Heather Greenwood Davis

Bike scenic pathways, climb cliffs, and sample local cheeses in Saguenay-Lac Saint-Jean, one of Canada’s 50 Places of a Lifetime.

Here’s why grateful kids deal better with challenges—including ones from the past few years.

Bold, bright colors, intoxicating rhythms, architectural wonders and more, beckon from this country that is as committed to its arts and culture as it is to the people who make it so. Travelers win with plenty of options to enjoy it all.

From history to art and adventure, students want trips that reflect current issues and diverse views.

Kids have access to more TV than ever before. Here’s how to make sure their viewing habits support your anti-racist beliefs.

Camping fosters a love of nature. Here’s how to make it easy in Canada and the U.S.

Diverse landscapes, royal roots, wildlife encounters, and luxurious offerings combine in a country that is easily accessible to all who seek an adventure for the ages.

From COVID restrictions to new experiences, these tips will help U.S. travelers plan trips, beginning August 9.

Here’s how to diversify your child’s social group.

For Canadians, the lakes, rivers, and oceans are as celebrated as the landscapes, and their continued protection must be a priority.

Long car rides can be stressful for kids. Here’s how adding a nature break can help.

These tips and tricks will turn your shivering couch potatoes into chilly weather warriors.

Children won’t see these competitions at the Winter Olympics, but the activities will get them outside—and just might introduce them to new cultures.

In Billund, Denmark, a child-centered philosophy is creating a city as fun to live in as it is to visit.

These educational, kid-friendly North American trips teach lessons about science, culture, and conservation.

More health professionals are prescribing the outdoors as part of a healthy lifestyle. Here’s how to write your own—and how to get kids on board.

Take a look at the folklore that inspired today’s trick-or-treat getups. Plus: 5 DIY costumes.

Discover your roots, blaze a new trail, or chase your passions to rediscover the wonders of travel this year.

On his first visit to Canada’s Eastern provinces, photographer Matthieu Paley connects with local stewards and the landscapes that have shaped them.

Under the light of a waning sun, photographer Kiliii Yüyan finds connection with Indigenous Elders, Canadian residents and the land in Alberta and British Columbia.