Travel

There are a number of places to go dog sledding in British Columbia, but the Barkerville Historic Town & Park offers a truly nostalgic experience

Ever wondered how it feels to mush a pack of powerful huskies? Have a look at five of the most exciting dog sledding experiences in our beautiful province.

Your winter travel plans don't have to be limited simply because you can't spare the big bucks - check out the cheapest places to travel from Vancouver.

This incredible cruise back from Disneyland includes meals, entertainment, snacks, and lodging on a beautiful 5 star vessel.

The snow limo tour is perfect for people who are unable to ski or snowboard, so they won't miss out on the blissful gliding sensation and beautiful views.

While flying to Toronto can often cost a staggering amount of money, WestJet’s discount carrier, Swoop, is making eastbound travel a bit lighter.

WestJet is offering an incredible deal to Hawaii from Vancouver for markedly less that most of their regular priced tickets throughout the year.

With the Vancouver weather forecast calling for a week of rain, a sunny holiday in Mexico might sound like exactly what the doctor ordered.

Indeed, the Heffner Creek climbing area provides a truly awe-inspiring perspective of mother nature's glory and the ideal landscape for ice climbing.

Nestled off the Gulf of Georgia, Pender Island consists of two separate islands - North Pender and South Pender - that are divided by a narrow canal.