Fort St. John
While many know Fort St. John as the oil and gas capital of B.C., many might not realize it ranks as the best city to …
Sidney
Sidney is a wonderful place to visit and live, providing a high quality of life and a friendly, welcoming atmosphere. Sidney by the Sea is …
Squamish
A couple of years ago, this town changed its tag line from “Canada’s Outdoor Adventure Capital” to “Hardwired for Adventure.” The appeal to tech start-ups …
Princeton
The town on Princeton is situated in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains in the Similkameen Region. Princeton is a leisurely kind of place, far …
Cranbrook
Cranbrook possesses a stable economy and is home to a wide range of businesses in retail, healthcare, education, trades and several home-based businesses. Hitting important …
Whistler
No town in British Columbia is more dedicated to tourism and recreation than Whistler. While the mile-high mountains and endless glaciers grab headlines and Instagram …
Campbell River
Campbell River is located midway along Vancouver Island’s eastern shore. Natural beauty and community amenities here offer an unparalleled lifestyle that gives residents, businesses and …
Tofino / Ucluelet
For surfers, fishermen and other adventure seekers, Tofino and Ucluelet are still at The End of the Road, though upgrades are being made to make …
Parksville
Parksville is a growing, progressive community located on the sheltered eastern shores of Vancouver Island, just 37 km north of Nanaimo and BC Ferry Terminals …
Port Alberni
In Port Alberni, 90 is a well-advertised number. It is the number of minutes it takes to get to Pacific Rim National Park Reserve, Barkley …
Kimberley / Cranbrook
Rugged Rocky Mountain peaks, more than 2,500 hours of sunshine annually, freshwater lakes and rivers plus a new airport with frequent flight connections to Calgary, …
Comox Valley
Courtenay and Comox are the mid-Island’s twin cities; Comox’s identity is tied to the Canadian Forces Base and Courtenay has been a highly-desirable destination since …