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From Toronto’s cosmopolitan streets and Alberta’s beautiful mountain peaks to Newfoundland and Labrador’s icebergs and Nova Scotia’s majestic tides, Canadian attractions are waiting for you!

Niagara Falls: Made of three different waterfalls, it’s easy to see why Niagara Falls is a natural wonder of the world. This is a popular day trip, but it’s also fun to stay overnight and see Niagara Falls lit up in different colours.

Banff National Park: Visit Canada’s oldest national park and immerse yourself in the wilderness, aqua blue waters, and tree-lined landscapes. There’s nothing like it!

Old Quebec: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this historic city is famous for its architecture and historical preservation. Shop, eat, and explore.

As the second-largest country in the world, Canada is home to a diverse range of food. Curious about the best Canadian dishes? We’ll divulge so you can indulge …

Poutine: One of Canada’s most celebrated dishes, poutine is a delicious blend of French fries, cheese curds, and gravy.

Butter tarts: This well-known Canadian dessert features a creamy center and crunchy top, all baked to perfection in a pastry shell.

Timbits: Fresh doughnut holes from the famous Tim Horton’s coffee shop are available in lots of flavours, like birthday cake and chocolate glazed. Be sure to get a big box for sharing!

Canada is beautiful year-round, but each season has its own special magic, so you might want to plan your Canadian vacation based on what kind of weather and scenery you’d like to experience.

April to June: If you enjoy the lush spring season, you may want to visit Canada from late April through early June. It’s especially lovely on the west coast, with its blooming trees, colourful gardens, and warm temperatures.

July and August: Yup, it gets hot during a Canadian summer. (Nope, it doesn’t snow year-round.) You can experience temperatures in the high 20s/low 30s (high 60s/low 90s) in many provinces, and there are plenty of beaches so you can stay cool with a dip in the ocean.

December through March: Eager to tackle winter sports, or experience a snowstorm firsthand? From ice skating, skiing, and snowboarding to snowshoeing, sledding, and ATVing or Ski-Dooing, experience the thrill of a classic Canadian winter.

When you’re packing for Canada, you might not know what kind of weather to expect. It might be sunny and warm one minute, but foggy and chilly an hour later. Pack lots of layers, and don’t forget these essentials …

Hiking Boots: If you plan on spending a lot of time outdoors (especially in the mountains or the woods), you’re going to want a comfortable, broken-in pair of hiking boots.

Umbrella: Year-round, it might rain in Canada, and you don’t want to be caught in a cold drizzle, so a light umbrella should be at the top of your packing list. (Ahem. We’re looking at you, Vancouver.)

Fleece Jacket: Regardless of the season, a fleece jacket is handy because it can provide a snuggly outer layer on a cool summer night when you’re enjoying a beach bonfire, and it can also double as a middle layer under a heavier coat if you’re making snow sculptures in the middle of winter.