Exploring Toronto’s ravines…or trying to. I had heard Toronto described as an upside down San Francisco. While the latter is hilly, the former is home to a network of ravines. Take the […]
Just travel! Urban hike YYZ
A moment in time
“The social dimension encourages contributing to one’s environment and community…it is better to contribute to the common welfare of our community than to think only of ourselves.” Retrieved from The National Wellness […]
Just Travel! The Parkbus
I can’t believe it took me this long to discover the Parkbus. For those based in the city and vehicularly challenged, this service, “Canada’s Bus To The Great Outdoors“, takes you on […]
Just travel! Wolfville Nova Scotia
The town is buzzing. There’s even traffic in both directions on Main Street. It’s Saturday in Wolfville and the farmers’ market is on. Like bees flocking to pollen-rich flowers, the people head […]
Just Travel! Guest post from Ellie Hubert 🇨🇦
Every Canadian should go here on Canada Day at least once in their lifetime. It should be a requirement for citizenship. So where was I during Canada Day Long weekend? How did […]
Canada 150 – Just travel! The Wild West 🇨🇦
With forest fires raging in BC and the Calgary Stampede well underway, I decided to focus on the Western travel region of Canada. BC and Alberta are the Rocky Mountain provinces sharing […]
Happy New Year 2017!
With travel comes the unknown; it’s all part of the adventure. In travel, as in life, things sometimes don’t go according to plan. This Christmas I had planned to tour Belize and […]
Aromatherapy & Travel – Casaroma
And $400 later, this happened. I was planning to dine at the Wooden Monkey after going to the gym but this restaurant is closed on Sundays. So instead, I checked out the […]
40 Years Young Today!
Today June 26, 2016 is the fortieth anniversary of the CN Tower. When completed in 1976 it was the world’s tallest free-standing structure. It has since been usurped from this number one […]
Just Travel! Vancouver
Vancouver, British Colombia, Canada Once upon a time, I used to live in Lotusland, apparently so named by local newspaper columnist Allan Fotheringham. One of Canada’s largest and better known cities has […]
Weal World Travel 