RVers have plenty to see and do without leaving Vancouver Island.
A retired couple leave their home in the U.K. for a wintertime trip in their class C motorhome through France, Spain, Portugal and Gibraltar.
Dragonfly Energy expands its Canadian footprint through a partnership with nationwide RV dealership, Fraserway RV.
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In just two short years, Dena Gallant’s lessons at the Edmonton Yacht Club have her ready to skipper a boat of her own.
Cranbrook, B.C. residents are really spoiled for choice when it comes to outdoor recreation.
Gold miners are remembered and celebrated in Barkerville Historic Town, which marks 150 years in 2012.
The promise of pizza is guaranteed to please the fussiest eaters, and when we make it from scratch—and grill it on the barbecue—it's a golden opportunity to give them quality, good taste, nutrition and fun.
As far as family-friendly activities go, a visit to the Kootenay Trout Hatchery near Cranbrook, B.C., is a good bet.
It was work in road construction that first got Keith and Sheila Webster interested in RVing. Now their RV is genuinely their home away from home. Sheila keeps a blog that is aptly titled We Love RVing.
I grew up near Fort Steele, B.C., and I’ve crossed the Wild Horse Creek many times on my horse. Each time I have done so, I think about the early pioneers who came to this area on horseback to find their fortunes.
Fernie is an all-round winning destination with arts, recreation and other exciting tourism draws.
This tourism-based community is bursting with new businesses, opportunities and adventures for visitors.
This Kootenay city has plenty of historical sites that are well worth exploring.
Visit these visual and performance art venues in B.C. and get a feel for the creativity of the Kootenays.
These are some of the hottest spots in the Kootenay region—literally!
