Kwagiulth Mask by Randy Bell

A fabulous variety of traditional Aboriginal masks, carving and sculptures, or more modern-influenced paintings and jewellery, are on display and for sale at the various Aboriginal owned and operated art […]

Totem Pole: Duncan, British Columbia

Duncan, in the Cowichan Valley on Vancouver Island, has transformed itself into the City of Totems – a unique urban forest with distinctive hand-carved cedar poles from local native artisans […]

Mount Robson, BC Rocky Mountains

The peak of Mount Robson is the highest in the Canadian Rockies, towering 12,972 feet (3,954 metres) over the western entrance to Mount Robson Provincial Park. Before the discovery of […]

Ninstints Village Totem Pole, Haida Gwaii

Ninstints is the English name for SG̱ang Gwaay Llanagaay (Red Cod Island Village), a village site of the Haida Nation and part of the Gwaii Haanas National Park and Haida […]

Horse Barn, Nimpo Lake, Chilcotin BC

The Chilcotin offers excellent horseback riding country, as many parks in the region are only accessible by hiking, horseback or floatplane. Come and experience the excitement of a horseback adventure […]

Floatplanes, Vancouver Harbour

Travel between the coastal communities of the Pacific Northwest has never been more seamless. Vancouver Harbour Flight Centre is Downtown Vancouver’s seaplane terminal. Located in the heart of Vancouver, the […]

Camping and Canoeing: Outdoor Recreation in BC

Campers in pursuit of paradise migrate to British Columbia as if on a pilgrimage. British Columbia’s magnificent parks and forests are praised world-wide for their spectacular natural beauty and peaceful, […]