Getaway - Banff - Lake Louise
Dramatic mountain landscape sets the scene for Banff and Lake Louise, the two towns of Banff National Park. It's hard to picture a more sighty town than Banff with the Bow River flowing through its center and Mount Cascade soaring skyward just north of downtown. After a long hike you can soak your t

Getaway - Calgary
It's cowboy image is undeniable. After all, the world famous Calgary Stampede remains its most celebrated event. But Calgary is also Canada's fastest growing city with a population of one million residing in this region of foothills at the base of the Canadian Rockies. If they come for work opportun

Getaway - Okanagan Valley
Two hundred miles to the east of Vancouver, one of Canada's best kept secrets is quickly being discovered. The warm and lovely Okanagan Valley, an arid stretch of landscape perfect for growing grapes and ranchland, is little known to those outside of Canada. Yet as “Canada's wine country”

Getaway - The National Parks of Western Canada
Huge majestic peaks, skies that go on forever and evergreen forests protecting delicate eco-systems characterize Canada's national parks. Four in the Canadian Rockies, including Alberta and the southeastern corner of British Columbia, are among the most magnificent in the world. Banff, Canada's olde

Getaway - Vancouver City
The gleaming city of Vancouver, in the southwest corner of British Columbia, is one of the world's most cosmopolitan getaways. A dizzying array of nationalities and ethnicities along with cutting edge restaurants, outdoor markets and elaborate shopping and art centers make this a dynamic choice for

Getaway - Vancouver Island
A mass of dark seas, craggy coastlines and verdant old growth forests, Vancouver Island, stretching 280 miles from Victoria to Cape Scott, is larger than many countries. Its unsurpassed natural beauty includes the deep fjords and long inlets of its rugged west coast, the fishing streams, sandy beach

Getaway - Victoria
Elegant Victoria, at the southern tip of Vancouver Island, is not only the capital of British Columbia but the oldest city in Western Canada. With its well-preserved heritage buildings, Victorians are proud of their British heritage and historic downtown and, while the city is relatively uncrowded,

Getaway - Whistler
Arguably the number one resort in all North America, Whistler caught the world's attention when it was named host of the 2010 Winter Olympic Games. Two mountains, Whistler and Blackcomb, combine to make up what many call the largest ski resort in the world with steep peaks, huge back country bowls a

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