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The Digby Scallop Days Festival is a popular summer event that takes place in Nova Scotia, Canada. Join Paul Gidney, a local scallop fisherman and recent contest winner at the festival, as he discusses the technique involved with shucking a ...

The Digby Scallop Days Festival is a popular summer event that takes place in Nova Scotia, Canada. Join Bob Eisener, as he demonstrates how a hot grill, a batch of fresh scallops, and a good dose of garlic butter are all you need to prepare one of ...

Port-Royal is a rural Canadian community, located in the province of Nova Scotia. It is the first permanent European settlement in North America north of Florida, and was founded in 1605. Explore the rich history and culture behind this historic ...

Each summer, Halifax's scenic waterfront comes to life with the Halifax International Busker Festival -- a celebration of street performance in all its guises. Join in on the fun with jugglers, acrobats, musicians, artists, comedians, and street ...

Founded in 1820, the Alexander Keith's Brewery in Halifax is one of the oldest breweries in North America. Join guides in period costume, as they tour this facility and share the history and culture behind their beer -- and around life in Halifax ...

The Lunenburg Folk Harbour Festival blends traditional and contemporary folk music on the grounds of the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. Talented locals performers and visiting musicians alike have graced the stages and streets ...

Explore Nova Scotia's rich culinary offerings, with a trip to The Five Fishermen restaurant in Halifax. With the title of Taste of Nova Scotia's Restaurant of the Year under its belt, this restaurant is a celebrated destination for both locals and ...

Kejimkujik National Park is located in the Canadian province of Nova Scotia, and is the only national park recognized as a national historic site in its entirety. Celebrated for its spectacular hiking and camping, Kejimkujik National Park is a ...

Wood Buffalo National Park is the largest national park in Canada. Sprawling across northeastern Alberta and southern Northwest Territories, it was originally established in 1922 in an effort to protect the world's largest herd of free-roaming Wood ...

The National Museum of Immigration - Pier 21, is located in Halifax, Nova Scotia. It operated as an ocean liner terminal and immigration shed from 1928 to 1971, and is Canada's last remaining ocean immigration shed. Join volunteer guide George ...

Halifax Farmers' Market is a popular attraction for both tourists and locals like. Open year-round, this Canadian market features an abundance of fresh produce, flowers, cheese, meats and bread for shoppers to choose from. Vendors are also known for ...

Fly-fishing is a popular activity in the Northwest Territories. Join Carlos Gonzalez, owner of Yellowknife Outdoor Adventures, as he discusses the technique and skill around this celebrated sport. Want to plan your trip to Canada? Visit ...

Join Carlos Gonzalez, owner of Yellowknife Outdoor Adventures, as he shares insight into the outdoor lifestyle that attracts visitors to Canada's Northwest Territories -- this includes fly-fishing, and preparing a fresh meal with friends. Want to ...

Join Danielle O'Neill on a tour of the Northwest Territories Legislative Assembly in Yellowknife. Explore the rich history and tradition behind this body of government -- and learn about its role in Canada today. Want to plan your trip to Canada? ...

The Yellowknife Golf Course celebrated its 60th anniversary in 2008, and it is a popular destination for both locals and tourists in the Northwest Territories. Explore this scenic 18-hole course, and learn about the annual Canadian North Midnight ...

The Wildcat Café is a tremendously popular summer attraction in Canada's Northwest Territories, and the vintage log cabin structure is recognized as a City of Yellowknife Heritage Building. Join owner, Pierre LePage, as he tours the restaurant and ...

Born in Deluth, Minnesota, Albert Faille was a pioneering trapper and gold prospector in the South Nahanni area of the Northwest Territories. Join Parks Canada interpreter Raquel Michaud and historian David Finch in Fort Simpson, as they survey ...

Fort Simpson is the longest-standing continuous settlement on the Mackenzie River, in the Northwest Territories. Established as Fort of the Forks in 1903, it was renamed for Sir George Simpson when the Hudson's Bay Company set up its fur-trading post ...

The Midnight Sun Float Plane Fly-In is a uniquely arctic event that takes place in Canada's Northwest Territories. With 24-hour sunshine, local northern foods, and attendees arriving in a diverse variety of aircrafts, the semi-annual event is a ...