The Draconid Meteor Shower Will Have Peak Viewing Conditions With Up to 10 Shooting Stars Per Hour — and It Starts Tonight

The traditional territories in Alberta are home to many First Nations, Métis, and Inuit who have called these territories home for time immemorial. We respectfully acknowledge the diverse histories, cultures, and territories of Treaty 6, 7, 8, 4, and 10, as well as the homelands of the Métis, the 8 Métis Settlements, the 6 Métis Regions of the Métis Nation of Alberta.

Las Vegas has been on my bucket list for years, so this past spring, I decided it was finally time to make the trip.

I see London, I see France.

I've been obsessed with travel since I was young, and so far, I've ticked off more than 40 countries on my bucket list. Before I leave for a trip, I usually research the destination beforehand and put together a rough idea of the key sites I don't want to miss.

Amtrak passengers with plans to see foliage around New York state may need to pack extra patience in the coming weeks.

Tucked into a small pocket in Amsterdam’s city center, the historic house at Oudezijds Voorburgwal 249 is a favorite among tourists and photographers. The building is a showstopper, with majestic step-gabled facades and an enviable location at the intersection of three canals where Amsterdam’s original defense walls once protected against invaders centuries ago.

When Delta Air Lines launched the first-of-its-kind Delta One Lounge at the JFK airport in June, people were thrilled. In fact, it’s now Delta’s highest rated lounge, according to Delta Air Lines. Now the airline hopes the concept holds up in a different space–LAX. The new lounge here will open its doors on Thursday October 10. (Spoiler, I saw it and have to say… I think it will.)

Airbus is about to kick-start a new era of long-haul travel.

I took my first river cruise somewhat reluctantly. It was on my mom's bucket list, and I love my mom. So I agreed to a Columbia and Snake River cruise on American Cruise Lines that would take us from Idaho through Washington to Oregon, with stops in sleepy towns ripe with Lewis and Clark history.

When I first visited Montreal, it was during a blizzard. I was in my 20s, at an inflection point in my life, and the weather felt portentous. Somewhere between having a smoked-meat sandwich at the counter of Schwartz's and barely making it up the charming but icy spiral staircases that are characteristic of the city's architecture, I fell hard for the place—though, luckily, not down the stairs. Before I knew it, I had abandoned my plans for grad school and moved to La Belle Province to start a new life.

There's about to be a new southernmost hotel in the world — operated by a company you might not expect.

Exploring new territory can be inspiring and enlightening. But for the approximately 750,000 Americans who have been diagnosed with ulcerative colitis (UC), being away from home—and a familiar bathroom—often feels riskier than flying standby.