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Made the short trip out to Sidney from Victoria, BC a couple of weeks back on a sunny summer evening. Ended up at Beacon Landing Waterfront Bar and Grill. A real gem. Very impressive views from throughout the restaurant of the waterfront, ocean and m...

topics: beach, restaurant, seafood, tuna

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Riverside Park is a large city park with a number of amenities not offered at the other Kamloops beaches including: washroom facilities, concession stand (varying hours), beach with a life guard, a number of picnic tables and benches, kids water park...

topics: beach, beaches, kamloops, park, restaurants

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Family fun on the Kicking horse river ...

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The area off Northern Vancouver Island is well-known for it's whale population, and recently I visited the area for the first time to find out for myself. Telegraph Cove is a picturesque village south of Port McNeill and this was our base for activit...

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Garibaldi Provincial Park comprises 194,650 hectares within the coastal mountains, and is perhaps Canada's most accessible and spectacular wilderness. Raw and uncompromised backcountry, alpine meadows and glaciated heights, this scenically breathtaki...

topics: park, squamish, whistler

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We went on the greatest whale watching voyage. We saw orcas, eagles, salmon jumping right out of the water to be photographed and a dall's porpoise playing. I would highly recommend the Discovery Marine Safaris. The staff is friendly and informati...

topics: boating, dessert, fruit, restaurants, salmon

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BC's coastline is home to some remarkable communities, many accessible only by water. And these communities are home to remarkable people and stories. One such community is Alert Bay, located off the northern tip of Vancouver Island near Port McNeil....

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The coastline of BC is home to many remarkable communities, many of which can only be reached by water. These communities are in turn home to remarkable people and remarkable stories. One such place is Alert Bay, located off the northern tip of Vanco...

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Just wanted to let everyone know about a great Bed and Breakfast on Vancouver Island called All Seasons Roost I am from Alabama, USA and just happened to find them. We were on our way to Port Hardy on the north side of the Island to go sea kayakin...

topics: kayaking, wine

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Tourism British Columbia Field Reporter Ivan Hughes decides topush the limits of heli-hiking by doing a mountaineering climb up MtSyphax in the Purcell Mountains of British Columbia with CanadianMountain Holidays (CMH). ...

topics: hiking, mountaineering