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đź§€ The Canadian Potluck


Gear needed: Poutine, Butter Tarts, Nanaimo Bars, Tourtière, Peameal Bacon, Bannock Bread (KEEP TRACK OF EACH PIECE OF GEAR)

Destination: Prince Edward Island

Landmark Token: The Rockies or Château Frontenac



The moment you step through the portal, the world shifts. Light bends, time hiccups, and then—softly—you land on mossy ground in the heart of an enchanted forest. The trees here are tall and ancient, their bark etched with curling script that murmurs old family recipes in both French and English. The air is crisp and clean, tinged with the scent of cedar, warm pastry, and something unmistakably Canadian—like pride distilled into mist.


From behind a patch of ferns, a beaver waddles into view. She’s wearing a delicate floral bonnet and balancing a clipboard no bigger than a coaster. Her eyes twinkle with knowing amusement.


“Lost your butter tarts, eh?” she says, her voice as smooth as maple syrup and twice as sweet. “You’ll need to get cookin’. You’ve only got time to visit a few places before the ferry to Prince Edward Island sets sail. So choose wisely.”


You blink, still trying to process the fact that a bonneted beaver is giving you travel advice. She notices your confusion and lets out a soft chuckle, the kind that suggests she’s seen this reaction a thousand times before.


“Don’t question the Great Northern Quest Bureau,” she says, tapping her clipboard. “It knows what it’s doing. Maintaining the balance between the strange and the sensible is no small feat, you know. But this quest must be completed. The only thing you get to decide is where you want to go next.”


The forest hushes, waiting. Somewhere in the distance, a loon calls. The path ahead splits in three, each trail winding toward a different mystery.


⚠️ You must collect all 6 foods before reaching PEI.

Some stops will give you more than one, others may give you... nothing.

Choose your next location carefully.



Where Will You Go First?

The Snowy Food Truck Festival in Schomberg, Ontario

Fast food, wild distractions!

The Farmer’s Market of the Ancients in Old Quebec

Homemade, wholesome, maybe haunted.

The Train Station Freezer in The Rocky Mountains

Cold, forgotten foods and mysteries.