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Snows Up! 6 Fabulous Places to Ski in Utah

Posted on: March 26, 2018

Did you know that Utah has some of the best skiing in North America? Many people head to the slopes in Park City but hidden up in the pristine canyons outside of Salt Lake City; you will find world-class skiing and snowboarding in the Mountain West! Imagine yourself on the
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How to Have a Non Ski, Ski Holiday in Fernie, BC (Read On, I’ll Explain!)

Posted on: January 24, 2018

What if I told you this winter my family decided to go on a family ski trip, sans ski? Would you look at me like I’d lost my balaclava? Better yet, what if I told you, we had an absolute blast doing anything and everything except skiing. Nothing against skiing
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Amazing Toy Stores From Around the Globe. The World Really *is* Your Playground!

Posted on: December 4, 2017

The kid in all of us was heartbroken when FAO Schwarz closed its New York flagship store doors in 2015, but the iconic toy store is by no means the only place to let your imagination run wild. From the latest and greatest newly released items to old-school classics, there’s
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Travelling Your Roots – The Journey Home to Scotland

Posted on: November 29, 2017

There it was. Nestled into the valley, dripping with vines and overgrown wildflowers, the castle! Its walls were crumbling, and it had no roof, but the majesty and history of the aged structure were not lost on us. “Wow,” my husband exclaimed. This was it. His family’s ancestral home, the
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Have Toddler, See Houston – 4 Houston Museum District Attractions Your Toddler Will Love

Posted on: August 14, 2017

Living in Calgary, it’s no wonder that one might eventually end up in Houston, TX, a sister city that also shares a love of rodeo and oil. The oil part of the equation landed my hubby and I in Texas for a four-year work assignment before we re-embraced the Great
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Three Generations Love a Huge Water Park and World-Class Beach in Punta Cana!

Posted on: August 10, 2017

The excitement grows as we approach Punta Cana. We’re about to spend five days at the Caribbean’s biggest on-site water park and our plane is descending over kilometres of pristine white sand and turquoise waters at the far eastern end of the Dominican Republic. We’re with our Fredericton-based daughter Laura,
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A Budding Paleontologist’s Dream: Dinosaur Provincial Park, Alberta

Posted on: July 26, 2017

No dinosaur-loving family’s trip to Alberta would be complete without a visit to Alberta’s Badlands. If you are up for an exciting day at a museum to see dinosaur exhibits, visiting the world-renowned Royal Tyrrell Museum in Drumheller is also a must. However, if your family is up for a
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Peggy’s Cove and More! Exploring With Kids on Nova Scotia’s Chebucto Peninsula

Posted on: July 19, 2017

Most Canadians are familiar with the iconic lighthouse, picturesque fishing village and beautiful granite coastline found at the world-famous Peggy’s Cove. It is one of the top Canadian attractions on the East Coast and the Tourism Visitor Information Centre served 22,781 guests from May – October 2016. Considering the population
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Canadian Railroad Trilogy: Halifax to Toronto and Montreal by Train

Posted on: April 28, 2017

The Journey Backpacking and living in Europe in our early twenties created a passion for the trains that has never dulled. The train is romantic, nostalgic and magical. It’s an experience that adventurous spirits can’t resist. Halifax to Toronto takes about 26 hours via train, and the journey from Toronto
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Myrtle Beach; It’s Closer Than You Think!

Posted on: November 4, 2016

It’s no secret that we Canadians love our beach holidays, and there are plenty of destinations south of the border to choose from when we go in search of sun and surf: Mexico, the Caribbean, and Florida, just to name a few. In most cases though, taking a sun holiday
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