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W Canada Travel Feature Writer: Lori Henry

Welcome to Western Canada, an area that stretches from the province of Manitoba to the Pacific Coast of British Columbia, and north to include Nunavut, Northwest Territories and Yukon.

Western Canada’s major cities provide year round events: first nations in Victoria and on Vancouver Island, International Film Festival in Vancouver, Ski and Snowboard Festival in Whistler, Stampede in Calgary, Jazz Festival in Edmonton, Blues Festival in Saskatoon, Folk Festival in Regina, and Comedy Festival in Winnipeg.

Join me in exploring gorgeous and culturally diverse Western Canada. And don’t forget to add your own comments and travel tips after each article, where you can discuss and debate your favourites things about this fabulous country.


Feature Writer Articles in W Canada Travel

 		John Arcand Fiddle Festival in Saskatoon, SK
Every August at the Windy Acres farm, just outside of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, is the John Arcand fiddle and Métis jigging festival.
Things To Do for Christmas in British Columbia
Heading to British Columbia this Christmas? Here are holiday travel ideas to light up any Xmas vacation in Vancouver, Victoria, Kamloops, Barkerville & Prince Rupert.
Vancouver Walking Tours in British Columbia
John Lee takes readers on historical walking tours of Vancouver, BC to well-known locales like False Creek, Robson Street and Burrard Street in Canada.
First Nations Vancouver Travel in BC, Canada
To learn about the aboriginal people of British Columbia, see aboriginal art work in downtown Vancouver and then head to Mission for First Nations history.
How To Use the Canada Line in Vancouver, BC
Vancouver, BC is the only city in Canada now with rapid transit to and from the airport. The Canada Line connects Richmond with downtown Vancouver, British Columbia.
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 		Bloedel Conservatory of Vancouver Canada
Gardeners, bird lovers, photographers and travelers are sure to enjoy the natural beauty of Vancouver's Bloedel Conservatory. Three eco-systems are presented at Bloedel.
Sask Bans Hand-Held Cell Phone Use When Driving
All drivers must hang up their hand-held cell phones before driving in Saskatchewan, to avoid paying fines and penalties.
The Rocky Mountaineer's Trip of a Lifetime
Rail travel enthusiasts consider GoldLeaf Service on the Rocky Mountaineer's journey through the mountains of British Columbia to be the trip of a lifetime.
Exploring Edmonton's Urban Parks and Trails
The Mill Creek Ravine, one of the many wilderness and park areas in Edmonton, Alberta, is groomed for people to enjoy nature and the outdoors in the middle of the city.
New Moon Movie Set Tours in Vancouver
Twilight fans can tour Vancouver to see the New Moon movie set, including Bella's house and the break-up log. Guided tours are available with On Location Vancouver Tours.
How to Stay Active with Winter Sports Activities
Staying active in the outdoors year-round is challenging in Saskatchewan, a province that sees snow and below-zero temperatures for up to six months a year.
Whistler Is For Kids
Long known as a winter playground for skiers, Whistler is a year-round playground for those who are more than young at heart.
Best Woodland Walks in Vancouver, BC, Canada
Be it the iconic big trees of Stanley Park or the quiet woods of Pacific Spirit Park, Vancouver offers serene woodland walking trails that are ideal for wet weather days.
Best Vancouver Coastal Walks, BC, Canada
Whether it's walking the famed Stanley Park Seawall or along an untamed beach, there are many great Vancouver walks that explore the coast and waterfront.
Whistler, BC a Four-Season Resort
With its reputation as a winter playground broadcast around the world with the winter Olympics, Whistler is trying to build its reputation as a four-season resort
Best Vancouver Parks, British Columbia
Vancouver parks are favorite destinations for beaches and hiking year-round. Read on for suggestions on the best parks in this British Columbia city.
Vancouver Ice-skating Rinks, BC, Canada
2010 Olympic venues, community centers, and the North Shore's Grouse Mountain count amongst the best public, indoor, and outdoor ice-skating rinks in Vancouver.
The Perfect Coffee Break at Davidson, SK
A huge roadside coffee pot and cup symbolize one of the main features of Davidson, Saskatchewan: location, location, location.
Authentically Exploring Native Canadian Tribes
Northwards of the bustling city of Vancouver, a wilderness opens up: no roads and no notable towns. In this lonely landscape survive many of Canada's 600 native peoples.
Enjoying Ferry Travel in British Columbia
The ferries plying the waters off the west coast of British Columbia provide travelers with a unique way to explore one of the world's most scenic vacation destinations.
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