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There are a few cultural attractions in Western Canada that people must see. The first attraction is the Royal Alberta Museum. The Royal Alberta Museum has all of its collections divided by four. They are life sciences, earth sciences, Human history, and collections services. The second attraction is The Fort Museum. The Fort Museum is a museum that focuses on the lives of North West Mounted Police and the First Nations people. It was built in 1874 and is still in the original building. All of the exhibits are split (more…)

From east to west as the sun travels across our earth, the four provinces comprising Western Canada are Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, and British Columbia. Across Saskatchewan, and Manitoba is the region known as the Prairies while British Columbia is a coastal province, but Alberta and B.C. are also known for their high mountains, spectacular rivers, and reserved areas.

Manitoba and Saskatchewan, the Prairies, have southern agricultural regions. Wheat is one of the principle crops. Winnipeg is the capital city of Manitoba and is the cultural, governmental, (more…)

Western Canada is vast, and the seasons are dramatically different. So in planning a trip to western Canada, you must take in to account the types of activities and the seasons. Whenever you arrive, plan to be casual. It is that kind of country.

The Canadian Rockies can be a journey onto themseves. Winter or summer the area has much to offer. If you are a skier, pack your gear and visit some of the best ski areas in North America. If you are a fan of all seasonal or outdoor activities, the (more…)