Going on a camping trip to Alberta this year? Take the scenic route, and enjoy one of these legendary Alberta road trips.

The provincial government is funding the addition of 1,900 new campsites throughout British Columbia.

Learn about the long-lost coal mining communities of Michel-Natal as well as the men claimed by the coal mines of the Elk Valley.

Hindsight might be 20:20, but those new to the RV lifestyle can avoid some common pitfalls.

Agriculture and wineries play a huge role in what Creston is all about

Stampede founder Guy Weadick and the Big Four contributed to the booming Wild West with something Canada wasn’t expecting: The Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth.

It's Canada's 150th birthday this year: B.C. is hosting a number of summer festivals to keep you celebrating all season long.

The charming, visitor-friendly downtown area of Revelstoke, B.C., lies just seconds from the Trans Canada Highway.

In B.C., there’s a beach that’s perfect for everyone from lazy sun lovers to active thrill seekers.

From humble beginnings on a poverty-stricken farm to vice president of a large bank, Earl Andrusiak has seen it all

Driving through the surreal landscapes of the Canadian Badlands, visitors discover a fossil-rich region with outstanding attractions.

The history of Kimberley is as rich as the millions of tons of metal excavated from the mountains.

The San Francisco Dungeon is a first-of-its-kind attraction for North America, providing a 60-minute, live-action journey through 200 years’ worth of the Bay Area’s most riveting—and sinister—history.

There’s still plenty of skiing and snowboarding to be done, but it’s also time to hit the hiking trails, put the boat in the water and break out the camping gear. 

A bill is being presented to congress, that could change the way you snowbird in the U.S.A.

The Sea to Sky Gondola’s forested trails are the perfect backdrop for unstructured play time in nature.