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Welcome to the latest series of Super, Neighbours blog posts where we highlight incredible travel destinations in British Columbia! Before I get into this series I wanted to first share THIS quick thought on Tofino from our friends at the new (and ab

If you're just coming in to this story about stocking a pond on Galiano Island with trout then I suggest you have a look at PART 1 to get caught up on the back story, then check out PART 2 about the trip to Galiano and PART 3 about an unexpected turn

If you're just coming in to this story about stocking a pond on Galiano Island with trout then I suggest you have a look at PART 1 to get caught up on the back story, then check out PART 2 about the trip to Galiano and Part 3 about an unexpected turn

If you're just coming in to this story about stocking a pond on Galiano Island with trout then I suggest you have a look at PART 1 to get caught up on the back story, then check out PART 2 that I posted yesterday about my trip.

Location: Capilano Lake ( click for map ) Oftentimes I use my weekly musings through the UNPLUGGED Flickr Pool to help me decide where to spend a great outdoor afternoon in and around the city and this week is no exception.

Early yesterday I hopped on a quick ferry ride to Galiano Island to finish what I started months ago, helping to stock a pond at Bodega Ridge Resort with rainbow trout.

BRITISH COLUMBIA IS A MECCA FOR MOUNTAIN BIKING. While Whistler is often known as the crown jewel of the province, the North Shore is just a quick bus or drive away from downtown for those moments when you need a quick biking fix.

I'm pretty sure that most attendees of my Creative Mornings lecture on Friday, April 13th got up and headed to W2 thinking that they were in for a breakfast talk about all of the things that make Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»­an "awesome" place, and that I was going to

Vancouver-based Pacific Salmon Foundation is dedicated to the conservation and restoration of wild Pacific salmon and their ecosystems. We work to bring salmon back, stream by stream through the strategic use of resources and local communities.

BEING OUT ON THE WATER, listening to the lapping of the ocean and inhaling the salty sea breeze brings a special kind of peace that only the life aquatic can provide.