Canada: The Province and Territory Quest
Four provinces and one territory down, eight to go. A living map of Canada with deeper field notes from specific places landing soon.
Field Notes · 1 min read
Canada is enormous, the kind of country where one province alone could swallow most nations whole. So this page is the running scoreboard: four provinces and one territory visited so far, eight still on the wishlist, and standalone stories from specific places landing here over time.
British Columbia, Ontario, Quebec, and New Brunswick on the provincial side, plus Yukon up north. A mix of coastal cities, old colonial streets, big lakes, and the kind of vast northern silence that recalibrates what 'remote' actually means.
Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland and Labrador, the Northwest Territories, and Nunavut. Some are weekend-friendly, others are full expeditions. They'll get crossed off, one flight and ferry at a time.
Standalone stories from specific Canadian spots will land here over time: mountain towns, maritime villages, big-city neighborhoods, and a few quieter corners that don't make the brochures. Treat this as the index, not the destination.
