As COVID-19 restrictions ease on the west coast, Victoria and area residents prepare to explore the many highlights of their home.
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In BC, Wine Industry Talks Climate Change Challenges and Solutions
A symposium on environmental challenges facing viticulturists attracted experts from around the world to the Vancouver Wine Fest.
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Vive la France at the Vancouver International Wine Fest
With French viticulture in the spotlight for 2020, Maison Louis Latour showcases a fleet of its finest during one of the festival's notable winery dinners.
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Galiano Island Charms with Distinct Flavours and Natural Riches
Southern Gulf Island renowned for its acclaimed restaurant, Pilgrimme, also features wondrous hikes and relaxed ambience.
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Victoria Takes the Reins on Environmental Tourism
British Columbia capital hosts IMPACT Conference, which is focused on eco-travel, while entrepreneurs advance green initiatives.
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Hit the Peak of Christmas in Vancouver
Grouse Mountain's annual winter-wonderland celebration highlights seasonal festivities on the west coast, which is warmed by illumination displays and lots of merry activities.
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For Treasure Hunters, Mount Arrowsmith Biosphere Region Is a True Find
Vancouver Island spot – home to waterfalls and forests – is showcasing its wonders with the Amazing Places project, featuring Geocaching tours and Mistletoe Trail.
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Whistler Attraction Evokes Warm Feelings for Winter
Vallea Lumina's illuminated art installations showcase the spirit of Canada's affection for the cold with uplifting songs and visuals.
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Langley Poised as British Columbia’s Next Food-and-Drink Hot Spot
Emerging craft-beer scene and culinary experiences near farm country are attracting travellers to a suburb of Vancouver.
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In Kamloops, Rich Culture and Scenic Vistas Are Never Far Away
In the interior of British Columbia, a small city focused on agriculture delivers immersive nature experiences, along with tours of boutique wineries and a bustling outdoor recreation scene.
