The 10 best under-the-radar places to visit in Canada, how to find out what your neighbour pays for rent and more |
The 10 Best Places to Visit in Canada Right Now | When COVID regulations relaxed and Canadians were able to travel again, they booked trips zealously. The results weren’t pretty: airports turned into zoos, beaches overcrowded and European cities clogged up with tourists. Hotels from Paris to Banff became astronomically expensive. But for the traveller willing to explore less popular destinations, joy-filled adventure still awaits. Maclean’s invited some of its regular contributors from across the country to write about their favourite hidden-gem locations—and they delivered. “Off the Beaten Path,” which appears in the October issue of Maclean’s, features a series of beautiful, personal articles about under-the-radar Canadian vacation spots: bustling small cities about to break big, outdoor adventures with puffins and bison, delicious and diverse food on both coasts and ambitious, province-spanning road trips. It’s as much a travel guide as it is an intimate portrait of Canada, and it will make you fall in love with travel again. —Sarah Fulford, editor-in-chief | | | |
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| society | Our church has become a temporary shelter for refugees—and it’s not sustainable | Pilgrim Feast Tabernacles, a faith-based Toronto organization, has gone into debt providing hundreds of immigrants with food, shelter and health care. They can’t afford to keep it up: “Our church basement is packed with people in sleeping bags lined up next to each other, wall-to-wall, like an army campsite,” says director Nadine Miller. | | |
| HOUSING | This international student found affordable housing on a roommate-matching site | Parth, a 19-year-old culinary student, and Karen, a 48-year-old media archivist, met on the homesharing platform SpacesShared. Now, they live together in Karen’s home in Barrie, Ontario. In this Q&A for Maclean’s, the duo explain how the arrangement is working so far. | | |
| real estate | Want to know how much your neighbour pays in rent? There’s a registry for that. | The Ontario Rental Registry, created by housing non-profit Vivre en Ville, allows users to disclose how much they pay for rent—and how much they've paid in the past—at any given address. Here’s what it means for renters across Canada. | | |
| SPONSORED | The impact of female education on the global economy | When provided with educational opportunities, young girls are better poised to make meaningful economic contributions on a global scale. | | |
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