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Skating   Toronto

Skating, Toronto

 5 Reviews   A fun thing to do in the winter in Toronto is going skating on one of the outside skating rinks. This one I saw at the Toronto Harbour. Wow, it was so busy, but everyone seemed to enjoy themselves a... 

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skiing & snowboarding   Vancouver

skiing & snowboarding, Vancouver

 10 Reviews  Vancouver has 3 'local mountains'. (approx travel time from downtown 30 min) Cypress Mountain is the biggest of the locals and has a tonne of great terrain. One powder day in the trees at Cypress and... 

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Hockey   Montreal

Hockey, Montreal

 18 Reviews  Canadiens love winter sports, and in particular... HOCKEY! They are very serious about it! If you're here, and you have the chance, you should try to catch a match. You might run into several games on... 

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Carnaval de Quebec   Quebec

Carnaval de Quebec, Quebec

 11 Reviews  If you have followed any of my pages across the north you will have seen many different aboroginal groups featured so when I got to the Carnaval and saw the Cree exhibits I was delighted to go to that... 

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Hockey   Ottawa

Hockey, Ottawa

 20 Reviews  Truly the most absurdly located NHL building imaginable - at the extreme west end of Ottawa beyond the suburbs. Why? When most new arenas were being constructed in city centres during the 1990s,... 

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Halifax Metro Center   Halifax

Halifax Metro Center, Halifax

 2 Reviews  The Halifax metro center is a sports arena in the heart of downtown Halifax at the foot of Citadel Hill. There is a junior A hockey team that makes it's home there, the popular Halifax Mooseheads. In... 

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Winnipeg Goldeye Baseball Club   Winnipeg

Winnipeg Goldeye Baseball Club, Winnipeg

 3 Reviews  The Goldeyes are our professional baseball team. They play in the Northern League. It is special because it is very affordable, and the fans, mascot (Goldie) and staff get behind the team, and cheer... 

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Ski Mount Norquay   Banff

Ski Mount Norquay, Banff

 2 Reviews  Mount Norquay is a great skiing destination. I thought I'd just mention a couple of cool features you can ski right to the base of the mountain where you can stay at the Timberline Inn so that is... 

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Skiing /Snowboarding   Banff National Park

Skiing /Snowboarding, Banff National Park

 4 Reviews  For Skiers or those who just enjoy the view from the tops of mountains, take the Ski Lift at Ski Louise for a panoramic view of the 10 peaks. See the travelogue for views of the chairlift, Ski Lodge... 

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Air Canada Centre (basketball / hockey)   Toronto

Air Canada Centre (basketball / hockey), Toronto

 18 Reviews  Only 1 member of our family is a Toronto Maple Leafs fan - Rayyan. While all of us enjoy watching hockey on TV, it is father and son who go to see Maple Leafs play live at Air Canada Centre. Now... 

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Vancouver Canucks   Vancouver

Vancouver Canucks, Vancouver

 19 Reviews  The Vancouver Canucks are Vancouver's professional NHL hockey team, and certainly the biggest thing in sports as far as Vancouver goes. I'm personally not a hockey fan, so I honestly don't care when... 

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Racing   Montreal

Racing, Montreal

 8 Reviews  The Formula 1 Air Canada Grand prix is the biggest sport event of the summer in the city and one of the biggest among all the formula 1 grand prix in the world. During 3 days Montreal is the capital... 

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Winter sports   Quebec

Winter sports, Quebec

 7 Reviews  Local all-vertical-surface-climbing training outfit Roc Gyms handles instruction and trips for all levels of climbers, beginner to advanced. For the absolute beginner, they run half- and full-day... 

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Skating   Ottawa

Skating, Ottawa

 4 Reviews  The Rideau Canal Skateway is known as the world's longest skating rink. The skateway is about 8 km long and runs through the heart of the city. All along the canal there are little rest areas, and if... 

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Blue Bomber Football Club   Winnipeg

Blue Bomber Football Club, Winnipeg

 2 Reviews  The Winnipeg Football Club was formed in 1880. In 2005, they celebrated their 75th anniversary. The Blue Bombers play in the Canadian Football League (CFL). Every November the best team in the West... 

