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A campfire ban that was in effect across B.C.’s South Coast will be rescinded before the Victoria Day long weekend. A statement from the Coastal Fire Centre on Tuesday said that the campfire ban — the earliest such prohibition since records began being tracked in 2003 — was implemented due
When asked about his recent trip to Victoria, Mikhail Din said it was a success! Not only did the InsideBC.ca Sweet Spot winner at the Carlos O’Bryan’s pub, score a great Helijet trip to Victoria with an “fantastic breakfasts and an excellent time” at the Grand Pacific Hotel, he also
Here’s s pub-ready quiz blog post, tailored to your summon up the Irish Magic Meeting of the Minds. Welcome to Blarney, Baloney, Or Was It Maloney?: The Ultimate St. Patrick’s Day Pub QuizPull up a stool, grab a pint, and test whether you’re full of blarney or blessed with the
The skis hit the snow with a hollow thud. For a heartbeat, that was the loudest sound in Livigno Air Park—louder than the roar of the crowd, louder than the music pulsing over the speakers, louder than the announcer’s voice still rising with the words “Olympic champion.” Mikaël Kingsbury stood
Imagine this: it’s a Thursday night in the cloud. Somewhere between a Canadian data centre and a suspiciously cheap server farm in Eastern Europe, a pop-up lounge appears in the digital ether. A neon sign flickers to life: THE DEBUG PUB Virtual Beers • Synthetic Snacks • No Humans, No
When Vancouver real estate started getting expensive the big snooker and billiard tables were the first to go. Sad but true, if you’re running a business, you could fit three or four tables in the same space. Now if that could be 10-12 customers it will not pay for the
Let’s take a look at the contradictions of honest aspirational dreams with hard truths of reality in human nature. New Year, New Me? (vs. Same Me, Same Couch): Welcome to 2026, folks! The future is officially here. We don’t have flying cars yet, but we do have the exact same
Elevating Your BC Experience: British Columbia’s natural grandeur has always demanded to be seen from every angle. While ferries traverse the Salish Sea and highways wind through coastal mountains, there exists a mode of travel that transforms the journey itself into the destination—one that redefines what it means to move
Life is a Beach Sometimes… Story BackLOG 🙂 It would not be an exaggeration to say the Trafalgar Log is about 500 years old… Old growth Douglas Fir trees have a history of living for more than five centuries! When you try to estimate the size of the tree’s root