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The Eastern Provinces

On the shores of the Great Lakes and close to the United States border, Toronto is the country’s most populous city. Dominated by the CN Tower soaring over 550 m above ground level. Québec City - a fortified city on the banks of the St Lawrence River – was founded by Samuel Champlain in 1608. The city retains its colonial core with Vieux-Québec designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Treasure - including the beautiful Chateau Frontenac Hotel.

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Houses of Parliament The Canadian Houses of Parliament stand majestically in Ottawa	Street Artist, Old Quebec The historic old city of Quebec comes alive with artists and street side vendors along the cobblestones.	Niagara Falls The impressive Canadian Horseshoe Falls come alive at night, lit up by lights.
Casa Loma High atop a hill in suburban Toronto Casa Loma is a unique historical building with a great story.	St. Lawrence Market The market is housed in it's historic building, and offers an array of culinary delights, including a food hall downstairs.	Front Street, Toronto The CN Tower dominates the skyline of Toronto, and summer offers a delightful array of al fresco dining where you can soak up the city scenes.

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The Eastern Provinces

Houses of Parliament

The Canadian Houses of Parliament stand majestically in Ottawa

Street Artist, Old Quebec

The historic old city of Quebec comes alive with artists and street side vendors along the cobblestones.

Niagara Falls

The impressive Canadian Horseshoe Falls come alive at night, lit up by lights.

Casa Loma

High atop a hill in suburban Toronto Casa Loma is a unique historical building with a great story.

St. Lawrence Market

The market is housed in it's historic building, and offers an array of culinary delights, including a food hall downstairs.

Front Street, Toronto

The CN Tower dominates the skyline of Toronto, and summer offers a delightful array of al fresco dining where you can soak up the city scenes.

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