Welcome to Ramblyn Jazz. I'm a female traveller exploring the world, sometimes solo, sometimes with my ATB. Summers are spent on van life road trips around BC in Wanda, my campervan, while off-season I take my adventures international. Come meander with me ...

Mention Winnipeg to many Canadians, and they'll likely think of two things: the dead centre of the country and famously cold winters. However, as someone who has visited on multiple trips, I'm here to tell you that this city, situated where the Red and Assiniboine Rivers meet, is so much more than a flyover (or drive-through) province. It's a place of deep, complex history, a resilient and unpretentious spirit, and a vibrant cultural scene. This is my personal guide to a city

When you picture the Canadian Prairies, what comes to mind? Is it just endless golden fields stretching to meet a vast, impossibly blue sky? What if I told you there’s a city, a true prairie hub, that’s brimming with rich history, vibrant culture, and a surprising charm all its own? Welcome to Brandon, Manitoba. Known affectionately as the "Wheat City," this is Manitoba's second-largest city, and it offers so much more than just a quick stop on the Trans-Canada Highway. It's

Regina, the capital of Saskatchewan, is a city that constantly defies expectations. As a major government centre, the economy is also stabilized by the administrative and public service sectors. Its blend of Indigenous legacy, pioneer perseverance, and modern prairie hospitality creates an engaging and unique Canadian urban centre, offering a depth of history that surpasses the superficial expectation of "just wheat and flat land." Before it was dubbed the "Queen City" in 188

There’s a certain magic to a prairie city that goes deeper than the skyline, and nowhere is that more true than in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. For many, the Prairies mean endless flat land and sweeping skies, but Moose Jaw offers a fascinating contrast. Tucked into a sheltered valley where the Moose Jaw River meets Thunder Creek, this community is infused with a unique spirit—one part charming small city, one part legendary historical hub, and one part unapologetically Canadian.

Welcome to Calgary, Alberta, nicknamed "Cowtown." This dynamic city is a combination of Western tradition and high-tech corporate centre, and serves as the ultimate gateway to the Canadian Rocky Mountains. The soaring glass towers of the downtown core stand in sharp contrast to the cowboy hats seen everywhere during the annual Calgary Stampede, creating an energy unlike anywhere else. For me, Calgary is more than just a destination; it's a place of family and friends. Thanks

Ten blog posts. Thousands of kilometres logged. We’ve driven from the misty, mountainous shores of the Pacific (a lifetime ago, check out...

Having finally travelled the breadth of our beautiful country, I can hardly believe this is the ninth instalment of my solo summer...

My summer cross Canada road trip has taken me across Canada's vast and varied landscape, and in this eighth instalment, I’m thrilled to...