The Northern Lights or aurora borealis is one of Canada's many natural wonders. These lights dance across the night sky in shades of green, red, and blue. While it is possible to spot these lights year round outside of the big cities, the fall and winter are the best times for viewing them. Also, there are prime viewing spots across the provinces that may also offer a viewing package.
For instance, in northern Manitoba there is a lodge on Lake Athapapuskow that provides some of the best views around. You can sit on the outdoor deck or even lounge in their year round hot tub to watch the lights. This lodge also offers hiking, fishing, ice fishing, and snow mobiling for its guests.
In the Northwest Territories it is possible to take a tour originating out of the capital of Yellowknife. Due to its northerly location, a three night tour should give you a 95% success rate of seeing the Northern Lights at least once...