Exploring Beautiful British Columbia

In British Columbia and Vancouver, flashing green traffic lights indicate a pedestrian-controlled light. According to the ICBC licensing handbook1, drivers should only proceed if the intersection is clear of pedestrians. The light will turn red if triggered by a pedestrian trying to cross the street. ICBC Drivers Licensing Handbook ↩ [Read More]

For Yaletown residents, the opening of the Smithe and Richards park has become a bit of a running joke. [Read More]

Victoria, the Capital City of British Columbia, is located at the sunny, southern tip of Vancouver Island. The Greater Victoria area has a population of about 300,000 people. [Read More]

Vancouver reigns majestically around one of the world’s great natural harbours. The City of Vancouver is protected from the rest of Canada’s Arctic winters by the great south flank of Canada’s most mighty mountain range, the Coast Mountains. [Read More]

Vancouver Island, British Columbia, is the largest North American island in the Pacific. 280 miles (450 km) in length, Vancouver Island is the centre for “island hopping” to the many smaller islands scattered along her coast. Vacation Accommodations can be found throughout the entire Vancouver Island and Gulf Islands. [Read More]