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Lake Louise Ski Resort   Banff

Lake Louise Ski Resort, Banff

 1 Review  My canadian friend has skied and snowboarded at nearly every mountain in the Rockies, living in Calgary its rude not to. This is one of her favourite mountains to baord out of them all. But, put... 

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Kayaking/canoeing   Banff National Park

Kayaking/canoeing, Banff National Park

 5 Reviews  Lake Louise is a nice lake for canoeing. There we go . This is late June and there was a slight breeze off of the mountains , so it was cool . The water is around 1 deg. C ( 34 deg. F ) so you do not... 

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Skydome (baseball)   Toronto

Skydome (baseball), Toronto

 25 Reviews  Toronto has following teams: Baseball: Blue Jays playing in Rogers Centre Basketball : Raptors playing in Air Canada Centre Hockey: Maple Leafs playing in Air Canada Centre Lacross: Rocks playing in... 

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Grouse Mountain   Vancouver

Grouse Mountain, Vancouver

 5 Reviews  The Grouse Grind has become a very popular hiking trail for Vancouverites and visitors alike. You can read an interesting story about it here. The trail goes take you up an elevation of 800 metres,... 

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Baseball   Montreal

Baseball, Montreal

 11 Reviews  When you are in Montreal you won't miss the Big O or Olympic Stadium. It's home to the troubled Montreal Expos. Depending on when you see this tip you may want to verify they still play in... 

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Jacques-Cartier National Park   Quebec

Jacques-Cartier National Park, Quebec

 2 Reviews  Located only 30 minutes north of Quebec City, the Parc national de la Jacques-Cartier truly is the city's "largest playground"! In the summertime, the park becomes a haven for all canoeing, kayaking,... 

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Skiing/Snowboarding   Ottawa

Skiing/Snowboarding, Ottawa

 1 Review  Obviously the lack of any serious mountains nearby limits the options for snowboarding near ottawa, but there's plenty of snow for a long part of the winter season, and there are hills to the north... 

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Spectator Sports   Winnipeg

Spectator Sports, Winnipeg

 4 Reviews  There is quite the choice of spectator sports in Winnipeg. The Blue Bombers (Canadian football), the Moose (hockey, the AHL) and the Goldeyes (baseball, Northern League). It is too bad that the city... 

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Sunshine Village   Banff

Sunshine Village, Banff

 1 Review  Sunshine Village is a great skiing destination and off all the ski destinations I have visited, Sunshine had by far the most natural snow. It was actually hard for me to ski, there was so much. I... 

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Horseriding/Hiking   Banff National Park

Horseriding/Hiking, Banff National Park

 10 Reviews  This full-day expedition is a beautiful 7 hour ride that will take you to Paradise Valley, to the Giant Steps, Lake Annette, and the Horseshoe Glacier (how appropriate!). You get to enjoy your lunch... 

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A good place to start

by Bobsy

I'd never fished before coming here, but my God is it fun! The lakes and rivers are teeming with fish and every trip I've been on so far everyone has gotten at least a bite. Here's a proud photo of my first real fish - a small walleye. These fish make a great meal so keep them if they are big enough. Starter rod and reel combos can be picked up for about $30 at Canadian Tire. A license is required to fish and can also be pourchased there.

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SUFFERING IN OTTAWA

by RafaelTheSecond

Something I know about the canadians, first they learn how to walk and second they learn how to go ice skating....Well I learnt how to walk for the second time in my life at Dowslake in Ottawa...But 32 years later....From the little shelter where I wore my iceskating shoes to that little seating place in the picture it took me long 10 minutes with the generous help of Mike, and I think that the distance between the two places was less than 3 meters!Brazilians....oh wellJanuary, 2005 You can rent your shoes in the lake, the place is simply marvelous!

