There’s something leisurely about summer afternoons in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. The light settles softly on the harbour, the wooden facades g...
There’s something leisurely about summer afternoons in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. The light settles softly on the harbour, the wooden facades glow a little warmer, and the already slow rhythm of the town slows even more to match the tide. It’s the kind of place where you should wander without a plan and perhaps somehow that becomes the plan.
Established in 1904, the Ocean is more than just a train - it’s a living piece of Canadian history. As the oldest continuously operating nam...
Established in 1904, the Ocean is more than just a train - it’s a living piece of Canadian history. As the oldest continuously operating named passenger train in North America, it has witnessed the rise and fall of eras, carried soldiers to Halifax during the Second World War, and connected the Maritime provinces to the rest of the country long before highways and airlines existed.
