The Lost Girl's Guide to Finding the World
An adventure traveller's tips and advice from Canada and around the world.
The Kingston Peninsula is tucked between the Saint John and Kennebecasis Rivers, offering motorcyclists a scenic loop of quiet secondary highways that weave through farmland, forest, and rural towns. The pace is relaxed here as ferries traverse rivers, apple orchards Read More …
Few roads in Canada capture the joy of motorcycling like the Fundy Parkway. Hugging the Bay of Fundy coastline, this route is a dream for riders — ocean views, twisting pavement, and just enough adventure to make you feel completely Read More …
It’s easier to get through our long winters in Regina (and Saskatchewan), as a whole, if you choose to embrace it. One of the best ways is to take advantage of all the fun outdoor snow activities you can participate Read More …
Blog updated October 2025 It’s winter and it’s cold. Investing in the best winter coats on the market is the secret to staying warm outside – whether you’re running errands or enjoying the outdoors. The best winter coat for women Read More …
Hailed as “The Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth” The Calgary Stampede takes over the city of Calgary for 10 days during July. This massive outdoor festival hosts an annual rodeo, has midway rides and a parade, and some of the Read More …
Winnipeg is one of the top-rated cities to visit in Canada. Set in the prairies of central Canada, it’s full of surprises – which makes it an unforgettable destination for any traveller or visitor. There are several world-class experiences in Read More …
The people and the businesses that operate in Saskatchewan have deep roots. In celebration of Nutrien’s 65 years of potash production, I’ve been following the path of how we get food to our table – from going underground in a Read More …