Toronto often gets pegged as the business-y, buttoned-up cousin of Canada… but scratch the surface, and you’ll find a city teeming with unexpected delights and a dash of charming weirdness. Get ready to discover a different side of Toronto! Secret Subway Stations: Toronto’s transit system hides “ghost stations” – abandoned, unfinished, or rarely used stops […]
MoreMontreal is a city of contrasts – French flair meets modern energy, and a rich history hides some delightfully oddball secrets. Let’s peel back the layers of this charming city! Underground City: Montreal boasts the world’s largest underground network. It’s a sprawling labyrinth of tunnels connecting shops, metro stations, and even hockey arenas – perfect […]
MoreCalgary might be Stampede City, but beyond the cowboy hats and belt buckles lies a truly eccentric heart. Get ready to discover a different side of this prairie metropolis! Birthplace of the Caesar: This iconic Canadian cocktail, a spicy, savory twist on the Bloody Mary, was invented in Calgary way back in 1969. Cheers to […]
MoreThink Ottawa is all politics and polite Canadians? That’s only part of the story! This capital city offers a surprising dose of fun, a splash of weird, and a whole lot of hidden charm. Buckle up, and uncover these interesting facts about Ottawa below: Beavertails Anyone? This iconic Canadian pastry – fried dough shaped like […]
MoreSaskatoon, known as the “City of Bridges” and the heart of Saskatchewan, has a lot more going on than meets the eye. Get ready to be surprised by these fun facts about Saskatoon. Mind-blowing Facts Berry Central: Saskatoon berry pies are a local delicacy! This unique fruit even inspired the city’s name, derived from a […]
MoreSaskatchewan, known as the “Land of Living Skies,” might be associated with endless prairies, but this diverse province has much more to offer! Get ready to be amazed by these surprising facts about the beautiful Saskatchewan Mind-blowing Facts Wheat King: Saskatchewan is the breadbasket of Canada, producing a major chunk of the nation’s wheat crop. […]
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