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Whether you’re new to Vancouver or a long-time resident, exploring this city can sometimes feel overwhelming. With so much to do and see, organizing an itinerary and finding your way around Vancouver can be a tricky task.

Camp Tech is Vancouver’s newest option for tech training. Unlike some of the other options in the city, this isn’t for people who want to go pro. It’s for anyone who wants bite-size, practical, and affordable learning, in a fun environment.

Convenient. Friendly. Value-conscious. Unique. That about sums up Kelowna’s retail scene. Kelowna’s downtown is a mecca of small retail shops and boutiques. Compressed into just a few blocks, it’s an easy stroll from store to store.

Photo credit: Chad Chomlack/ Scandinave Spa Escape to the haven of peace and tranquility, situated only a few minutes north of Whistler Village.

With all that water and all those mountains, finding ways to put yourself out there, test your mettle and push the limits is just called fun and easy exercise in Kelowna.

Canadian burger joint, A&W, installed a tiny replica restaurant on a popular summer floating spot in Penticton, BC.

Marc and Jenna’s 1,500 square foot home in Mount Pleasant is a pretty great story of transformation.

Wine connoisseurs speak of sweetness, acidity, tannin, fruit and body when describing wines. But the perfect wine-tasting experience shares another characteristic: a great view.

If you’re looking for a unique, thrilling and airborne way to inject a little fun into your summer, a five-line Mountain Ziplines tour at Grouse Mountain is the perfect activity to check off your bucket list! Reaching speeds of up to 80 km/h, Grouse

Amato Gelato Cafe on 1st Ave at Quebec (adjacent to the Olympic Village) is the proud retailer of Mario's Gelati traditional Italian ice cream - established in 1929.