Lisa Muldoon

Sasquatch Mountain Resort in Agassiz, British Columbia, Canada offers an exciting mix of terrain for riders of all levels, from gentle groomers to challenging glades and powder-filled tree runs. Located in British Columbia’s Fraser Valley, this hidden gem provides breathtaking alpine views, consistent snowfall, and a laid-back atmosphere.  From playing in the terrain park, to exploring the resort’s gladed areas on deep snow days, there is something for everyone. With short lift lines and a welcoming atmosphere, Sasquatch Mountain in Agassiz, British Columbia, Canada is a great destination for snowboarders looking for an uncrowded and adventurous experience in the coastal mountains.

Baldy Mountain Resort in Oliver, British Columbia, is one of Canada’s highest ski resorts. With lifts reaching 2,123 metres, this high-alpine resort is known for incredible snow conditions throughout the season. Whether you're a seasoned skier looking for fresh powder or a family searching for a relaxed winter getaway, Baldy Mountain Resort is the perfect location to provide skiers and snowboarders with an unforgettable alpine experience in Oliver, British Columbia, Canada.

Visiting Château Dufresne in Montreal’s east end is like stepping back in time to see how wealthy families in Quebec, Canada, lived in the early 1900s. Built between 1915 and 1918, this luxurious house was home to two influential brothers, Marius and Oscar Dufresne. The mansion is full of stunning rooms, painted ceilings, and elegant furniture that show off the style and luxury of the time. Now a museum and historical heritage site, Château Dufresne in Montreal, Quebec, Canada is a great place to learn about Montreal’s history and see amazing art and architecture. 

Exploring Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, is a journey into the heart of Canada’s northern charm and rich history. Walking through the Old Town reveals the city’s roots, with its colourful buildings, unique shops, and incredible views of Great Slave Lake. Float planes offer a unique glimpse into the transportation of this remote area. Dining at iconic spots like Bullock's Bistro, known for its fresh fish dishes, and the historic Wildcat Café, adds a delicious touch to the experience. A visit to the Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre rounds out the trip with fascinating exhibitions on Indigenous cultures, northern wildlife, and the region’s mining history, making a visit to Yellowknife, Northwest Territories a destination full of discovery and great memories.