St. Dunstan’s Basilica,
founded in 1896
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Make your own
memories exploring
P.E.I. and the rest
of Canada’s East
Coast with CAA
Travel. Book an
18-day group tour
from Manitoba to
the Maritimes
• Fly from Winnipeg to
Ottawa to see the sights
of the nation’s capital.
• Visit Montreal and
Quebec City for some
French flair.
• Spend more than a
week in the country’s
prettiest seaside cities.
• Tour the scenic Cabot
Trail through Nova Scotia.
• Explore charming
Charlottetown and its
many flavours.
18-day journey
Departs Sept. 15, 2016
(from Winnipeg)
From $4,484 per person
(based on double
occupancy)
Book with CAA:
Winnipeg 204 262 6000
Brandon 204 571 4100
Altona 204 324 8474
Toll-free 1 800 222 4357
caamanitoba.com/
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Leonhard’s famous French toast
is Canada’s
smallest province by pretty much any
measure. Its capital, Charlottetown,
is similarly the country’s littlest
“big” city. But what the Birthplace of
Confederation lacks in size, it makes
up for in history, local flavour and good
old-fashioned hospitality. The coastal
city is ideally designed for on-foot
exploration; most key sites are within
a 10-minute stroll. All that walking will
come in handy as you spend your day
noshing on delectable island dishes,
from fresh seafood and homegrown
potatoes to wild blueberries and
craft beer.
Wake up and smell the city’s best
cup of joe at Leonhard’s Café &
Restaurant on University Avenue.
The menu of breakfast and lunch classics, all of which are made daily from
scratch, echoes the location’s vintage
vibe. Try the French toast, either sweet
or savoury, prepared with housemade bread.
Save some room for the Taste the
Town walking tour, a foodie-focused
journey through Charlottetown’s
downtown, which traces its roots back
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
to 1720. The tour, starting at Founders’
Hall, offers a leisurely exploration
of must-see attractions