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First off, there is the overcrowded (but fabulous) Pacific Beach, which offers party-goers a wide variety of hot spots all within walking distance from each other. Travel a little south and you will hit Mission Beach, which offers all the perks of P.B. with the added luxury of Belmont Park. Keep heading south and you will end up in Ocean Beach, a small community filled with vintage shops, dive bars, and some wonderful undiscovered little cafes and restaurants.

Wailea Beach: For visitors who just want to relax, Wailea Beach is the perfect destination. Palm trees shade the way along a paved walkway from the shops to the beach. If you left your snorkel or swimming gear at home, water sports equipment rentals are available. Best of all, the beach is free to enjoy throughout the day and

Rental services like Island Real Estate can also help you find a place that meets your needs. The island is home to lots of great dive bars and seafood restaurants. Don’t miss Wicked Cantina on Anna Maria. Try some of its signature tex-mex, and wash it down with a John Daly – Deep Eddy Sweet Tea Vodka and lemonade – or a cilantro margarita.

I normally don't like going to the popular beaches because they are always crowded with people. I enjoy going to the beach and being able to enjoy it without tons of people around me. That’s one of the reasons I love Assateague Island. I can just sit and relax and feel the sun on my skin, hear the wind, and feel the grains

Over the last 5 years, Northern Ontario has continued to lose population under the Wynne’s government. The latest census data have shown that Northern Ontario has lost over 2600 of its residents in the last 5 years. Kirkland Lake has suffered the greatest loss with a decline of approximately 6 % of its population, followed closely by Elliot Lake with 5.3 % of its population leaving. This is compared to Southern Ontario who population has increased dramatically during the same time span. Toronto’s population increased by 4.5 percent and the fastest growth has been seen in the GTA’s commuter cities of Shelburne, Milton and Bradford. Where they saw their population increase by over 25%. Why is Northern Ontario’s population shrinking when the population

Rideau Canal- A river that allows canoe, kayak, boating and paddle boating. Great site for honeymoons and peace. Beautiful site from the back of Parliament Hill\

Land camping is also available. Twelve rustic cabins near the beach offer accommodations. However, no electric or water, just grills, define your stay. Restrooms, cold water showers and potable water can be found nearby. And, a tram makes the one-mile trip from the docks to the camp sites with gear easier during limited hours.

Toronto was named the best place to live in 2015, and consider the wide variety activities one can partake in and the general safety of Toronto, it is no surprise that somewhere like this would achieve such an accomplishment (Hall). This beautiful city is composed of people from all corners of the world and maintains a certain hospitality that helps Torontonians preserve their incredible reputation of friendliness. According to an economist post, all of these advancements have given Toronto the title of the greatest place to live in. This title is a great honor, which the city let alone the country should hold with pride and modesty. However, for decades there has been and continues to be an unsolved problem, which is continuing to grow without

Toronto is known as city of immigrants. Many people coming to Canada settle in Toronto. One of Toronto districts is Scarborough. It is known as destination of many immigrants to Canada. Many of them are visible minorities. As a result, Scarborough is very culturally diverse. Many of Scarborough residents are poor people. Suraiya Gangaram lived on Danzig St where several years before after a neighborhood barbeque happened the worst street shooting in Canadian history (Gillis,

Cities have always been the center of economic growth and development. People like to live the city lifestyle because of its promise for many jobs and prosperity. (L, Katherine) But as we look deeper into the health concerns of Canadian cities, we can find that they are becoming less healthy for citizens to live because of urbanization, pollution and poor water treatment. Municipalities in Canada should continue to look at solutions in how to make a more sustainable lifestyle to benefit the public health of local citizens.

My favorite place outside of Quebec city has to be Montmorency Falls. Montmorency Falls are taller than Niagra Falls by about thirty meters, but Niagra Falls is wider. I personally love Montmorency because of the suspension bridge right above the falls which give you an amazing view of the waterfall itself and of Quebec City. After you

Two rivers run through the city, the Bow and the Elbow, which contribute to the beauty of Calgary. Snow covered mountains and rolling fields dominate the immediate area surrounding the city. At night you may just be so lucky to also catch a glimpse of the famous northern lights.

If you're a nature lover, you'll certainly find Nova Scotia a wonderful place to explore. Moose, deer, porcupine and black bear inhabit most of the mainland. Leisure activities are plentiful in Nova Scotia, with many walking and hiking trails throughout. Be sure not to forget the Cabot Trail in Cape Breton for

This is the oldest Algonquin provincial park which is established in 1893. There is another Algonquin provincial park, which is 56 kilometer expansion of Highway. You can spend the most exiting time here with camping, hike, taking some educational program and you can also check out the

Toronto is one of the most cosmopolitan cities in the world with over 230 different nationalities where roughly half of the city’s residents were born outside of Canada. Sounds great but what does this diversity look like and what are the real faces behind the statistics? Cosmopolis Toronto photo project by Colin Boyd Shafer takes on the complex task of showing the real people and their stories behind the statistics. “Cosmopolis” literally means “a city inhabited by people from many different countries.” The photo project features someone from every country of the world who now calls Toronto their home.