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Cominco Gardens: A floral work of art
While checking out Kimberley’s visitor attractions, don’t forget the flowerful Cominco Gardens.
VanDusen magic
In the heart of bustling, hustling Vancouver lies an oasis of calm and beauty called VanDusen Garden.
Foregone charm is hidden within the natural beauty of Willingdon Beach Trail
Paul Kamon, executive director for Sunshine Coast Tourism, spotlights what makes Willingdon Beach Trail worth walking in Powell River, B.C.
This Japanese garden made its home in southern Alberta over 50 years ago
Melanie Berdusco, marketing and events manager of Nikka Yuko Japanese Gardens, highlights this serene setting in Lethbridge, Alberta
A collection of small-town arts and culture
These are some of the top quaint-yet-artistic Canadian communities.
Full of beauty and anything but barren
The Osoyoos Desert Centre has much to explore for travellers to this special and unique area of British Columbia
Secret to granny’s burgers and meatballs revealed
Once you know the secret, making perfect meatballs, skewers or burgers for the campfire is perfectly simple.
Famous Five of Diamonds now the world’s largest lure
The Thompson-Pallister Bait Co. 2015 celebrates its 90th anniversary with a world-record monument of a Len Thompson lure in Lacombe, Alberta
Ripe Strawberries? Make shortcake
Adjust regular biscuits by adding sugar, vanilla and grated orange as a base to highlight the start of summer berry season.
Two Rivers Gallery makes for one dynamic outing in Prince George, B.C.
Carolyn Holmes, executive director at Two Rivers Gallery in Prince George, B.C., highlights the imaginative, interactive art
Cranbrook History Centre: Come for the sublime Royal Alexandra Hall, stay for the choo-choo train
Melissa Roberts, tour guide for the Cranbrook History Centre and Royal Alexandra Hall, recommends touring the trains, hall and dino fossils
Osoyoos is a work of art
Already known for its wineries, deserts and rattlesnakes, Osoyoos and the surrounding valley also deserves to be known for its artistic talent and flair.
Christina Lake’s unique and wonderful colours
A quick visit to the town’s Christina Lake Welcome & Living Arts Centre will quench any traveller’s thirst for colour, culture and history (and literal thirst as well).
Five ways to experience Vancouver’s artistic flair
Vancouver and the Lower Mainland are home to many art galleries and exhibit centres. Here are five of the most popular.
Edmonton’s art and architecture
Edmonton is the best option for finding creative inspiration while on holiday.
Travel through time to the 1800s at Fort Steele
Jasmine Beaulac, education co-ordinator for Fort Steele, encourages visitors to come and see this preserved 1800s gold mining town
Kayaking for RVers—some top paddling locations in British Columbia
Kayaking is one of the most popular pastimes for RVers when they travel through British Columbia. Here are a few of the most highly recommended.
Dancing and floating for 100 years
Manitou Beach, Saskatchewan, is celebrating its 100th birthday with a series of planned events from May to October.
A city built on creativity
Soak up the sun in Fort McDowell
This Arizona community is surrounded by engaging attractions.
Sights to see in the community of Outlook
Outlook is a delightful place to go RVing, and there are several attractions to take in while you're there.
Launch pads propel RVers toward understanding our world and the space beyond
If you like the idea of learning more about space and climate exploration, these free tours are once-in-a-lifetime experiences.
Kootenay Gallery of Art in Castlegar has been showcasing art for the past 40 years
Maggie Shirley, curator and gallery assistant for Kootenay Gallery of Art in Castlegar, B.C., highlights the historic gallery’s exhibitions and programs
Qualicum Beach: Come for the sand, stay for the art
Blain Sepos, executive director of the Parksville Qualicum Beach Tourism Association, highlights the art and architecture of the region
