80 Years Young. Still Chasing the Horizon. This Tuesday, March 31st, something special rolls onto your speakers.

Host Canada Adventure Seeker Jesseca Perry sits down with Robert Fletcher.
And Robert is not slowing down. Not even close. At 80 years old, he is gearing up to cycle across Canada. Again.

From White Rock, British Columbia on June 12.
To St. John’s, Newfoundland by September 15.

Mountains. Prairies. Lake Superior’s rugged edge.
The long stretch along Lake Ontario.
Up through Ottawa. Across Quebec. Then east through New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, Cape Breton.
And finally, the ferry to Newfoundland.

It is not just a ride.
It is a statement.

Fifty thousand kilometres already behind him. Four continents.
And still chasing what is next.

Supported by family. Joined by fellow riders along the way.
Powered by grit that most of us only talk about.

This episode is about endurance.
About purpose.
About proving that adventure does not come with an expiry date.

Listen now and follow the journey
 https://open.spotify.com/show/7eyde3eXCLb45p8QJp5ZBQ

New episodes drop every Tuesday on Spotify.

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EH Canada Travel is calling in a favour here… and yes, we know—very un-Canadian of me to make a fuss.

The truth is, self-promotion isn’t exactly our favourite sport. But this one matters. So we are cashing in a few chips and asking for your vote.

Right now, our co-bro founder is sitting in third place for the Entrepreneur of Impact Award with Entrepreneur Magazine. Close—but not quite where small towns deserve to be.

With your support, we can nudge this story to the top spot and put a proper spotlight on the places that don’t always get one.

One vote. Big impact. Let’s show them what small-town Canada can do.

Proud Canadian, thats me, has been nominated for the Entrepreneur of Impact Award from Entrepreneur Magazine. Greg has done a lot for tourism as a co-bro owner of EH Canada Marketing Group. TNV, the people of Merritt and his colleagues would like to let him know how much it matters. Please help us recognize Greg. Please vote!  https://entrepreneurofimpact.org/2026/greg-girard

Vote for Canada! Vote for small towns in Canada! Vote for me , I am the co bro founder of EH Canada Travel! Vote now so I can make a difference in Canada. The clock's ticking—just 8 days left. You can vote once a day till the deadline. Vote now:
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My love for small towns comes in all shapes and sizes, and I never pass up a chance to talk about the communities we work with. There is something special about their grit, their creativity, and the big adventures that come from places that might only have one main street and a whole lot of heart.

I recently had the chance to support Tourism Nicola Valley and help promote adventure tourism at the BC Sports and Wilderness Show in Abbotsford, British Columbia. It was a fantastic event and a great opportunity to showcase the outdoor experiences waiting for travellers in our corner of the province.

The best part was meeting and reconnecting with so many small town adventure tourism businesses. These are the folks who make the outdoors economy tick. It was great catching up with Wes David from the Fishing the Wild West TV show, chatting with the crew from BuzzBomb Tackle, and meeting the team from Alice Charters out of Port Alice on Vancouver Island, along with many other passionate operators.

Events like this remind me why small towns matter. They may be small on the map, but when it comes to adventure, hospitality, and good people, they punch well above their weight. In Canada, some of the best stories always start in a small town.

Big news, Canada! The EH Canada Travel Talk Podcast is officially launching with your host, Canada Adventure Seeker Jesseca Perry!

Get ready for insider tips, epic adventures, and the stories behind Canada’s most incredible destinations.

First episode drops Tuesday, January 27th (Travel Tuesdays)! Don’t miss out—bookmark it today:


 https://open.spotify.com/show/7eyde3eXCLb45p8QJp5ZBQ?si=f13d2662911c4fd8&nd=1&dlsi=939c8730d651467f

They didn’t just scroll Canada… they lived it.

Top 3 Canada Adventure Seekers – February 2026

1. Andrea Horning
2. Thomas Worsley
3. Sonya Richmond

From winter trails to backcountry bridges and cliffside climbs, these Seekers are proving that adventure in Canada isn’t a filter, it’s a lifestyle. Snow, sweat, and serious explorer energy.

Think you’ve got what it takes to crack the Top 3?
Join the club and show the country how it’s done.

?  https://www.ehcanadatravel.com/community.html

Love this. Sonya Richmond, one of our talented Canada Adventure Seekers, is now an expert at identifying whales and dolphins in Canadian waters. Innovation, taking initiative, and determination are all traits of our Seekers. Well done, Dr. Sonya Richmond.

All aboard.

This week, our special guests Chris and Jill of Artistic Voyages pull up a seat with our host, Canada Adventure Seeker Jesseca Perry.

And they don’t just talk travel. They relive it.

Edmonton to Halifax. By train. On VIA Rail. Watching Canada roll by one window at a time. Prairies stretching forever. Northern Ontario lakes that look painted on. Maritime air getting closer with every mile.

Slow travel. Real conversations. The kind you only have when WiFi fades and the landscape takes over.

It’s not just a train ride.
It’s the long way across the country.
The good way.

A new episode drops every Tuesday on Spotify. So if you love Canada, rail journeys, and stories that make you want to pack a bag immediately… this one’s for you.

Spotify Channel:
 https://open.spotify.com/show/7eyde3eXCLb45p8QJp5ZBQ

Resharing this with a full heart and a hot cup of coffee.

There’s something special about seeing your work live on EhCanadaTravel.ca , Canada’s leading independent adventure travel platform and then holding a little piece of that journey in your hands.

The new travel mugs have officially landed, and they’re road-trip ready. Highway coffee just tastes better when it’s brewed with a bit of Canadian pride.

If you’re part of the small-town tourism movement, a road warrior, or just someone who believes in supporting homegrown platforms that shine a spotlight on communities across this country, you can grab yours here:

Proud to create. Proud to collaborate. Proud to support Canadian travel.

Meet Greg Girard, the co-founder of Canada's largest adventure planning website on the Canada Adventure Seeker podcast on Spotify. Take a listen, and you may learn something new about him, how it started, trends and his favourite destinations. It is the official launch of Jesseca's podcast, so be kind and share.