With interprovincial travel and tourism restarting in July, the BC government has committed $28 million from its …
BC COVID recovery fund aids 60 Indigenous tourism projectsRead More
Province-wide travel back on in BC’s COVID-19 restart plan
The BC government is moving ahead with the second stage of its COVID-19 reopening plan, allowing recreational travel …
Province-wide travel back on in BC’s COVID-19 restart planRead More
BC provides $50 million to keep major tourist attractions going
With uncertainty continuing for a second COVID-19 summer ahead, the B.C. government is opening applications for a …
BC provides $50 million to keep major tourist attractions goingRead More
Planning some B.C. wilderness fishing? Don’t catch a log truck
B.C.’s vast network of wilderness resource roads has been used for recreation for decades, but the traffic to …
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Historic ranches, waterfront, mountains part of B.C.’s latest park expansion
The B.C. government has added 650 hectares of land to its provincial parks and protected areas, one of the largest park …
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B.C. diverts more COVID-19 small business relief to tourism
B.C.’s long-awaited COVID-19 fund for tourism and other small businesses has been restructured for the second time …
B.C. diverts more COVID-19 small business relief to tourismRead More
Hope for ‘Cascadia’ tourism amid COVID-19 border restrictions
As some of B.C.’s landmark hotels prepare to reopen in June, the first tentative signs of a renewal of tourism …
Hope for ‘Cascadia’ tourism amid COVID-19 border restrictionsRead More