Canada's Local Discovery Guide
Streetsville is the neighbourhood that Mississauga residents who don’t live there eventually discover, and then wonder why it took them so long. Located in the city’s west end along the Credit River, it operates as a genuine village within a major city — with its own history, its own character, its own annual festivals, and […]
Ottawa occupies an unusual position in the Canadian consciousness — it’s the capital, which means most Canadians feel vaguely obligated to visit it at some point, and most of them are then surprised to discover how good it actually is. More relaxed than Toronto, more bilingual than anywhere else in Ontario, and home to more […]
Montreal is not like other Canadian cities. It has its own language, its own cuisine, its own internal logic — a bilingual, stubbornly individual city built on an island in the St. Lawrence River, with a mountain in its middle and centuries of French and British history layered into its architecture. Of all the places […]