Bordered by the Pacific, Arctic and Atlantic Oceans, Canada is the world's second largest country. Influenced throughout history by a plethora of cultures and traditions it has grown into a thriving, multicultural country full of confident and characterful cities. In contrast it's also home to some of the biggest mountains in North America and a virtually unpopulated, spectacular wilderness. Traveler Ian Wright begins his journey through Arctic Canada in Montreal, Canada's largest French speaking city. From there he travels to Yellowknife before heading further north to the visit the Inuit people of Baffin Island. He ends his journey searching for polar bears on Broughton Island. Meanwhile Zay Harding explores Western Canada starting his journey exploring the province of Saskatchewan before flying to Alberta's capital Edmonton. After hitching a ride to the famous Calgary Stampede he travels through Whistler to end his journey in the beautiful, isolated province of Yukon.Along the way. .- Take a four day dog sled across the arctic wilderness- Fly through the tree tops ziptrekking in Whistler's old pine forest- Taste a traditional Calgary Stampede delicacy - Prairie Oysters- Experience the spectacular aurora borealis or northern lights- Taste deliciois maple syrup freshly produced in a Quebec sugar shack