Varol the Tour Guide

Experience the spirit of Istanbul, right here in Toronto. 🇹🇷✨ Join us at Istanbul Fair 2026 for a day filled with Turkish culture, local vendors, traditional flavours, music and experiences for the whole family. 🥨 Complimentary simit, Turkish tea & baklava 🎧 Live DJ & music 🎈 Clown entertainment for kids 🛍️ Local vendors & handmade products 🎁 Surprises throughout the day Come for the flavours, stay for the atmosphere, and celebrate together with the community. 📅 Sunday, September 6, 2026 🕙 10 AM – 6 PM 📍 951 Wilson Ave, Toronto Admission is FREE. See you at Istanbul Fair! ❤️

In Victoria, capital of British Columbia.
This beautiful city is known as the "City of Gardens" with more than 1600 flower baskets adorning lampposts in summer. Another title it carries is "Bcycle Capital of Canada" due to its extensive bike lane system. The famous Empress Hotel serves more than 500K cups of tea every year. And in style.

We are fighting against the USA.

Canadian Resistance Army - Trade War (Official Music Video)

Chemainus, the open-air art gallery of Vancouver Island.
Chemainus, once an industrial city with a sawmill, is now a flourishing tourist attraction with its murals and arts festivals.
The city in the Cowichan Valley is a textbook example of transformation through art.

North Doesn't Bow

🇨🇦 We’re polite. We’re peaceful. But we don’t bow. When Canadian workers, families, and communities are under pressure, we stand together. Different provinces. Different backgrounds. Different beliefs. One country. This song is for every Canadian who believes our home is worth standing up for. You can push the North… but the North doesn’t bow. 🇨🇦 Share this with a Canadian who feels the same. #TheNorthDoesntBow #CanadaStrong #TeamCanada #ProudCanadian #canadianmusic

Telegraph Cove is one of the last real boardwalk communities on the Vancouver Island.
Telegraph Cove once hosted a small telegraph station, then employing hundreds of people with a Salmon cannery and sawmill.
These industrial days are long gone. But this beautiful, small town now almost entirely lives from tourism and the best place on earth for orca-whale watching.

A 17.5-hour and 500 km-long spectacular maritime voyage from Prince Rupert to Port Hardy, Vancouver Island (almost entirely) in the calm waters of Inside Passage offers wonderful sceneries along the Canadian Fyords and more than a mini cruise.
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This journey is an unforgettable coastal expedition.

Happy Canada Day.
The World Needs More Canada

German Football Fever in Toronto