Wendy Helfenbaum

Family-owned company was the first to snap up serviced industrial land in this thriving southern Ontario business hub. Here's why.

From historic lighthouses to "singing" red sand beaches, lively culture and fish-to-fork culinary delights, crescent-shaped Prince Edward Island packs plenty of family-friendly fun into its 5,683 square kilometers – including paying homage to Canada’s favourite literary character, Anne of Green Gables.

Across Canada, local fishermen, chefs and foragers share their fish-and-feast passion with visitors by first catching, then cooking their own seafood bounty.

For the growing number of Canadians planning domestic travel this summer — a recent Léger poll revealed that 77 per cent of trip takers intend to stay in Canada — there are plenty of memorable adventures available from coast to coast. Whether you’re seeking immersive nature experiences, adrenaline-pumping activities or luxury escapes, there’s never been a better time to explore Canada.

Our cottage’s circa-1973 ugly panelling is begging for a facelift. Sure, we could rip down the panels, install drywall, tape, mud, sand, and paint. But could we skip all that work and make that brown sadness disappear with just paint? Before getting started, I consulted Rory Gaffney, the owner of About Painting in Calgary, about some tricky cottage surfaces.

Known as America’s First Superhighway, the Pennsylvania Turnpike opened to public traffic in 1940. Operated by the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission, the highway now spans more than 565 miles of roadway — triple its original length — and is used by 550,000 daily travelers. Since 2000, the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission has been working to transform the highway as part of a Total Reconstruction Initiative. The multi-billion-dollar investment will modernize the the entire system to provide a safer and more efficient travel experience for Pennsylvania Turnpike customers.

Learn to grow goldenrod (solidago), a native pollinator powerhouse that adds a burst of late-season color to your garden.

Travelers are sniffing more fragrances everywhere – from hotel lobbies to museums to retail spaces – but not everyone is a fan

As more organizations recognize the importance of giving back, there’s increasing demand to create innovative, impactful CSR activities that combine corporate objectives with powerful experiences attendees won’t forget. From wildlife conservation efforts to refurbishing local schools, here’s how to integrate inspiring give back programs into your event.

Stirling Marathon expands made-in-Canada refrigeration factory in Elora thanks to affordable ‘shovel-ready’ industrial land and township’s invaluable development support

The fragrant phlox flower is a timeless classic. It provides gorgeous color and versatility as a ground cover and in rock gardens—borders, beds and containers—or in cutting gardens. Crisp white, soft pink, deep purple or fiery red blooms take center stage in your outdoor space. Easy to grow in a variety of environments, these sweet-smelling hardy perennials attract hummingbirds, butterflies and other pollinators.

Québec City’s Parks Canada sites make it a must-visit destination for travellers wanting to soak up the region’s living history amid gorgeous landscapes
This summer marks the 40th anniversary Old Québec’s designation as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and there’s plenty to celebrate.

These four cities are perfect for any group itinerary.