Travel Blog of a Digital Nomad
This is a charming waterside city along the eastern tip of Canada. With a lower population, it avoids the traffic and noise of larger cities and keeps a very relaxing and liveable feel! I visited here in 2022 and enjoyed exploring the hip central area and waterfront parks – local seafood was amazing too as […]
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This is one of the most beautiful in Canada, and probably the whole world! Nestled between waterways and mountains, it is certainly a scenic urban paradise — though with a high price tag to match. I visited here several times, most recently in the fall of 2021 right after Canada reponed for tourism post-pandemic. Most […]
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Montreal is the capital city of Canada’s French-speaking province of Quebec, and as such it mixed North American modernity with European artistry. The area is comprised of a group of islands amidst a network of rivers, providing it with a lot of waterways and seaside charm. I visited here way back in 2008 and more […]
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This is the capital city of Alberta province in Western Canada. Nicely situation on a river, it is famous for many top academic institutions and also one of the world’s largest indoor malls complete with a huge theme park & swimming pool — badly needed here given the freezing weather most of the year! I […]
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This nice little city is the capital of Manitoba province in central Canada. With a relatively low population, it has such calm/clean roads and ornate buildings with some art adorning them — when visiting here in 2022 it felt great to be in such a peaceful environment! The city is nice to see from the […]
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I first visited this nice, modern city in autumn 2021, shortly after travel to Canada had reopened after the pandemic. Calgary is the largest city of the oil-rich province of Alberta, and a gateway to the beautiful Canadian Rocky Mountains nearby. I spent a few days here admiring the vibrant urban scene and then visited […]
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Ottawa is the small and historic capital of Canada, with ornate government buildings and cafes abound. I passed through here on a rainy afternoon and some of the photos are not very clear. Hope to capture more in a subsequent visit. Click here for Photos !
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This is perhaps the most charming and European-like town in North America, with a strong French influence visible all around. I visited here in the summer of 2008 when the province of Quebec was celebrating its 400th anniversary. Here you’ll see photos of the quaint, gated old city as well as numerous artfully decorated bridges […]
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I visited this amazing city in the summer of 2008 and also winter 2012 — you will see both bright summer shots and dim snowy ones here. This is one of the most diverse, vibrant, and modern cities in the world. It caters to a wide range of interests from lakeside activities, futuristic architecture, charming […]
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