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Canada Top 10 – Travel Stories April 11th-17th, 2016

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Kelowna Chamber of Commerce accused of working with U.S. companies (Tourism News)		The Stanley Cup Travels More Than You Do (Travel News)
“Travel tour agencies in Kelowna are accusing their local chamber of commerce of not shopping locally, instead they say the chamber is signing deals with companies in the United States.” via Christina Low, Tina Lovgreen, CBC News		“The oldest trophy in North American professional sports travels approximately 300 days a year, more than even the most accomplished jet-setters. ” via Chris Abell, Travel & Leisure, @TravelLeisure

Canada Top 10 – Travel Stories April 11th-17th, 2016

‘Antiquated’ system clips the wings of Canadian airports and makes passengers pay (Tourism News)		Traversing the Wilds of Newfoundland and Labrador With One of Canada’s Best Chefs (Tourism News)
“Similar problems are looming at big airports across the country because of Canada’s “antiquated” non-profit model.” via Kristine Owram, Financial Post, @financialpost		“On Canada’s easternmost coast, where the salmon are jumping and moose abound, the author tags along with Jeremy Charles as he blazes a new trail for Canuck cuisine.” via Adam Leith Gollner, Travel & Leisure, @TravelLeisure

Canada Top 10 – Travel Stories April 11th-17th, 2016

Answering the call of the wild: Canoeing in Algonquin Park (Travel Story)		‘The Boss’ was first to emerge from hibernation in Banff, roams over 2,500 sq. km (Travel Story)
“Covering almost 3,000 square miles, Algonquin Provincial Park is much bigger than Devon. The wealth of enticing possibilities for exploration can be overwhelming, from off-grid back-country canoeing to luxurious loafing. ” via Susan Griffith, Independent, @Independent		“The biggest, baddest bear in Banff National Park doesn’t just eat other bears and impregnate females to demonstrate his dominance, he also gets struck by a train and lives to tell the tale. ” via Tricia Lo, CBC News, @CBCNews

Canada Top 10 – Travel Stories April 11th-17th, 2016

Ottawa trade trip to India aims to draw business, tourists (Travel News)		Epic fat bike adventures in Gros Morne (Travel Story)
“Ottawa’s mayor flies to India Friday to lead three dozen people in a trade delegation to New Delhi, Mumbai and Bangalore, aimed at opening doors for local businesses and drawing tourists for Canada’s 150th birthday celebrations.” via Kate Porter, CBC News, @CBCNews		“One of the most iconic landscapes used to advertise Newfoundland and Labrador is a shot of Gros Morne National Park, overlooking Western Brook Pond. ” via Gary Moore, CBC News, @CBCNews

Canada Top 10 – Travel Stories April 11th-17th, 2016

Checking out the newest holiday spots across Canada (Travel Story)		Narcisse Snake Dens (Tourism Story)
“It’s time to start planning your summer holiday and there has never been a better time to explore what’s close to home. There are new attractions, hotels, festivals and events springing up across the country.” via Loren Christie, Canada AM’s Travel Expert @LorenChristie		” Here, the largest population of overwintering red-sided garter snakes in the world gather together in writhing, tangled masses as they perform their spring mating ritual.” via Tanya Moffat, Pegasus Media @PegasusMags

Canada Top 10 – Travel Stories April 11th-17th, 2016

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