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Day: August 21, 2026

BC’s National Parks Mapped: How Many Exist and Where to Find Them

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British Columbia is home to seven national parks, each protecting a distinct landscape that ranges from rainforest coastlines to glacier-carved mountain ranges. These federally protected areas, Pacific Rim, Gulf Islands, Mount Revelstoke, Yoho, Kootenay, Glacier, and Gwaii Haanas, span from Vancouver Island's rugged west coast to the ancient forests of Haida Gwaii and the towering peaks of the Canadian Rockies. Together, they represent some of...

Native Food and Drink: The Flavors That Sustained British Columbia for Thousands of Years

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Native food and drink in British Columbia offers travelers a gateway to centuries-old wellness practices rooted in indigenous knowledge, where traditional salmon preparations, foraged berries, medicinal teas, and ceremonial dishes connect visitors to the land's original stewards and their time-tested understanding of nourishment. These authentic culinary experiences go far beyond tasting unique flavors. They represent living traditions that bind...