The Lost Girl's Guide to Finding the World
An adventure traveller's tips and advice from Canada and around the world.
When people think of francophone culture in Canada, provinces like Quebec or New Brunswick often come to mind first. But what many travellers don’t realize is that Saskatchewan has deep francophone roots and vibrant French-speaking communities throughout the province – Read More …
Whether you’re a nature enthusiast, a history buff, or a foodie in search of culinary adventures, Nova Scotia has something to offer for every type of traveller. And while there are many amazing hot spots to see like Grand Pre Read More …
Saskatchewan is a paddling mecca – especially when it comes to white water. The province is cut through by thousands of rivers, creeks and lakes. In fact, we’re home to 100, 000 lakes. Our northern river systems hold the history Read More …
Whether you’re looking for paved roads, gravel roads, single track (or a mix of all three), there’s a little bit of everything when it comes to exploring the best bike trails in Saskatchewan. I spoke with the province’s resident biking Read More …
We’re a province known for its big sky views. The best place to catch an epic sunrise, sunset or simply appreciate the wide-open spaces of the prairies is from one of the many viewpoints throughout Saskatchewan. READ MORE: How to Read More …
*This article was sponsored and created in collaboration with McDonald’s Canada. As always, all thoughts, opinions and experiences are my own. Visiting McDonald’s Headquarters in Toronto This Christmas, I decided to head out on an eastern Canada adventure to visit Read More …
*This post was created in collaboration with Alive Sky Lodge. But as always, the experiences and opinions are completely my own. I’m always in search of unique destinations to stay overnight. I’ve slept in a treehouse in a Laotian forest, Read More …