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tourist building, Jasper Alberta

Historical, Beautiful Jasper, Alberta

Jasper, Alberta, has a rich history intertwined with the natural beauty and indigenous peoples of Canada, alongside the … [Read More...]

Columbia University library

Morningside Heights, New York City

A Different Look at a Well-known City by Susmita Sengupta When we ask anyone about New York City, invariably the … [Read More...]

Louvre museum, Paris

A Guide to Museums and Galleries in Paris

Paris, renowned as the cultural capital of the world, is a city where art and history blend seamlessly to offer a truly … [Read More...]

guitars in Museum of Music

Making Music in Carlsbad, California

by Karin Leperi I’ll be the first to admit that I have absolutely no musical talent when it comes to playing an … [Read More...]

Bayeux Tapestry

To Bayeux and Beyond

France: Memories of D-Day by Joan Boxall  It’s Remembrance Day, 2014 and I’m interlocking the sleeves of my parents’ … [Read More...]

A Travel Guide to The city of London, Told Through Its History and Its Tables

London is a city that eats its history. If you peel back the layers of glass and steel in the Square Mile, you won’t … [Read More...]

Fes, Morocco street

The Walled Medina Of Fes: A Stroll Through The Middle Ages

Fes El Bali, Morocco by Rick Neal  “Balak!” A stout man shrieks this single word as he slams me against a stone … [Read More...]

Kabale Uganda locals

Kabale, Lifted Up And Dusted Off

Uganda, Africa by Wayne Gatley  The gears of poverty grind down dreams from generation to generation. Illiteracy is … [Read More...]

A sea and buildings.

Connecting with Toronto’s Indigenous Culture and History

I’ve always been interested in learning about the Indigenous communities that have long called Toronto home. Recently, I … [Read More...]

A cobbled street in Rye, UK

10 Charming UK Towns Perfect for a Weekend Staycation

Hidden Gems for Short Escapes The villages along Britain's coastline and countryside are teeming with people seeking a … [Read More...]

Steamboat Natchez on the Mississippi

Laissez Le Bon Temps Roulez!

The French Quarter Festival in New Orleans by Paul Norton The French Quarter Festival is a free annual music … [Read More...]

Ciutadella harbor

Ports of Menorca, Spain: Cuitadella and Mahon

by Jean Knill The ports of Menorca sit almost opposite each other, one on the east coast, and the other on the west, … [Read More...]

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I’m a former president of the B.C. chapter of the Travel Media Association of Canada (TMAC), as well as a lifetime member and past president of the British Columbia Association of Travel Writers (BCATW).

This website was founded in 2008 by W. Ruth Kozak, and she passed the torch to me in July, 2020.

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