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The Top Scuba Diving Destinations in British Columbia

by David Webb May 12, 2010

Scuba Dive BC: Take a journey beneath the waves to the greatest underwater playground on Earth

In This Scuba Diving Article You Will Discover:

Where the Best Scuba Diving in BC Can Be Found
How to Access Each Location
What To Expect When You Submerge

The late Jacques Cousteau rated the waters off British Columbia, Canada, as the second-best temperate …

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Earth Day Special! Escape to Purcell Mountain Lodge for A Healthy Dose of Sustainable Ski Touring

by David Webb April 22, 2010

Deep in British Columbia’s Purcell Mountains, Purcell Lodge offers skiers, telemarkers and snowboarders a taste of the extreme while providing an environmentally responsible experience

In This Skiing Article You Will Discover:

Where to Find British Columbia’s Deepest Powder
An Off-The-Beaten Path Ski Experience
How You Can Ski With Minimal Environmental Impact
What To Expect at Purcell Mountain Lodge

Thirty days, …

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Your Guide to British Columbia’s Best Ski Resorts

by David Webb April 3, 2010

When It Comes to Skiing and Snowboarding, British Columbia has an embarrassment of riches – here’s your guide to best resorts and hills in the province!

In This Ski & Snowboard Article You Will Discover:

Where to Find the Best Ski Resorts in Canada
What To Expect from Each Mountain
Critical Data: Runs, Vertical Drop, Chairlifts & More

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Fly Fishing for Arctic Char in Nunavut is the Ultimate Adventure for the Angler

by David Webb April 1, 2010

High in the Canadian Arctic, Nunavut’s Tree River is not only our best Arctic char fishery, but one of the most pristine examples of wilderness found anywhere on Earth

In This Fly Fishing Article You Will Discover:

How to Fly Fish For Arctic Char
Where to Find The World’s Largest Arctic Char
View Video Footage From The Tree River!
Where

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Heli-Ski Trip of a Lifetime in British Columbia’s Mountains with Mike Wiegele Heli Skiing

by David Webb April 1, 2010

Heli-Skiing with Mike Wiegele in British Columbia’s Cariboo and Monashee Mountains: the ultimate ski experience

In This Article You Will Discover:

Where To Find The Best Skiing & Snowboarding in the World
How to Access This Terrain
What To Expect When You Go Heli-Skiing
Tips & Advice To Help You Make the Most of Your Trip

The sun has not …

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Fly Fishing for Giant Pike in Northern Saskatchewan

by David Webb March 31, 2010

Fly Fishing for Saskatchewan’s Giant Northern Pike

In This Fly Fishing Article You Will Discover:

How to Fly Fish for Northern Pike
Where to Find the Largest Northern Pike & How to Get There
Where to Find Lodging in Northern Saskatchewan
How to Tie Flies for Northern Pike

Warm air rushes over the exposed Canadian Shield rocks and scrubby boreal …

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Your Number-One Guide to Restaurants in Vancouver, British Columbia

by David Webb March 31, 2010

Top Restaurants in Vancouver, BC

In This Culinary Article You Will Discover:

Where the Best Restaurants Are In Vancouver, BC
Directions & Culinary Picks
What To Expect at Each Eatery

To the Vancouver local, the city’s abundant eateries are almost blasé. It’s taken for granted that on any given day, one can choose between Afghani, Greek, Russian, Japanese or Indian …

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Exploring Yellowknife, in Canada’s Northwest Territories – a True Arctic Experience for Intrepid Travellers

by David Webb March 31, 2010

Capital of Canada’s Northwest Territories, Yellowknife’s Einar Broten neighbourhood is a throwback to a simpler time: a community of artists, professionals and local characters all living in simple harmony on the shores of Great Slave Lake

In This Arctic Travel Article You Will Discover:

Who Lives in Yellowknife & Why
What It’s Like to Live North of 60 Degrees
How

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The Best Local Hikes in Vancouver, British Columbia

by David Webb March 31, 2010

Hiking options in Vancouver’s Great Outdoors

In This Hiking Article You Will Discover:

Where to Find The Best Hikes In & Around Vancouver
What To Expect While on These Hikes
Websites With More Information

Being wedged comfortably between the Pacific Ocean and the Coastal Mountains has blessed Vancouver with a temperate climate, stunning scenery and abundant outdoor recreation just minutes …

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Surfing The Cold Water Waves of Vancouver Island’s West Coast

by David Webb March 31, 2010

On Vancouver Island’s west coast, when the weather gets bad, the surfing gets good

In This Surfing Article You Will Discover:

Where to Surf on Vancouver Island, British Columbia
What to Expect When You Arrive
Where to Rent a Surfboard and/or Hire Lessons
How to Deal With the Locals

After a short lull, the seven-footers roll in again. That momentary …

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Fishing Adventures: How To Catch The World’s Largest Salmon With Your Rookie Girlfriend

by David Webb March 30, 2010

Home of the world’s largest chinook salmon, Rivers Inlet, British Columbia, is a place where wild fish tales are a way of life

In This Fishing Article You Will Discover:

How to Catch the World’s Largest Salmon
Where to Catch the World’s Largest Salmon
What To Expect at a Fly-In Fishing Lodge
View Video Footage From Rivers Inlet!

