This is a photo of a Triceratops Skeleton from my favorite dinosaur museum the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Paleontology in Drumheller, Alberta. Admit it, as a kid Triceratops was your favorite dinosaur. [...]

The Meeting Sculpture by Wang Shugang sits (or in this case squats) in Cardero Park in Vancouver, British Columbia. The Japanese tourists are not officially part of the piece.

The Amateur Traveler talks to Ira Bernstein again, this time about the Canadian Provence of Quebec. Ira suggests seeing both Montreal and Quebec City because of the contrasts in the two major [...]

The Amateur Traveler talks to travel blogger Candice Walsh about St Johns and her her home province of Newfoundland (and Labrador). In my opinion Newfoundland is maybe the most underrated unappreciated province [...]

Yet another photo from the Capilano Suspension Bridge private park. I loved this walk through the treetops, even though I am not a huge fan of heights.

If I were going to take up the gentleman’s sport of yachting, I think the beautiful setting of Stanley Park in Vancouver is just the place I might want to do it.

Vancouver is a city on the water, but more than that it is city in love with the water as it is surrounded by beaches, marinas, seal walls and sea planes.

You don’t have to be hungry to go to the Granville Public Market on Granville “Island” in Vancouver… but it’s not a bad idea.

Canada Place is one of the few buildings left over for the 1986 Vancouver Expo. It started as the Canadian Pavilion at this world’s fair with the intention that it become the [...]

Vancouver boasts the world’s “first steam powered clock” in the Gastown neighborhood.