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Fall Family Fun Across Canada (Family Fun Canada)
Enjoy Canada’s Fall with Family Fun From Sea to Shining Sea!

With a gust of wind and a passing cloud, summer slips smoothly away. The kids are back in school with new notebooks and fresh pencil crayons, and the autumn colours sweep exuberantly across the land. From the brilliant yellow of golden larches to the robust red maple trees that symbolize
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Pumpkin Patches Across Canada
Plentiful Pumpkin Patches Across Canada

Oh my Gourd, it’s my favourite season! Pumpkin Patches Across Canada are starting to open, and we’ve got the lowdown on some of the best ones to visit. Why visit a pumpkin patch? It’s a great opportunity to get that picture-perfect moment for your Christmas cards or capture an Instagram-worthy
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Coast to Coast Canadian Festivals

Who doesn’t love Canadian Festivals? One of the best things about travelling to other cities is taking in the culture of a new province, and knowing each location has something unique and wonderful to see. Attending a festival helps you discover the best in each city. I live in Saskatoon,
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Save This Summer with the Canada Strong Pass!

Looking for an unforgettable (and affordable!) family fun adventure this summer? The Canada Strong Pass is opening the door to some of the best museums, experiences, and train journeys in the country for affordable family fun. National galleries and museums, and VIA rail tickets are completely free for kids and
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A Family Getaway in Kissimmee and Orlando

As the reality of back to school and work are upon us, the sighting of green trees begins to turn vibrant colours, and warmer clothing starts to creep out of the closet; Canadians begin to countdown the days until warm weather, spending time outdoors and dining on patios will return.
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The Columbia River Basin views from the 9 km Coach Trail are jaw-dropping. Photo: Jeremy Smith
5 Days of Family Adventures in the Golden Triangle: A BC Rockies Road Trip

I was suspended in midair hundreds of feet above rocks. The 200 ft waterfall below looked like a tiny spring from where I swayed, trembling and hanging between two cliffs. I had just learned five minutes ago from a sign that this was the highest suspension bridge in Canada. I
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Packing for Tenting (Family Fun Canada)
Have Tent, Will Travel: How to Pack When Car Camping

Originally published April 26, 2021 “Start hauling stuff out of the van, we need to find the tent first.” “No, I don’t know where the flashlights are!” “Where is groundsheet?” “I’m starving – has anyone seen the plates?” Ah, the sounds of making memories… Camping season is just around the corner
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Camping Parks Canada Photo Courtesy Parks Canada
Unforgettable Experiences Await! Camping in Canada’s National Parks with Parks Canada

Camping in Canada’s National Parks can be an unforgettable experience with memories that last a lifetime. To help ensure your family has the best experience possible, it’s essential to plan ahead and be prepared, according to Ed Jager, Parks Canada director of visitor experience. Because camping is becoming more and
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Nova Scotia - Fishing sheds at Peggy's Cove - Photo Fiona Tapp
Must See Attractions on the South Shore of Nova Scotia

Originally published April 29, 2019 The beaches of Nova Scotia provide the perfect traditional Canadian summer experience.   Enjoy life at the shore this summer by heading south to the coast along the UNESCO Southwest Nova Biosphere Reserve. Here on the south shore of Nova Scotia, you can relax with
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Yoho National Park at night. Photo Carol Patterson
Stargazing at Yoho National Park’s Emerald Lake Lodge

Yoho National Park at night. Photo Carol Patterson Originally published April 2, 2021 As if you needed another reason to visit Emerald Lake Lodge in Yoho National Park, it’s also a wonderful place to stargaze or indulge in night photography. It’s not a Dark Sky Preserve like Jasper National Park
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