Canada's dress code is relaxed — few specific dress expectations beyond common sense (and keeping beachwear at the beach).
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Canada's dress code is relaxed — few specific dress expectations beyond common sense (and keeping beachwear at the beach).
Tipping (typically 15-20% at restaurants) is expected, similar to the US. Politeness and queuing norms are taken seriously.
Canada doesn't have strongly enforced dress requirements at most sites, but packing a light cover-up is always a safe habit when visiting any religious site worldwide.
A lightweight scarf or sarong is the most versatile option — it packs small and can cover shoulders or legs on the spot for any temple, mosque, or church visit, regardless of what you're already wearing.