Canadian tourist says streets of Puerto Vallarta quiet after day of violence

Situation in Puerto Vallarta calmer now, but not back to normal, Ottawans say

Ottawans vacationing in Puerto Vallarta say the situation in the region is calmer now, but things are still not back to normal.

Violence in popular vacation destinations has Canadians reconsidering travel plans

Canadians like to head to sunny destinations in the winter months, but with violence erupting in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, over the weekend, caution is being encouraged.

CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Canadian’s first-hand view of violence in Puerto Vallarta

Canadian Dan Dicks, of pressfortruth.ca, isn’t sure when he can leave Mexico, as he reports on what’s happening on the streets and beaches.

‘Frightening’: B.C. man’s photos capture violence, chaos in Puerto Vallarta

Vancouver resident John Snyder lives part time in the Romantic Zone in Puerto Vallarta, where the worst of Sunday's cartel violence happened.

Canadian tourist says streets of Puerto Vallarta quiet after day of violence

HALIFAX — Marc Edge says the streets of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, are eerily quiet a day after fire and violence engulfed the popular tourist destination on Sunday. The communications professor from Vancouver says he saw billowing clouds of black smoke and burned out vehicles while walking on the boardwalk. The Canadian government issued a shelter […]