Canada has a taste of freedom that everyone can claim: nature still leaves plenty of space for dreams of adventure, in the wild prairie dotted with lakes or in the heart of majestic mountains that offer fabulous hikes.
From the Yukon to Quebec, from coast to coast as the motto goes, Canada is meant to be the El Dorado of the great outdoors, an ode to nature and purity, an invitation to go further. Its culture, shaped by the native Indians, the French and the English and more recently by all the immigrants from all over the world, has a unique character.
Second largest country in the world by size, Canada offers a diversity of landscapes that is simply incredible. It is a major destination for world tourism, with everyone seeing Canada as a place of freedom and tranquility, illustrated by the famous cabin in Canada, which one imagines on the edge of a lake bordered by tall fir trees, far from everything but close to nature.
Canada is a bit of magic that amazes with every look, every landscape, every animal, every season. From the northern lights to the multicolored forests of autumn, Canada enchants and invites you to come back again and again, until you don’t want to leave.
6 August 2019
South of Lake Ontario and Toronto lies an arm of land linking the province to the United States. The magnificent Niagara region is known worldwide for its waterfalls, but also for its terroir, which can be discovered in each of its picturesque villages.
9 November 2018
Southwest of Calgary, Alberta, the cowboy spirit continues in this region where the mountains meet the prairies, with ranches, horses and old pioneer forts. This region offers a quietness and exceptional landscapes that would be a shame to miss.
31 December 2017
In Montreal, the challenge of building the Promenades Cathédrale
Les Promenades Cathédrale is a shopping center built in 1987 in downtown Montreal. The complex takes its name from the fact that it was built underneath Christ Church Anglican Cathedral. It was a real challenge for the architects and engineers of the time.
15 October 2017
Meeting place, this is the name that the Amerindians had given to their camp on the shores of Lake Ontario. A prophetic vision. A few centuries later, Toronto has become one of the most vibrant metropolises in North America and the most cosmopolitan city in the world.
Video credits: Travel Alberta
