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Glacier national park (the Canadian one) Banff/jasper Icefields parkway
All are spectacular, all are close to each other, and can be enjoyed from the vehicle/a short walk if thats your thing.
Depending on when you plan to travel, some roads/parking areas may be closed. They start to open in April, generally.
Five days is probably fine, especially if you aren't into hiking and just plan on driving.
Thank you bearish!
I'd fly to Calgary, rent a car, and drive to Glacier National Park. If time permits, I'd also visit Banff National Park
Johnston Canyon is a good stop near Banff if you don't mind hiking for a few hours.
Salmon glacier is absolutely incredible. Just north of Stewart BC. You have to drive through a short portion of Alaska but it's not much of a border crossing, last time I went was just with a drivers licence lol. You can fly in to Terrace and a bit of a drive to Stewart. Super cool little village with some spectacular views. If you can afford it I'd highly recommend a helicopter tour.