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Victoria’s historic Chinese temple rises to national prominence
Dubbed an early and rare example of a Chinese temple in Canada, Victoria’s Tam Kung Temple is now a national …
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Camping reservations open for B.C.’s Golden Ears Provincial Park
With storm repairs well underway, campsite reservations will reopen March 19 for Golden Ears Provincial Park in Maple …
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Abbotsford Tulip Festival returning in April
One of the sure signs of spring’s arrival is the annual Abbotsford Tulip Festival and while the dates are always …
Victoria’s Inner Harbour becoming dining hotspot for killer whales
A new attraction could be drawing visitors to the spectacular sights found at Victoria’s iconic Inner …
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New Vancouver Aquarium exhibit celebrates the ‘Survival of the Slowest’
Vancouver Aquarium invites visitors to slow down and appreciate the moment this spring and summer, with a brand new …
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Okanagan Falls winery celebrates 30-year milestone
Raise your glass in 2025 to an Okanagan Falls business that put itself on the map of renowned B.C. wines three decades …
Mussel tussle: Chefs to face off in annual Whidbey Island festival
As spring awakens, many in the Puget Sound region come out of their shells every year to enjoy some world-class mussels …
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Symphony Splash sets course for a 2-day engagement in Victoria’s Inner Harbour
The Victoria Symphony will tune their instruments and ready the barge for the return of one of summer’s most …
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As spring nears, B.C.’s greatest climber returns to the province’s rocky bluffs
High on the rocky bluffs above Sunningdale as springtime nears, one of nature’s most extraordinary climbers has …
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Go for your soul: Reverence and magic in Haida Gwaii
On the trail up Tow Hill, we stop at the first lookout to take in the scene: a sun-stroked expanse of sand, narrowing as …
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Canada ends border crossing permit for hikers on Washington stretch of Pacific Crest Trail
Canada Border Services Agency has announced that it will no longer issue permits on the Pacific Crest Trail for those …
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