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Toronto, Canada
North America

Traveling to Canada

Vast natural landscapes, multicultural cities like Toronto and clearly defined seasons — Canada remains one of the largest destinations in North America. Here's what you need to know before you go.

Capital

Ottawa

Population

41.7 M

July 2025 · Statistics Canada

Currency

Canadian dollar (CAD)

Language

English, French

International visitors

19.91 M

2024 · Statistics Canada — international overnight tourists

Continent

North America

Time zone

UTC-5

Eastern Time (Toronto) — Canada spans several time zones

Airports covered

23

Already tracked by SniperAir

Between wide open spaces and multicultural cities

Nature & wide open spaces

The Rockies, Niagara Falls and vast forests make Canada a nature destination on a continental scale.

Multicultural cities

Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver reflect the cultural diversity that defines Canada's major cities.

Distinct seasons

Colorful autumns and snowy winters are an integral part of the country's identity.

Sport & the outdoors

Hockey, hiking and skiing are deeply rooted in Canadian culture.

The Toronto airport covered by SniperAir

YYZ

Toronto Pearson

Canada's largest airport.

Beyond Toronto, SniperAir already covers 22 other Canadian airports — including Churchill, Gander and Thunder Bay — with destination pages being added progressively.

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Toronto, Canada

Canada

Toronto

The country's largest city and its main airport.

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Montreal, Canada

Canada

Montreal

The French-speaking metropolis of the Old Port and Mount Royal.

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Vancouver, Canada

Canada

Vancouver

Ocean, rainforest park and ski mountains in one city.

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Quebec City, Canada

Canada

Quebec City

The only walled city north of Mexico, with a castle-style hotel above the St. Lawrence.

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Ottawa, Canada

Canada

Ottawa

A capital where the UNESCO Rideau Canal turns into a giant skating rink every winter.

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Victoria, Canada

Canada

Victoria

Garden City of Vancouver Island: Butchart Gardens, harbour and afternoon tea

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Halifax, Canada

Canada

Halifax

Atlantic harbour city with a hilltop Citadel, Titanic history and Peggys Cove

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Winnipeg, Canada

Canada

Winnipeg

Where two rivers meet: The Forks, a human rights museum and a grand heritage district.

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Kelowna, Canada

Canada

Kelowna

Okanagan Lake beaches and over 40 wineries under the sun of British Columbia.

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Moncton, Canada

Canada

Moncton

Magnetic Hill, the Petitcodiac tidal bore and the Fundy tides in bilingual Acadia.

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Regina, Canada

Canada

Regina

Home of the Mounties' academy, Scotty the T. rex and a huge lakeside park

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Saskatoon, Canada

Canada

Saskatoon

The City of Bridges on the river, with Wanuskewin and Remai Modern

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Whitehorse, Canada

Canada

Whitehorse

Yukon capital of gold rush history, the Yukon River and northern wilderness

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Iqaluit, Canada

Canada

Iqaluit

Canada's northernmost capital: Inuit art, tundra and northern lights, by air only.

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London, Ontario, Canada

Canada

London, Ontario

The Forest City: UNESCO City of Music and birthplace of insulin.

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Calgary, Canada

Canada

Calgary

Calgary: the Stampede, the Peace Bridge, the Calgary Tower and the road to Banff in the Rockies, with price alerts to YYC.

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Edmonton, Canada

Canada

Edmonton

Edmonton: the North Saskatchewan River Valley, festivals, West Edmonton Mall and the road to Jasper, with price alerts to YEG.

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St. John's, Canada

Canada

St. John's

St. John's: colourful houses, Signal Hill, Cape Spear, whales and icebergs, with price alerts to St. John's International (YYT).

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More Canadian cities (Churchill, Gander, Thunder Bay...) will be added to this list over time.

Frequently asked questions about Canada

What's the best airport for arriving in Canada?

Toronto Pearson (YYZ) is the country's largest airport. SniperAir also covers 22 other Canadian airports depending on the region you're headed to.

What's the best time to visit Canada?

Autumn offers colorful scenery and pleasant weather, while winter remains popular for snow activities.

Is Canada more than just Toronto?

Yes — SniperAir already covers 23 Canadian airports, from Montreal to Vancouver. Calgary, Edmonton and St. John's already have their own page, and other cities will follow progressively.

Do I need a visa to visit Canada?

It depends on your nationality. Some travelers need to obtain an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) rather than a full visa; it's best to check current requirements with the relevant authorities before booking.

How do I get alerted when a flight to Canada drops below my budget?

Create a SniperAir alert profile with your departure airport and your Canadian destination: we track prices for you and notify you as soon as an opportunity matching your criteria appears.

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