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Quebec, Canada is an eastern province located in-between Ontario and the Atlantic provinces. 95% of Quebec falls within the Canadian Shield. The province covers over 1,356,547 square kilometres and includes over 500,000 lakes and 4500 rivers. Quebec is home to more than 3% of the world’s fresh water reserves.

Capital City of Quebec Canada

Quebec is Canada's French speaking province. The word “Kebec” is an Algonquin word meaning "Where the river narrows". The provincial capital is Quebec City. It is reminiscent of an old European city with historic architecture and cobblestone streets. Old Quebec City was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985.

Quebec, Canada Highlights

Quebec, Canada is home to many Canadian wonders including the Citadel of Quebec National Historic Site (home of the Royal 22nd Regiment and as the secondary residence of the Governor General of Canada.); 4.6 kilometres of fortified granite walls (only walled city north of Mexico); Chateau Frontenac (most photographed hotel in the world); Plains of Abraham (site of 1759 battle between French and English); Le Nordet Windmill Park (one of the largest green energy windmill farms in the world).

Featured Parks, Trails and Places of Interest in Quebec, Canada

Other tourism highlights of Quebec, Canada, based on our experiences include the lighthouses (55+); Montmorency Falls (83 metre tall waterfall with suspension bridge); Centre d'Art - Sainte-Flavie (art revealed during low tides); Mont-Tremblant (park, village and ski hill); "Little White House" Saguenay Flood Museum (waterfall and house).

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    The Animal Bridges of Alberta - Canmore & Banff National Park

    The Animal Bridges in Alberta, Canada are an amazing accomplishment that has saved the lives of both wildlife and humans by giving the animals a safe passage over the busy highways.

    The video is of the new Animal Bridge...

    The Animal Bridges in Alberta, Canada are an amazing accomplishment that has saved the lives of both wildlife and humans by giving the animals a safe passage over the busy highways.

    The video is of the new Animal Bridge near Canmore, Alberta, and adds to Banff National Park having 44 wildlife crossing structures, 6 overpasses, and 38 underpasses.

    Along with these valuable crossings, there are 82 km of highway fencing protecting wildlife from the highways. With all these crossings and highway fencing, Banff National Park has the most in the world in a single location.

     

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    • YES!! As a kid I remember calling them troll bridges...they seemed so magical!
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    • EH Canada Marketing Group it is cool to watch the newest one being built and how once the planted trees get established, these bridges turn intoEH Canada Marketing Group it is cool to watch the newest one being built and how once the planted trees get established, these bridges turn into beautiful additions to the park.  More ...
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    • I remember seeing a night time video of wildlife crossing over one of these bridges. They are quite beautiful and serve an important function.
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    • Diana Mohrsen It is amazing how over the years the Mamas have taught their young ones to use these bridges and studies have shown by hair samplesDiana Mohrsen It is amazing how over the years the Mamas have taught their young ones to use these bridges and studies have shown by hair samples collected that multiple generations of animals use these bridges. I love how many lives these bridges and underpasses have saved,  More ...
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    • Cary Horning That's awesome to know that multiple generations are using these bridges.
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    • This is a great way to save wildlife. They should put some cameras on the bridge to capture some of the wildlife crossings.
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    • Kim Kenyon there are identifying-tracking and trail cameras as Parks Canada does studies to see who uses the bridges.
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    • Cary Horning That's so cool! I remember seeing a time-lapse video someone took of wildlife crossing a log over a fast-moving river taken over aCary Horning That's so cool! I remember seeing a time-lapse video someone took of wildlife crossing a log over a fast-moving river taken over a 24-hour period. It was very busy! During the day, deer, rabbits, squirrels, chipmunks, and black bear, of course all crossing at different times! Then when night fell, it was still in heavy use with raccoons, opossum, fox. Walking past the log one would never know it was an animal crossing superhighway.   More ...
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    • Kim Kenyon l would love to sit and watch these bridges at night...if only we could be invisible for a while!
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    BC Ferry from Tsawwassen to Swartz Bay Vancouver Island

    The BC Ferry trip from Tsawwassen on the British Columbia mainland to Swartz Bay on Vancouver Island passes through some amazing scenery. The ferry takes you in among the Gulf Islands and has many photo opportunities. You...

    The BC Ferry trip from Tsawwassen on the British Columbia mainland to Swartz Bay on Vancouver Island passes through some amazing scenery. The ferry takes you in among the Gulf Islands and has many photo opportunities. You might be fortunate enough to see whales breaching, porpoises swimming nearby, or a seal bobbing in the water close to shore. 

    I have taken many delightful trips during the warmer months and love to stand out on deck with my camera. On this trip, however, the skies were overcast and a cold wind was blowing. A few minutes outside in the blustery cold sent me back inside to enjoy the rest of the scenery from a comfy chair. 

