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Cities
Mountain towns, coastal gateways, and historic capitals — 15 guides to the cities that anchor a great Canadian trip.
Alberta
A mountain town carved into the heart of the Rockies.
British Columbia
Two mountains, one village, an endless season.
Quebec
A walled European capital on the edge of the wild north.
Where the rainforest meets the Pacific — and the skyline meets the sea.
Ontario
Canada's largest city — and one of the world's most diverse.
A French-speaking island city with European bones and a North American pulse.
A modern prairie city with the Rockies on the horizon.
Nova Scotia
An Atlantic port city where every street ends at the sea.
Canada's capital — gothic spires, a frozen canal, and small-town charm.
Garden-laced capital on the southern tip of Vancouver Island.
Alberta's festival capital above a 48 km river valley.
Manitoba
Where the rivers meet — and the polar bears wait.
Newfoundland and Labrador
North America's oldest city, painted in jellybean colours.
Saskatchewan
The Paris of the Prairies — bridges, bistros, big sky.
Prince Edward Island
The birthplace of Canada, on an island of red roads and oysters.
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