Canada. For Glowing Hearts.
Canada is more than a place on a map.
It’s a beacon to the world.
An invitation not just to explore, but to connect.
It’s a calling to discover the marvels of what’s here.
And the potential that’s within each one of us.
Canada is a destination for those with open minds and intrepid spirits.
For the brave.
For the bold.
For the curious.
This is Canada.
For Glowing Hearts.
What to do in Canada
Be in the know about must-see experiences across Canada.
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Hear the myriad of stories passed down over many generations, visit prehistoric sites, and more.Hear the myriad of stories passed down over many generations, visit prehistoric sites, and more.
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As the snow and ice gives way to lush green flora, there are a whole new set of outdoor and urban adventures to enjoy.As the snow and ice gives way to lush green flora, there are a whole new set of outdoor and urban adventures to enjoy.
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Hungry? Canada has you covered, from roaming food trucks and lively markets to posh dining spaces.Hungry? Canada has you covered, from roaming food trucks and lively markets to posh dining spaces.
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Spring is an ideal time to discover Halifax’s cultural hotspots and upbeat neighbourhoods. This guide is all you need to be charmed by this outdoor playground on a weekend getaway.Spring is an ideal time to discover Halifax’s cultural hotspots and upbeat neighbourhoods. This guide is all you need to be charmed by this outdoor playground on a weekend getaway.
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Do as the locals do and discover what makes spring in Whistler great.Do as the locals do and discover what makes spring in Whistler great.
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Spring is the perfect time to get outside. And there’s no better place to do it than at one of Canada’s National Parks.Spring is the perfect time to get outside. And there’s no better place to do it than at one of Canada’s National Parks.
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Discover the animals that call Nunavut home, and how to see them up close.Discover the animals that call Nunavut home, and how to see them up close.
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Landmarks in First Nations history and great outdoor adventures make up the top attractions in Saskatchewan.Landmarks in First Nations history and great outdoor adventures make up the top attractions in Saskatchewan.
WHERE CAN I GO?
Hover over the provinces and territories to see current travel restrictions and traveller self-isolation requirements.
Information updated as of June 24, 2020.
British Columbia
No travel restrictions or self-isolation for domestic travellers entering British Columbia.
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No travel restrictions or self-isolation for domestic travellers entering Alberta.
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No travel restrictions or self-isolation for domestic travellers entering Saskatchewan.
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No travel restrictions for domestic travellers entering Manitoba, but self-isolation required (except for residents of Western Canada and Northwestern Ontario); highway checkpoints established to educate travellers; travel prohibited to remote northern communities but travel to northern parks, campgrounds, cabins, lodges and resorts permitted. 14-day self-isolation for domestic travellers entering Manitoba except for essential workers, residents of Western Canada and Northwestern Ontario.
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No travel restrictions or self-isoloation for domestic travellers entering Ontario.
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Access is allowed to all regions in Québec except for Nunavik and James Bay; all Quebecers are being asked to avoid travelling as much as possible from one region to another or from one city to another. No self-isolation for domestic travellers entering Québec.
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As of July 3, travel bubble with other Atlantic provinces whereby no self-isolation required for Atlantic Canadian residents. Prohibition on all non-essential travel into New Brunswick for all other domestic travellers, except for workers and other specific exemptions, and 14-day self-isolation for domestic travellers entering New Brunswick, except for exempt workers from specific sectors.
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As of July 3, travel bubble with other Atlantic provinces whereby no self-isolation required for Atlantic Canadian residents. No travel restrictions for all other domestic travellers entering Nova Scotia, but 14-day self-isolation required, except for exempt workers from specific sectors.
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As of July 3, travel bubble with other Atlantic provinces whereby no self-isolation required for Atlantic Canadian residents. Prohibition on all non-essential travel into Prince Edward Island for all other domestic travellers with the exception of Québec residents going to the Magdalen Islands, screening at all entry points into Prince Edward Island. 14-day self-isolation for all other admitted travellers entering the province, except for exempt essential workers.
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As of July 3, travel bubble with other Atlantic provinces whereby no self-isolation required for Atlantic Canadian residents. Prohibition on all travel to Newfoundland and Labrador for all other domestic travellers, except for residents and workers from key sectors and other specific exemptions as approved by the Chief Medical Officer of Health. 14-day self-isolation for all other domestic travellers entering Newfoundland and Labrador, except for asymptomatic workers from specific sectors.
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As of July 1, all Canadians are now permitted to travel to the Yukon, but some restrictions apply. Residents of British Columbia, Northwest Territories and Nunavut may now enter the Yukon without a mandatory 14-day self-isolation period, but all other Canadian travellers are required to self-isolate.
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As of June 15, travel bubble with Nunavut whereby no self-isolation required if traveling directly from Nunavut; entry permitted for Northwest Territories residents or those moving to Northwest Territories coming for work or attending school, critical or essential service workers, transboundary First Nations people exercising treaty rights, with few exemptions; enforcement at land borders and airport. 14-day self-isolation for all admitted travelers entering Northwest Territories except for those travelling directly from Nunavut; must self-isolate in government designated sites in Yellowknife, Inuvik, Hay River or Fort Smith.
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As of June 15, travel bubble with Northwest Territories whereby no self-isolation required if travelling directly from Northwest Territories; prohibition on all other travel into Nunavut, except residents and critical workers; require written permission from the territory’s Chief Public Health Officer to enter. 14-day self-isolation for all admitted travellers prior to travelling to Nunavut, except for those travelling directly from Northwest Territories; must self-isolate in government designated sites in Edmonton, Winnipeg, Ottawa or Yellowknife.
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