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Part 6 of our three-week road trip across northern Quebec and Eastern Canada (the Atlantic Provinces). After leaving Waskaganish, we struck a bit of misfortune and blew two tires on the remote gravel roads. In an attempt to make the best of a bad situation, we used the delay as an opportunity to make one…
Part 5 of our three-week road trip across northern Quebec and Eastern Canada (the Atlantic Provinces). On our third and final day in Waskaganish, we traveled 30 km out into James Bay to visit Stag Island, the southernmost landmass of Nunavut Territory, in Northern Canada. There are no roads that lead to Nunavut, but we…
Part 4 of our three-week road trip across northern Quebec and Eastern Canada (the Atlantic Provinces). After returning from our tour of Waskaganish, we enjoyed a glass of wine and watched the sunset over Rupert River. When we tried to get back into the camper van, Paula found an amusing way to keep the swarms…
Part 3 of our three-week road trip across northern Quebec and Eastern Canada (the Atlantic Provinces) in order to cross off the final provinces and territories of our coast to coast to coast Canadian adventure! In this video, we receive a guided tour of Waskaganish, explore surrounding nature, hear tips on bear tracking, and learn…
Part 2 of our three-week road trip across northern Quebec and Eastern Canada (the Atlantic Provinces) in order to cross off the final provinces and territories of our coast to coast to coast Canadian adventure! In this video, we travel through northern Quebec to Waskaganish, a small Cree community on the coast of James Bay.
11 months ago, we embarked on a coast to coast to coast road trip across Canada, for our honeymoon. We visited every province and territory except Newfoundland, Nunavut, and PEI. Over the next three weeks (and before our first anniversary), we intend to rectify that! In this video, we prepare to leave for a three…
We seem to get a lot of questions about our toilet, and especially how we were able to use it throughout an entire Canadian winter. This video should hopefully answer all the questions you might have. (bloopers at the end)
February 2015. A tour of the campervan that we’ve been living in (full time) since 2 weeks prior to our wedding in July 2014 (7 months). We spent 2 months traveling Canada for our honeymoon, and then settled down in Ontario for the winter.
