Places

By Isla Quinn Cold air. Grey water. A small town with a very long railway behind it. Churchill sits on […]

By Rafe Calder Percé is named for a rock. The Canadian Encyclopedia puts the town on the southeast coast of

By Ines Keane Twenty-eight people. That was the population of Québec City in 1608, the year Samuel de Champlain set

By Isla Quinn Two hundred and ninety-eight kilometres. One loop. Salt on one side, spruce on the other, and a

By Ines Keane The 2021 census counted 1,577 people in Dawson City. In 1898, Wikipedia says, the town held 16,000

By Ines Keane In 1992 the northern cod fishery closed. Wikipedia gives the date flatly, and it is the fact

By Isla Quinn Seven streets by seven. That is the plan Lunenburg was laid out on in 1753, according to

By Ines Keane Prince Edward County lies on the north shore of Lake Ontario. VQA Ontario lists it as a

By Porter Lang You feel the rainforest before you see it. The road in from Port Alberni crosses the island’s