Carry-on Luggage on Flights in Canada - Carry-on Allowances for Canada
Make the Most of Your Trip to Montreal - Visites de Montreal (VDM)
Further Reading:
The Listel Hotel Goes Greener
Read our Listel Hotel profile .
CN Tower Introduces Glass-Floor Elevator
The world's tallest structure has introduced a glass floor to one of its six glass-paneled elevators that whisks visitors to the lookout 346m (1,136’) above. CN Tower visitors can now watch the ground drop away as they rise up at 22km/15mph. The glass-panel elevator uses the same technology as the glass floor on the tower's observation deck, which has been walked and jumped on by enthusiastic and fearless visitors since 1994. The CN Tower has defined the Toronto skyline and attracted millions of visitors annually since 1976.
Further Reading:
Fascinating Facts about the CN Tower
CN Tower Visitors Guide
Top Toronto Attractions
Guide to Old Montreal
Old Montreal start to bustle again. The historic part of Montreal is charming at any time, but the riverside district really comes to life in the spring to fall months. Get an overview of Old Montreal with this visitors guide.
Canada in April
See also:
Vancouver's Most Popular Restaurants (A - Z)
Our list covers a range of cuisines, dining styles and price ranges and is in alphabetical order.
Bon appétit.
Further Reading:
Vancouver Travel Guide
Top Things to Do in Vancouver
Toronto Restaurants (A-Z) - Find Restaurants / Places to Eat in Toronto
To take some work out of finding a great spot to dine, I've comprised a list of the most popular places to eat in Toronto. This list covers a wide range of cuisines, dining styles and price ranges and is in alphabetical order.
Of course, so many great restaurants are just stumbled upon, so if you do find a gem and don't mind sharing it, please email me with your culinary nomination.
Read More:
Toronto Restaurants (A-Z) - Find Restaurants / Places to Eat in Toronto
Toronto Steakhouses
St. Patrick's Day in Toronto - See the Parade, then Hit the Pub
St. Patrick's Day is this Monday, March 17th. If you're in Toronto for the occasion, tip a Guinness or pint of green ale to celebrate this Irish patron saint at one of the city's many Irish pubs and restaurants. You can be sure these Irish pubs and restaurants will be especially busy following the Toronto St. Patrick's Day Parade on Sunday where people will quench their thirsts into the wee hours of the morn.
Photo by Finbar Sheehan, courtesy St. Patrick's Parade Society of Toronto
Maple Syrup Festivals in Canada
Maple Syrup Festivals in Canada are a sure sign that spring is on its way.With the warmer weather that March and April bring, maple syrup producers are starting to gather the sap from their maple trees and begin the process of converting it to the sweet sticky condiment.
Visitors flock to these farms at this time to watch or take part in the maple syrup making process. Most farms and sugar shacks have a fun range of activities for kids, including sleigh rides, snow taffy making, crafts and of course maple syrup sampling.
Photo of sap collection: Getty Images

