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B.C., Alberta national parks to see infrastructure upgrades

B.C., Alberta national parks to see infrastructure upgrades

BANFF, Alta. — Parks Canada has announced money to improve safety and experiences for visitors to four mountain national parks in Alberta and British Columbia.
Vancouver's roaming Jewish deli returns after several years

Vancouver's roaming Jewish deli returns after several years

It's been nearly three years since Vancouverites have been able to order up chef Nitzan Cohen's delicatessen fare, but the popular itinerant concept is poised for a comeback - albeit with a bit of a different format. Mensch.
Statistics show a strong rebound for B.C.’s tourism industry in 2022

Statistics show a strong rebound for B.C.’s tourism industry in 2022

As visitor numbers trend ever closer to pre-pandemic levels in B.C., its tourism industry’s labour force isn’t recovering at quite the same rate.
Here's how powerful Canada's passport is in 2023

Here's how powerful Canada's passport is in 2023

Canadians continue to have one of the most powerful passports in the world, according to a recent report.
Beloved Kits coffee shop re-launches as all-day cafe restaurant

Beloved Kits coffee shop re-launches as all-day cafe restaurant

Great news for fans of Kitsilano coffee and treat spot Their There , as the sibling to the Michelin-starred AnnaLena, has revealed it has relaunched as an all-day restaurant concept.
For old-timer's sake: The Polygon's new program puts seniors first

For old-timer's sake: The Polygon's new program puts seniors first

They say age is just a number, yet all too often it is age that determines whether a social calendar is bursting at the seams or crying out for a rendezvous.
Broadway subway construction ironically kills Subway restaurant

Broadway subway construction ironically kills Subway restaurant

Fencing related to the project has impeded foot traffic at the 13-year-old restaurant
Hopes high in B.C. as China lifts border rules, but tourism recovery may take months

Hopes high in B.C. as China lifts border rules, but tourism recovery may take months

VANCOUVER — Zhengwen Hao says the phone for his Richmond, B.C., restaurant hasn't stopped buzzing in recent days as relatives and friends in China make reservations as part of their plans to visit the province.
50 guests or less: Couples opt for micro-weddings amid inflation

50 guests or less: Couples opt for micro-weddings amid inflation

Danielle Woodcock was planning her wedding when the COVID-19 pandemic hit, delaying and eventually cancelling her big day. By the time she revisited it in 2021, she had decided to go in a different direction – a micro-wedding.
Violence in Mexico hasn't deterred Canadian travellers, say travel agents

Violence in Mexico hasn't deterred Canadian travellers, say travel agents

Canadians looking for a break from winter are still booking travel to Mexico, despite violence last week that led to the cancellation of flights and a federal advisory telling visitors to exercise a high degree of caution in the country.