Your Guide to Summer Adventures in Vancouver.
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I tend to visit favourite island haunts on repeat, but a recent trip and stay in Campbell River has me rethinking my strategy.
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Having been downtown during the winning men’s gold medal hockey match of the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics, I can report that this summer’s sporting vibes in and around Rogers Arena and BC Place Stadium have been exceptional.
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Modern travellers love the city for its friendly and diverse atmosphere, excellent climate, and for the wide variety of cultural, culinary and active adventures to be enjoyed here.
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For the dozens of times I’ve explored British Columbia, I’d yet to spend time in Vancouver’s North Shore. It was time to change that.
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Solo travel is a good way to reflect and further learn about yourself. It doesn’t have to be life altering, although it certainly can be. It’s a way to move at your own pace and enjoy where you are through your own lens.
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Whether you want a leisurely pace or to go faster in this place, there’s something for you. Or like me, you can have both!
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Forced to start over without choice, these Japanese Canadians rebuilt their lives as best they could given what little they were provided.
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This week for Random Delicious Thing, we head to Vancouver International Airport for rotisserie chicken.
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This week for Random Delicious Thing, we head to a bakery in Kelowna for sourdough toast.
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It began, as all epic Canadian road trips do, with a romantic plan and a wildly optimistic Google Maps estimate. Our ride? A shiny new rental campervan called Karma.
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Here are 10 superb stops I made while flying, err, driving on Crowsnest Highway 3.
Pardon the pun; didn’t mean to ruffle any feathers…
If you enjoy the outdoors, mountains, being on the water and the serenity of the Canadian rockies, complete with a secret waterfall, then Kaslo is waiting for you.
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While salmon don’t have arms, you should wave hello Salmon Arm as they welcome you with open arms.
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Their rich mining history is remembered, along with other exhibits showcasing the story of Greenwood's past.
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With an E-Bike, cycling and biking becomes much more accessible lets you see Nelson and surrounding areas from a unique perspective.
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There's plenty to see and do here, from interactive exhibits, a caboose and authentic train station house, complete with time period specific furnishings.
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A short drive from Osoyoos, this beautiful 160 acre property is an excellent choice to relax and recharge through their guest suites or on-site camping offerings.
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Located in the Kootenay Rockies in the southeastern part of British Columbia, there’s a plethora of places to paddle here, each with something special to offer.
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Spending a day in Penticton, British Columbia by paddle, pedal and foot.
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