High on the rocky bluffs above Sunningdale as springtime nears, one of nature’s most extraordinary climbers has …
As spring nears, B.C.’s greatest climber returns to the province’s rocky bluffsRead More
British Columbia Destinations
Go for your soul: Reverence and magic in Haida Gwaii
On the trail up Tow Hill, we stop at the first lookout to take in the scene: a sun-stroked expanse of sand, narrowing as …
Go for your soul: Reverence and magic in Haida GwaiiRead More
Canada ends border crossing permit for hikers on Washington stretch of Pacific Crest Trail
Canada Border Services Agency has announced that it will no longer issue permits on the Pacific Crest Trail for those …
Canada ends border crossing permit for hikers on Washington stretch of Pacific Crest TrailRead More
IMAX Victoria Film Fest returns with new features and timeless favourites
The IMAX Victoria Film Festival returns to the largest screen in British Columbia. Showcasing seven exciting films, …
IMAX Victoria Film Fest returns with new features and timeless favouritesRead More
Salish Sea’s newest orca is female and doing well: researchers
The Centre for Whale Research says it’s confirmed a new killer whale calf in a pod of endangered orcas that live …
Salish Sea’s newest orca is female and doing well: researchersRead More
108 Mile Heritage Site in B.C. to celebrate 50th anniversary in July
The 108 Mile Heritage Site plans to celebrate its 50th anniversary in style this summer. A landmark attraction of …
108 Mile Heritage Site in B.C. to celebrate 50th anniversary in JulyRead More
The Witness Blanket opens with replica exhibit at the Chilliwack Museum
A travelling replica of The Witness Blanket – a large-scale artwork that asks viewers to bear witness to stories …
The Witness Blanket opens with replica exhibit at the Chilliwack MuseumRead More
Sign language tours open up secret world of BC Parks
The deeper lessons of B.C.’s provincial parks have been opened up to the deaf community. BC Parks Foundation …
Sign language tours open up secret world of BC ParksRead More
West Shore sculptor puts heart and soul into driftwood art
Paul Lewis describes himself as a multimedia artist who also loves to paint. “I’m nowhere near Robert …
West Shore sculptor puts heart and soul into driftwood artRead More
Nanaimo brewery ramps up pale ale production for Telegraph Cove fire relief
Nanaimo’s Longwood Brewery is expanding its distribution of Telegraph Project Pale Ale to support Telegraph Cove …
Nanaimo brewery ramps up pale ale production for Telegraph Cove fire reliefRead More
Becoming a Warrior: Surrender, reconnect and stand fiercely with love at this wilderness retreat
There’s a particular sound that rain makes only when you are floating silently in the middle of a lake in a kayak …
Unmasking heritage: the rise of women carvers on Canada’s North Coast
A new publication and exhibition in Whistler, B.C. illustrates an 80-year overview of wood and argillite carvings by …
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