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Alberta
Banff
A mountain town carved into the heart of the Rockies.
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Alberta
Jasper
A wilder Rockies basecamp beneath dark-sky peaks.
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British Columbia
Whistler
Two mountains, one village, an endless season.
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Québec
Quebec City
A walled European capital on the edge of the wild north.
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British Columbia
Vancouver
Where the rainforest meets the Pacific — and the skyline meets the sea.
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Tofino
Surf, storm-watching, and rainforest on Vancouver Island's wild edge.
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Ontario
Toronto
Canada's largest city — and one of the world's most diverse.
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Ontario
Niagara Falls
A thundering icon with wine country at its shoulder.
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Québec
Montréal
A French-speaking island city with European bones and a North American pulse.
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Alberta
Calgary
A modern prairie city with the Rockies on the horizon.
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Nova Scotia
Halifax
An Atlantic port city where every street ends at the sea.
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Ontario
Ottawa
Canada's capital — gothic spires, a frozen canal, and small-town charm.
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British Columbia
Victoria
Garden-laced capital on the southern tip of Vancouver Island.
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Alberta
Edmonton
Alberta's festival capital above a 48 km river valley.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg
Where the rivers meet — and the polar bears wait.
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Manitoba
Churchill
Polar bears, belugas, and aurora on the edge of Hudson Bay.
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Newfoundland and Labrador
St. John's
North America's oldest city, painted in jellybean colours.
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Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
The Paris of the Prairies — bridges, bistros, big sky.
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Prince Edward Island
Charlottetown
The birthplace of Canada, on an island of red roads and oysters.
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Squamish
Granite walls, eagle skies, and the Sea-to-Sky's outdoor capital.
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Nanaimo
Vancouver Island's harbour city, a launchpad for the wild east coast.
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Port Hardy
The end of the road on Vancouver Island, where the ferry north begins.
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Bella Bella
Heiltsuk homeland on a remote island in the Great Bear Rainforest.
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Prince Rupert
The misty deep-water port where the Inside Passage meets Alaska.
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Haida Gwaii
The misty archipelago at the edge of the continent.
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Alberta
Drumheller
Hoodoos, dinosaurs, and the strangest landscape on the prairie.
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Canmore
A former coal town turned alpine playground at the gates of Banff.
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Regina
Saskatchewan's quiet capital, ringed by wheat and big skies.
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Moose Jaw
Tunnels, mineral pools, and prairie murals.
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Algonquin
Ontario's first provincial park — a canoe country of moose and maple.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Locks, canyons, and Group of Seven horizons at the edge of Lake Superior.
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Thunder Bay
Where the Sleeping Giant guards Lake Superior's north shore.
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Québec
Charlevoix
A meteor-crater landscape of artists, whales, and great farm tables.
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Gaspé
Where Jacques Cartier landed and the Chic-Chocs meet the sea.
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Mont-Tremblant
The Laurentians' alpine village, founded by Algonquin and finished in pastel.
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Sainte-Adèle
Lakeside Laurentian town of cafés and ski hills, 45 minutes from Montréal.
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Saint John
Canada's oldest incorporated city, where the Bay of Fundy reverses a river.
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St. Martins
Covered bridges, sea caves, and the start of the Fundy Trail.
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Baddeck
Lakeside village on Bras d'Or Lake and Alexander Graham Bell's beloved home.
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Ingonish
Mountains meeting the Atlantic on Cape Breton's east coast.
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Cavendish
Red cliffs, green gables, and the Anne of Green Gables homeland.
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North Cape
The wind-swept top of PEI, where two seas meet and reef extends a kilometre out.
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Souris
Fishing harbour with Magdalen Islands ferries and Singing Sands beach.
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Bonavista
Where John Cabot saw land in 1497 — fishing-stage village turned design destination.
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Twillingate
Iceberg capital of the world, on a string of islands in the North Atlantic.
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Yukon
Whitehorse
Yukon's capital on the Yukon River — small city, vast wilderness on its doorstep.
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Dawson City
The Klondike gold-rush town frozen at the moment of its 1898 fever.
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Yellowknife
Gold-rush capital on Great Slave Lake, beneath some of the world's best auroras.
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Iqaluit
Nunavut's capital on Baffin Island, where Inuit culture and Arctic tundra meet.
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Pond Inlet
An Inuit community on the floe edge at the entrance to Sirmilik National Park.
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Cambridge Bay
A Kitikmeot hamlet on Victoria Island and a stop on the Northwest Passage.
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