Canada has fascinated explorers, adventurers, settlers and visitors for centuries. But, much about this vast country remains unknown. This article shares interesting and sometimes surprising facts about each of Canada's provinces and territories, covering a range of topics from tourist attractions to territorial disputes. | Read More →

Canada is a large country that is geographically and culturally diverse, so there is much in Canada for visitors to discover. This article describes interesting, offbeat and intriguing attractions in all of Canada's ten provinces and three territories. The article contains many fascinating facts that will interest potential visitors to Canada. | Read More →

This comprehensive article explores the pros and cons of life in Canada's five largest cities: Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Calgary and Ottawa-Gatineau. For each city, three important pros and cons (such as location, climate, economy, culture and cost of living) are highlighted. The target audience is readers currently considering a move to Canada from another country, or who are interested in Canada, real estate or immigration. | Read More →

Whether visiting Quebec for business or for pleasure, there's much to see and do. As the capitol city of the Quebec province in Canada, it is home to nearly a million people and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. No matter how long your stay, here are some of the interesting facts about this world-class city. | Read More →

Winnipeg is the largest city of the Manitoba province in Canada. It's also the capital. If you're planning a visit either for business or for pleasure and have never been, you may wonder what the city has to offer. Upon arriving, you may just be surprised as to what is in store for you inside the beautiful French-Canadian city. | Read More →

This is a 500-word article about green funerals in Canada. It explains what a green funeral is, the reasons someone might opt to have one, and mentions the fact that Canadians are much less likely to elect for a green funeral. It also explains the environmental impact of funerals, and why going green cuts down on one's "carbon footprint." | Read More →