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Marc Atchison is a veteran journalist and a seasoned traveller with more than 20 years of travel writing experience. As the former Travel Editor of the Toronto Star, Canada's largest newspaper, and now Editor-in-Chief and Senior Writer for TraveLife magazine (Canada) and travelife.ca, Marc has been to over 100 countries in the world. Japan is one of his favorite destinations and he's been there on numerous occasions.
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Tremblant Rentals Perfect for Spring Break

Tremblant Rentals Perfect for Spring Break

MONT-TREMBLANT, QC - With the snow still swirling outside my window and the town nestled in a valley below, it’s like I’m looking into one of those snow globes from my youth.
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Golf on the Rocks with a twist of Alberta

Golf on the Rocks with a twist of Alberta

JASPER, AB - Cleopatra never looked more radiant. Spread out in front of her “Pyramid,” with the mid-day sun highlighting her curvaceous shape, the men standing before this natural beauty quiver with excitement as they get set to approach her.
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Canmore gives visitors a reason to smile

Canmore gives visitors a reason to smile

CANMORE, AB - We reach a point where the nature trail we’ve been following intersects with the frigid glacial waters of the Bow River and the man leading us on this Tour de Canmore suggests we stop and admire the stunning Canadian Rockies view.
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Whistler centre showcases First Nations' culture

Whistler centre showcases First Nations' culture

WHISTLER, B.C. - The large wooden doors of the Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre open slightly and a small boy pokes his head through the narrow crack.
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New Brunswick hotel really a small chateaux

New Brunswick hotel really a small chateaux

ST. ANDREWS BY THE SEA, N.B. - Calling the Kingsbrae Arms a hotel is a bit of an understatement, maybe even an insult to the two charming individuals - David Oxford and Harry Chancey Jr. - who have worked so hard to create a home away from home for weary travellers.
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Calgary Goes from Cowtown to Boomtown

Calgary Goes from Cowtown to Boomtown

CALGARY - How does a city go from “cow town” to “boomtown” without getting rid of its hitching posts?
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Canadian golf courses give you a natural high

Canadian golf courses give you a natural high

BANFF, ALBERTA - Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer were once asked to design a golf course combining the best 18 holes they had played around the world.
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Rail Tours Keep Travelers on the Right Track

Rail Tours Keep Travelers on the Right Track

VANCOUVER - The gentle swaying of the rail car that lulled us to sleep just a few hours earlier had stopped. The clickety-clack sound steel wheels make when they meet steel rails had been replaced by an eerie silence.
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B.C. Highway to Whistler Paved with Gold

B.C. Highway to Whistler Paved with Gold

WHISTLER, B.C. - It’s officially known as the Sea to Sky Highway, but many people call Highway 99 “The Great One” – and it has nothing to do with Wayne Gretzky, who wore the No. 99 during his Hall of Fame hockey career.
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Quebec town draws tourists and celebrities

Quebec town draws tourists and celebrities

TERREBONNE, QC - The street names in this sleepy little bedroom community located about 25 kilometres north of Montreal awaken my curiosity to its past.
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