British Columbia

British Columbia: where nature meets zen, perfect for those who wonder where to travel to for rugged coastlines, ancient forests, cultural experiences, and local cuisine.

BC offers a wealth of things to do that inspire and uplift. From serene island retreats to lively cultural hubs, this province provides a good balance of adventure and tranquility. 

Looking for a place to start your next chapter? Check out our stories below about the meaningful and refreshing experiences and activities you can embark on in British Columbia. 

Snow Conditions
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Where does winter weather come from and what influences those sometimes puzzling shifts? We explore...

Northern Lights
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Getting the chance to experience the northern lights is a bucket list item for many people. There is...

Bird
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Bundled up with scarves, mitts, big jackets and toques you brave a walk through the winter landscape...

Hiking
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The west coast of B.C. and Vancouver Island offer up amazing scenery and hiking trails that can take...

Surfing in Canada
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The West Coast of Vancouver Island – from Ucluelet to Tofino – is home to more than a dozen world...

Wells Gray Provincial Park
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It was a classic British Columbia day with the morning fog hanging in the air, creating a magical...

Myra Canyon
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The drive up to Myra Canyon, just 30 minutes outside of Kelowna B.C., was a bumpy one, so my...

Flying over the Okanagan
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Someone, take my pulse, I thought as we flew over the Okanagan on a gorgeous fall day. My adrenaline...

Sunshine Coast Art Crawl
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Imagine coming away from an oceanside mini-holiday feeling refreshed and relaxed, but also leaving...

Paddling in Salish Sea
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Reconciliation with the Indigenous People of Canada is an important conversation happening today in...

Blackcomb Mountain
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I’d been skiing at Whistler Blackcomb for 20 years without knowing how it got its name or why its...

Biking in Sooke
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Visiting Sooke felt like being a tourist in my own town. It’s only 45 minutes away from where I grew...