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Parks Canada opening new campground in B.C.'s Mount Revelstoke National Park

Parks Canada opening new campground in B.C.'s Mount Revelstoke National Park

The site is located along the Meadows in the Sky Parkway
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More and more young people in B.C. are taking up fishing

More and more young people in B.C. are taking up fishing

The Freshwater Fisheries Society of BC says fishing is on the rise this year
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Thrill-seekers are using Burnaby Mountain as a launch pad (VIDEO)

Thrill-seekers are using Burnaby Mountain as a launch pad (VIDEO)

Some high-flying excitement (if you're brave enough)
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You can travel sections of this cross-Canada trail without having to leave Metro Vancouver

You can travel sections of this cross-Canada trail without having to leave Metro Vancouver

The stunning Southwest Region section of the Great Trail spans more than 600 kilometres
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Your guide to exploring the best of Vancouver's under-appreciated parks

Your guide to exploring the best of Vancouver's under-appreciated parks

Get out this summer and explore some of Vancouver's 'under-appreciated' green spaces
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The longest zip-line on Vancouver Island finally set to open

The longest zip-line on Vancouver Island finally set to open

Will you soar on the Eagle’s Flight Zip Tour?
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Reclaim your sense of adventure in Whistler through these exhilarating experience tours

Reclaim your sense of adventure in Whistler through these exhilarating experience tours

The Adventure Group Whistler tags Vancouverites to join in on their outdoor activities this summer. From whitewater rafting to ziplining, there’s something fun and exciting for everyone!
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B.C. conservation officers are on the lookout for this invasive species this summer

B.C. conservation officers are on the lookout for this invasive species this summer

The province estimates that the potential economic impact of these invasive mussels to hydropower, agricultural irrigation, municipal water supplies and recreational boating could reach $43 million per year.
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Women recovering following black bear attack in northern B.C.

Women recovering following black bear attack in northern B.C.

Here's a roundup of a few troubling wildlife interactions B.C.'s conservation officers have dealt with recently
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Open burning restrictions lifted for Metro Vancouver

Open burning restrictions lifted for Metro Vancouver

Restrictions in place in Metro Vancouver since March 27 have been lifted
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