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Off the rugged northeastern coast of Vancouver Island, where the Inside Passage narrows into Queen Charlotte Strait, a small cluster of forested islands sits quietly in the path of coastal boats. To modern travellers, they are simply part of the wild scenery north of Port Hardy.
But the name Deserters Island hints at a far darker story.
The island belongs to the...
If you’re looking for a sign that spring has officially arrived in the Fraser Valley, you’ll find it in Abbotsford — tucked among two acres of tulips, a whimsical forest trail and, this year, a giant teapot welcoming you in.
Maan Farms reopens March 27 for its annual Spring at the Farm, and the experience feels less like a flower field visit and more like stepping into...
By early March, British Columbia is in transition. Snow still blankets the mountains, but at sea level buds begin to swell, migratory birds return and longer days pull people back outside. For locals and visitors alike, it is one of the province’s most dynamic — and underrated — seasons.
Here’s where to watch winter loosen its grip and spring take hold.
Photo by i...Spring in British Columbia is a study in contrast. Snow still clings to alpine ridges while valley trails bloom with skunk cabbage and salmonberry. Waterfalls surge. Migratory birds return. And in many corners of the province, there’s something increasingly rare in high season: quiet.
Before school holidays and peak summer travel begin, April through early Jun...