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25 Fall Getaways in British Columbia
British Columbia offers so many opportunities to escape and enjoy the outdoors during the fall months that you may have a hard time choosing where you will go. The beautiful colors of the autumn are on display no matter where you look, and outdoor activities still abound during the cooler months. This is a great moment to take a time out from life in general and step into the beauty that nature has on display everywhere in the province.
Canada’s Scariest Corn Maze Returns Sept. 27 With New Glowing Pumpkin Patch
Are you brave enough to get lost in a scary corn maze? Maan Farms in Abbotsford is raising the stakes for Halloween this year, unveiling three terrifying… Read more »
Amazon Future Engineer Day: Free Admission to Science World in Vancouver on Sept 19
Science World in Vancouver is gearing up for an exciting day of tech and tinkering with the Tech-Up Showcase. This not-to-be-missed event promises a day filled with… Read more »
2025 Edition of CONTACT Winter Music Festival Returns to Vancouver This December; Tickets Now on Sale
CONTACT Winter Music Festival is returning to Vancouver this December. The two-day event will once again take over Pacific Coliseum on December 26 and 27, turning… Read more »
Canyon Frights 2025: What to Expect at Capilano Suspension Bridge Park’s Hauntingly Fun Halloween Spectacle
As October edges closer, Capilano Suspension Bridge Park is gearing up to become the playground of phantoms and the home of hauntingly fun nights. The park transforms… Read more »
Things to Do This Labour Day Weekend in British Columbia
From the final weekend of PNE Fair to Interior Provincial Exhibition and Stampede, there are plenty to do this Labour Day Weekend in BC.
50+ Bucket List Ideas for a Summer Trip to British Columbia
British Columbia is a mecca for outdoor and adventure lovers, as there is a multitude of activities available, and it is well known for activities like hiking,… Read more »
Northern BC Jet Boat Tours: Soak in Remote Hot Springs, Spot Grizzlies, and Navigate Rainforest Rivers on an Unforgettable Wilderness Tour
Northern BC Jet Boat Tours offers unforgettable adventures through Canada’s last truly untouched wilderness. From grizzly bear viewing and sea lion river tours to soaking in remote hot springs and exploring ghost towns, each excursion brings guests deep into the heart of coastal rainforests, glacier-fed rivers, and scenic fjords. Highlights include the world’s largest intact coastal rainforest in the Kitlope, rich wildlife encounters, and unique overnight experiences.
Vancouver’s PNE Fair Unveils Concert Lineup For 2025 Edition; Presale May 8
As summer 2025 approaches, the Pacific National Exhibition (PNE) is stirring excitement with its announcement of the Summer Night Concerts lineup, transforming the Pacific Coliseum into the… Read more »
Malahat SkyWalk Celebrates Mother’s Day with Free Entry for Moms and New Shuttle Service
Moms are getting a special treat this Mother’s Day weekend at one of Vancouver Island’s most scenic destinations. Malahat SkyWalk is offering free admission to moms, grandmothers,… Read more »
Camping Reservations For Berg Lake Trail in Mount Robson Park Open April 2
Camping reservations for the entire Berg Lake Trail in Mount Robson Provincial Park will open at 7 a.m. on April 2, 2025, for arrivals beginning June 26…. Read more »
Federal Minimum Wage to Increase by 45 cents on April 1
Canada is increasing the federal minimum wage by 45 cents based on the 2024 Consumer Price Index. The federal minimum wage will rise to $17.75 per hour… Read more »
15 British Columbia Hot Springs For Your Bucketlist
Whether you are looking for secluded, undeveloped springs, or those that feature luxury services and amenities, British Columbia has a multitude of hot springs available for travellers… Read more »
B.C.’s Minimum Wage to Increase by 45 Cents Starting June 1
British Columbia’s lowest-paid workers will see a wage increase of 2.6% starting June 1, 2025. The province’s general minimum wage will rise from $17.40 to $17.85 per… Read more »
Van Isle Violet Predicts Six More Weeks of Winter For Canada’s West Coast on Groundhog Day 2025
Van Isle Violet, a Vancouver Island marmot residing at the Tony Barrett Mount Washington Marmot Recovery Centre, saw her shadow this morning and predicted six more weeks… Read more »
Lake Windermere Whiteway: Make the Best of Your Trip to the World’s Longest Ice Skating Trail
Eastern British Columbia’s Columbia Valley is a true hub of winter fun and adventure. The main communities along this scenic stretch of Highway 93 also help add… Read more »
Canadian Winter Bucket List Adventure: Experience Gold Rush Trail Sled Dog Mail Run This February
Mail yourselves a “Carried by Dog Team” letter or participate in the Gold Rush Trail Sled Dog Mail Run, where a timeless Canadian tradition comes alive in… Read more »
BC Parks 2025 Spring Camping Reservation Opens This Week
Reservations for BC Parks’ 2025 spring camping season open this week. BC Parks has announced the opening of camping reservations for several campgrounds as part of preparations… Read more »
Creed Announces 2025 Summer of ’99 Tour Stops in Calgary, Edmonton & Vancouver
Grammy-winning rock band Creed has announced an additional 23 dates for their Summer of ’99 Tour, set to begin July 9, 2025, at Rupp Arena in Lexington,… Read more »
Shake it Off: Historic Gastown Steam Clock Swaps Chimes for Taylor Swift Melody
For the first time in over 46 years, Vancouver’s iconic Gastown steam clock will change its tune. From December 5 to December 13, the clock will chime… Read more »
Vancouver’s Suspension Bridge Turns Into Giant Friendship Bracelet for Swifties
Capilano Suspension Bridge Park in North Vancouver is marking Taylor Swift’s upcoming visit by turning its iconic 450-foot-long suspension bridge into a giant friendship bracelet from December… Read more »
Vancouver’s Best Events for Swifties During the Eras Tour
Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour comes to Vancouver with three shows this weekend from December 6 to 8. As Vancouver is preparing to host the music icon, there… Read more »
New Vancouver Restaurants to Eat Out This Holiday Season
Over the last year, Vancouver celebrated the grand opening of many new types of eateries and restaurants. There are new cafes, bakeries, bars, breweries, and more to… Read more »
AC/DC Announces Power Up Tour Stop in Vancouver This April
AC/DC is set to return to North America for their first tour in nine years with the Power Up Tour 2025. The iconic rock band will perform… Read more »