Did you ever eat a nun’s fart? Walk on a glac­i­er? Explore an urban nation­al park?

Have you sam­pled shmoo torte? Taste-test­ed bagels or per­o­gies? Snacked on Kouign-Amann?

Have you gone about your dai­ly busi­ness — as if …

“Mom, there’s a word that peo­ple use here that means ‘hat,’” my 10-year-old daugh­ter told me one day dur­ing our first win­ter in Vancouver. 

“It sounds like ‘tunic.’”

“Tunic?” I asked. “A hat? Are you sure?”

If you’re …

British Columbia’s cap­i­tal city of Victoria used to be dubbed a des­ti­na­tion for the “new­ly wed and near­ly dead.” Yes, it was — and still is — pop­u­lar among both new­ly­weds and retirees, but with a grow­ing …

Twenty per­cent of Canada’s pop­u­la­tion, or near­ly 6,630,000 peo­ple, speaks a lan­guage oth­er than English or French at home, accord­ing to a recent report from Statistics Canada.

The most wide­ly spo­ken lan­guages include Mandarin, Cantonese, …

Every four years, as the next US pres­i­den­tial elec­tion approach­es, the spec­u­la­tion begins anew.

Will thou­sands of Americans move to Canada if their can­di­date loses?

In “At a Loss? There’s Always Canada,” the New York Times writes …