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Canada in fall means summer's higher visitor prices have dropped and the fall foliage comes into full splendour.
Canada in fall means summer's higher visitor prices have dropped and the fall foliage comes into full splendour.
What's the weather like in Canada in fall?
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As in any other season, the weather in Canada varies depending on where in Canada you are. Western Canada has a temperate climate, with Vancouver's rain slowing down to make September one of the city's least rainy months. Temperatures in eastern Canada dip lower and earlier in the season bringing the first snow flurries usually in November and more substantial snowfalls in December.
See more specific temperatures and packing suggestions:
Canada in September
Canada in October
See more specific temperatures and packing suggestions:
Canada in September
Canada in October
What activities are popular in Canada in fall?
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"Leaf peeping" is a popular fall pastime in eastern Canada. Ontario, Quebec and the Maritimes offer some of the best places to see fall foliage.
Fall fairs and festivals are widespread across Canada September to November. Local fall fairs will include carnival-like rides, tractor rides, pumpkin carving and other contests. Many regions also celebrate with food and wine festivals.
Fall fairs and festivals are widespread across Canada September to November. Local fall fairs will include carnival-like rides, tractor rides, pumpkin carving and other contests. Many regions also celebrate with food and wine festivals.
What are Canada's biggest fall-time festivals?
- Okanagan Fall Wine Festival
- The Niagara Wine Festival
- Pumpkinfest and TASTE! of the County in Prince Edward County
- Celtic Colours is a celebration of Celtic culture in Cape Breton
- Prince Edward Island International Shellfish Festival
Canada month by month in the fall
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For more specific information on events and weather, visit our month by month weather and event guides:
Good to Know
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On the first Sunday of November, the clock turns back one hour in observance of Daylight Savings Time as in many parts of the world, including the U.S.
The second Monday of October is Canadian Thanksgiving.
The second Monday of October is Canadian Thanksgiving.
