Eat Like a Traveller: Tips for Quick, Simple Eating
By Laura BanksTips for healthy, simple eating for long-term travellers and non-travellers alike.
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India, the Home of Mindfulness
By Patty LowryThe benefits of mindfulness are plentiful, starting with a sense of freedom and ease.
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Life Happens Outside Your Comfort Zone
There are times when you need to challenge yourself, step outside your comfort zone, and take that big mouthful of adventure with gusto.
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AHAA Living City Guide: Victoria, BC
You’ve heard the clichés about Victoria – boring, old, bookish, rainy, hippie… Okay, that last one might have a little credence, but Victoria is anything but tame.
Fact is, Vancouver Island’s southernmost tip could convert even the most hardened city dweller with its medley of merits. It’s a fresh-air filled marine playground, but you’ll also find the unexpected – a spirited entrepreneurial oasis, showcased at every turn.
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Green Travel 101
AHAALiving.com has rounded up our favourite environmentally friendly and socially responsible travel companies, as well as tips on how to offset your carbon footprint and resources on what you can do to travel responsibly
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Greening Our White Slopes: Canada’s Sustainable Ski Resorts
AHAALiving.com loves skiing, but we also know that ski resorts pose a significant risk to many of our most precious resources – which is why we’ve rounded up a cross-Canada tour of some of our favourite sustainable ski resorts. Let’s hit the slopes!
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Winter Riding: A Survival Guide
Instead of stowing the cycle this winter, try on on these tips for winter riding from AHAALiving.com’s Malina Kaija.
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A Commitment to Locally Made Cycling Gear
From cycling pedal straps to messenger, camera and laptop bags, Toronto’s YNOT Cycle has evolved. The company’s founders and passionate staff credit that growth to its commitment to locally made, uncompromisingly high quality goods that have developed a loyal following in Toronto – and beyond.
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What’s Your Favourite Weekend Road Trip?
May 20, 2014 @ 3:30 pm
Electric vehicles are making slow (but steady) inroads in with North American drivers. What do you think?
- I think they're great idea! I'm definitely considering one for my next auto purchase. (46%, 17 Votes)
- Great idea but not for me; I drive too much to use electric. (35%, 13 Votes)
- Seems like more trouble than they are worth. (14%, 5 Votes)
- I own one! (5%, 2 Votes)
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Your Passport to Keeping Fit While on the Road
We are rain or shine, snow or sleet, heat wave and blizzard-proof. Our no excuses ethos is a no-brainer when we’re living our lives in the comforts of our homes; but on the road, it hasn’t always been easy. Getting our mileage done has often taken some pre-planning and fancy footwork. Here’s some outside-the-box ideas for you to consider when you have to head out of town for business or pleasure.
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Cheat Sheet! How To Travel with Children: 5 Easy Steps
After much trial and error, we’ve deduced that in order to have a great trip – and still come out friends in the end – you need to adhere to a few simple rules. The kicker: when those other people are your own children, the rulebook gets a little thicker.
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