Who says you have to go somewhere else to enjoy a summer holiday? Here are three terrific things to do in your own back yard.

Many a traveller stops to gawk at these 18 painted threshing machines, lined up in a field 20 kilometres south of Smoky Lake.

Those interested in all things dinosaur have long been drawn to southern Alberta’s Badlands. But now there’s a new destination for dino-philes: Jurassic Forest in Gibbons.

Would-be crusaders can play out their fantasies this May to October at Alternative Adventures Zip Line, just off the Yellowhead near Hinton, outside Jasper National Park’s east gates

Gone is the oversized Union Jack. Gone are the 25-cent matinees and 18-piece orchestra.

On the stretch of Nanton’s main street that’s dotted with curiosity shops, you could easily drive right by the nondescript Keeley Building. But it’s worth a second look

Oregon’s dramatic coastline is packed with wildlife

Even in the midst of debate, bike lanes are pushing ahead. Here’s how to navigate Alberta’s new cycling infrastructure, whichever side of the road you’re on

The Kananaskis River may be a long way from Tofino, but that hasn’t stopped it from becoming a surfing mecca in its own right.

If you take Jerry Seinfeld at his word, there’s no such thing as “fun for the whole family.” But Minneapolis begs to differ. 

Chances are you’ll be sharing space on the road this summer. Here’s how to do it safely, whether you’re on a bike seat or in the driver’s seat

What history textbooks don’t cover sums up Her Voice, Her Century: Four Plays About Daring Women.