Ottawa, Ontario
Our City
Ottawa is Canada's national capital. Year round the city hosts a great variety of festivals: Winterlude in February is a huge festival where Canadians celebrate the beautiful sunny and -yes, cold, Canadian winter! Canadians do know how to keep warm, though; we skate on the famous Rideau Canal downtown Ottawa, we eat hot pastries and drink hot chocolate. It is a real party with fireworks, music, ice and snow sculptures. In the spring Ottawa celebrates the Tulip Festival: a million tulips bring colour and tourists to our capital. Ottawa swings in the summer with the Jazz Festival, the Blues Festival, and on Canada Day, July 1st, we just go crazy and dress in red and white, the colours of our flag. A huge concert and a party take place and we dance on Parliament Hill. You can't help falling in love with Ottawa in fall, when our maple trees turn a flamboyant red.

Our Province
Ontario is the most vibrant province of Canada. Spectacular year round, the world famous Niagara Falls are just an hour away from Toronto. Toronto is the largest city of Canada and one of the most exciting major city in North America. Kingston is one of Canada's oldest cities and part of the beautiful 1000 Islands region, where Lake Ontario becomes the Saint Lawrence seaway. Further east, discover Ottawa, the Nation's Capital with its parks, historical sites. Bike, run or rollerblade along the Ottawa River or along the Rideau Canal.
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Toronto, Ontario
Our City
The most populated province in Canada, Ontario, is located in the middle of Canada. Home to the Great Lakes - the largest supply of fresh water in the world - and stretching over 2000 KM from east to west, Ontario is rich in farm lands, lakes, rivers and forests. A year-round paradise for sports like canoeing, fishing, boating and skiing, Ontario has many resorts, camps, villages and cities to keep you active and excited all year round. In Ontario you will find the nation's capital - Ottawa, and the country's largest city, Toronto, with over 5 million people who have settled here from every corner in the world.

Our Province
Ontario - yours to discover - from the magnificent Niagara Falls, to the thrilling top of the CN tower - there is always something to delight people of all ages and interests. Toronto, home to professional league baseball's Blue Jays and hockey's Maple Leafs, is also the business and cultural centre of Canada. Dining in Toronto is a truly multicultural experience, as are the arts performances , movies and exhibits. After a day of city excitement, go hiking and camping year-round in one of the many fabulous parks and see some of Canada's famous wildlife such as moose and beaver in their natural homes! Ontario has it all!
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Calgary, Alberta
Our City
Calgary beyond Imagination! Calgary is about adventure and freedom in the unspoiled mountain playground unlike any other city in the world. Calgary is minutes from the breath taking adventure of whitewater rafting, trail riding, hot air ballooning, heli-hiking and skiing. Calgary is safe and clean! It is a cosmopolitan financial centre with first class shopping, theatre, galleries, restaurants, ballet, concerts, dazzling nightlife, jazz festivals and professional hockey. Calgary has been called the showcase city for Canada. It is a city that goes beyond your imagination! Calgary is the major city in which the sun shines with optimism and possibilities for the future. For ten days each year during the first week in July, Calgary plays host to the largest outdoor show on earth, the Calgary Stampede. This tribute to the Cowboy is a time of street dancing, barbeques and Calgary hospitality for all. The parties go all night and the fun is everywhere. Calgary is the place to meet young professionals from all over Canada. Calgary has the highest per capita income and the most highly educated population. Calgary is a city with incredible possibilities for international business and global connections. It is the city of multi-national corporations and opportunities to expand your network.

Our Province
Alberta is the home of 5 of 13 Canadian World Heritage sites, including Head-Smashed-In-Buffalo Jump, Waterton Lakes National Park, Canada’s Rocky Mountain parks, Wood Buffalo National Park and Dinosaur Provincial Park. Alberta has something for everyone to enjoy including adventure, nature, the spirits of the west, family fun, museums/attractions, golf getaways and spas. Alberta is organized into six geographical regions, Calgary, Canadian Rocky Mountains, Alberta South, Central Alberta, Edmonton and Alberta North. Each region has it own unique characteristics and charm. Calgary is home of the “Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth” and is the gateway to the Rocky Mountains. The Canadian Rocky Mountains are known for their breathtaking beauty, small towns/villages and backcountry lodges. Alberta South is famous for its ancient buffalo jumps, ranches, western flare and dinosaur digs. Central Alberta is full of grassy foothills, golden prairies, rivers and small town charms. Edmonton is the provincial capita and home of West Edmonton Mall. Alberta North’s wild and rugged terrain is perfect for adventure seekers.
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Vancouver, British Columbia
Our City
Vancouver is the breathtaking city of west coast Canada. Vancouver has been consistently voted, by the United Nations, one of the world's most desirable places to live. Even more Canadians would prefer to live here than anywhere else in Canada! You will find Vancouver a safe, clean, exciting city with a mild climate year round. Vancouver has an endless supply of things to see and do. It doesn't matter what time of day or what time of year - whether you want to be indoors or out, active or a spectator, spend a lot of money or none at all - Vancouver has it all!

CSLI is located in Vancouver's newest & trendiest downtown community, Yaletown.
Walk 5 minutes to:
- Vancouver Library - Pubs and Nightclubs
- Robson Street Shopping - Buses and Skytrain
- Theaters and Cafes - Roundhouse Community Centre
- Granville Island Ferry - CSLI's Student Residence
- False Creek Seawall - Sports Stadiums
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Our Province
British Columbia is perhaps Canada's most diverse province. Shouldering the Pacific Ocean to the west and the Rockies to the east, Enjoy the legendary Rocky Mountains, world class winter sports at Whistler, sailing among the temperate Vancouver Island and Gulf Islands, and touring the world-class vineyards near Kelowna in Thompson-Okanagan. The fascinating cities of Vancouver and Victoria offer excellent cultural and sightseeing opportunities. The Sunshine Coast , Fraser Valley and Central and Northern BC all offer spectacular scenery. Visit the travel guides for Alberta, Yukon and Washington State for information about nearby visitor destinations.

Victoria, British Columbia
Our City
Victoria is always in season! Victoria has the mildest climate in Canada, and is a place so green all year that flowers fall out of the sky and even the lamp posts bloom. It is no wonder that it is called The Garden City! The wild beauty of the Pacific coast and the adventure of the great outdoors are within the city limits and ocean and mountain vistas will follow you wherever you go. Victoria’s diversity, First Nations totem poles, heritage architecture and afternoon tea, and bustles with the energy of an educational centre. Shop windows are full of British imports, Native art and the latest trends. Restaurants and cafés serve the freshest cuisine. The harbour is alive with the romance of an era when tall ships moored alongside the wharf and evenings glitter as lights twinkle and cast their magic from atop the landmark British Columbia Legislative Buildings. The Garden City is a year-round tourism destination that offers a friendly, safe haven for all visitors. Getting here is easy, and, once here, you will feel a million miles away. With a clean environment and charming ambience, it is no surprise that Victoria, BC is one of the world's favourite destinations.
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