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The rain comes down fast as the sun sets and we drive to our campsite. We planned our roof-top camping trip months ago but as the weekend approached, our idyllic vision of camping in the late summer heat washed away with the rainfall warning. We’ve camped in fall before, and it was gloriously warm, dry and free of the summer crowds. Fall weather on the BC coast is unreliable ...
The South Okanagan Fire & Ice Festival is a unique curation of food, wine and community festivity that celebrates the very best of the region, kicking off the winter season. Destination O...
When visitors picture British Columbia, they imagine jagged peaks, turquoise lakes, deep forests and mist-lined coastlines. What they may not realize is just how profoundly this landscape fuels the provincial economy – and how essential it is for tourism. According to new data from the government of British Columbia, outdoor recreation is not just a beloved pastime; it is a m...
It happens just once on the annual calendar, at the happiest time of year. Merry & Bright returns to Martini Town this holiday season, transforming the Langley-based outdoor film set—famous for its a...
On a sunny summer afternoon, conservationist Ian McAllister and I tacked north into Wright Sound aboard his trimaran mid-way between Bella Bella and Prince Rupert. We were five days into a 10-day adventure exploring remote islands and inlets along the central coast when a voice crackled over the two-way radio. It was Janie Wray. Since 2001, she and her partner Hermann...
