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A Tranquil Fusion of Cultures: Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden
By Nerissa McNaughton on June 13th, 2025
Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden in Lethbridge is a place where peace, culture, and history intersect. This garden retreat was designed as a symbol of Japan-Canada friendship and a celebration of the resilience and contributions of Japanese Canadians. Established in 1967 during Canada’s Centennial, Nikka Yuko was designed to honour the contributions of Japanese Canadians to ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!Savor Summer the Old-Fashioned Way: Why Tino’s Drive-In Is a Must-Visit in Medicine Hat
By Nerissa McNaughton on June 12th, 2025
In Medicine Hat, Tino’s Drive-In has always been more than just a place to grab a bite; it’s been a cherished community gathering spot since its doors first opened on June 1, 1967! For over 55 years, Tino’s has remained all about tradition, family values, and incredible food. Still owned and operated by its original ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!Step Into the Past and Beat the Heat: Why Galt Museum Is Your Summer Must-Visit!
By Nerissa McNaughton on June 11th, 2025
In Lethbridge, Alberta, the Galt Museum & Archives is a hub of storytelling, education, and community connection, capturing the history of Alberta’s diverse cultural heritage. Here’s why you should make it a stop on your summer road trip this year. Galt Museum & Archives? Galt Museum & Archives focuses on historical preservation and education. From ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!This Giant Chess Set Is Alberta’s Most Unexpected Summer Photo Op
By Nerissa McNaughton on June 10th, 2025
Medicine Hat is home to a giant claim to fame—the largest chess set in the world! Whether you love to play chess, are a curious traveller, or just looking for a unique destination to spice up your summer road trip, this record-breaking chessboard and its towering pieces promise an experience like no other. What is ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!ICYMI: Alberta’s Best Cinnamon Buns are Hidden in the Tiniest Town
By Britanny Burr on June 9th, 2025
If you ever find yourself cruising down Highway 3 through the picturesque Crowsnest Pass in southwestern Alberta, be sure to stop in the quiet community of Coleman. This charming town, established in 1903 as a coal mining community, has preserved its heritage through well-maintained historical buildings and is surrounded by the stunning beauty of the ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!ICYMI: Your Guide to Alberta’s Warmest Lakes if You’re Tired of Polar Plunging
By Britanny Burr on June 7th, 2025
Polar plunging might be trendy right now, but that doesn’t mean that every single swim needs to take your breath away. From our chilly rivers to our glacial lakes, Alberta is not exactly known for topical swimming destinations. If you’re looking for a place to swim that is relaxing, refreshing, and doesn’t chill you to ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!Beat the Heat With a Cold One: Why Spectrum Ale Works Is the Place to Be This Summer
By Westwind Weekly on June 6th, 2025
Summer and beer go together like sunshine and sunglasses. There’s just something magical about cracking open a cold one on a warm day, whether you’re relaxing on the patio, grilling in the backyard, or enjoying a music festival. If you’re looking for the perfect place to celebrate this pairing, look no further than Spectrum Ale ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!You Won’t Believe This Otherworldly Desert Exists in Saskatchewan
By Nerissa McNaughton on June 5th, 2025
Great Sandhills in Saskatchewan is a wonder of nature that truly needs to be seen to be believed! This expansive area of rolling sand dunes offers a breathtaking and unexpected landscape in the heart of Canada. If you’re looking for a unique destination that combines natural beauty, fascinating history, and outdoor adventure, Great Sandhills should ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!Exploring the Cardston Alberta Temple: A Historic Canadian Landmark
By Westwind Weekly on June 4th, 2025
Canada’s diversity shines in its architecture, cultural landmarks, and history, and one remarkable example of this is the Cardston Alberta Temple. What is the Cardston Alberta Temple? The Cardston Alberta Temple is a sacred site of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church). Dedicated in 1923, it was the church’s first temple ... Read More »
1 response5 Stops You Have to Make Along the Highway 3 Ale Trail
By Nerissa McNaughton on June 3rd, 2025
If you’re looking for a unique mix of craft beer, natural scenery, and Albertan charm, the Highway 3 Ale Trail is calling your name. This craft beer corridor offers a taste of Alberta’s brewing culture while leading you through some of the region’s landscapes and attractions. What is the Highway 3 Ale Trail? The Highway ... Read More »
1 responseICYMI: Alberta’s Hiding A Mini Sahara Desert From The Rest Of Canada
By Britanny Burr on June 2nd, 2025
Alberta. A province renowned for its diverse and breathtaking scenery, from majestic mountain peaks, vibrant glacial lakes in stunning shades of blue, swift rivers, expansive prairies, rolling plains, prehistoric dinosaur bones, and even a distinctive “desert” terrain. If you didn’t know that Alberta is home to it’s very own sand dunes, now you know! Here’s ... Read More »
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