Ever since trading in my typewriter for an airline ticket, I've loved aviation museums and air shows. Here are my favourite stopovers.
Travel columnist Ursula Maxwell-Lewis takes a detour to her childhood roots in Clarskon and Oakville, ON.
The captivating seaside town of Llandudno in North Wales evokes a bygone era.
More than 100 years on, the great ship Titanic haunts her Belfast home.
As sent and forgotten emails replace letters sent by mail and slipped into desks and drawers, what might the next generation lose?
Master of the house immortalized servants with poetry and portraits at his country estate in Wales.
At 7, I wondered: would Father Christmas find us at our new home in Canada?
Digesting the challenging local language is only part of our 10-day travel menu, writes Adventures columnist Ursula Maxwell-Lewis.
Iceland is a country of eruptions, Yule Lads and strong traditions, writes Adventures columnist Ursula Maxwell-Lewis in her latest dispatch.
A behind-the-scenes tour reveals new facets of Vancouver's grand theatre.
You’ve heard of bats in the belfry, but have you heard the one about the artist/accountant with a bathroom full of otters?
Columnist Ursula Maxwell-Lewis explores the bounty and beauty of Canada's only desert.
Plug into the past at South Langley's historic one-room schoolhouse. No Wi-Fi required.
It's possible that my mother, and British Rail, are solely responsible for my passion for rail travel.
Alexandra Neighbourhood House in Crescent Beach hosts Lit Cafe 2, attracting readers and writers.
Dashing through a downpour I duck past a bronze Beatle lounging against the brickwork, go through a doorway under The Cavern neon sign.
Columnist Ursula Maxwell-Lewis dissects a pair of Canadian books following the stories of strong women
Refreshments, cookies, stickers, camaraderie and love are among the reasons to give.
My money's on a princess for Will and Kate. Britain’s aristocratic gals once rarely took a backseat to anyone.
A seven-day tour provides a crash course in coach travel.
