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October 05, 2017

Grouse Grind

The minute you get a peek at the sparkling waterways, lush rainforests and dramatic mountains  surrounding Vancouver, visible from even downtown, you’re going to be itching to get out there and  explore this jaw-dropping natural beauty. Hiking or nature walking is one of the easiest ways to do so,  and...

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October 03, 2017

Easy hikes in Vancouver that take you deep into nature

Greater Vancouver boasts some of B.C.’s best easy hikes that take you deep into nature. The following five hikes promise to be scenic, without all the hard work.

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September 28, 2017

5 Best Dog-Friendly Vacations in BC

When your dog is a member of the family, it just makes sense to bring him along on a family vacation. But where to go? It’s easy to find pet-friendly accommodation—many hotels and lodges allow dogs, and some even have special treats and bedding for your furry friend— but the...

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September 26, 2017

5 Gentle Hikes in BC’s National Parks

When you think of British Columbia, you think of nature: commanding mountain ranges, clear alpine lakes, lush forests, and oceans teeming with life. One of the best ways to immerse yourself in all that natural beauty is by lacing up your hiking boots, grabbing your backpack, and hitting one of...

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September 21, 2017

The History of Abbotsford's Magical Castle Fun Park

The amusement park is a favourite for families with its Go Kart racing, mini golf courses, batting cages, arcade games, and more. It’s also a nostalgic place for many who remember it way back when it was called Wonderland.

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September 19, 2017

Oh Canada! 4 Weekend Staycations from Toronto That Cost $500 or Less

What better way to celebrate the nation’s 150th birthday than by exploring the gems in your own backyard? For Torontonians on a budget, there are plenty of getaway options within a two-hour drive of the city. Here are our picks for 4 weekend escapes that won’t break the bank.

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September 12, 2017

Salmon return to False Creek in cinematic public artwork projected onto concrete Cambie Bridge

There is an agreement among the three women leading the charge behind Uninterrupted that, as Vancouverites, most of us feel a sense of unspoken presence when it comes to a particular chrome-coloured fish. Whether served raw at sushi restaurants, carved into Coast Salish artwork, or spawning in one of the Fraser River’s...

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September 07, 2017

The Most Awe-Inspiring Photos Of The 2017 Solar Eclipse In Canada

A total solar eclipse happens about once every 18 months.

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September 07, 2017

12 vintage photos of the pacific national exhibition

The PNE first opened its doors in 1910 and was known as “The Industrial Exhibition.” During this time it was meant to showcase our beautiful province to the rest of the world. It was the second largest event of its kind in all of North America, after the New York...

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September 05, 2017

You Can Actually Do Something Good With Those Eclipse Glasses

Congratulations to those of you who used proper solar eclipse glasses and witnessed the phenomenon without permanently damaging your vision. Good job! But now you’re probably wondering what to do with those flimsy pieces of cardboard and black polymer that were basically priceless just hours ago.

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August 24, 2017

The Best Vancouver Tours for the History Buffs

As we celebrate Canada’s 150th anniversary, it’s a great time to connect with our inner history buff and stop and think about how much we really know about our beloved city. Vancouver offers a fascinating history from its First Nations heritage to its most historic neighbourhood, Gastown. Years of settlers,...

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August 22, 2017

Sleeping in the Alpine: Backcountry Cabins and Lodges in BC

Multi-coloured wildflowers carpet alpine meadows, brooks bubble with sweet mountain water, and snow-covered peaks are all around when you sleep in BC’s backcountry cabins and lodges. It’s not just the thinner air at altitude that makes hearts race, it’s also hiking and biking in spectacular settings, wildlife sightings, and the fact...

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August 17, 2017

Where to go Glamping in British Columbia

We live in an age where “outdoorsy” means something much different than it did for our great, great grandparents—and that’s okay! Some people love to breathe the fresh air, watch the wildlife and still return to a cozy bed and running water at the end of the day. This is...

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