    Meals and snacks can be purchased onboard. There is a special room on the car deck for those traveling with dogs. Anyone visiting the province of British Columbia should also try to include Vancouver Island in their places to see. This trip is truly a visual site. 

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    Castle Provincial Park and Castle Wildland Provincial Park are 2 conjoined parks with some different...
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    Outdoor Adventure & Travel Show 2024 - Calgary, Alberta, Canada

    The Calgary Outdoor Adventure & Travel Show 2024 is on Saturday, March 16th, and Sunday, March 17th at the BMO Centre at Stampede Park in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
    Lots of fun activities for the kids at the Calgary Outdoor Adventure Show so bring the whole family this weekend!
    Find amazing show...
    The Calgary Outdoor Adventure & Travel Show 2024 is on Saturday, March 16th, and Sunday, March 17th at the BMO Centre at Stampede Park in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
    Lots of fun activities for the kids at the Calgary Outdoor Adventure Show so bring the whole family this weekend!
    Find amazing show deals on the latest paddling equipment with many exhibitors showcasing a huge selection of the best kayaks, canoes, stand-up paddleboards, and paddles.
    See incredible travel destinations such as retreats, adventure getaways, fishing trips, and more. If you are looking for fantastic stargazing and northern lights many beautiful getaways await you at the Calgary Outdoor Adventure & Travel Show.
    Whether you are into rock climbing, mountain biking, hiking, or camping, many vendors offer show specials you can not beat!
    There is something for everyone!
    See you at the Calgary Outdoor Adventure Show this weekend!
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    Chasing Frozen Beauty: Exploring Cameron Falls on a Winter Hike in NWT

    Located within Hidden Lake Territorial Park along the Ingraham Trail, Cameron Falls Trail leads to the magnificent Cameron Falls, a popular natural attraction in the Yellowknife area. Named after Allan E. Cameron, a...

    Located within Hidden Lake Territorial Park along the Ingraham Trail, Cameron Falls Trail leads to the magnificent Cameron Falls, a popular natural attraction in the Yellowknife area. Named after Allan E. Cameron, a geology professor from the University of Alberta, who contributed significantly to the region during the 1930s, the falls offer a captivating sight year-round.

    Only a 45-minute drive from Yellowknife, embark on an unforgettable winter hike to Cameron Falls, accessed from the picturesque Ingraham Trail highway.

    Join us as we journey through the tranquil forest, and anticipate the breathtaking sight of Cameron Falls frozen in time. This invigorating outdoor excursion promises an exhilarating blend of adventure and natural wonder, offering a unique perspective on the enchanting landscapes of Canada's northern frontier.

     

     

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    Inside Buffalo Airways: Exploring the Heart of Northern Aviation

    Get ready to immerse yourself in the world of aviation as we take you on a behind-the-scenes tour of one of the most iconic aviation companies.

    Buffalo Airways, based in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, has a rich...

    Get ready to immerse yourself in the world of aviation as we take you on a behind-the-scenes tour of one of the most iconic aviation companies.

    Buffalo Airways, based in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, has a rich history dating back to 1970. Originally founded by Joe McBryan, affectionately known as "Buffalo Joe," the airline has become synonymous with rugged northern aviation, serving remote communities and supporting various industries across Canada's North. Their most recent endeavour involved securing the government contract to assist in combating the wildfires that ravaged Yellowknife during the summer of 2023.

    As you step into the hangar, you'll be greeted by the sights and sounds of aircraft maintenance, fueling operations, and flight preparation. From vintage DC-3s to modern turboprops, Buffalo Airways boasts a diverse fleet that reflects its commitment to reliability and versatility in challenging northern conditions.

    But the hangar tour isn't just about the aircraft – it's also an opportunity to delve into the company's fascinating history and unique culture. It's a living testament to the spirit of adventure, resilience, and camaraderie that defines northern aviation.

    Whether you're a fan of Ice Pilots, a seasoned aviation enthusiast or simply curious about life in Canada's North, this behind-the-scenes tour offers a glimpse into a world unlike any other.

    NOTE: Hanger Tours are free, from Mon-Fri but, have to be booked in advance.

     

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    • It would certainly be interesting to see the single float seaplane land and take off, I notice some smaller floats or stabilizers under the wings asIt would certainly be interesting to see the single float seaplane land and take off, I notice some smaller floats or stabilizers under the wings as well and wonder if those provide balance. It is great that they provide tours.   More ...
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    • Kim Kenyon Yes, it would!
      Was a really neat experience! Highly recommend it. And, it's Free
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    • Iconic Northern airline. Some of the most dangerous flying in Canada is attempted by Buffalo pilots.
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