The Canada/US Border Opens Soon But Are Americans Welcome? On July 19, Canada announced that fully vaccinated Americans can enter on August 9, 2021. Here’s what you need to know. As most of you know, my wife and I… Johnny Jet , August 4, 2021
5 Reasons I’m Not Going to Canada When the Border Opens And Why You Might Want to Reconsider Too If you’ve been following this space for a while, then you know I married a Canadian in 2012 (here are our wedding photos). Prior to the pandemic, we traveled to… Johnny Jet , July 31, 2021
BREAKING NEWS: Canada To Open Border To Vaccinated Americans on August 9 UPDATED: Fully Vaccinated Americans Can Enter August 9, 2021 According to the Government of Canada’s website: “American citizens and permanent residents of the United States, who currently reside in the… Johnny Jet , July 19, 2021
Where to Get Tim Hortons Coffee in the US When You Don’t Live Near One This post contains references to products from one or more of our advertisers. We may receive compensation when you click on links to those products. For an explanation of our… Johnny Jet , April 10, 2021
Everything You Need To Know About Canada Banning Cruise Ships For Another Year In one tweet, Omar Alghabra, Canadian Member of Parliament for Mississauga Centre and Minister of Transport, put a kibosh on cruising in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska this summer. “Today,… Johnny Jet , February 5, 2021
10 Things to Eat, See and Do in St. John’s, Newfoundland & Labrador St. John’s, the capital of Newfoundland & Labrador, is a fascinating city. At over 500-years-old, it’s the oldest and most easterly city in North America, and it embodies a European… Matt Thompson , December 5, 2019
A Summer Road Trip in Newfoundland & Labrador: Putting the “Trip” in Road Trip Newfoundland & Labrador—the two-part Canadian province—is a fascinating place. As the easternmost point of North America, it’s not particularly easy to get to from where I live on the U.S…. Matt Thompson , December 4, 2019
10 Road Trip Stops Along New Brunswick’s Bay of Fundy Coast Abounding with picturesque fishing villages, idyllic islands, unspoiled nature, and sought-after lobster rolls, Canada’s Maritime province of New Brunswick is a special place (and not just for having the highest… Lavanya Sunkara , August 20, 2019
The 13 Best Things I Did in Nova Scotia en Route to Cape Breton Last September, I enjoyed the best solo road trip of my life on the roads of Cape Breton in Nova Scotia. I wrote about it in two posts: Solo in Cape… Georgie Jet , April 23, 2019
10 Reasons to Visit Newfoundland & Labrador I recently had the pleasure of traveling to Newfoundland & Labrador (together one province) for a festival (see “The Gathering” below) and immediately fell in love with its beautiful landscapes,… Matt Thompson , November 2, 2018
20 Stops to Make on a Cape Breton Road Trip Nearly three decades ago, as a speechless baby, I was couriered by CAT ferry from Bar Harbor (Maine) to Nova Scotia. I cried from beginning to end. Among the things I did not… Ian Livingston , October 18, 2018
Solo in Cape Breton, Part 2: The Cabot Trail &; the Most Beautiful Drive of My Life This is second part in Georgie Jet’s two-part series on her time on Cape Breton. See part 1 here. As I continued on my solo road trip from the west… Georgie Jet , October 12, 2018
York Durham Headwaters: The Perfect Ontario Road Trip Destination I spend a lot of time in Canada since that’s where my beautiful wife Natalie was born and raised. She grew up just outside of Toronto, which is 90… Johnny Jet , October 10, 2018
10 Reasons to Stay at Hockley Valley Resort Hockley Valley Resort is located just 37 miles (45 minutes) from Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ), making it an easy drive from a world class airport. Translation: That means… Johnny Jet , October 9, 2018
Solo in Cape Breton, Part 1: The Ceilidh Trail & Canada’s Musical Coast Nova Scotia, and specifically its Cape Breton, is a land steeped in mystery, history, and a magical beauty. My husband Cam and I went to Nova Scotia for two weeks when… Georgie Jet , October 5, 2018
