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Catching up with a friend and not sure where to go for a casual dinner? Now that you can print out this free 2 Can Dine coupon, make it Harvey’s! Enjoy choosing all the juicy trims to make the burger your very own. Then save some cashola when you redeem this free Harvey’s coupon. Happy eating!
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Winnipeg – the Canadian city everyone loves to make fun of. Sure, it may go down to −26.3 °C. It may have lost its one pro hockey team to Phoenix (boo! hiss!). And it may be lovingly referred to as ‘Winterpeg’. But being Manitoba’s capital, Winnipeg has all the good stuff a big city needs – culture, sports and the setting of a Richard Gere movie.
Going in winter? Bring your parka. Fred Penner demonstrates Winnipeg winter weather:
Winnipeg accommodations actually cost a bit more than you may think. Prepare to pay at least $100 a night if you want to stay close to downtown somewhere that’s comfortable. Quality Inn & Suites is around that price and was rated the #6 hotel in Winnipeg on Tripadvisor. Also remember to use our free Orbitz Canada coupons to save 5% on your room.
Winnipeg has all that a big city has to offer, including a vibrant arts scene. If love music and theatre is your scene, check out what’s playing at the Burton Cummings Theatre for Performing Arts. Or if you love clay and paint, the Winnipeg Art Gallery is sure to excite. It boasts one of the largest collections of Inuit Art in Canada!
Even film and celeb buffs will love this town. Check out a few Winnipeg connections:
Winnipeg was established in the mid 1700s, making it rich with history. Stop by the Basilique-Cathedrale de Saint Boniface facade, the church of which was destroyed in a fire. A few notable Canadian figures are buried on the grounds including Louis Riel.
Why not learn something on your trip? Go back in time and experience life at a Hudson Bay trading post in the 1800s at the Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site. Costumed interpreters show you what life was like during that time period while you explore one of the best collections of stone buildings in this part of Canada.
In the fall and summer months, Winnipeg is the perfect place to experience nature at Fort Whyte Alive. Go kayaking, sailing, run the trails or tour the wetlands.
Feeling tired and a bit lazy? Score some tickets to a Winnipeg Blue Bombers CFL team and let someone else do all the work while you cheer them on.
Looking for late night things to do in Winnipeg? For some great grub and a pretty view, the Salisbury House Restaurant should be on your list. It’s situated on the Esplanade Riel Bridge, right on the Red River. After dinner, liven things up a bit by taking a trip to the McPhillips Street Station Casino. Try your luck at the slots, blackjack, Keno, Craps and Texas Hold ‘em.
Winnipeg may get a bad rap, but with all these exciting activities, why not visit Winnipeg? Hey – at least it’s not Flin Flon.
Do you have any Winnipeg travel tips? What’s your favourite Winnipeg sight?
When I make the decision to go out for a laidback dinner, I always think of Lick’s – their burgers are the best! But so is the rest of the menu – something for everyone. We found this coupon to get a burger for $1 when you purchase fries and pop! Use it on your next night out. Enjoy!
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I love Indian food like a mouse loves cheese. Problem is, I’m always going out to restaurants to enjoy it, spending too much cashola. I was cruising online and found Patak’s free recipes site. It contains all the spicy creations I enjoy and simple instructions on making them myself – shizam!!
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There’s a place in Canada that caters to the bucking bronco rider, nightlife seeker and families alike. Where is this fantasy-like place you ask? The Stampede City – aka Calgary, Alberta in Canada!
Calgary’s four-season climate offers you tons of outdoor activities for some adventure. Its city life is alive and buzzing, but just a short drive away is the tranquil and scenic Rockies and Badlands.
Visit Calgary any time of year for an unforgettable getaway. Check out our list of must-experience tours and activities:
Tour the City
Enjoy Southern hospitality mixed with urban flair in the city. Sandstone buildings, live theatre shows, boutiques and amazing cuisine await you. Not sure where to start? Check out some tours:
GyPSy Guide - Travel at your leisure using this easy-to-use GPS guide. Attach it to your dashboard and get the heads up on attractions to check out as you approach them.
