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Stargazing or glamping on your summer bucket list? Cosy up in a geodesic dome by True North Destinations in Pleasant Bay along Cape Breton Island’s Cabot Trail. Read our interview with the owners on Page 11. - Belle DeMont

True North Destinations brings Eco-chic to Cape Breton Island

Experience the very best of summer in Atlantic Canada

- Belle DeMont Photo Illustration

Millicent McKay offers an insider’s guide to P.E.I.

Can tourism strangle a community's identity?

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Foraging for wild food in Atlantic Canada

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Underwater tourism is the ultimate immersive experience

Is Atlantic Canadian tourism doing luxury right?

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