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BREAKFAST FOR THE BRAVE CONQUERS

by RafaelTheSecond

For Canadians it must be not extreme at all, but for a tropical brazilian like me, it is indeed a very radical sport, above all when you can ride it in a 120km/h in a narrow snow road! And you can imagine that a single stone in the middle of the road can really kill you!And the french canadians are crazy!;) But thanks to that madness I had one of the most glorious moments in my life!And after some kilometers exploring the beautiful region of La Belle, we stopped in this lovely bar in La Conception for my sacred hot chocolate! You need a real good snowmobile, in that case, a motoneige, hahahah :) A cool and crazy instructor, if I am not mistaken his name is Claude, very easy to find him, in La belle there is the old train station, his crew is there! :))))))January 26th, 2005

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Lake Louise

by D.MacGee

Riding Lake Louise is an absolute treasure. It belongs to a group of about 10 other resorts but is by far the biggest and in my opinion the best. The terrain is so varied and seemingly endless. It took me a full month to ride every marked track and another 2 months to do the whole mountain. The resort is made up of 3 faces of one mountain, one face of another and the valley in between. It took me a solid half hour to race down the front face at full speed. After that I had to call it a day, it that's awsome. 4 layers of clothing is standard. However, the snow is very dry so you gloves and arse don't get wet at all.

Hockey is ICE HOCKEY in Canada

by kenHuocj

yesterday in Prague, for the 23rd time, team Canada celebrated the Gold Medal,net one will be the Gold at the 2006 WInter Olympics" " TEAM CANADA CAPTURES GOLD MEDAL;HEATLEY NAMED MVP .... Prague, Czech Republic ? Team Canada captured the gold medal at the 2004 IIHF Men?s World Hockey Championship after a 5-3 win over Sweden on Sunday in Prague, Czech Republic. With the win, Canada records back-to-back titles for the first time since 1958-59. .... " " watch tsn.ca for live and replays

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Mont Tremblant

by jamiesno

There is great skiing throughout Canada and I will add more tips on this particular sport but for now I would recommend checking out the Tremblant resort in Quebec. It is beautiful and about one hour and thirty minute drive from Montreal.I really enjoyed this resort and the mountain!!If this information and my link are helpful please rate my tip and leave your comments!! :-)My Mont Tremblant VT Page!

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Hockey is a passion!

by jamiesno

Ok if you are going to take in a sporting event in Canada, the game of Hockey has to be top priority. It is more than a game, it is the national past time, so go check it out. The main league is the National Hockey League or NHL in the following cities in Canada:Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, Calgary, Edmonton and Vancouver.From the web site link I provided you can find detailed schedules for the teams.Remember if you like my tips, please rate them and leave your comments!! I enjoy reading them. All the best!I've been to two hockey games now in Calgary and Montreal and have to get to more somehow!!!

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Football!!

by jamiesno

In Canada football is popular and high scoring in the CFL or Canadian Football League.I have provided a web site link for lots of detail but if you visit Montreal, Toronto, Hamilton, Ottawa, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Regina, Vancouver or Calgary you will find CFL action during the season.I tried it and it was a lot of fun.Remember if you like my tips please rate them and leave your comments :-). I love getting your comments!!

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Need Your Sports fix?

by CdnJane

I'm not a big sports fan, but I appreciate that many others are. When you're in Canada you may want to check out some of the sporting activities taking place. You could catch, depending upon the season, an ice hockey game, a baseball game, Canadian football, soccer (football elsewhere), basketball, horse-racing (either standardbred or thoroughbred racing), or some other sporting event. Your first bet is to check the local newspaper's sporting section for what is being played at home while you are there. If you are staying at a hotel, the concierge should be able to help you get tickets. Some excellent athletes can be found at the university or even high school meets, so if you really need your sports fix, don't rule those out! Well you need to take your enthousiasm, and a good yelling voice! If you're going to an outdoors game in the spring or fall, you may need a seat cushion, or a...

Deep Cove

by butterflyJas

In summertimes a really beautiful hike and you can go swimming in the ocean (it's more like a Fjord there) It is very close to downtown vancouver. Take the seabus to North Van there you take the 139 bus to Cap College but get out at the Ladner Exchange and take bus 212 to Deep Cove. It's a very small place and people there know about the hike. At the beginning I almost couldn't find where it starts as it is quite hidden behind trees and all. Nothing special. it is only about 2 hours both ways...

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