At twilight on a midsummer’s night, the setting sun paints an eerie light against the slate grey sky. “How apropos,”...
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Vancouver’s iconic Marine Building, located at 355 Burrard Street, is an art deco marvel. The building was completed in 1930...
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It was home to one of the largest illicit prohibition distilleries to ever operate in British Columbia. It was also...
What was expected to be a tropical storm ended up causing millions of dollars in damage and killing seven people...
Brian McConaghy left his life as a forensic scientist to help men, women and children in Cambodia. Read more about his...
British Columbia experienced several gold rushes throughout the latter half of the 1800s – some large, some small. With the influx...
Throughout 2008, British Columbia has been celebrating an important milestone: its 150th birthday. Here at British Columbia Magazine, we highlighted the sesquicentennial...
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Haida Gwaii has always seemed slightly out of reach as a travel destination. In my mind it was difficult to...
I invite our Canadian readers to take a moment to find a quarter. Go on, check your pockets; I’ll wait....
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