- Fallen rock star: Memorial to NH's Old Man of the Mountain progressing slowly The Canadian Press - Fri, 10 Jun, 2011
FRANCONIA, N.H. - Eight years after tumbling from his mountain perch, a grand plan to build a legacy to New Hampshire's iconic Old Man of the Mountain is taking shape.
- Take a 'practice vacation,' consulting firm tells small business owners The Canadian Press - Wed, 8 Jun, 2011
CALGARY - An Alberta consulting firm is recommending a "practice vacation" for small business owners who are afraid their companies will fall apart in their absence.
- Explore NYC's High Line, from its industrial past to lush lawn of its new section The Canadian Press - Tue, 7 Jun, 2011
NEW YORK, N.Y. - The ribbon was cut Tuesday on the long-awaited second section of the High Line, revealing a lush green lawn, prime lounging spots and a less-industrial feel than the original stretch of the famous park built on abandoned railroad tracks nine metres above ground.
- Singapore set to overtake Vegas as second-biggest gambling market: casino group The Canadian Press - Tue, 7 Jun, 2011
MACAU, Macau - Asia will be home to the world's two biggest casino markets as early as this year, with Singapore set to take the No. 2 spot from Las Vegas, a U.S. gambling industry group said Tuesday.
- Via Rail adds Ottawa to $20 bike-train service from Toronto and Montreal The Canadian Press - Tue, 7 Jun, 2011
MONTREAL - Via Rail is expanding its bike-train service this summer, with new routes from Toronto and Montreal to Ottawa.
- Honours for boutique founder Fred Hayman, who helped turn Rodeo Drive into luxury destination The Canadian Press - Tue, 7 Jun, 2011
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. - Giorgio Armani. Chanel. Hermes. Dior. Gucci. Prada. Cartier.
- Robert Frost Farm marks 100th anniversary poet sold N.H. farm that inspired poems The Canadian Press - Mon, 6 Jun, 2011
DERRY, N.H. - From Highway 28, the New Hampshire farm once owned by poet Robert Frost may seem unchanged from a century ago. Yet the picturesque New England white barn and farmhouse recently underwent thousands of dollars in renovation including a new roof, foundation work and other upgrades.
- Live bird show in Grand Canyon gateway town draws attention to California condor The Canadian Press - Mon, 6 Jun, 2011
TUSAYAN, Ariz. - The sarus crane gracefully walks on to the stage with its long legs that trail in flight. The African great white pelican waddles to eat fish from a mock river. A brown-necked raven snatches a dollar bill from a woman in the audience and stuffs it in a donation box.
- Travellers find Iceland's dramatic scenery supernatural in many ways The Canadian Press - Mon, 6 Jun, 2011
REYKJAVIK, Iceland - It was, for Iceland, a nice spring day.
- Marriott hotels join campaign to help restore National Mall, urge guests to give The Canadian Press - Fri, 3 Jun, 2011
WASHINGTON - Marriott hotels in D.C., Maryland and Virginia are helping to raise funds to restore the National Mall.
- US cities invite tourists to stop and smell roses, taste food and see sights The Canadian Press - Thu, 2 Jun, 2011
BUFFALO, N.Y. - More American cities are inviting travellers to stop and smell the roses, hoping that they also will taste the food, see the sights, hear some music — and spend some money.
- Singer-songwriters at sea: If a music cruise floats your boat, check out Cayamo The Canadian Press - Thu, 2 Jun, 2011
MIAMI - Cayamo concerts are different in several ways. They start on time. They last only an hour. And the speakers hanging from the ceiling tend to sway.
- Literary destinations, used bookstores highlighted on new website The Canadian Press - Thu, 2 Jun, 2011
OTTAWA - Bibliophiles who love to travel have a new resource — the website www.literarytourist.com, launched by an Ottawa-based journalist who says he wants to help used bookstores stay in business.
- Detroit-area tour operator works to promote southeast Michigan's historical gems The Canadian Press - Thu, 2 Jun, 2011
DETROIT - A Detroit-area tour operator is working to highlight southeast Michigan's historical gems.
- Replica of Elvis Presley's favourite coaster, Zippin' Pippin, popular in Green Bay The Canadian Press - Thu, 2 Jun, 2011
GREEN BAY, Wis. - A replica of Elvis Presley's favourite roller coaster is proving to be very popular in Green Bay.
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