Journey to TBEX
▶ Win a trip for 2 across Canada on Via Rail!
The Canadian Tourism Commission and VIA Rail have invited 28 of the world's best travel bloggers, writers and photographers to discover Canada on an epic journey to TBEX Toronto: The world's largest gathering of travel bloggers and new media content creators.
Visitors will travel from all ends of the country by train to discover Canada in a unique and exciting way and blog about their experiences.
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Wow! Views abound Canadian Rockies ski tour fun! #explorecanada
Oh this IS happening: making and eating maple syrup snow taffy. So good, and so French Canadian! A #Quebec must, oui! #explorecanada
Tune in to ABC at 11AM EST, to catch a great episode of @born2exploretv feat. Haida Gwaii: tmblr.co/ZsiTKxceC3ex #ExploreCanada
— Canada (@Keep_Exploring) January 25, 2013
Our bartender tonight at @shangrilato He sure pours a mean glass of wine. :-) #luxurytoronto instagr.am/p/SCNZWovJ18/
— Keith Jenkins (@velvetescape) November 15, 2012
Joe Fresh - Spring 2013 / Photographer: George Pimentel
Rodney Graham, Canadian Humourist, 2011. Courtesy the artist / photo Scott Livingstone
If an understated sense of humour is one of the hallmarks of modern Canadian identity, there are few who play that role with sharper wit than Vancouver artist Rodney Graham. Whether in the altered mental states or absurdist narratives of his film works, like Halcion Sleep, Vexation Island or The Phonokinetoscope, the nod-and-wink visual puns of his stage-set photos, or, most recently, his ironically edged experiments in modernist painting, Graham consistently upends expectations of art and popular culture with a wry touch. Read more…
First ever picture of Niagara Falls taken in 1840 compared to my picture taken tonight, 172 years later. (Taken with Instagram at Niagara Falls, Canadian Side)
Lacoste L!VE meets Julien Vallée, one of Montreal’s most talented multidisciplinary creatives, to talk about inspirations, city life and the feel-good factor of paper planes (obviously!).
