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 – …

“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 …

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 …

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 …

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…