • {F2189F0E-08A7-4D5C-A07A-D4F2CFD59F0A}
  • prince edward county
  • Prince Edward County
  • Jutting into the deep blue waters of Lake Ontario between Toronto and Ottawa, Prince Edward County is a mecca for artists, nature lovers and anyone looking for an island-style adventure.
  • 
  • false
  • Prince Edward County
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  • Landscape & Scenery
  • Ontario & Québec
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  • prince edward island
  • Prince Edward Island
  • Prince Edward Island, Canada’s smallest province, is a land of rich, rolling, red farmland, verdant valleys, stunning seascapes and bustling harbours.
  • 
  • false
  • Prince Edward Island
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  • Atlantic Canada
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  • cavendish
  • Cavendish
  • This is the home of 'Anne of Green Gables', Lucy Maud Montgomery’s famous red-haired little girl that captured the heart of three generations. Explore the place that inspired the book.
  • 
  • false
  • Cavendish
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  • Atlantic Canada
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  • charlottetown
  • Charlottetown
  • The small city of Charlottetown is the capital of the province of Prince Edward Island. The city’s compact size lends itself to exploration on foot.
  • 
  • false
  • Charlottetown
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  • spry point
  • Spry Point
  • Spry Point, or Spry Cove as it is sometimes known, is situated on a small peninsula on the eastern coast of Prince Edward Island.
  • 
  • false
  • Spry Point
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  • Atlantic Canada
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  • west point
  • West Point
  • West Point is one of the most westerly points on Prince Edward Island. The lighthouse here has a small collection of memorabilia and photographs portraying the lives of the early lighthouse keepers.
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  • false
  • West Point
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  • Atlantic Canada
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  • prince george
  • Prince George
  • Prince George is a working town lying at the heart of British Columbia's forestry and pulp and paper industries. The surrounding countryside offers a diverse range of outdoor activities.
  • 
  • false
  • Prince George
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  • prince rupert
  • Prince Rupert
  • Prince Rupert is the terminus of the Skeena railway, and is a uniquely accessible outpost in the natural world. This is a place where eagles, bears, and whales outnumber people.
  • 
  • false
  • Prince Rupert
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  • British Columbia, Alberta & The Rockies
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  • princess royal island
  • Princess Royal Island
  • Princess Royal Island is an extremely remote area, accessible only by boat or air. It is home to the legendary white kermode, or spirit bear, which not to be found anywhere else in the world.
  • 
  • false
  • Princess Royal Island
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  • quebec city
  • Québec City
  • Unique in North America, Québec is the continent’s only walled city, which has now been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A walking tour is a good way to explore and learn about its history.
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  • true
  • Québec City
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  • Ontario & Québec
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  • riversidealbert
  • Riverside-Albert
  • A magnificent ravine carved by crooked creek serves as one of the backdrops to the sleepy village of Riverside-Albert, nestled at the point where the Shepody River flows through the extensive marshlands to the Shepody Bay.
  • 
  • false
  • Riverside-Albert
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• • {CDEB8245-E80A-4635-8FD6-370A2064CB15}
  • saskatchewan
  • Saskatchewan
  • Saskatchewan, at the heart of Canada’s wheat belt is home to the Big Muddy Badlands. It is famous for the last resting place of Sitting Bull, and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Training Academy.
  • 
  • false
  • Saskatchewan
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  • Canada's Arctic, the Yukon & Prairie Provinces
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  • kyle
  • Kyle
  • Kyle is a small farming town in southwest Saskatchewan in the midst of rich agricultural land. Clearwater Lake Park lies near the town as does one of Canada’s last drive-in movie theatres.
  • 
  • false
  • Kyle
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  • Canada's Arctic, the Yukon & Prairie Provinces
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  • regina
  • Regina
  • Originally a tent village called 'Pile o’ Bones', the bustling and friendly town of Regina was renamed for Queen Victoria. Regina is the original headquarters for the North West Mounted Police.
  • 
  • false
  • Regina
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  • Canada's Arctic, the Yukon & Prairie Provinces
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  • southern alberta
  • Southern Alberta
  • Southern Alberta comprises of small towns of rich agricultural and cattle ranching heritage, living life in harmony with the land. It's a great place to stay on authentic working ranch.
  • 
  • false
  • Southern Alberta
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• • {C12EA63D-3C1F-4408-9903-714915F30015}
  • dinosaur provincial park
  • Dinosaur Provincial Park
  • Dinosaur Provincial Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site located about two hours drive east of Calgary. It is one of the greatest dinosaur fossil beds in the world.
  • 
  • false
  • Dinosaur Provincial Park
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  • Landscape & Scenery
  • British Columbia, Alberta & The Rockies
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  • head smashed in buffalo jump
  • Head Smashed-in Buffalo Jump
  • This remarkable site was used repeatedly for traditional buffalo hunts for nearly 6,000 years. It was awarded UNESCO World Heritage status in 1981.
  • 
  • false
  • Head Smashed-in Buffalo Jump
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  • Safari & Wildlife
  • British Columbia, Alberta & The Rockies
• • {C8FB8885-36D6-4798-9B5C-1B35B7FA3EC2}
  • waterton lakes national park
  • Waterton Lakes National Park
  • Waterton Lakes National Park is a rare gem tucked into the south-western corner of Alberta. The park blends unusual geology, a mild climate, rare wild flowers, and an abundance of wildlife.
