In winter, Nova Scotia’s South Shore Lobster Crawl was all about the lobster. Lobster in all forms. Lobster, as is typical, was represented in chowder, rolls, and a no-holds-barred-lobster boil, followed by the artistic representation of lobster in beer, gelato, pizza, and nachos. And to be honest, I loved it all. Before the festival, I’d eaten lobster tail in … [Read more...]

Brunch and Toronto go hand and hand. The city has developed a strong brunch culture over the years with new and delicious brunch restaurants popping up in every neighborhood. The only problem? There’s almost always a line to get in the best brunch spots in Toronto, but it’s always worth the wait. There are so many amazing Toronto brunches to choose from for any budget and … [Read more...]

One of my favorite places to visit is Mont-Tremblant, Quebec. About an hour and a half north of Montreal, this ski resort and village is a popular winter destination.  But, don't let that deter you from visiting any time of year. In fact, Mont-Tremblant has great things to offer in winter, spring, summer, and fall (yes, the fall leaves are that pretty!). The summer … [Read more...]

Whether you’ve had a thought-provoking morning at the Canadian Human Rights Museum, have an evening planned at the Royal Winnipeg Ballet, or you’re out exploring the shops at The Forks, sooner or later hunger will hit. With over 1,700 restaurants to choose from, finding the best places to eat in Winnipeg can be overwhelming. Here are our top 8 Winnipeg restaurants. They're sure … [Read more...]