The Coquihalla Canyon Provincial Park, located near Hope, is a popular destination for hikers and history enthusiasts, both locals and...
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At twilight on a midsummer’s night, the setting sun paints an eerie light against the slate grey sky. “How apropos,”...
Richmond is a popular multi-cultural hub located just 25 minutes outside of Vancouver, featuring some of the best Chinese food...
It may be hard to see the family resemblance, but based on their discovery of Pikaia gracilens fossils, found only in British...
The sometimes serene, sometimes stormy and always inspiring Gwaii Haanas is located in the southern half of Haida Gwaii*, an...
Killer whales, or orcas, are an iconic part of the British Columbia coast. Dr. Michael Bigg, a marine biologist from Duncan,...
As I’m sure most families with small children can appreciate, the COVID-19 lockdowns and stay-at-home orders have meant a lot...
British Columbia is home to many ecological reserves, which serve to protect natural features that are of scientific and educational...
Art, it is said, is an essential part of the human experience and a window into the soul. So, what...
A History Of Crime & Punishment The British Columbia Penitentiary, commonly referred to as the BC Pen, was a maximum-security...
The Spring 2010 issue of British Columbia Magazine includes “150 years of light,” a short article about the first two lighthouses on...
Where is Alexandra Bridge? Most will tell you that it’s part of Highway 1 through the Fraser Canyon corridor, just...
