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Sandals Foundation Sea Life Sanctuary

by Candace Sampson

When traveling I tend to gravitate to companies and agencies that don’t just pay lip service to being good corporate citizens, they actually do something. Part of the reason I sing the praises of Sandals and Beaches to friends and family is because of their hard work and honest dedication in making the communities they …

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ford explorer

Cruising in The Ford Explorer

by Candace Sampson

I like big cars and I can not lie, you other mothers can’t deny, that when a Ford drives by with a sun roof opened to the sky, you get…..excited? happy? jealous? Hmmmm, maybe I’ll leave the rapping to the professionals. It’s true through, I like big cars. I try to convince myself that a …

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about laos

Five Surprising Things About Laos

by Katja Wulfers

I ran away from home in January. This isn’t as cowardly as it sounds, although I did ditch my children, husband, alarm clock, math homework, and the cold. There was a reason for it. My mother grew up in Laos and I had the chance to discover her country through her eyes. This allowed me …

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discover halton

Discover Halton: Snowshoeing and the Sweet Water Festival

by Katja Wulfers

Past a forest on the right, farmer’s fields hidden under heavy snow on the left, over a small rise, and at the end of the road sits Crawford Lake. It’s the site of a reconstructed Iroquoian village, a meromictic lake — the different water levels don’t mix —, and has kilometers of trails perfect for …

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back to ski

How I Broke Down on the Bunnyhill and Finally Learned to Ski at 44

by Candace Sampson

I was a teenager before I wore ski boots for the first time. Awkward and easily embarrassed, I gave it a half-hearted attempt and quickly packed it in when it was clear I wasn’t just going to “get it” on the first trip out. Over the years there were a handful of times where I …

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Winter wonderland, eastern townships

Plan Your Perfect Winter Escape to Quebec’s Eastern Townships

by Leslie Foster

The Eastern Townships is the third most popular tourist destination in the province of Québec (after Montreal and Québec City) and attracts more than 6 million visitors each year.  The region boasts four Québec parks and four ski centres. Most of Québec was developed by the French.  The Townships however were developed by the Loyalists …

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Why the GoPro is the Perfect Family Travel Companion

by Candace Sampson

I’m not gonna lie. I was a little annoyed with all the GoPro advertising showing athletes and daredevils jumping out of planes, climbing mountains and such. I mean, sure that’s adventurous and everything but it’s not as hardcore as this parenting gig is. Seriously, if there’s any group on earth that needs to keep their …

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Blue Man Group Is Family Friendly Fun at Universal Orlando

by Candace Sampson

I like my entertainment straight up. When I go to the ballet I expect I’ll see the ballet. A concert is a concert. A play is a play. This simplistic approach to entertainment is most likely why I sat scratching my head in true “What the heck?” fashion for the first 15 minutes of the …

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