Mississauga — As a Canadian living abroad I often find myself comparing Spain to Canada. It’s a tired, but irresistible conversation topic: I talk about what I like, what I miss and what I could live without. Depending on my mood I might say I miss cheap blueberries, but hate the snow; other times I romanticize the snow and the cold and depict Canada as some kind of fantastic northern wonderland. It is true t...
Quebec — Days that start with -12°c are called beautiful days in Quebec city. Temperature drops down to -25°c sometimes. Being born and raised in the sunny Morocco, I am not used to check the weather forecast,...
Saskatoon — A year ago, my claim to fame was my inexperience. I had never seen an airplane up close, and I’d never been on a trip. My best friend, HG, took me on my first trip out of the province. We caught a fli...
Quebec — more ? scroll down…
Nostalgia; a Silent Killer
Too late. The ferry was long gone. But the secret mesmerizing world of a nearby village is here to stay.
On smart Canadians who seek jobs in the USA (and elsewhere)
If you ask me how to be happy in your life ?I would answer: buy a wood oven pizza...
Japanese risotto for breakfast. by life partner
Oh, Canada.
Good morning, and good bye. My final morning in Saskatchewan is as it should be--cold.
I promised myself that if I got lonely, depressed, blase, or any kind of blue during this trip, I would simply write it into the story.
Via Rail Is Just Bad