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Feds kick in $1 million to B.C. tourism organizations

Feds kick in $1 million to B.C. tourism organizations

MP Patrick Weiler announced funds to Indigenous Tourism Association of BC, BC Parks Foundation and Tourism Bowen Island on Oct. 11 in Squamish.
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Victoria 'embraces adventure' for top spot on Condé Nast list of world's best cities

Victoria 'embraces adventure' for top spot on Condé Nast list of world's best cities

VICTORIA — An award-winning travel magazine said British Columbia's capital city tops its 2023 list of the world's best cities.
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Canada ranks high for business-event sustainability destinations

Canada ranks high for business-event sustainability destinations

Country tops in the world for having 20 destinations on a global sustainability index
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'The industry will overcome these challenges': Why it's so important to choose B.C. wines this fall

'The industry will overcome these challenges': Why it's so important to choose B.C. wines this fall

Wine growers in British Columbia are hoping a bump in fall sales can help them rebound from climate-related setbacks.
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Vancouver International Wine Festival to focus on Italy in 2024

Vancouver International Wine Festival to focus on Italy in 2024

Tickets set to go on sale next month for the Feb. 24 through March 3 event
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What does it take for health inspectors to shut down Richmond restaurants?

What does it take for health inspectors to shut down Richmond restaurants?

Are restaurants allowed to stay open even if they have pest infestations?
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Non-residents outpace Canadians in tourism spending growth

Non-residents outpace Canadians in tourism spending growth

Domestic tourists cut back on hotel spending while foreign tourists splurged on accommodation last quarter
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B.C. ski resorts get early snow in September

B.C. ski resorts get early snow in September

The snowfall was captured on the resort's live mountain camera at Whistler Peak.
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The Vancouver restaurants ditching gas stoves for electric induction

The Vancouver restaurants ditching gas stoves for electric induction

Some are hailing the rise of induction stoves as a new era in climate-friendly cooking. But for others, retrofitting commercial kitchens with the new technology is still too expensive.
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Unauthorized Whistler bear-viewing tours putting grizzlies at risk, Lil’wat Nation says

Unauthorized Whistler bear-viewing tours putting grizzlies at risk, Lil’wat Nation says

Experts are concerned the bears have become too accustomed to humans
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