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In an era when a woman in New York City was arrested for smoking and Canadian women were denied the right to vote, Mina Hubbard single-handedly assembled and led an expedition through the wilds of Labrador and northern Quebec to a remote Hudson’s Bay outpost on Ungava Bay. Her mission–fuelled by allegations that her husband’s 1903 expedition had failed due to incompetence–was to become the first person to accurately map the waterways of one of the [...]

From top: The colourful village of Mont-Tremblant is also busy during the summer months; ski villages are popular destinations. When most people—especially Montrealers—talk about going to “the Laurentians” they are referring [...]

Sunlight washes over the historic King’s Bastion Barracks at Fortress Louisbourg. Inset: One of the fort’s restored [...]

Top: Tourists head towards the boardwalk leading to the beach. Bottom: A couple enjoys a quiet stroll [...]