Kevin Balmer - I'm born and raised in the lowermainland of BC and know lots of points of interest, more importantly some of the less common best kept secrets of the area. From outdoor activities such as skiing in Whistler, to hitting up a frozen pond for some ice hockey to hiking Black Tusk to relaxing in a quiet coffee shop, to a blistering party at night, to the best surfing the country has to offer.

Michelle Frost - Whether you are travelling five star or on a fixed budget, Victoria has something to offer travellers of every means. Having lived my life on beautiful Vancouver Island and the past 15 years in Victoria, I can help you find the experience your looking for during your stay.

Doreen Foreman - I have lived in BC for over 30 years and have travelled most of it. Anything anyone would like to know about Vancouver, Richmond, Whistler, Vancouver Island, restaurants, hotels, B&B's I should be able to help with.

Thor Manson - Coastal British Columbia from Vancouver to Prince Rupert/Queen Charlottes, South West B.C., Southern Interior B.C.

Laurel Glitherow - I live in Nelson, BC, a town of 10,000 on the shores of Kootenay Lake. It is the ultimate destination for travelers who love the outdoors. There are endless possibilities for hiking, climbing, mountain biking, kayaking, and swimming in the summer. In winter the skiing is incredible. Nelson also has a vibrant arts community and there are festivals and events all summer that give the town a special atmosphere.

Andrew Brown - The Okanagan Valley is home to some of Canada finest wineries, with tours every day and a healthy outlook on life. The locals are usually very active physically. Penticton, B.C. is located at the bottom of the Okanagan Lake, and is home to the Iron Man Canada competition.

Trish Wilson - I've spent most of my life in (and travelling between) Vancouver and the Gulf Islands. I currently live on Galiano Island and can easily provide info on this blessed land.

Ron Hamilton - Having grown up around the backroads and countryside of south Vancouver Island I know a reasonable amount about out of the way places. I can give tips and advice regarding Victoria & environs up to Nanaimo.

Mike Geddes - I enjoy sharing my knowledge of this beautiful province. There is hardly a road in this huge province that I haven't travelled and hardly a trail that I haven't travelled in its southern interior. Try me.

Connie Peters - I have lived in lower mainland BC for about 6 years. Ask me about Vancouver, Burnaby, Richmond, New Westminster, Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam or Surrey.

Cory McPhee - I've spent ten years exploring Victoria and I am always discovering new and interesting places! And yes, I even know which places to check out and which to avoid in the paved sections.

Susan Cousineau - Dunster is a very small community (ca. 150-200 people) located in the Rocky Mountain Trench of the central interior of British Columbia.

John Gary - Anyone who wants to write to me and ask me questions can go ahead. I can help the best on anything about British Columbia.

Lorrie Joron - I've lived and worked on beautiful Haida Gwaii a.k.a. Queen Charlottes Islands for going on 11 years.

Corinne - I can offer info about Vancouver Island particularly Tofino which is on every backpackers to BC hit list. I know lots of hidden places to check out and some ways to save a loonie or two.

Holly Golightly - I was born and raised in Vancouver and I'm happy to answer questions about the city.

Sarah Mueller - I used to live in Vancouver for 5 months and I have a good knowledge about the city.

Gary Haupt - Anyone that might need some info on Vancouver and the environs...Victoria and Vancouver Island in general...west coast stuff. All of B.C. I am very familiar with, most of the next province over, Alberta.

Jason Johnston - I can give good insight to the party scene in Van and provide info on anything that people would want to know about Vancouver.

Angela Mitchell - Powell River is not yet a huge tourist destination but is becoming more so every day. You can see the ocean from almost anywhere in Powell River. It has the recently completed Sunshine Coast hiking trail which is a 1-2 week hike with B&B's, cabins, and the Fiddlehead Farm hostel along the the way.

Darren Hilsley - I'd love to tell everyone about the drive from Vancouver, BC to Alaska. I spent a month in Alaska and the Yukon and there are so many cool little towns to experience, heaps of work, easy hitching and plenty of free camping.

Jen Frederickson - I am a born-and-raised Vancouverite, so I know that the best. I am a connossieur of the cafe scene, and can determine where to get the best espresso and sunniest patio.