The spirit bear, also known as a Kermode bear, is a colour phase of black bear with cream-coloured fur and...
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We profiled British Columbia Magazine contributor wildlife photographer and biologist Jared Hobbs for our Spring 2013 issue. Read about him below. Jared...
Evan Tlesla Adams was born Nov. 15, 1966, and is part of the Sliammon First Nation near Powell River, BC....
The sounds of salsa music and the smells of sizzling street food will once again fill the air and take...
With Halloween just over a week and a half away, we thought we’d cast a spotlight on some of Vancouver’s...
While most communities across the province celebrate Canada Day in their own special way, the following events are a must-attend!...
Victoria’s historic Chinatown—Canada’s oldest—is just a few short blocks from our editorial offices, and when I need a break, my...
What is it about prohibition that seems to have created a modern fascination with the legacy of rum-running and bootlegging? Popular television...
British Columbia has a long history of resource extraction that has provided the province with careers, financial relief and increased...
It’s a dark night on the Juan de Fuca Strait. A few distant buoys are flashing. The wind whistles down...
A hundred years ago, Victoria residents saw the worst snowfall to ever hit the city. And for a city that isn’t...
The sometimes serene, sometimes stormy and always inspiring Gwaii Haanas is located in the southern half of Haida Gwaii*, an...
