A Wheelchair Accessible Guide to Winnipeg, Manitoba: Things to Do, Where to Stay, and How to Get Around
By Cory LeeWhen thinking of cities in Canada to travel to, it’s likely that you think of the bigger places like Montreal, Toronto, and maybe Vancouver. To be honest, I’ve always thought of the more popular cities as well, but I recently had the chance to check out another, less familiar city and it quickly became one…
5 Reasons Why You’ll Love Staying at Vita Bella Bed and Breakfast in Quebec
By Cory LeeAs an often underrated destination, Canada was surprisingly voted the number one place to visit in 2017 by Lonely Planet. It came in first place for quite a few reasons and while Niagara Falls or the ever popular Toronto may automatically come to mind when thinking of Canada, you should consider a trip to Quebec….
A Wheelchair Accessible Guide to Montreal, Canada
By Cory LeeMontreal is an amazing city. It’s what you get when quintessential Canada is mixed with a creative and cosmopolitan streak, a one-of-a-kind combination that you won’t find anywhere else. I’ve recently returned from a truly fantastic trip here, and as a wheelchair user I was pleasantly surprised with the accessibility of the city and the…
Experiencing the Charm of Quebec City as a Wheelchair User
By Cory LeeFor years, I have admired photos of Quebec City on Instagram and Facebook, and thought that it looked beautiful. It gave off the impression of a charming old European city, but was actually located in North America. Unfortunately, I never got the chance to visit until very recently, but when I finally did visit, it…
Breathtaking Niagara: The 8th World Wonder, Eh?
By Cory LeeSome consider Niagara Falls the world’s 8th world wonder, and after visiting I would have to agree. The sheer dominance of the falls is astounding with over 600,000 gallons of water flowing over the falls PER SECOND! That’s too much to even comprehend or believe until you actually see it in person. I was only…
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