Whether they are self-imposed or mandatory, detours can turn a good road trip into a great Canadian road trip. I have a rule that I always follow when I am on a road trip. If I spot a weird road name, site or town name within 15 km of the road I am travelling, I make a detour. The stories I could tell of charming towns and hidden lakes.
The Nation’s capital is made up of so many unique and interesting neighbourhoods. Each has its own claim to fame, its own appeal, it can be hard to choose a favourite.
I remember with startling clarity the first time I (somewhat shyly) entered the grand entrance of the Chateau Frontenac Hotel, which celebrates its 125th anniversary this year. It was about 25 years ago that I was...
No matter the time of year, spending a few hours exploring around Parc de la chute Montmorency is always a good idea. In spring and summer, you can spend an entire morning, hiking the trails, checking out the...
Travel writer and photographer, Pamela has a deep love of all things Travel. She is an anglophone from Ontario who prefers living in Québec. An avid city explorer and chocolat chaud connoisseur, Pamela also writes for Québec Region blog, Savoir Faire Abroad and several other publications.
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