One of the most useful items I have for travelling is my NEXUS Card. For those unfamiliar with the program, the NEXUS card is available to low-risk Canadian and US citizens who have been pre-approved to expedite their border crossing. To obtain a card you need to fill in an application form and fee of 50$ and then complete an interview. If approved they will take your digital finger prints...
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The 6 Best Souvenirs to Buy When Travelling
Souvenir buying can be such a torture. You want something that is meaningful, preferably lightweight, reasonably priced, and well… not...
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5 Items to Lighten your Travel Make-up Bag
5 Ways to Lighten your Travel Make-up Bag by carlascanvasblog featuring a bare escentuals eyeshadow 1. All-over Hydration Airplane...
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3 Things to know before you go to Prince Edward Island
Prince Edward Island is an awesome destination known for it’s red beaches, green landscapes, and of course, potatoes! There is...
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Tips to Survive your First Diner en Blanc
You signed up for Diner en Blanc in Montreal (or another city) for the first time… yay! However, as you...
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An Introduction to Haggling
Haggling is an art form that requires a keen sense of observation, good humour, and time. My grandmother was amazing...
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5 Tips to get Beach Ready
Are you lucky enough to escape the cold this winter break? If yes, here are my tips to get your...
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5 Common Travelling Mistakes
We have all been there… you show up at the airport and realize you are a day early/late or you...
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Penny Pincher Tip #5 Walk Walk Walk
I know this travel tip sounds super evident, but just because you know it’s cheaper to walk doesn’t mean you...
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Packing for a Conference
Conference Essentials by carlascanvasblog featuring a ruffle blouse 1. Black dress: It’s a classic piece no woman should be without....