Named for the fork of two rivers in Boundary Country—the Granby and the Kettle—Grand Forks offers a peaceful respite from... Read More
It’s part of Canadian mythology: an RCMP officer dressed in full red serge galloping on a horse through the wilderness,... Read More
From the scourge of pine beetle to the tragedy of last year’s sawmill fire, the Village of Burns Lake has... Read More
Your old backcountry buddy, the topographical map, has received an upgrade–just in time for Canada day long-weekend adventures. The provincial government... Read More
National Aboriginal Day is June 21. Mark the occasion with a trip–actual or virtual–to one of the province’s excellent museums... Read More
World Oceans Day is June 8, and what better way to fete the occasion than by packing up your paddles for... Read More
To accompany Steve Burgess’s article “This way to the beach” in the Summer 2013 issue of British Columbia Magazine, photographer Kathleen Hinkel had the task... Read More
Jared Hobbs, a Victoria-based biologist and wildlife photographer, has a portfolio rich with images of some of the province’s most... Read More
What’s being done to preserve this important lake? Okanagan Lake, part of the Columbia River drainage basin, has been called... Read More
For the Spring 2013 issue Victoria-based writer/photographer Susan Rybar had the enviable task of escaping from the daily grind to test out a handful... Read More
They were the Ironmen of yesteryear, braving mighty rivers that now bear their names. From May through October, you can... Read More
The Lower Mainland is in spring party mode this weekend, with festivals for everyone from gourmands (Eat! Vancouver: Food +... Read More
