Romantic Canada

"Romantic Canada" by Victoria Hayward is an early 1900s travel narrative that captures the wonder of journeying through Canada, filled with captivating writing and photographs. It focuses on the beautiful coastlines and the varied customs and trades found in different regions. The story looks at the artistic value in Canada, especially the way of life in the Maritime provinces like Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, and Labrador, and the traditions that make Canadian life special. The beginning section describes Nova Scotia, showing its strong connection to the sea. It tells of the fishing industry and the people who depend on it for their living, like fishermen and other related occupations. Through descriptive writing, the author sets the stage for a trip into the many traditions that can be found in Canada.