4 of the 20 Canadian cities and towns travelled to in my book Spark

Lake Louise, AB
Lake Louise is within Banff National Park. It has a beautiful lake surrounded by the Rocky Mountains.  Since moving to Calgary, my family has always celebrated our anniversary at the Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise for afternoon tea.  It has always been a wonderful experience, and the views of the emerald lake and mountains are truly breathtaking.   
In Spark, Jenny and her companions decide to rest at Lake Louise after a long day’s travel from BC to Alberta. It is also at Lake Louise that they learn about a deadly new virus with horrific symptoms tearing through BC.

Calgary, AB
Calgary is a city in western Alberta and the third largest city in Canada.  I currently live in Calgary!
In Spark, the characters discuss about the Calgary Stampede. The Stampede is an annual ten-day event in July. It has shows (rodeo, dog bowl, freestyle motocross, etc.), music, attractions (parade, midway, shopping, etc.), and more! The book also mentions Calgary’s high elevation. If all the ice caps melt, Becky and her friends believe that Calgary, at an elevation of 1,047m, will still be above water. 

Regina, SK
Regina is the capital of Saskatchewan. Driving from Calgary to Regina in the summer feels like gliding across an endless canvas of flat prairie land, framed by vast fields of golden wheat and other crops.
In Spark, two people are airlifted to the Regina General Hospital, one of the city’s two major hospitals, after a particular event.

Winnipeg, MB
Winnipeg is the capital and largest city in Manitoba. I haven’t been to Winnipeg, and whenever people talk about it, they always mention the snowstorms. Anyhow, I hope to travel there one day. They have the largest and longest-running multicultural festival in the world, the Folklorama. 
Becky and her companions travel to Becky’s aunt’s place in Winnipeg's Linden Woods neighbourhood.