City Sightseeing Tour - Want to hear detailed descriptions of everything you see? Take a tour with a professional guide. Sports fanatics will really enjoy the visit to popular Olympics Park!
Use our free Viator coupons for 7% off these tours!
Outdoor Activities
Awed by nature? She’s saved her most breathtaking sights for Calgary visitors. Nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts don’t want to miss:
Rocky Mountains & Lake Tour (apply Viator coupons to save 7%) – When looking at sights like vast Lake Louise with mountains in the background, most people momentarily forget to breath or blink. This tour with Viator includes a guided day excursion, lunch and transportation to all sights in a coach.
Walking or Bike Riding – With over 400km worth of paved pathways offering gorgeous scenic routes, get some fresh air and amazing photos. Be sure to venture along Bow and Elbow River valleys for breathtaking nature views.
Skiing – What would a Calgary visit be without visiting the slopes? Don’t worry, there are hills for both the professional and newbie. Visit known ski hills like Lake Louise, Nakiska or Sunshine – they each offer ski passes for two or three days so you can go at your leisure.
Dog Sledding – If you’ve never done this before, Calgary is the place to try it! Visit Canmore or Lake Louise for services. Get lessons on harnessing, hooking up and steering the dogs like a pro!
Entertainment
There are tons of live theatre shows to take in – one of the most-raved about is the Calgary Stampede Show (operates during mid July). It includes chuckwagan races, riding tricks, live music and more!
Visit Stephen Walk Avenue, the pedestrian-only street, and eat at any of the delicious restaurants. Shop at the boutiques along the strip and enjoy a drink afterwards at some of the best bars including Rococo or The Unicorn.
For a more cultural experience, be sure to stroll streets like Bridgeland (Italian restaurants) or Chinatown. Or if you’re feelin’ lucky, head over to Elbow River or Deer Casino and enjoy live entertainment as you play.
Put Yourself Near the Action
Want to stay in the city so you’re near all this action? Choose these hotels that are either in the heart of the city or a short drive away! Click on the hotel of your choice to be directed to booking that includes our exclusive 5% off deal from Orbtiz coupons.
Use free Orbitz coupons to save 5% on your hotel stay.
A Healthy Trip
One thing you’ll notice about Calgary is how fresh the air smells, clean the streets are and best of all, how amazing the food tastes. There’s a reason for all that!
Calgary is known as one of the cleanest cities in the world. Many merchants have switched to eco-friendly business practices and most restaurants are part of the Dine Alberta Program – they’re committed to using 70% local ingredients.
To travel from city to city, take the CTrain. It has a cheap fare and it’s powered by 100% wind-generated electricity.
Calgary awaits you! So, when are you planning on heading there?
There’s nothing that makes me feel more warm and bubbly than a slice of my mom’s lasagna. I’ve tried to master her creation, but I can never get it quite right.
I found this free Sorrento Cheese Lasagna Cookbook download that just might help! Who knows, I might even outshine her. Get your free copy too (book is out of stock for mail by post, but you can download a PDF copy).
On mornings that I wake up incredibly hungry, I enjoy making a stop at McDonalds for a breakfast sandwich and a coffee.
Pick up some breakfast with these free printable coupons from McDonalds. Choose your region (British Columbia, Manitoba, Alberta or Saskatchewan only) and get your meals for less. Coupons expire by April 11th.
Romance, old-world charm, history, adventure – Quebec City has it all. Scrap the rumour that Quebecois are snobby, I’ve been there myself and they showed me an awesome time! So check out our list of must-see attractions, hotels and more.
Where to Stay
Quebec City is home to the most photographed hotel in the world: Le Chateau Frontenac. With luxurious European decor, fine dining and heart-of-the-city location, staying at this hotel is a dreamy experience. I also heard it’s haunted, so bring your night-vision goggles and a recorder!
If you’re visiting from January to March, book an unforgettable stay at Hotel de Glace, the Ice Hotel. Stay in a room made entirely of ice while sitting by the warm fireplace. And as much as the kid inside you might want to – don’t put your tongue on the wall.
