canada

It's not a proper trek through Canada without our guide to the best sights and activities our northern neighbor has to offer.

Kim's Convenience
Kim’s Convenience is a Canadian sitcom about Korean Canadian family named the Kim family and it centers around the funny everyday happenings in and around their convenience store of the same name. It is based in the city of Toronto, Canada.
By Revista Miko:XCI 13 days ago in Wander
Pompeii Wasn’t a Theme Park. The Evidence Is Buried in the Dirt.
Every few years, the same claim circulates online: Pompeii is not an ancient Roman city at all, but a modern fabrication, a giant archaeological theme park built to manufacture a version of Western history.
By Jin13 days ago in Wander
Corner Gas
There’s this canadian comedy sitcom called Corner Gas and I found it by happy accident one day I’m in my room watching TV and I decide to go look for something else by accident a happy accident mind you i found this show called Corner Gas period immediately it drew my attention for a number of reasons number one was the fact that it took place in a really small townAnd remind me of the small town IUsed to live in as well.In my small town we had two gas stationsIn this fictionalSmall town of DogwoodThat’s the name of thePlace where the people liveIt was one and it was like one Diner called the Ruby RosePeriodI really got into this showI watched every seasonThe characters were awesomeAnd there was even an animatedShow two ofCorner gasPeriod there was also a movieThey went all outWhen they createdCorner gas.It originally aired onThe Canadian Broadcasting CorporationPeriodThe plot of Corner gas is simpleIt’s about the everyday goings onOf the people that live in DogwoodIn Saskatchewan CanadaAnd it all centers aroundThis littleOut of the way gas station called Corner Gas. connor gas is ran or was ran in this case past tense cuz the show’s not on anymore by Brent boot is a comic book reading gas station owner whom he took over from his father that cantankerous Oscar periodEveryone in this show is awesomeFrom the girl that works the cash register in the corner gasTo the ladyMove back to the town in order toRun the cafe next doorAfter her aunt passes awayPeriod the two copsWho don’t really Patrol or anything cuz there’s no really no crimeTo be had in DogwoodPeriodI watched the entire series and quite frankly it was well worth it I enjoyed it very muchPeriodIf you ever get the chance to watch itI suggest that you doPeriod
By Revista Miko:XCI 14 days ago in Wander
Check it out
Check it out was a Canadian sitcom in the 1980’s about a quirky supermarket in the city of Toronto called Cobbs and all of the quirky and eccentric staff that work at the supermarket.
By Revista Miko:XCI 14 days ago in Wander
Destination: Wedding! Celebrating Canada- Niagara-On-the-Lake
Just a short drive from the US/Canadian border lies a small region within Ontario, Canada called Niagara-on-the-Lake. A certain magical quality persists, mile by mile, with beautiful lakeside views, more than 40 wineries and a quaint Old town full of boutiques and restaurants featuring fresh farm-to-table ingredients. The entire area feels curated for a bespoke, Canadian wedding experience. Travelers by the millions visit Niagara Falls (pictured below), not realizing the magic that lies just beyond it.
By See The Room20 days ago in Wander
From Edgar Allen Poe to Greenland
I just got home from one of the most amazing trips I have ever taken, and I am still trying to take in everything we saw and did. When I think about the distance we covered, the places we visited, and everything that happened along the way, it is hard to believe it all happened in one trip.
By Tim Carmichaelabout a month ago in Wander
The Street Walkers
Midnight came to Skyscraper Island, tiring out Jeff Roberts who recently completed strolling down Dream Street, stepping across the one-bedroom threshold, requesting female warmth. Due to that fantasy not being a reality, the young entrepreneur professional’s computer shut down, instigating find the department store bought couch, then hinting his easy on the eyes photogenic image, heed the thought, ‘escape the independent waken loneliness’ and ‘rest peacefully’.
By Marc OBrienabout a month ago in Wander
Did you say wine?
Oh, hello there, wanderer. How are you feeling today? A little lost, maybe— like the weight of things has settled somewhere between your shoulder blades and won't quite shrug loose? Mm. Yeah, I thought so. Come now. I know just the place.
By Chel Writesabout a month ago in Wander
A Day in...Hamilton?. Honorable Mention in Twenty-Four Hours Challenge.
You don’t go to Hamilton; you end up there. I looked over the notes for this Challenge, and I realized that I would have to choose a place that I know too well. Tokyo was a temptation, as was the East End of London, Queens, New York, and a place called Ontario, California (strange to know that there is another Ontario out there). But no, I had to pick something close to me; a place that I cannot escape from.
By Kendall Defoe 2 months ago in Wander
Gate B22
Between Two Flights Sometimes the longest journey isn't the one across the Atlantic. Airports are fascinating places. Thousands of people pass through them every hour, each carrying a different story. Some are rushing to catch a connecting flight. Others are saying goodbye to someone they love. Some are exhausted, while others are excited about the adventure ahead.
By Richard Göbel2 months ago in Wander
Living with the Landscape
My first real day off in Nova Scotia began with a phone call. I had called my friend Jan earlier that morning, and he rang me back with a simple question.
By Richard Göbel3 months ago in Wander
More Than a Vacation
After several days of learning how everything worked around the house—where to find things, who to call in case of an emergency and how life in Purcell's Cove quietly unfolds, my own routine finally began.
By Richard Göbel3 months ago in Wander