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Romantic getaways in Victoria BC are not something that happen a lot once you have kids. Heck, they don’t really happen anywhere for that matter. And yet, we all know how necessary they are. I was once again reminded of this when my husband and I snuck off for a quick overnight on the Victoria Clipper …
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••• Guest post by Melissa Moore ••• One of Canada’s best kept secrets is the picturesque Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, easily one of the best road trip destinations in North America. The island’s Cabot Trail is a mountainous road that boasts views of both the Gulf of Saint Lawrence from one side of the …
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Penticton is less than six hours drive from Western Washington but it might as well be on another planet. The city basks in over 300 sunny days a year. Located in the Southern Okanagan just over the Canadian border, the entire region serves up some of the best road and trail biking in North America. …
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Going on vacation is a necessity. Getting out of work or school and seeing the world can be a relaxing, enriching, and rejuvenating experience that goes beyond simply breaking out of your regular life. With that said, vacations are not always cheap. Between flights, hotels, and other expenses the bill can go up pretty quickly, …
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Driving through the rain and mist along the Sea to Sky drive up to Whistler, my heart began to skip a beat. Soon we would be there, at the Fairmont Chateau Whistler, a hotel I had heard about from friends and drooled over on Instagram, but had yet to actually visit. Would the hotel live …
Let’s set the scene… The bitter cold was seeping through my boots. My gloves were practically useless as the 25-degree air found every nook and cranny it could to reach my fingertips. To say we were cold was an understatement. Those of us living in the Pacific Northwest just don’t have to deal with below …