Apply Orbitz coupons for 5% off your stay at these or other hotels!
Historical Sights
Whether you’re visiting during the cool or warm months, historical spots like Artillery Park, The Citadel, Plains of Abraham and the Parliament Building await you. Learn about Canadian heritage, Quebec’s military history including prisons that date back to the 1800s and more.
City Walks
The romantic old-world charm of Quebec City streets brings a warmth to your heart. Enjoy walking on your own along these streets:
Some people like to learn in-depth detail about what they’re seeing. If you’re one of those travellers, then enjoy the Quebec City Walking Tour: a 2-hour guided tour through the streets of Quebec City! Get 7% off this tour using free Viator coupons.
Dining
Enjoy a hearty burger or roast-beef sandwich? Chez Ashton on the Grande Allee is your spot. For a more sophisticated scene, head to Savini-Resto Bar, also on Grande Allee. It offers tantalizing Italian cuisine, exquisite wines and delectable desserts.
Still looking for something a little more exciting? No problem! Get dressed up and board the Quebec City Dinner Cruise that runs from June to September. Enjoy drinks, fine dining and dancing at 7% off using free Viator coupons.
Adventure
If you didn’t come to Quebec City for the romance, then you’re here for the action. Check out our list of must-experience adventures:
Hot Air Balloon Rides (use Viator coupons for 7% off) – Fly over Quebec City & surrounding areas at sunrise or sunset.
Biking – Hundreds of trails along Mount Sainte-Anne that range from scenic to more challenging for the adrenaline junkie.
Golfing – Test your skills at top-of-the-line courses like Portneuf, La Jacques-Cartier or ile d’Orleans.
Rafting – Love gut-wrenching dips down crazy waters? Go white water rafting down the Jacques-Cartier River!
Skiing, Dog Sledding & Skating – For adventures in the snow, visit Parc de la Chute-Montgomery to sign up for activities or take a scenic nature walk through the natural ice walls.
Winter Carnival – During late January to mid February, be sure to catch the Winter Carnival for games, competitions, rides & more.
Ever been to Quebec City? Tell us about your favourite attraction!
If you want to really enjoy nature, what could be better than staying in a National Park? Banff, Alberta is the first town actually built right in Banff National Park in the Canadian Rockies. This means that no matter where you go, you’re surrounded by beautiful trees, mountains and wildlife.
Whether you’re on a shoestring budget or looking to splurge, Banff has plenty of comfortable accommodations. Go all out by staying at the world famous Fairmonnt Banff Springs with gorgeous views and fine cuisine. Those on a budget can book at the Aspen Lodge and still enjoy a panoramic view for less. Book Banff hotels with Orbitz Canada coupons to save 5% on your stay.
When one thinks of Banff, Alberta travel, one thinks of mountains. So obviously, if you’re going in the winter, a ski trip is a must-do. There are 3 lifts in the area, each with picture-perfect views for a run like no other. Also for the sport-fanatics, the Grotto Canyon ice walk is a spectacular, plus you get to wear cleats. Neat!
If you’re a little tired from getting your party on the night before at Hoodoo night club, relax on a bus tour that takes you up to the Columbia Icefields and around shimmering Peyto Lake. You can also relax in your hotel and take a time out at the spa.
But Banff isn’t just for the winter folk, you know. If you get there in the summer, there’s still plenty to do and see. Check out a few of our favourite ideas, then save 7% on your activity with Viator Canada coupons:
There are also some attractions and activities you can do anytime of the year. Take a dip in the hot springs – it’s like nature’s hot tub! Or take a ride up the gondola. In the winter, you’ll see magnificent mountains, and in the summer keep an eye out for bears.
When it comes to shopping, Banff leaves the high-end designer names to the big cities. In Banff boutiques you’ll find local made goods, Inuit art and athletic wear to keep comfortable while exploring.
Whether you travel to Banff in the summer or winter, getting around is a snap, since everything is pretty much within walking distance. If your hotel is a bit out of the way, inquire about free shuttle services offered to the town site. Enjoy your stay in beautiful Banff!
Have you ever been to Banff? What are the hotspots everyone should know about?
