The coolest places to eat, drink and explore in Canada The only question is where to go. For that, Maclean’s surveyed our pool of writers about the neighbourhoods they love most. The result is both a ...

I spent a decade or so in my twenties living in Wîhkwêntôwin, a neighbourhood just west of Edmonton’s downtown. Much of that ...

The Hydrostone, and the Bloomfield area immediately south of it, grew by a combined 40 per cent. Bloomfield especially has ...

Cary and Kathryn Watson moved from Toronto to Crown Point Hub in 2008, looking for more room and financial freedom. They sold ...

It’s also the beginning (or end, depending which direction you go) of Calgary’s Music Mile, which includes more than 20 live ...

From across the water, you can see clearly the St. Boniface Cathedral—the burial place and home of a statue honouring Métis leader Louis Riel, known as the Father of Manitoba. Currently, the Forks is ...

Davenport, just northwest of the city’s downtown, is in the most interesting and complicated phase of neighbourhood evolution ...

In 1919, the Canadian National Railway sliced through Montreal, transforming a tract of agricultural land and limestone quarries into the industrial hub now known as Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie. These ...

When we reached Quebec City, my girlfriend and I stumbled down a staircase to the Lower Town and wandered the winding streets ...

My favourite way to reach Lower Lonsdale from Vancouver is the SeaBus: a 12-minute passenger ferry that chugs across Burrard ...

My affection for Victoria’s Songhees Walkway began in 2009, when I moored my boat at the Westbay Marine Village, one of ...

To this day, the island remains reachable only by boat, which has kept it a decade or two out of pace with the mainland. Even its roads remained nameless, its homes unnumbered, until the ’90s. Instead ...