Yuk Yuk’s co-founder Mark Breslin on the top places to visit if you love comedy, including Second City and Massey Hall in Toronto, the Comedy Cellar in New York City, the Laugh Factory in Los Angeles and Halifax ComedyFest.
Shop the local boutiques along Spring Garden Road and feast on fresh seafood at restaurants such as The Bicycle Thief on a shopping getaway to this Nova Scotian city.
Alex MacLean, founder and CEO of East Coast Lifestyle, talks about why celebrities love the brand and shares three things to do on the East Coast.
Mike Lim, an owner at Chain Yard Urban Cidery in Halifax, suggests what to see and where to eat in the capital of Nova Scotia.
June is National Indigenous History Month. Experience the power of the powwow across Canada in places like Winnipeg, Ottawa, Calgary and on Cape Breton Island.
While P.E.I., Newfoundland and Vancouver Island are the most obvious Canadian islands, there are many more to visit—from Montreal (yes, it's an island) to Nova Scotia's McNabs Island (which is also a provincial park).
Do a co-ed trip to Halifax for axe throwing and a harbour cruise, take the guys to Phoenix for Topgolf and tiki bars and treat the ladies to a beachfront villa in Turks & Caicos.
From micro-breweries to one-of-a-kind stores, this is the neighbourhood every Halifax visitor needs to explore.
Whiskey, ale and atmosphere—it’s all authentic at these pubs in Halifax, Banff, Montreal and New York City.
These on-the-rise cities have plenty to boast about. Get authentic Mexican food in Tucson, Ariz., hang out at hipster locales in Dartmouth, N.S., see old-growth forests in Port Renfrew, B.C., explore the history of Santo Domingo in the D.R., and relax on the uncrowded waterfront in Vero Beach, Fla.
