You Can Now Do A Zoom Interview To Renew Global Entry and Other Trusted Traveler Programs One silver lining where the pandemic is concerned is that has forced companies to either speed up their plans to work remotely or forced them to get with the 21st… Johnny Jet , June 22, 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
6 Road Trips to Take in Ontario This article was written and produced in partnership with Marriott. All opinions expressed within are my own. For travelers, 2020 is the year of the road trip. And if you’re… Natalie DiScala , August 12, 2020
4 Road Trips to Take in British Columbia This article was written and produced in partnership with Marriott. All opinions expressed within are my own. Just like the United States, Canada’s landscape varies dramatically from the east coast… Natalie DiScala , August 12, 2020
Use This Reader Tip and Be a Generous Traveler in Canada Each Friday, we feature a reader-submitted tip as our Travel Tip of the Day. This week’s tip comes from reader Rob in Bellingham, WA, who wrote in after some travel… Johnny Jet , December 6, 2019
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
If You Fly to or From Canada, Canada’s New Airline Passenger Rights Apply to You As of July 15, flyers have new and expanded airline passenger rights in Canada. That means that if you’re booked on a flight into or out of a Canadian city,… Johnny Jet , August 1, 2019
The Free App That Lets Travelers Clear the Canadian Border Faster A couple of weeks ago I was cruising through Toronto Pearson airport (YYZ) chasing my two-year-old when the sign above caught my eye. I quickly snapped a pic so I… Johnny Jet , May 22, 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
You Could Be Denied Entry Into Canada for This Reason U.S. Customs and Border Protection writes that the official policy does not strictly forbid persons with DUIs from entering Canada. Instead, it’s noted that “Canada may not allow persons with… Johnny Jet , February 28, 2019
How to See How Long the Security Line Is at Canadian Airports Last week we featured the MyTSA app as our Travel App of the Week. Thanks to reader Ross Craig, I now know about the Canadian equivalent: the CATSA Breeze through… Johnny Jet , January 29, 2019
Remember That the 24-Hour Rule Only Applies to Flights to/from the U.S. Each Friday, we feature a reader-submitted tip as our Travel Tip of the Day. This week’s tip comes from reader Carlos, who says: “I recently purchased a return flight from… Johnny Jet , December 14, 2018
