This might just be the most Canadian thing you’ll see all day. A man named Simon Beck specializes in creating art out of a fresh fall of snow by doing nothing more than snowshoeing on top of it – yet somehow the end results are detailed, intricate, and beautiful sights to behold.

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.

To celebrate the official first day of the season in the city, here a nine signs that prove that our spring salvation has arrived.

There’s nothing more refreshing than cool air on your face as you ski down one of Vancouver’s most iconic local mountains. With epic, postcard-worthy views from the highest point in Vancouver, Grouse Mountain is where you’ll want to be — this season and next.

The BC Ministry of Environment and Parks has announced that its free day-use pass system will return to Mount Seymour Park.

Cheaper than a condo, roomier than your mom’s basement. If that doesn’t sound ideal to someone looking to join the property market, we don’t know what will.

We know it’s hard in Vancouver to find a home for sale for less than a million dollars. But we found one that’s less than $100,000.

The days are getting longer, the weather is getting warmer, and we’re on the hunt for idyllic post-work and weekend activities for the spring.

It’s time to get out and experience the great outdoors (that is, before the weather gets gloomy and dark). And it’s safe to say that out of all the places in the world, Canada is arguably one of the best when it comes to getting outside. It doesn’t need to happen hours away from home, either. It’s easy to embrace a sense of fun and adventure in your own backyard, and CLIF Bar wants to prove this to you.

The couple that enjoys the great outdoors together stays together. When you’re planning your next date, try one of these activities that are both active and fun.

Summer has drawn to a close and it won’t be long before the trees shed their leaves and the rainy or — as evidenced by the past couple of winters — snowy season begins.

The holidays are in full swing, so get your Monday going with these seven Vancouver events happening on December 3. Heritage Village, Flyover Canada, and more.

Whatever you’re in the mood for, we’ve got you covered! From Lights to the Lodge to Noah Reid, here are our picks of seven things to do in Vancouver on Tuesday, February 11.

Winter is here, bringing blankets of beautiful snow to Metro Vancouver and plenty of fresh tracks in the surrounding mountains.

It might not feel like it, but winter is here. Although it has been above freezing and snow-less in the City of Vancouver, you don’t have to look very far in order to find those picturesque winter views.

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 handwashing. If you are sick, please stay home.

Get transported to a winter wonderland at Sea to Sky Gondola in Squamish and take in everything it has to offer.

One of BC’s top hotels has a new employee that is young, blond and absolutely passionate about walking, sticks and luxury service.