It’s late April; spring in the valley bottoms but still winter in the mountains. The Great West Couloir on Vancouver...
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It’s a beautiful morning in Vancouver’s English Bay. A storm has just passed through, shaking up the waters and washing...
“Tourists kayaking or whale watching from Tofino think the cows on Opitsaht are water buffaloes, but they are really more...
When visitors picture British Columbia, they imagine jagged peaks, turquoise lakes, deep forests and mist-lined coastlines. What they may not...
On a summer day in 1995, John Harper, a BC marine geologist, realized there was something he was repeatedly seeing...
Chris Rubens is a renowned Canadian backcountry skier known in the ski community for heli-skiing remote regions worldwide. Recently, Chris...
In early July of 1791, during a first European exploration of the Salish Sea, Spanish naval officer José María Narváez...
Two years ago, while walking near the ocean, I heard a noise that sounded like someone prying open an old...
The spirit bear, also known as a Kermode bear, is a colour phase of black bear with cream-coloured fur and...
Located on the unceded and traditional territories of the xwməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), sel̓íl̓witulh (Tsleil Waututh) and Coast Salish peoples,...
Some of the best parks to explore are the ones that you can keep coming back to all year long....
British Columbia’s breathtaking backcountry offers endless opportunities for adventure – from alpine hikes and remote campsites to paddling pristine lakes....
