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Canada · City & travel journal

Canada,
curated.

A visual guide to the cities, neighborhoods, landscapes and experiences that make Canada worth exploring.

The Canadian edit

Four cities · Four personalities
Ontario · 43.65° N

Toronto

Architecture, neighborhoods, food and the energy of Canada's largest city.

British Columbia

Vancouver

Québec

Montréal

From the journal

Places worth knowing
Toronto · Architecture

The city beyond the skyline

Toronto is changing fast. Discover the buildings, streets and public spaces shaping its next chapter.

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Toronto · Food

A city that eats the world

Kensington Market, Queen West and the neighborhoods where cultures meet around the table.

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Alberta · Nature

Into the Canadian Rockies

Turquoise lakes, mountain roads and the landscapes that define western Canada.

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Toronto, neighborhood by neighborhood

The local edit
01 / WEST

Queen West

Independent stores, galleries, cafés and some of the city's most creative streets.

02 / EAST

Leslieville

Relaxed cafés, local boutiques and a quieter side of Toronto.

03 / CENTRAL

Yorkville

Design hotels, architecture, restaurants and polished city life.

04 / NORTH

The Annex

Historic houses, bookstores, students and one of Toronto's most recognizable streetscapes.

Beyond the city

Wild
Canada.

Leave the skyline behind. Canada's greatest journeys begin where the pavement ends - from the Rockies and Pacific coast to northern forests and endless lakes.

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Places to put on the map

North America · Canada
Alberta

Banff

Mountain air · Lakes · Trails

British Columbia

Whistler

Mountains · Design · Adventure

The Canadian map

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Canada by season

When to go
01 · Spring

Fresh starts

Longer days, new restaurant openings and the first signs of green across the city.

02 · Summer

Long days

Lakeside evenings, patios, festivals and road trips through Canada's landscapes.

03 · Autumn

Golden north

Forests turn deep red and gold while cities become calmer and cooler.

04 · Winter

White Canada

Snow-covered streets, mountain resorts, skating and warm cafés after dark.

There is always another road north.

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