Go Canada on Instagram: "Newfoundland in the fall offers a breathtaking display of rugged beauty. The landscape erupts into vibrant, low-lying colour. Hillsides will be painted with the golds and russets of scattered birch trees. Countless creeks and rivers become crystal clear, perfectly reflecting this dramatic colour scheme and offering a crisp, refreshing soundtrack for any hike.⁠ ⁠ The autumn months bring unique sights to the island: brisk, invigorating air perfect for exploration. Moose ar

Go Canada on Instagram: "There's something raw and beautiful in these last days of fall in Edmonton. The city is giving us one final, breathtaking show before the winter weather.⁠ ⁠ The Walterdale Bridge is the perfect snapshot, as the steel arch frames the North Saskatchewan River, winding its way along and highlighting the last vibrant patches of gold and rust on the River Valley slopes. It’s crisp air, serene water, and that spectacular contrast of autumn colour against the impending winter.⁠

Go Canada on Instagram: "@life_samour_style showcases the magic of staying in a glass cabin in the Rockies.⁠ ⁠ The SkyRidge SkyGlass Cabin at Kananaskis, Alberta, is next-level glamping luxury in every sense.⁠ ⁠ This adults-only retreat is designed for utmost peace and harmony with nature. Be prepared to rise to undisturbed, panoramic vistas of the Rocky Mountains directly from your bed, set against the background of the floor-to-ceiling mirrored glass wall. It's sleeping outdoors, but with heat

Protecting and restoring nature must stand alongside clean energy and infrastructure as a national priority. Investing in nature is investing in Canada’s identity, and it is essential to achieving Canada’s 2030 Nature Strategy and Canada’s promise to protect 30 percent of land and waters by 2030. Canadians expect that nature-positive projects, from restoration to conservation, will stand alongside infrastructure, clean energy, and resource developments as priorities of national interest. If the

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