Canada in November
Grey and transitional. 0-10C in the south, first dustings of snow in Toronto and Montreal, ski hills making snow for opening weekend.
Grey and transitional. 0-10C in the south, first dustings of snow in Toronto and Montreal, ski hills making snow for opening weekend.
Pre-holiday city breaks, spa weekends, early-season skiing at Mont-Tremblant and Whistler, Christmas market browsing and indoor culture, all without crowds.
Grey Cup (mid-month), Remembrance Day ceremonies (Nov 11), Santa Claus parades from mid-month, first Christmas markets opening late November.
Low. The quietest stretch between fall colour and the holidays — museums, restaurants and hotels have room to spare.
Low season. One of the cheapest travel months of the year; city hotel rates bottom out before mid-December.
Late-fall layers, waterproof boots, a warm coat, hat and gloves, compact umbrella.
Where to go in November
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