Waking up with a view of the mountains in the Bella Coola Valley isn’t going to get old anytime soon for the …
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Osprey-watching provides Shuswap photographer with unexpected observation
Ospreys are a common sight in the Salmon Arm area, thanks to an abundance of fish in the lakes and many snags and …
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Come on down! Price is Right showcases Salmon Arm as a prize destination
The chance to win a vacation in Salmon Arm was cause for applause on The Price is Right recently. During the May 3, …
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WATCH: Williams Lake First Nation breaks ground on multi-use bike trail project
As the sun peeked over the mountaintops above Chief Will-Yum Campground just south of Williams Lake, there was …
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Royal BC Museum exhibit dives into the world of orcas
Deep inside the belly of the Royal BC Museum’s much-anticipated new exhibit, Orcas: Our Shared Future, hangs a …
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Making Birch syrup a ‘labour of love’ for Bouchie Lake couple
Spring is a busy time of year for Ted Traer of Moose Meadows Farm. He spends up to 16 hours a day making syrup from what …
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Sun, sand and snow? Discover 4 seasons of fun in your BC backyard
What does your summer escape look like? More to the point, what will it look like in fall, and winter? For …
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‘An amazing encounter’: Kootenay photographer’s intimate hours with a cougar
Two of the most important hours of Michael Handley’s life were spent face to face and alone with a cougar in a …
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New bridge on Vancouver Island’s Cape Scott Trail brings better access
Northern Vancouver Island’s Cape Scott Trail has a brand new bridge in place – good news for …
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Yukoners, get your tents and trailers ready: Campgrounds open for spring
Get your camping permits ready, Yukon. As of April 30, several of the territory’s campgrounds are serviced and …
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First all-woman team among mountaineers heading to Yukon’s Kluane National Park
Notoriously stormy at record-holding heights, every year, the St. Elias mountain range in western Yukon attracts …
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Pick up your passport to the Victoria Ale Trail
Greater Victoria beer fans are invited to pick up their passport to flavourful local pours – and the chance to win …