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Canada Place
Nestled in the bustling heart of Vancouver's downtown waterfront, Canada Place stands as a beacon of Canadian culture and hospitality. This iconic landmark isn't just a pretty sight; it's a hub of activity that welcomes everyone from local residents
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Griffin House
Nestled atop a picturesque hill, the preserved early 19th-century Griffin House offers breathtaking views of the stunning Dundas Valley. This charming historic site invites you to uncover the rich history of Enerals Griffin and other pioneering Black
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Fairmont Le Chateau Frontenac
More than just a hotel, the Fairmont Le Château Frontenac stands as a symbol of Québec City. For over a hundred years, this majestic structure has proudly sat atop Cape Diamond, offering breathtaking views of Dufferin Terrace and the St. Lawrence Riv
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Old Quebec
Old Québec, a UNESCO World Heritage gem, stands proudly as the only fortified city north of Mexico. As you wander through its historic streets, you'll be enchanted by the European charm that fills the air. Imagine yourself walking through the old qua
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Chateau Ramezay Historic Site and Museum of Montreal
Stroll along the paths once tread by historical icons like Benjamin Franklin and step into the enchanting world of the Château Ramezay. This elegant 18th-century residence is a storyteller of over 500 years of history, brought to life through captiva
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Place Jacques-Cartier and Place De La Dauversiere
No visit to Old Montréal is complete without stopping by Place Jacques-Cartier, a bustling spot rich in history. For centuries, Montrealers and visitors have gathered here to soak in the views of the Old Port, relax at an outdoor terrace, and enjoy t
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The Forks National Historic Site
Steeped in 6,000 years of history, the confluence of the Red and Assiniboine rivers in Winnipeg has long been a gathering spot for people from all walks of life. Spanning 54 stunning acres, this lively area offers a central market buzzing with energy
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Wanuskewin Heritage Park
Perched above Opimihaw Creek and the South Saskatchewan River near Saskatoon, Wanuskewin Heritage Park offers a fascinating glimpse into a lesser-known chapter of Canada's history. This National Historic Site is a unique portal to the past, showcasin
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Batoche National Historic Site
All aboard! Hop onto the visitor shuttle and uncover a fresh perspective of Batoche. You can hop on and off or embark on a Journey Through Time with an interactive and enjoyable tour. Step back into 1885 and witness the final battle of the Métis resi
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Fort Henry
Step into a world of history at Fort Henry, where you can truly immerse yourself in what 19th-century military life was like. Nestled in Ontario, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is a lively center of historical happenings. Picture yourself on a guide
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Bellevue House
As a founding figure and Canada’s inaugural Prime Minister, Sir John A. Macdonald played a pivotal role in shaping Canada from a modest colony to a leading democratic nation. Stroll through the gardens of the historic Bellevue House, where the seeds
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Halifax Citadel National Historic Site
The Halifax Citadel is a must-see on any trip to Halifax. Perched majestically on a hill with sweeping views of the city, this historic site is part of a series of forts that protected Halifax Harbour from 1749 to 1906. Despite its strategic importan
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Government House Saskatchewan
Built in 1891, Government House in Saskatchewan carries the charm of history within its walls. For over half a century, it served as the official residence and office of the Lieutenant Governor, the Queen's representative in the province, until 1945.