VIA Rail launches faster service between Toronto and Windsor
In May 2025, VIA Rail Canada rolled out its newest high-performance trains on the Toronto–Windsor corridor, marking a significant upgrade in intercity rail travel. This refreshed service cuts journey times by up to 30 minutes, shaving the trip down from 4 hours 30 minutes to just 4 hours flat. Passengers can now hop on a […]
New eco‑lodges open in Newfoundland’s Gros Morne National Park
🏕️ Sustainable Retreats Amidst Majestic Fjords This spring, Newfoundland’s Gros Morne National Park welcomed two pioneering eco-lodges designed to blend luxury with low environmental impact. Crafted by local architects using renewable timber, rammed earth walls, and green roofs, these lodges offer guests panoramic views of the UNESCO-protected fjord landscapes. Each cabin is powered by solar […]
BC Ferries unveils solar‑assisted vessels for coastal routes
☀️ Harnessing Sunlight on the Salish Sea British Columbia’s iconic coastal ferry service has taken a leap toward greener operations with its first two solar-assisted vessels entering service this spring. The new ships, christened SunCatcher and WaveRider, incorporate expansive photovoltaic arrays on their upper decks, supplementing diesel-electric engines with renewable energy. When cruising at standard […]
Yukon adventure tourism rebounds with spring wilderness packages
❄️ From Snowshoeing to Salmon Fishing After pandemic-related slowdowns, Yukon’s tourism industry is experiencing a vigorous comeback as travelers flock north for immersive wilderness packages this spring. Local outfitters like True North Expeditions report bookings up by 70% compared to 2024, driven by demand for small-group, experiential tours. These curated itineraries combine rugged adventure—ice cave […]
Cruise liners resume Quebec City port calls after pandemic pause
🚢 Gates Reopen to Majestic St. Lawrence Shores In late spring 2025, cruise operators reinstated Quebec City as a premier port of call, welcoming ocean liners back after a two-year pandemic hiatus. The historic Old Port, with its cobblestone streets and 17th-century fortifications, once again buzzes with international visitors disembarking to explore UNESCO-listed sites like […]
Air Canada adds direct flights from Calgary to Tokyo
✈️ Bridging Western Canada and Japan Starting June 2025, Air Canada inaugurated non-stop service between Calgary International Airport (YYC) and Tokyo’s Haneda Airport (HND), forging a new transpacific link that enhances business and leisure travel. The route operates three times weekly using Boeing 787 Dreamliners, offering lie-flat business class suites, premium economy comfort, and high-efficiency […]
Algonquin Park upgrades hiking trails and camping facilities
🥾 Revitalizing Ontario’s Wilderness Icon Algonquin Provincial Park, Ontario’s oldest and most beloved wilderness preserve, unveiled extensive upgrades to its hiking and camping infrastructure this spring. Park authorities invested C$15 million to refurbish 150 km of trails, install new boardwalks over wetland sections, and enhance signage with interactive trail maps accessible via a dedicated smartphone […]
Luxury glacier tours debut on Vancouver Island
🧊 Ice Elegance Meets Pacific Serenity Vancouver Island’s rugged west coast is known for emerald forests and dramatic waves—but now luxury glacier tours are putting a glittering new spotlight on the region. Tour operator IsleGlide Expeditions unveiled all-inclusive voyages that navigate to remote glacial fjords near Kyuquot Sound, combining helicopter transfers, gourmet wilderness dining, and […]
