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Since 2004, Dream Travel Canada has been delivering unparalleled travel experiences, and this fully guided tour to Tanzania is no exception. 

Imagine conquering Mt. Kilimanjaro, exploring the Serengeti, and doing it all with the security and ease of a fully escorted tour.

You could join a group of like-minded Canadian travellers on a journey that’s more than just a trip—it’s a bucket-list experience.

A few of our favourite parts of the trip:

1. English-speaking expert guides

2. Professional drivers

3. Great cooks & porters

4. All logistics are covered, so there’s nothing else to do but enjoy yourself

This is your adventure, crafted with the care and expertise of a company that’s been leading unforgettable trips for over 20 years. 

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Both Whistler and Squamish offer stunning beauty and loads of fun outdoor attractions. If you’re looking for adventure not far from Vancouver, we’ve got you covered.

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• When Banff introduced the creation of a pedestrian-only street during the summer months, it quickly became popular with visitors and locals alike. After all, who doesn’t like fresh flowers, bigger patios, and less exhaust fumes while walking down scenic Banff Avenue? Well, it turns out some prefer cars. This week, residents voted against Banff's annual pedestrian zone and will now be removed.
  
  

• Jasper residents are now being allowed to go back home. However, visitors are being asked to stay away for the time being.
  
  

• Speaking of Jasper, actor Bryan Cranston (Breaking Bad, Malcolm in the Middle) recently enjoyed the Canadian Rockies, including time in Jasper and on the Rocky Mountaineer. Besides commenting on how beautiful the entire area is, he told his followers to visit Jasper once it reopens.
  
  

• Another “low-cost” Canadian airline bites the dust. Less than two years after launching, Canada Jetlines has grounded all of its flights as it prepared for bankruptcy. For those that don’t remember, don’t know, or are trying to forget, we also lost Swoop and Lynx Air over the last year, paving the way for what many consider a monopolistic industry in Canada.
  
  

• Scooters are cool and all but we’ve always thought it was annoying to see people leaving them in the middle of nowhere. Well, it turns out we are not the only ones. Cities have been reluctant to adopt them due to this problem but Lime is looking to change that. Starting in Vancouver, the company plans to roll out designated docking areas to limit pile-ups on sidewalks and streets.

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Our flagship British Columbia video features parts of Vancouver Island, Vancouver, Kelowna, Northern BC, and more!

Just for Fun

• While Canada is nothing but a massive failure when it comes to housing, some smaller towns are craving more people. For example, this little town in Saskatchewan is willing to pay $30,000 to people who build a home in the community.
  
  

• While Jasper should have built a tree-free perimeter around the park years ago, they’re now looking at doing a variety of things, including a sprinkler system set up along the townsite’s fireguard.
  
  

• Burning Man is one heckuva festival if you can withstand a week in the desert but thanks to the rising cost of living and climate crisis, the festival didn’t sell out for the first time since 2011.