Wendy Helfenbaum

There are so many ways Canadian travellers can immerse themselves in Québec City’s distinctive history, traditions and art. Bursting with European charm and warm hospitality, this standout summer destination offers a vibrant cultural scene, spectacular architecture and a friendly, open spirit. Here are the city’s must-see sights.

Gastronomic tourism has emerged as a major factor when travellers choose a destination, and the legendary food culture in Québec City continues to draw visitors from around the world, thanks to the city’s warm hospitality, award-winning chefs and fresh, local flavours. Indulge all your senses by savouring every bite of this historic city’s unique, diverse culinary scene.

Québec City has some of the best-known tourist spots in North America, including Place Royale, the Citadelle de Québec and the Plains of Abraham. But tucked within its cobblestone streets and charming heritage buildings are many unique and exciting things to see, do and eat. Here are a few special spots and activities visitors won’t find anywhere else in the world.

Business is booming in the Eastern Townships, with homebuyers flocking to the area thanks to its abundant lakes, mountain lifestyle and high-end dining, entertainment and shopping options. In May, Sotheby’s International Realty Québec is opening a new office in Magog to meet the demand.

If your cottage sits empty for months, your fireplace will need some attention before you strike that first match. Daniel Kimia, a professional engineer and the managing director at Zoroast The Fireplace Store in Toronto, has some tips on prepping it.

A proper car wash will shine things up, but a few common mistakes can make for a dull ride.

Drivers can overlook important vehicle maintenance which may seem minor at the time but, eventually, can land their car in the garage for expensive repairs. Here are some common pet peeves from CAA-approved mechanics, along with some tips on how you can increase the longevity of your vehicle.

Finding reasonably priced industrial land suitable to expand a growing business can prove challenging in large cities where the market rate is more than $1 million per acre. Many smaller regions lack the necessary infrastructure and support. Centre Wellington’s abundant industrial land and turnkey services make it easy for companies like JEC to set up shop or expand.

A Q&A with the soccer legend and founder of Canada's new professional women's league, the Northern Super League.

Here's how sport organizations, event planners and venues are anticipating and navigating the uncertainty and future-proofing their events against climate change.

The best family-friendly activities in Copenhagen, from food market gems and car museums to scenic canal tours,

Affordable family vacations seem harder to find these days with the fluctuation of the Canadian dollar. Whether you’re dreaming of a bucket-list trip abroad or a last-minute weekend getaway, budgeting can be less painful with a few smart strategies. You can still find great deals if you’re willing to do some homework and make that part of the adventure. Here’s how to save on vacations.

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Forming the southwestern corner of the Iberian Peninsula in Portugal, the Algarve features two Atlantic coasts famous for its lovely weather year-round, with more than 300 days of sun each year.
Typically, visitors flock to the shores of the Algarve in the summer, but travellers looking to avoid crowds, enjoy mild temperatures and value-added hotel and flight packages should head to this vibrant, family-friendly spot for a winter escape.