Travel

On October 15 and 16, two major events collided in a spectacular display of nature versus human ingenuity: the first, a storm fuelled by Typhoon Songda, hit the southern BC coast and battered spots of Vancouver Island, Howe Sound, and the Lower Mainl

This past weekend my good friend Cory Ashworth and I attached my little boat to the back of my Highlander Hybrid and hopped on the ferry from Horseshoe Bay to Gibsons.

As we approach the end of the summer it's hard to believe I've been on 5 trips to BC festivals in our travel series with Destination BC! First to Tofino with 20,000 whales , then to Whistler for some art and culture , the Comox Valley and a seafood f

I’ve attempted to ski our local mountains multiple times and unfortunately, I lack the coordination to enjoyably make my way down those slopes.

BC BuzZ is a magazine-style interview show that celebrates all things British Columbian.

A couple days after the Brexit vote started turning global currencies on their heads my family decided to make a cross-border trip to Trader Joe's.

Whistler's third annual GO Fest (the "Great Outdoors" festival) took place this past weekend, so as I do love Whistler and the outdoors I took my small family up to check it out.

When I was initially planning a trip out to Cultus Lake my intention was to bring you a piece about the provincial park just beyond the waterslides to show you that there's more to the area than that summertime attraction (which, make no mistake, is

For the past 30 years the Pacific Rim Whale Festival has served as a marker for the people of Tofino and folks like me who love to visit: it's the end of storm watching season and the Grey Whales have returned after months away.

By now you've probably heard that Squamish Fest has been cancelled for this summer.