The largest Caribbean festivals are held in Jamaica and on the island of Trinidad in Trinidad & Tobago. Toronto is the host to the largest Caribbean festival outside of the Caribbean. The name of the festival is Caribana and it also holds the title of being the largest festival in North America. One of the unique […]
Canada Travel Blog
TRANSPORTATION IN CANADA: BUS TRAVEL REVIEW
When getting around Canada you are provided with many different options whether you are trying to get around a specific city or the country itself. As I am 2/3 into my exploration of the country I have been able to take them all. Transportation in Canada is very simple and straightforward for any novice or […]
Culture Shock Canada-Arriving in Toronto
I decided to head to see Toronto Canada because I don’t planning on coming back to this side of the world after I head east. I already have a draft of my itinerary around the world and wanted to make sure I get to see at least part of the great country. I honestly was […]
TOP 5 THINGS TO DO IN CANADA
All of the things to do in Canada vary across the 2nd largest country in the world. Rarely does a country have as much variety and natural beauty as Canada, from the highest tides in world at the Bay of Fundy in the East to the rare temperate rain forests on the West coast. Make […]
Niagara Falls vs Iguazu Falls: Two of the best water falls in the world.
The comparison between the Niagara Falls & the Iguazu Falls is rather simple. As I have been to many of the water falls around the world I can tell you that both of these places offer something unique. I have even gone to the Victoria Falls in Zambia and visited the unique Devil’s Pool where […]
Transportation in Canada: Getting around the world’s second largest country
Many would be surprised that a country with roughly 33 million people would be so large (compare that to the United States at nearly 310 million people). Canada is actually the second largest country in world behind Russia in terms of total area. There so many Canada sightseeing activities, how does such a small population […]
Surviving in Toronto, Canada: Earthquakes, G20 meeting, riots, and sore toes
It was exciting to say the least! For those of you that don’t know I day trade in the stock market and a high speed internet connection is a requirement not a luxury. Once I arrived at my new place in Toronto I immediately turned on the TV see the World Cup (can’t wait for […]
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