A journey through articles to explore Canada in depth

To make a trip to Canada even more fun, you'll need to adapt to another culture with different social rules. Here's all you need to know about how to get along in the Canadian culture.

Before leaving for Canada, you must have an Electronic Travel Authorisation (eTA) and be sure that everything you pack is allowed into the country. To help you, here's some advice for getting through customs without a hitch.

The indigenous people of Canada reflect the country's diversity. Here's a bit of history and some sites you can visit in order to learn more about their culture.

How to get around Canada? What's the best way to travel if crossing from one side of the country to the other?

Once you've returned from Canada, you'll enjoy your pancakes with 100% natural maple syrup, and you'll be a champion brownie baker. Meanwhile you can lose the weight by working out in your new kit or going for a run with Canadian folk music (what else) playing in the background. 

Canada is well known for its openness and its efforts to increase accessibility for people with disabilities in the country. In most cases, these efforts have paid off, even though there have been some failures. If you have a physical disability, it seems that Canada would be one of the best countries to visit.

If you are taking off for Canada, and especially for Quebec, we can help you plan so you can travel eco-responsibly! Because Quebec has its own eco-tourism label: Aventure Écotourisme Québec. You can trust them... but still keep your eyes open!

Canada is well known for its wide open spaces and unspoiled nature. Here is a list of some ideas that would make the perfect honeymoon in this immense country.

Canada is a country that is more than 5,000 kilometres wide, with harsh Winters and Summers that are warm and humid. Here, nature is king. Mankind has had to learn to live with its whims and with its winter snowstorms. Canada has a tapestry of landscape and animals, from the idyllic beauty of the majestic mountains of British Columbia to the maple forests. 

Is Canada a safe place to travel? What is the best advice or the best habits to adopt to avoid problems and difficulties?