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• Canada's Polar Bears by David Lukas November 02, 2008 Get close up with the bears and learn more about their vulnerability in a rapidly changing environment. View the Photo Feature › (read article)
• Alternative Ski Spots by James Bainbridge November 02, 2008 Get off the beaten piste and carve up the powder at these ten little-known snowfields. (read article)
• Conquering Canada's last frontier by Aaron Spitzer November 02, 2008 Looking for a refreshing, educational break? Get Klondike-bound and build a snow cave, ski over sea ice or captain a team of huskies. (read article)
• BC buffet by John Lee November 02, 2008 There's more to Canadian cuisine than maple syrup, you know - and British Columbia's the region to show you exactly how much more. (read article)
• Canada's Polar Bears by David Lukas October 15, 2007 Get close up with the bears and learn more about their vulnerability in a rapidly changing environment. View the Photo Feature › (read article)
• Alternative Ski Spots by James Bainbridge December 09, 2007 Get off the beaten piste and carve up the powder at these ten little-known snowfields. (read article)
• Conquering Canada's last frontier by Aaron Spitzer June 01, 2008 Looking for a refreshing, educational break? Get Klondike-bound and build a snow cave, ski over sea ice or captain a team of huskies. (read article)
• BC buffet by John Lee September 15, 2008 There's more to Canadian cuisine than maple syrup, you know - and British Columbia's the region to show you exactly how much more. (read article)
• Frank Gehry: architectural tourism by Adrian Bridge December 02, 2008 Adrian Bridge urges travellers to seek out Frank Gehry&rsquo<s inspirational works. (read article)
• Whistler: The world's best ski resort? by Peter Hardy December 12, 2008 Whistler in Canada recently sealed its claim to the title by opening &ldquo<the most daring ski lift ever built&rdquo<. Critics say that the venue for next season&rsquo<s Winter Olympics is already over-developed &ndash< and over-priced. Peter Hardy reports. (read article)
• Canada: Paddle power meets pedal power on Prince Edward Island by Rodney Bolt March 26, 2009 An activity holiday doesn't have to mean roughing it &ndash< not if you head for Canada's Prince Edward Island, says Rodney Bolt. (read article)
• Alberta: Bones of Canada's Badlands by Alexandra Ferguson April 07, 2009 In Alberta, Alexandra Ferguson finds it's easy to be transported back 70 million years. (read article)
• Dinosaur hunting in Alberta April 07, 2009 (read article)
• My kind of town: Ottawa Canada by Rick Mofina April 16, 2009 The author Rick Mofina appreciates the calming beauty, lush parks and waterways of Ottawa. (read article)
• Yukon is pioneer country with power showers by Nicholas Roe April 21, 2009 On a new journey up the Yukon River, Nicholas Roe enjoys the wilderness without having to rough it like a Klondiker. (read article)
• Year of Discovery competition: guilty pleasures on the Nova Scotia shoreline by Ashley Slater December 23, 2008 Ashley Slater is a runner-up in the beaches category of our Year of Discovery writing competition for this description of a serene Nova Scotia. (read article)
• Moraine Lake Canada: One minute wonder by Tim Jepson January 04, 2009 All you need to know about the world&rsquo<s most beautiful destinations in 60 seconds. This week: Moraine Lake in the Canadian Rockies. (read article)
• Guide to house swap holidays: Scotia free by Sara Wheeler February 05, 2009 If the economy has done for your regular family holiday, a house swap may be just the ticket. Sara Wheeler traded Camden for Canada. (read article)
• Vancouver Island: An Alist adventure by Lucinda Baring April 24, 2009 Bears, beaches and a brush with Scarlett Johansson &ndash< Lucinda Baring finds reality is even better than fantasy on Vancouver Island in Canada. (read article)
• The world's scariest ski runs: terror at the top by Peter Hardy February 03, 2009 Peter Hardy stares into the abyss and picks the world's most fearsome ski descents. (read article)
• North America 2009: activity holiday guide by Fred Mawer February 17, 2009 Fred Mawer offers a guide to the best activity-based holidays in Canada and the US, from cultural tours and great rail journeys to walking, cycling and wildlife breaks. (read article)
• North America 2009: accommodation options by Fred Mawer February 17, 2009 Fred Mawer offers a comprehensive guide to the best holiday operators and accommodation options in the United States and Canada. (read article)
• North America 2009: costcutting tips by Fred Mawer February 17, 2009 Looking to cut costs on your North American holiday? Fred Mawer offers 20 money-saving tips to help your pound stretch further. (read article)
• North America 2009: holiday planning guide by Fred Mawer February 17, 2009 From the scenery of the Canadian Rockies to the screams of Florida&rsquo<s theme parks: Fred Mawer offers a guide to a continent&rsquo<s worth of travel. (read article)
• Activity and wildlife holidays: AllAmerican adventures February 17, 2009 (read article)
• Toronto city guide: bars shopping and restaurants by Paul Wade April 14, 2009 The best of the bars, restaurants and shops in the lively Canadian city of Toronto. (read article)
• Toronto city guide: top five hotels by Paul Wade April 14, 2009 Paul Wade suggests five hotels in the Canadian city of Toronto to suit all budgets and tastes. (read article)
• Toronto city guide: top five sights by Paul Wade April 14, 2009 From world-class museums, to great views and bustling markets, Paul Wade selects Toronto finest attractions. (read article)
• Toronto city guide: introduction and basics by Paul Wade April 14, 2009 Paul Wade offers a guide to Canada&rsquo<s largest city, featuring the best hotels, bars, restaurants and sights, plus advice on where to shop. (read article)