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You may have heard the news that the Fraser River salmon return this year will be the lowest in recorded history ? Definitely not awesome, and something Vancouver's own Pacific Salmon Foundation aren't happy to see; they work to help salmon return to

Imgs: Jenn Perutka. With over 50 km of hiking and walking trails available to visitors of Whistler Blackcomb, there鈥檚 no shortage of adventures and epic views available to you. We decided to take on the High Note Trail, a 9.

Photo: Shirley Davies Sitting around a crackling campfire is a rite of passage for many British Columbians, but we all instinctively know that such a fire 鈥� if allowed to get out of control 鈥� can become a wild and scary beast.

Photo: Stephen Hui. There are still a few weeks left to get out and enjoy that summer sun. Check out these six hike recommendations from Stephen Hui鈥檚 Take a Hike series and get exploring! 1. Sutil Point on Cortes Island Photo: Stephen Hui.

Screaming Cat Lake. Photo: Stephen Hui. While its name is fit for a horror movie, there's nothing scary about Screaming Cat Lake.

Sunset at Beaver Point. Photo: Stephen Hui. If you've taken the Tsawwassen-Swartz Bay ferry, there's a good chance you've laid eyes on Beaver Point. This promontory juts into Swanson Channel from the southeast side of Salt Spring Island .

Ralph Waldo Emerson once said, 鈥淭he earth laughs in flowers.鈥� UBC Botanical Garden is bellowing with laughter then.

This morning I listened to a wonderful CBC interview with Chilliwack resident Dave Elderkin, founder of a group called Chilliwack Clean Up .

Just ask anyone who's been there, and they'll tell you that Cortes Island is a truly magical place.

Rainy day at Hicks Lake. Photo: Stephen Hui.