Canada Post’s new Ferries series celebrates Canada’s marine heritage. The five stamps set features ferries which are currently operating across the country: the Spirit of British Columbia (Salish Sea, British Columbia), Chi-Cheemaun (Georgian Bay, Ontario), […]
If you’re looking for a girl’s getaway in an island coastal setting that still has amenities, Saltspring Island never disappoints. I recently went with my daughter for Mother’s Day. We went as walk-ons on the […]
If you’re anything like me, you are beyond stoked for the upcoming ski season, fresh tracks, powder days, and après-ski. For those of us searching for the perfect ski trip, I have compiled a list […]
As the cooler weather takes hold, there is no better place for a visit than Ainsworth Hot Springs. Tucked away into the beautiful Purcell Mountains, the hot springs lie next to Kootenay Lake. The hot […]
Sometimes in life you just need a reset. Routine can take over and it may become more and more difficult to change the path you are on, a path that no longer feels like it […]
Whistler’s infamous train wreck trail is a one-of-a-kind experience. Abandoned train cars sit scattered amongst giant cedar and fir trees, as the forest slowly reclaims the twisted metal. Various graffiti artists over the years have […]
Canada’s vast landscape and small population make it one of the best countries in the world to view the stars. British Columbia has two designated dark-sky preserves. These parks are ideal spots to stargaze as […]
One of my most anticipated hikes for this summer is Garibaldi Lake. Only an hour and forty minutes from Vancouver, this trail draws visitors from all over who are eager to view the lake’s crystal […]
Available now, Knowledge Within: Treasures of the Northwest Coast proves itself to be a treasure in its own right. A project over a decade in the making, it’s a breathtaking compilation of over seventeen sites […]
With the weather getting warmer, it’s the perfect time to start thinking about your summer travel plans. Why not keep it local and see what the Nass Valley and Nisga’a indigenous communities have to offer? […]
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