  • 
  • false
  • Waterton Lakes National Park
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  • Activities & Adventure
  • British Columbia, Alberta & The Rockies
• • {5C8356F1-9F2D-40F6-8CB0-22EF218C62A7}
  • writing on stone provinical park
  • Writing-on-Stone Provinical Park
  • Writing-on-Stone is a sacred place to the Blackfoot people, who have lived in this area for thousands of years. It has the largest concentration of rock art on the North American plains.
  • 
  • false
  • Writing-on-Stone Provinical Park
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  • British Columbia, Alberta & The Rockies
• • {23C3FC7D-6504-4F7F-B722-F2C4CAA4F0E0}
  • the cariboo
  • The Cariboo
  • The region became prominent with the discovery of gold during the ninteenth century. Today this is prime ranching country, criss–crossed by the canyons and ravines of the Fraser and Thompson rivers.
  • 
  • false
  • The Cariboo
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  • British Columbia, Alberta & The Rockies
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  • the gaspe peninsula
  • The Gaspé Peninsula
  • The Gaspé Peninsula is made up of some of the province’s wildest and most attractive scenery. Good roads means it is easy to get around and provides some great walking opportunities.
  • 
  • false
  • The Gaspé Peninsula
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  • Food & Drink
  • Ontario & Québec
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  • the kootenays
  • The Kootenays
  • The Kootenay Rockies are British Columbia’s answer to Alberta’s famed Rocky Mountains and hold the same UNESCO World Heritage Site status. There are large numbers of grizzly and black bears, deer, moose and elk.
  • 
  • false
  • The Kootenays
  • 50.951506094481544
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  • British Columbia, Alberta & The Rockies
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  • the purcell mountains
  • The Purcell Mountains
  • The Purcell Mountains lie between the Rocky Mountains and Glacier National Park. Eagles, grizzly bears, humming birds, deer and elk are all frequently seen here.
  • 
  • false
  • The Purcell Mountains
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  • Activities & Adventure
  • British Columbia, Alberta & The Rockies
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  • the queen charlotte islands
  • The Queen Charlotte Islands
  • The Queen Charlotte Islands archipelago consists of some 154 mountain peaks. Know as the 'Canadian Galapagos' for its wildlife, it's also home to some 500 Haida archaeological sites.
  • 
  • false
  • The Queen Charlotte Islands
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  • Activities & Adventure
  • Journeys & Cruises
  • British Columbia, Alberta & The Rockies
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  • the sunshine coast and desolation sound
  • The Sunshine Coast & Desolation Sound
  • British Columbia’s Sunshine Coast is studded with rugged headlands, sandy beaches and quiet lagoons, while the pristine waters of Desolation Sound are surrounded by steep evergreen mountains that teem with wildlife.
  • 
  • false
  • The Sunshine Coast & Desolation Sound
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  • Landscape & Scenery
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  • British Columbia, Alberta & The Rockies
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  • tobermory
  • Tobermory
  • The little town of Tobermory lies at the end of the Bruce Peninsula between two very distinct and lovely national parks.
  • false
  • Tobermory
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  • Ontario & Québec
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  • toronto
  • Toronto
  • With almost 2.5 million residents, this multi-cultural city is the largest in Canada. There are some excellent museums, including the Royal Ontario Museum and the Art Gallery of Ontario.
  • 
  • false
  • Toronto
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  • Food & Drink
  • Ontario & Québec
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  • vancouver
  • Vancouver
  • This cosmopolitan city basks in a glorious natural setting, surrounded by the Coast Mountains. It has some of Canada’s finest restaurants, shops, entertainment and museums.
  • 
  • true
  • Vancouver
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  • Activities & Adventure
  • Journeys & Cruises
  • Food & Drink
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  • British Columbia, Alberta & The Rockies
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  • vancouver island
  • Vancouver Island
  • Vancouver Island is located off the West Coast of mainland Canada. At 290 miles in length and 50 miles wide, it is the world’s 43rd largest island and a place that manages to condense most of the highlights of Canada.
  • 
  • false
  • Vancouver Island
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• • {F9478C8B-6B7E-427C-9DF9-C52592A6CF0B}
  • campbell river
  • Campbell River
  • Nestled on the east coast of central Vancouver Island, and long known as the Salmon Capital of the World, Campbell River is a natural destination, in more ways than one.
  • 
  • false
  • Campbell River
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• • {A9B4B861-1EEE-4F3F-81A2-B6C8F774C3DF}
  • northern vancouver island
  • Northern Vancouver Island
  • The north of Vancouver Island is wonderful for lovers of nature and wildlife. The coast of Vancouver Island is acknowledged as the most predictable location to see orcas (killer whales) in the world.
  • 
  • false
  • Northern Vancouver Island
  • 50.0230716103519
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  • Landscape & Scenery
  • Activities & Adventure
  • British Columbia, Alberta & The Rockies
• • {CAAD10C9-5682-44EC-98D0-F9D207E9F240}
  • port hardy
  • Port Hardy
  • Located on the northwest tip of Vancouver Island lies the small town of Port Hardy, whose industry consists of copper mining, fishing and logging.
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