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Orlando: One destination, two ways

For the kids and the kids at heart, two different ways to spend your stay in Orlando

By Michaela Rosano and Heather Greenwood-Davis

Cities & Sights

Visiting Canada’s Six Favourite American States

The secrets of the six American states Canadians visit the most

by Harry Wilson, Michela Rosano, Nick Walker, Carys Mills, Aaron Kylie, Sabrina Doyle

Escapes & Adventures

Exploring Tuktut Nogait National Park

‘You are on tundra time now’

Story and photography by Bruce Kirkby

Feasting in the Philippines

A culinary guide to an archipelago of food

by Chloe Berge

Starry nights and rappie pie in southwestern Nova Scotia

Redefining 'frontier luxury' on the banks of the Tusket River

by Michela Rosano

Superior Views: Capturing Canada’s greatest lake

A fall photo tour reveals the stunning spirit of Lake Superior

by Conor Mihell

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Cities & Sights

8 great virtual vacations to take from your couch

With domestic and international tourism on hold for the foreseeable future, we’ve rounded up some of the best ways to experience top Canadian and U.S. destinations without ever leaving home

The Greenheart TreeWalk at the UBC Botanical Garden in Vancouver, which you can explore virtually along with other great nature-based experiences in the city. (Photo: UBC Botanical Garden)

Scurrying acros the tundra, I follow Ruben Green, an Inuvialuit elder from the community of Paulatuk, N.W.T., toward a distant bull caribou. Bent low at the waist, we move quickly and quietly.

“As soon as that big feller puts his head down and starts nibbling, GO!” Green instructs. “If he looks up, freeze.”

Read the full story of exploring Tuktut Nogait National Park at the link in our bio.

📸: Bruce Kirkby

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For a small province, Nova Scotia packs a big punch when it comes to world-class destinations, boasting six UNESCO-designated sites.

Read the full story at the link in our bio.

📸: Acorn Art Photography/ @visitnovascotia

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For the kids and the kids at heart, two different ways to spend your stay in Orlando.

Read the full story at the link in in our bio.

📸: @michela_rosano

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The formula for making the most of a three-day getaway to the Nova Scotia capital during the blustery fall season includes a hefty dose of the great indoors — and the food, drink, art and crafts that come along with it.

Read the full itinerary at the link in our bio.

📸: Mervyn Kumar-Misir/Can Geo Photo Club

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On a 12-day Ultimate Antarctica cruise in February 2017, Canadian Geographic creative director Javier Frutos and 80 other polar voyagers explored the straits and bays of the northern Antarctic Peninsula, the icy Weddell Sea and Elephant Island, and traversed stormy Drake Passage to the Falkland Islands on the ice-strengthened ship Akademik Sergey Vavilov. Frutos captured the amazing images in this photo essay during the trip.

Read the full story and see the photos at the link in our bio.

📸: @javiers_wonderplanet

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Exploring Montreal’s Jewish food scene

Whether it’s the old classics or classy newcomers, you’re spoiled for choice when it comes to Montreal’s Jewish food scene

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Escapes & Adventures

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“It’s An-tee-guh, not An-tee-gwuh”

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Newly-revamped “Iceberg Finder” makes it easy for visitors to find the best spots in Newfoundland for iceberg viewing

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Cities & Sights

The insider’s guide to Calgary’s culture and cocktail scene

Where to eat, stay and play, whether you’re into the arts or just looking for a sensational stiff drink

A bartender at Deane House mixes a cocktail. (Photo: Christopher Amat/Deane House)