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“You can see how the Pompeians lived until the last minute,” says archaeologist Laura Vigo of her latest curated exhibit, Pompeii, which is now on at the Montreal Museum of …
Pompeii at the Montreal National Museum of Arts Read More
Montreal is the largest city in the Canadian province of Quebec. It is the second largest city in Canada, 18th largest in North America and the 26th largest in the …
What to do in Montreal, Canada Read More
The Okanagan is the most important valley in the region. Most of the terraces which flank the valley sides are intensively utilized for fruit growing. In summer, these vivid green …
One Fine Day in the Okanagan Valley, Canada Read More
Toronto is the capital and largest city in Ontario. Located on the north shore of Lake Ontario, it is 43 miles from Hamilton, 340 miles west from Montreal, 228 miles …
What Toronto means in Indian Language? Read More
Vancouver is the leading city of the region. It has a population of 611,869, making it not only the largest city in British Columbia, but third in all of Canada. …
Vancouver: A natural breakpoint between land and sea communications Read More
The Niagara Region is small but it enjoys prominence as a corridor and gateway to the United States and because of the important economic activities for which it is the …
Niagara Falls, Ontario Read More
British Columbia is a lovely province of high mountains, dense forests (the famous Douglas firs) and torrential rivers. The Fraser River is the biggest salmon breeder in the world. The …
All About British Columbia, Canada Read More
Victoria, the capital of British Columbia, is the second largest city in the Southern Coastal Trench Region. It is situated at the southeastern extremity of Vancouver Island, 80 miles southwest …
Victoria, The Capital of British Columbia Read More
The Okanagan is the most important valley in the region. Most of the terraces which flank the valley sides are intensively utilized for fruit growing. In summer, these vivid green …
The Okanagan Valley in Canada Read More
Quebec is a province of dense forests in the north, with only isolated fly-in hunting and fishing camps; this gives way to farmlands and smallholdings in the south of Quebec …
All About Quebec, Canada Read More