The fog …

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Haunted Houses & Ghost Towns: Your Essential Guide to Spooky Locations in Western Canada

by David Webb March 30, 2010

Does your home have an otherworldly presence? Things that go bump in the night? You’re not alone — Western Canada is full of hauntings — here are some of the top spots for ghost busting, as well as some tips for dealing with your own uninvited houseguests…

In This Haunted Destination Article You Will Discover:

Where the Spookiest Destinations in

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Your Guide to Lac St. Anne, Alberta: Central Alberta’s Diamond In The Rough

by David Webb March 30, 2010

Lac St. Anne, Alberta: Central Alberta’s colourful diamond in the rough

In This Alberta Article You Will Discover:

Why You Should Visit Lac St. Anne, Alberta
What To Expect When You Arrive
What to Do While You’re There
Real Estate Prices & Rental Homes

Alberta Beach, a scruffy little hamlet on the shores of Lac St. Anne, is a colourful …

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Discover Why Vancouver Island is Canada’s Number-One Vacation Destination

by David Webb March 29, 2010

Head to Canada’s Pacific Gem, Vancouver Island — and treat yourself to one of these tourist delights!

In This Vancouver Island Article You Will Discover:

Where to Surf on Vancouver Island
Where to Go Fishing on Vancouver Island
Where to Find the Best Restaurants
Where to Find the Best Shopping & Dining and More!

Vancouver Island is Canada’s Hawaii. One …

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Edmonton’s Old Strathcona District is a Shopping, Dining and People-Watching Paradise

by David Webb March 29, 2010

Edmonton, Alberta’s historic Old Strathcona District is the heart and soul of the capital region

In This Alberta Article You Will Discover:

Why You Should Visit Edmonton
Sights & Attractions of Old Strathcona
The Best Shopping, Eating & Services in Edmonton

Home to trendy Whyte Avenue, the busy University of Alberta and a history that extends back over 117 years, …

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Salmon Fishing in Rivers Inlet, British Columbia, is One Part Extreme Adventure, One Part Zen-Like Relaxation

by David Webb March 29, 2010

Rivers Inlet, British Columbia: Salmon Fishing Preserved in its Purest Form

In This Fishing Article You Will Discover:

Where to Find Canada’s Largest Chinook Salmon
How to Fish for Salmon Effectiveley
Where to Lodge in Rivers Inlet
What To Expect On a Salmon Fishing Trip

A jagged, labyrinth-like arm of saltwater stabs inward from the open ocean, winding a swath …

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Healing Waters: Saskatchewan’s Version of the Dead Sea Will Cure What Ails You

by David Webb March 29, 2010

Saskatchewan’s Little Manitou Lake will cure what ails you

In This Saskatchewan Article You Will Discover:

Where You Can Find Canada’s “Dead Sea”
Why Little Manitou Lake is So Special
How You Can Own Land on This Unique Lake

The waters of east-central Saskatchewan’s Little Manitou Lake are the stuff of legend. It is said Cree Braves desperate to escape …

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Extreme Salmon Fishing in British Columbia’s Haida Gwaii

by David Webb March 29, 2010

British Columbia’s Haida Gwaii archipelago is the Galapagos of the North — and a veritable fishing mecca!

In This Fishing Article You Will Discover:

How to Catch Massive Haida Gwaii Salmon
How to Reel in Huge Halibut
What To Expect When Fishing the Haida Gwaii (Queen Charlotte Islands)
How to Find the Best Fishing Lodges
Facts & Info About The

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Discover Vancouver’s Monument to Speed: Harry Jerome Immortalized in Stanley Park

by David Webb March 29, 2010

The pride of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan is immortalized in Vancouver’s skyline

In This Vancouver Article You Will Discover:

Where to Find One Of Vancouver’s Signature Landmarks
Who Harry Jerome Is, and What He Accomplished

Every visitor to Vancouver’s Stanley Park has seen it: a bronze sculpture of an athlete in his prime, seemingly bursting off the pedestal. His arms shoot …

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