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Vancouver is one of Canada's most populated cities in southwestern British Columbia, Canada. It is the largest city in Western Canada and is one of Canada's culturally and linguistically diverse cities. Overlooking Vancouver Island, this city lies between the Burrard Inlet in the North and the Fraser River delta in the South. Initially, Vancouver was a small sawmilling settlement named Granville. In 1886, the city was renamed Vancouver in remembrance of George Vancouver, an English navigator. Vancouver houses several prominent religious sites and other top attractions to entertain tourists. From sandy beaches, parks, museums, shopping districts and historic sites to restaurants and cafes, the city has it all. Some of Vancouver's most popular tourist destinations are Vancouver Aquarium, Stanley Park, Granville Island, FlyOver Canada, Vancouver Seawall, Museum of Anthropology and others. The city is also a thriving film location. Additionally, the place is famous for its art, traditions and culture. Over the years, Vancouver has transformed into a central industrial, financial and commercial hub of British Columbia. People in Vancouver love to indulge in mouth-watering delicacies. Sushi and Seafood, Maple Syrup foods, Asian Cuisine and Candied Salmon Sticks are a must-try here. If you want to experience snow in Vancouver, the best time to travel here is during the winter. The highest temperature recorded in Vancouver is about 22 °C, and the minimum temperature is about -8 °C.

Regina is Saskatchewan's capital, nestled in the southern part of Canada. Regarding population, Regina is Canada's 16th largest city, spread over 182.42 sq km. Manitoba borders the city to the east and Alberta to the west. Centuries ago, Regina was the land of Indigenous people who named the area Oskana ka-asastēki, meaning Pile of Bones. Later in the 1880s, European settlement began in Regina, introducing agriculture. In 1903, Regina transformed into a city and became the capital of Saskatchewan in 1905. Today, this vibrant and lively city is known to be one of Canada's rapidly growing cities. Several prominent tourist attractions grace the city, including Stone Hall Castle, Legislative Building, Wascana Centre Park, RCMP Heritage Centre, Royal Saskatchewan Museum and others. In the past two centuries, the city has undertaken different revitalisation projects to enhance the overall ambience and to re-energise the town's core. The most famous options served here are Sushi and Seafood, Candied Salmon Sticks, Asian Cuisine and Maple Syrup infused foods. You can also try mouth-watering street food in Regina. If this mesmerising city of Canada is on your list, the best time to visit here is during the spring when the city is all colourful and vibrant.