Summer is here and you cannot have a summer without the beach!! We were literally down on our knees praying to the beach gods that beaches would open and our prayers have been answered! Hallelujah! Okay, so now that beaches are open and that summer holiday vacation you had planned has been cancelled, lets discuss…
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Kingston is situated on Lake Ontario, at the mouth of the Cataraqui & St. Lawrence rivers. It was originally the home of a French trading post and military fort and after the British conquered New France, it was renamed Kingston. In 1841, Kingston was named the first capital of the Province of Canada, a title…
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Almost 11% of the total area of Ontario is comprised of freshwater lakes, rivers, streams, etc…ie WATER. No matter where you live or visit in Ontario, you’re never very far away from an opportunity to swim, paddle, beach, or boat. One of the fun things to do in Ontario waters is raft. Because Ontario has…
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Although much of Ontario is separated from the Atlantic Ocean by Quebec and the New England states, water-based activities are some of the most popular, and most thrilling, things for families to do when they’re visiting the area. As well as the Hudson Bay to the north, and Lake Superior to the south, Ontario is bursting…
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It is September and that means the end of summer and beginning of fall. While many of us will miss the warmth of summer we are lucky enough to live in Ontario and have a lot of things to do during the winter. This year I decided to start my autumn off by trying out…
Read moreAs we drove through one of the most picturesque areas of Cape Velsey , in the heart of the Fruit Belt, we began to notice the sights, smells, and sounds of spring returning to Eastern Ontario. Birds are chirping, flowers begin to bloom, and the hollow sound of corks being pulled from wine bottles at…
Read moreAll year round Eastern Canada offers plenty to do. From attractions and activities to beaches and outdoor fun, you will certainly enjoy the diverse landscape and diversity of the region. Exploring Quebec City is an absolute must. This French-speaking city is cosmopolitan in every way, although it still boasts a charming and traditionally strong French…
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