Michigan Vacation

Spring is in the air and the countdown is on for two of Canada’s most anticipated flower and garden festivals – Canada Blooms and the Canadian Tulip Festival. Canada Blooms, (www.canadablooms.com) now in its 14th year, is Canada’s largest flower and garden festival. This year it will be held at the Direct [...]

Toronto, ON (March, 2010) — St. Patrick’s Day is the one day of the year when everyone feels a little bit Irish. Celebrations are held around the world with parades, music and dancing. Landmark buildings – from Sydney’s Opera House to the London Eye, New York’s Empire State Building to the Eiffel Tower – are [...]

HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA – Even if you’ve never been to Atlantic Canada before, it may seem as though you had. That could be, because its showpiece community, Peggy’s Cove, may be the most photographed fishing village in Canada—and the most-sought subject for the brushes and canvas of artists. Just check out the calendar department [...]

Welcoming the world to Canada in 2010 with barrier-free, wheelchair-friendly sites, restaurants, hotels, bars and public transit
by Bruce Grierson 9 March 2009
When Turin wrapped its Olympics and passed the torch to Vancouver, BC at the closing ceremonies in 2006, here’s what I and half a billion other people saw: a handsome guy in a motorized [...]

TORONTO, Ontario, March, 2010- Toronto’s Fairmont Royal York hotel will turn off its lights and light up more than a thousand candles in support of the World Wildlife Fund’s (WWF), EARTH HOUR. Guests will have the opportunity to partake in this global initiative by participating in the hotel’s “Green” inspired activities when the lights [...]