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Skating Scenes
          TOP  OUTDOOR      Lace up a pair of skates and take a
          3  SKATING        twirl on the ice. There are indoor and
             RINKS          outdoor skating rinks, often with
                            music, at parks and plazas across the
          Rideau Canal      country, including Toronto City Hall
          Winter’s plunging   (p188) and Assiniboine Park (p165).
          temperatures trans­  Warm up afterwards with a sweet
                            cup of hot chocolate.
          form this waterway
      DISCOVER  Canada Your Way  longest skating
          into the Rideau Canal
          Skateway, the world’s
          rink (p220).
          Harbourfront Center
          From November
          onwards, Toronto’s
          Harbourfront Center
          (p198) opens a scenic
          rink overlooking
          Lake Ontario.
          Grouse Mountain
          It’s hard to beat the
          Grouse Mountain (p90)
          rink for a scenic spin    Ice skating enthusiasts on
          on the ice.         the rink in Nathan Phillips
                              Square, Toronto

          CANADA FOR
           WINTER FUN




        Guaranteed snow and dramatic terrain make Canada a mecca for winter
        sports lovers. Brave the chilly temperatures and dive into this stunning
        ice-clad landscape, whether that means racing down ski slopes, exploring
        the woods on snowshoes, or enjoying a swift dogsled ride.
                                               Ski Time
                                               Glorious white­powder slopes,
                                               challenging runs, and dramatic
                                               scenery make the Canadian
                                               Rockies world­renowned for
                                               skiing. The biggest resort in the
                                               whole of North America is
                                               Whistler Blackcomb (p114),
                                               where the presence of the
                                               Horstman Glacier means
                                               year­round skiing and
                                               snowboarding. Quebec’s
                                               Laurentian Mountains (p300)
                                               also offers great skiing in
                                               Eastern Canada.

                                               A skier carving gracefully
                                               down the side of a mountain,
                                               toward the valley below

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