138 Articles for Damien Kent

"You can't measure it quantitatively; you can't verify it with easily reproducible results; you can't stick a label on it and sell it on a shelf."

Although only steps from the bright lights of Ontario's capital, Toronto, Ajax will enchant you with her beautiful neighborhoods, quiet streets, and family-friendly attitude.

Alameda is an island community that is part of the San Francisco Bay area. It combines old and new, with its 4,000 examples of historical architecture and its appelation as "Silicon Island."

Allen is part of the fast-growing Metroplex area, therefore, offering numerous new housing developments.

Alliston is set in historic, rural Simcoe County, which offers beaches, trails, skiing, and golfing.

The Texas Panhandle city of Amarillo is situated along what was once Route 66 and is a hub for the wheat and cattle industries.

Baker Lake, located on a lake of the same name, is near Canada's geographic center and is Nunavut's only inland Inuit community. There are daily flights to and from Winnipeg, MB, the nearest major center.

Banff is Canada's first incorporated municipality located in a national park. Its spectacular Rocky Mountain scenery, lively arts scene, and modern amenities mean it's not only loved by its inhabitants, but by its 4+ million annual visitors (and numerous resident elk).

Barrie has plenty to offer: Concerts at the Molson Centre, the annual Kempenfest Arts and Crafts Festival, and extensive waterfront trails.

From visiting a Second World War destroyer to learning about the city's African American roots at the Tezcuco Plantation to sampling the tasty Cajun cuisine, life in Baton Rouge is captivating.

Learn about the White River First Nation in Beaver Creek, Canada's westernmost community, located on the Alaskan border.

In Italian, this village's name means Beautiful Beautiful and, with its location on Campbell Island, the description fits!

Discover the majestic beaches of Prince Edward County, and enjoy summer theater, motorcycle racing, and the famous Waterfront Festival in this historic United Empire Loyalist town.

Built by pioneering lumbermen (learn about them at the Woodmen's Museum), Boisetown is located in the heart of New Brunswick's lumber industry.

Home to the Mosport International Raceway and Canada's oldest private zoo!

Despite its small population, Brandon, known as the Wheat City, is actually Manitoba's 2nd-largest city and offers all the amenities and entertainment of a larger center.

Brantford, located in the heart of Grand River Country, has given rise to some big personalities: Wayne Gretzky, Phil Hartman, and Alexander Graham Bell.

Located on the St. Lawrence River, the quaint city of Brockville offers tours of the Thousand Islands, some of the best freshwater scuba diving in the world, and a Celtic Festival.

After you canoe down the Withlacoochee River, relax at the Weeki Wachee Springs. With its vast wildlife refuges and scenic golf courses, Brooksville is an outdoor paradise.

Bullhead City offers the gambling fun of Laughlin, Nevada (across the Colorado River) and the outdoor pursuits of the Lake Mead National Recreation Area (an easy drive north).