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Why a Stay at These Quebec Hotels Will Make Your Trip Memorable

Discover the infinite delights Quebec has to offer at Fairmont’s iconic properties

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The Best Four Eco-friendly Hotels You Should Stay at in Canada

These resorts incorporate green practices into every aspect of your vacation

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Five Scenic Spots to Admire the Birds in Canada

Birders rejoice as feathered creatures take flight at these popular destinations

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New Summer Attraction in Quebec City Made Up of Six Million Flowers and Plants

Take a leisurely stroll through Mosaiculture’s lush topiary displays depicting the beauty and fragility of life on our planet

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5 Top Places to Explore the Sites on Vancouver Island

Adventure, fun and new experiences await on British Columbia's famed island

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Best Five Indigenous Art Galleries to See in Canada

Here are five places to indulge in majestic art collections of the First Nations people across the country

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Four Romantic Trips in Ontario That Your Partner Will Love

Looking for a romantic getaway? Escape to one of these destinations with that special someone

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The Best Four Winter Escapes You Should Stay at in Ontario

Here are four outdoor resorts to see and explore all the winter season has to offer

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6 Top Tips to Make Your Destination Wedding Perfect

Here are six things you need to consider when booking a wedding away from home

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