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Experiencing Canadian Food
Canada is a melting pot of cultures and this is reflected in its diet. Canadian cuisine is a fusion from around the society, from Aboriginal to English and French to Asia and other cultures.
Poutine (a combination of fries, cheese curds and gravy) is often the first thing people consider of when they think of Canadian food. From Quebec, there is also Montreal-style smoked meat (cured beef brisket) and Montreal-style bagels (wood-fired and thinner, sweeter and denser than other bagels).
Canada is also popular for its game meat (such as venison, caribou and moose), peameal bacon (back bacon cured and rolled in cornmeal), maple syrup and ice wine. Also on the must-have list: the Caesars, an alcoholic drink that contains vodka, a tomato and clam juice mix, warm sauce and Worcestershire sauce; butter tarts (sweet dessert tart); and Nanaimo bars (three-layered chocolate dessert).
Safety Consideration for LGBTQ+ Visitors to Canada
Travel to Canada is extremely safe for Diverse visitors, especially in the larger cities wh
Great Cities for LGBTQ Folks in Canada
Without a question, Canada is a large country, full of many beautiful places, each with its own personality and unique characteristics. Regardless of the particular city you’re in though, one thing that’s true of the country as a whole is that it is generally known for its friendly, warm, and welcoming people, and for creature a wonderful place to live. If you are a part of the LGBTQ community and you have been thinking of making a move to Canada, there will be no shortage of unusual and charming places to choose from. Some of the cities you might want to consider include:
- Calgary: Calgary is a metropolis of unique charms. Nestled beside the beautiful Incline River, and approximately 50 miles east of the Canadian Rockies, it is a city of stunning outdoor beauty, while simultaneously being a thriving, diverse, and cosmopolitan town where everyone can feel at home and find their place. Read the packed Calgary Gay City Mentor here.
- Winnipeg: Located at the confluence of two rivers, the name Winnipeg comes from native words essence “murky waters”. It is the ca
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2SLGBTQI+ travel guide
Explore a diverse array of inclusive tourism experiences, attractions, accommodations, events and communities that warmly welcome Two-Spirit, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, gender non-conforming, intersex and all who recognize in sexual and gender diverse communities (2SLGBTQI+) in Ontario.
Welcoming destinations
Ontario is a place of diversity and welcomes 2SLGBTQI+ visitors to experience it all.
Visit Toronto’s trendy metropolis strips and Ottawa’s national treasures, soak in scenic vineyard views in Niagara-on-the-Lake and Prince Edward County and witness expansive wilderness in Algonquin Provincial Park.
Countless wineries, breweries, cideries, distilleries, style trails and local treats prefer butter tarts, chocolate and cheese creations are sure to tempt foodies and liquorists. There’s also a growing list of MICHELIN-starred restaurants. And, of course, maple-infused everything—from beer to bacon to doughnuts.
Discover the highest 2SLGBTQI+ places in Ontario.
Toronto
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