British Columbia Travel Articles

Yoga, Pot, Rainy Days: A Mini-Guide to Vancouver’s Charms – Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Laid-back jewel of the Wet Coast, Vancouver is a great way to explore the outdoors and a big city all at once. Cat George tries to explain the appeal of her hometown and reveals a few favorite hang-ou

Vaisakhi! – Vancouver, B.C., Canada

Josh Oakes attacked plate after plate of curried chick peas, naan and poppadums, rice, washing it all down with endless cups of chai, in Vancouver, Canada.

Go Outside: A Mini-Guide to British Columbia – British Columbia, Canada

Don't visit British Columbia if you're looking for art galleries and indoor attractions. Do go if you feel the urge to go outside. Canada's westernmost province delivers on its promise of breathtaking

Road Tripping The West: Travels Through Time – Western North America

Cat George details a

Granville Street Nights – Granville Street, Vancouver, BC, Canada

Hilary Miller hits up the happening spot in Vancouver.

Culinary Top Five – and a Bit – Victoria, British Columbia, Canada

Victoria resident Devon McLeay lists her favorite restaurants in the city.

Dining on Denman Street – Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Lucas Aykroyd fills his belly while touring Vancouver's less-famous eat street.

Clotheless in Canada – Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Tim Lamb internet search and discovered he wasn't the only one who did not know the etiquette at a nudey beach, because there was an entire section devoted to protocol. Rule number six...GAWKING, STA

Victoria, BC Travel Guide – Eating Out

Eating out can be expensive in Victoria, depending on what you’re looking for. A really cheap way to go is to buy food at the local corner grocery – it’s what I do when traveling, and it saves on the dollars. The Market on Yates (903 Yates) is a great new place (opened December 99) [...]

Victoria, BC Canada – April 2000

Parks and Campgrounds take centre stage this month as the weather warms and thoughts turn to nights snuggled in sleeping blankets under the stars or roasting marshmallows over a campfire. Now, don’t get me wrong, all you southerners who think of spring as balmy. Spring here means weather in the 60′sF (15C), but for us [...]