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Fashion plus function
San Francisco-based Rickshaw Bagworks lets you custom-design your own messenger or commuter bag, tablet or computer sleeve, backpack, or zippered folio for travel documents.
10 lunch deals for $10
Whether you're a college student on the move or visiting Montreal with the family, meals out can put a big dent in your funds. Check out these 10 lunch deals that will leave you full and satisfied without breaking the bank.
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Millennium Hotel Minneapolis reopens
By Paul E. Kandarian, Globe Correspondent Millennium Hotel Minneapolis, a city landmark for the last 50 years, has re-opened after a $22-million-plus renovation. It was...
Wanted: Pinball wizards
By Jan Shepherd, Globe correspondent All eyes will be on the silver ball in Thursday's (May 16) free “Pinballapalooza” in Toronto. Organized by the Stratford...
Spy the whales
You don't need to board a boat to glimpse whales at the intersection of Newfoundland's rivers. Story
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Join the stampede
Calgary lures visitors with arts, shopping, and the Canadian Rockies. Find cowboys and rodeo fans in this vibrant city. Story
Preserving critters
Descend, by float plane, into the wilds of Ontario's 2.2 million acre Wabakimi Provincial Park.
Eastern immersion
Montréal and Québec entice visitors with a delicate balance of old-world charm, and hip, modern festivals.
Photos: Quebec Ice Hotel
The 2012 version of Quebec's annual ice hotel opened its doors to guests on Jan. 20.
Finding foie gras in Montreal
Former foie gras skeptic Chelsea Conaboy tells the tale of her journey into the world of Canada's foie gras, a delicacy that might taste better if you don't know what it is.
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Between two rivers
Route 132, which traces the St. Lawrence’s southern shore, is the spine of a food-based driving tour between the old resort village of Grand-Métis, on the edge of the Gaspé Peninsula, and the artisans’ haven of Kamouraska, two hours west of Québec City.
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A taste of Quebec
The past is present everywhere in Quebec City: in the restored architecture, the cobblestone paths, the names of streets, the fortified walls, the public squares and parks, and culinary traditions.
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St. Andrews remains a unique retreat
All it takes is one whale watching cruise in Passamaquoddy Bay to understand the strong tides in this part of the world.
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A world of things happening in Ottawa
Colorful and dynamic with a hip youthful vibe, Ottawa is finding its way onto the agendas of the world’s travelers.
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Quebec City is a place to love in any season
Some say that the Carnaval de Québec, the largest winter carnival in the world, helps Quebecois make it through the frigid winter each year.
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On the prowl for bargains
Located on the north side of the city, far from any tourist attractions, rue Chabanel is the Main Street of the Montreal garment industry, the largest and most influential in Canada.
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On the lookout for wild
A kayaking adventure on the Johnstone Strait reveals the wonders of British Columbia's marine life.
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