N.B. roadtrips
As the first long weekend of good weather draws near, many Metro Monctonians are digging out their picnic baskets and coolers and hatching plans for family daytrips. And with the price of gas expected to continue rising, trips to destinations closer to home are likely to be more popular than ever this summer.
Hot springs are good for the soul
Dark clouds loom above with no sign or hope of sunshine.
Cdn drivers adapt to high gasoline prices
Bob Armstrong isn't going to let higher gas prices ruin his summer travel plans.
Summer reading the blends food and travel
Ready to hit the road for a culinary adventure? There's a stack of new road trip-ready books to help.
Air travellers expected to get a break
U.S. Airlines are being allowed to save more of a traveller's personal information to help avoid mistaking that person for someone on a terrorist watchlist.
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National gallery presents summer exhibition of art from 1930s
The National Gallery of Canada's summer exhibition will focus on the decade before the Second World War, bringing together over 200 works that explore the link between art and biology.
Garter snakes get frisky in Manitoba dens
The action is hot and heavy at the Narcisse Snake Dens.
What's on the menu in Quebec?
Suggestion to foodies planning a trip to Quebec: consider a meal featuring some of the province's delicious lamb, washed down with microbrewery beer.
Orlando plans new spills and thrills for families
The folks who brought you killer whales and killer rides are giving new meaning to the words wet and wild.
History society to offer summer tours
Canada's National History Society, publisher of The Beaver magazine, is partnering with two Winnipeg-based travel companies to offer historical tours this summer.
Exhibit of Tutankhamen's treasures to open
An exhibition featuring more than 130 treasures from the tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamen and other ancient sites will begin a United States tour with an opening November in Atlanta.
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Annual tulip festival runs May 2-19
Hotels in Ottawa and Gatineau have created a special package for visitors wanting to take in the annual Canadian Tulip Festival.
DeNiro, Estefan open lodgings
A new hotel in New York and a new resort in Florida have big celebrity names behind them.
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Reunions
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Locals protest luxury tourism in Peru
With four-digit inflation and violent Maoist guerrillas, Peru for many years was hardly the place for a seaweed wrap in a swank hotel.
Pets of the Week
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What's up this week?
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Vacation close to home
As the days lengthen, many of us begin to daydream about picnicking and hiking. Lisa Brown, on the other hand, often finds her mind turning to... spelunking.
A trip down under is a great escape
I lift my kayak paddle and pause at the end of a tidal inlet.
Spend summer in Europe
Europe loves to throw a party. The calendar is full of events that bring out millions to share in the fun of festivals, sporting events and concerts.
Snowfall exceeds 600 inches at Jackson ski resort
Total snowfall has exceeded 600 inches (1,524 centimetres) at one of the measuring stations at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. It's the first time in 42 winters that a measuring station there has recorded that much snow.
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Central Park replica headed to the ocean
Central Park is moving to the ocean -- sort of. Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. said Tuesday that an area resembling New York's Central Park will be featured in the centre of its Project Genesis ship when it is delivered in late 2009 as the world's largest cruise vessel.
Stanley Park is one of the best
It's the best of both worlds: outdoor green spaces and vibrant big cities. Sunset magazine has recommendations in its April issue for 10 places to enjoy springtime in the West without leaving civilization.
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