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Things to Do in Canada 232

Nunavut Day

July 09, 2025

Good morning!

Did you know? Canada has the longest coastline of any country on Earth, and Nunavut has the longest coastline of any region in Canada.

Speaking of Nunavut, today is Nunavut Day, commemorating the day in 1993 when the Nunavut Land Claims Agreement was signed, marking the creation of Nunavut as a separate territory within Canada.

We’ve only been to Nunavut once, cruising with Adventure Canada to some of its most remote regions, which says a lot considering how remote the entire territory is. We saw walruses floating by the boat on ice, visited the site of the infamous Franklin Expedition, met the locals of Pond Inlet, and had a coffee at the most Northern Tim Horton’s in the world. We’ll share more about the experience below, but we still have so many bucket list adventures left in this amazing Northern slice of Canada.

Learn more about travelling to this wild place in the 232nd edition of the Weekly Goose!

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From cruising through the Northwest Passage to experiencing the capital city, learn more in these travel guides below.

Exploring Canada's High Arctic in Nunavut

We had just gone to bed. It was after midnight, and the sunlight was still shining through the tiny portion of our window that wasn’t covered by our curtain. It didn’t even feel like we were on a ship. There was no motion. No swaying left to right or right to left. Just stillness. It […]

www.mustdocanada.com/exploring-canadas-high-arctic-in-nunavut

The top 10 attractions in Nunavut

A trip to Nunavut is spent learning about wilderness, wildlife, and the Inuit people.

travel.destinationcanada.com/en-ca/things-to-do/top-10-attractions-nunavut

13 Facts You Didn't Know About Nunavut

From so much coastline to no political parties, here are 13 fun facts about Nunavut!

destinationnunavut.ca/discover/13-facts-you-didnt-know-about-nunavut

Introducing Tracey's List of the Best Tours and Cruises for Solo Travelers

Back in 2009, I experienced my first solo trip to Australia, New Zealand, and Indonesia. It changed my life in so many ways. That’s why I’m excited to introduce Tracey, the editor of Solo Traveler and an expert in helping people travel solo better. She has a knack for uncovering hidden fees, a fondness for fine print, and an eagle eye for spotting true value for the dollar.

If there’s a great trip out there for solo travelers, Tracey will find it — and if it’s not quite as good as it seems, she’ll know that too. Every month, she handpicks standout trips for solo travelers and delivers them straight to your inbox.

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When we did our 150-day road trip across Canada in 2017, Nunavut was the only place we missed. After all, there are no roads to get there! Thankfully, two years later, we teamed up with Adventure Canada to cruise through the High Arctic, visiting Nunavut and Greenland.

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Beaver Bites

If you’re into art and visiting Toronto, you’ll want to stop by MOCA to experience Jeff Wall’s First Major Canadian Exhibition in over 25 Years. The landmark exhibition will feature more than 50 of Wall’s iconic photographs, marking the artist’s most expansive Canadian presentation to date.
Home to Canada’s top roller coasters (and some of the best in the world), check out this video of Canada’s Wonderland's newest roller coaster.
It’s no secret that Canadian travellers to the USA have dried up. However, if you do want to cross the border, these Northern U.S. states are offering Canadians-only travel deals.
Thankfully, we’ve never seen truly appalling behaviour on a flight, but when it does happen, this is what flight attendants actually have the power to do.
Who wants to do math while on vacation? Here’s why “travel math” can quickly lead to overspending.
While we’re certainly not in the category of buying a second home on a lake, this is why cottage co-ownership is on the rise in Canada.
Even the Competition Bureau is calling on Ottawa to loosen its foreign ownership rules for airlines, which they argue have stifled competition in a sector that’s become a two-horse race between Air Canada and WestJet.

Just for Fun

Meanwhile, at the other end of the world in Antarctica, hop aboard a Canadian icebreaker ship.
Niagara Falls is a world wonder. But did you ever wonder (see what we did there) what would happen if you funnelled Niagara Falls through a straw?
We love a good dose of nostalgia, and that’s just what the Hudson’s Bay in St. Albert, Alberta, gave us when it opened its 1995 time capsule. It wasn’t supposed to be opened until 2045, but now that the historic business has gone under, what choice did they have? Inside, an HBC comic book, an Eagles CD, and The Lion King soundtrack on cassette, just to name a few.

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