Tired of the same old dinner-and-drinks style dates? Why sit at a table to deepen a connection when you could be outside in the mountainous paradise that is Vancouver?

Living in British Columbia, we are lucky to have access to some of the best ski resorts in the country. One of these is Sun Peaks Ski Resort that is located just 45 minutes away from Kamloops. This year, Tod Mountain is celebrating 50 years and they’re kicking things into high gear with a whole slew of special events.

A new Vancouver-based website could be just the ticket for outdoor enthusiasts looking to hit the backcountry this summer. Guiides.com links adventurers with seasoned outdoor guides for everything from snowshoeing, to lake tours, to mountain traversing.

Mt Seymour is only 25 minutes from Vancouver and has been family owned since 1984. The local mountain has prided themselves on staying close to the mountain’s roots and having a very welcoming family atmosphere. Mt Seymour provides a positive supportive learning experience for anyone wanting to learn how to ski and snowboard. The mountain has four internationally recognized terrain parks.

Vancouver, leave the couch behind this Family Day and go on an adventure instead. The Adventure Group in Whistler is offering a slew of outdoor entertainment options guaranteed to keep you and your loved ones busy on February 8. Their activities offer you a new way to experience Whistler’s epic snowfalls with massive verticals, awe-inspiring scenery and a terrain that keeps you on your toes.

It's Canada's second largest ski area nestled in BC's interior and you seriously need to add it to your winter bucket list.

So many events, so little time! Here are 21 things to do in Vancouver from Tuesday, February 19 to Thursday, February 21. Check out The Winner’s Circle, Improv Voyage, and more!

Wintertime in Vancouver is synonymous with one thing we can never get enough of — the glistening lights illuminating the most iconic ski run on the North Shore.

Information on how to prepare for your trip and stay safe is available from North Shore Rescue and AdventureSmart. When it comes to recreational winter activities, snowshoeing is a relatively easy way to get out and enjoy a breath of crisp, cold, fresh air, without breaking the bank.

We can’t believe we’re saying this but… it’s almost the end of the year. So, if switching careers was a goal of yours for 2024, you’re in luck as there are tons of jobs available at major companies across Vancouver.

Things are expected to cool down in Vancouver this weekend, with overnight lows below the freezing mark. Environment and Climate Change Canada predicts the temperature will decrease to -1°C on Sunday and Monday nights. Skies will be clear, and there’s no sign yet of snow during the cold hours.

A group of seven hikers were saved by North Shore Rescue crews after getting lost on a closed trail on Grouse Mountain. The group were attempting the Hanes Valley route but became lost in Crown Pass and contacted Grouse Mountain at around 6 p.m. on Sunday evening. The trail remains closed for the winter season due to a high risk of avalanches, says North Shore Rescue’s Mike Danks.

Weekends: two days when everyone’s lining up at the same places. Restaurants, bars, bike trails, ski runs and even the highways are packed – but what if you didn’t have to share your two days of downtime with 50,000 other people? Don’t wait for Friday and embrace the midweek.

The weekend is almost over so make the most of it. Here are nine things to do around Vancouver on Sunday, January 7. Golden Globes, Pancakes and Jam and more.

Please note: As recommended by BC’s provincial health officials, gatherings of any kind and unessential travel in the province is not recommended at this time. Please adhere to COVID-19 health and safety measures, including proper physical distancing and frequent hand washing, and wearing a mask or face-covering in public indoor and retail spaces. If you are sick, please stay home.

It’s no secret that BC is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. And a new app on the local market is meant to help connect those enthusiasts – whether they’re looking for guides or guests.

adidas TERREX is adidas’ outdoor-specific brand, featuring gear that inspires outdoor adventure – be it climbing, trail running, mountain biking or enjoying a day on the snowy mountains. Their new Kitsilano store offers Canadian customers the opportunity to shop and experience the entire TERREX collection in person.

The North Pole may be fictional, but you might think you were there up in Whistler. Nita Lake Lodge – Whistler’s only lakeside luxury lodge – comes alive during the holiday season.