Matt Corkum

I’ve been to Montreal and Quebec City several times now, and my wife and I recently honeymooned in Montreal. There is so much culture, food, entertainment, and history in the province.

Montreal is a modern city with a wonderful subway system (it rides quietly on rubber tires like the one in Paris), plenty of places to drink beer, a thriving music scene, and over 4500 restaurants!

Quebec City is a quaint fortified city, and is a UNESCO World Heritage city. Cobblestone streets, handmade art, mouth-watering cuisine, and more museums and history than you can shake a stick at! You might just mistake it for Paris – except with the friendly Canadian hopstiality.

Scenic ocean villages, rolling hills, the highest tides in the world, some of the most historic buildings and areas in the world, and a very comfortable climate make Nova Scotia an amazing place to live.

And it’s a great place to visit as well! Easy to get to (serviced by most large airlines, ferry services, buses, and a short drive from the States, Ontario, Quebec, and the other Maritime provinces), easy to get around, lots to see and do, and it won’t cost you an arm and a leg. =)