Curiocity • 10/22/2025

These ancient trees might just be the oldest in Canada

From B.C.’s towering old-growth forests to the knarled burls of the prairies, Canada is home to some seriously spectacular trees that have been around for hundreds of years, if not millennia. The fact that these ancient trees are still standing today is a testament to nature’s resilience as well as the environmental stewardship efforts on a provincial level and by grassroots organizations like Ancient Forest Alliance.

Curiocity • 10/02/2025

The world's largest gathering of bald eagles takes place in B.C. every fall

Every fall, tens of thousands of bald eagles migrate to the Harrison River and Harrison Mills, where they’ll feast on even more spawning salmon, which later make their own journey back to the ocean. All the while, ancient white sturgeon glide beneath the freshwater, which means visitors can witness three spectacular natural phenomena this time of year in just this area alone.

Curiocity • 09/02/2025

There's a preserved gold rush-era town in B.C. with over 125 original buildings to explore

The historic town and park of Barkerville is a treasure trove of B.C.’s golden beginnings. The legendary gold rush town was established on Williams Creek after the discovery of gold in the hills that surrounded what was optimistically called “Richfield” at the time, and the rest is history.

Curiocity • 08/18/2025

I stayed at the only resort with a private beach in Osoyoos and here's how it went

Considered one of the most underrated wine regions in the world, B.C.’s Okanagan is a truly special place for locals and visitors alike. No summer feels complete without a visit here, so that’s exactly why we ventured there earlier this month.

Curiocity • 08/14/2025

The ocean's 'sparkly glow': Here's where to witness bioluminescence in B.C.

All that glitters isn’t gold — sometimes it’s bioluminescence. The breathtaking natural phenomenon behind the ocean’s bright blue glow is as fascinating as it is alluring, and its peak period is coming up.

Curiocity • 06/21/2025

There's a mineral-rich spotted lake in B.C. that changes colours

Situated near Osoyoos at the South Okanagan Grasslands Protected Area, Spotted Lake is known as kłlilx’w by local First Nations and has been a sacred site for centuries.

Curiocity • 06/11/2025

I went to Vancouver Island for the first time after 10 years of living on the mainland

I’ve lived in Vancouver for nearly a decade, and I’m ashamed to say that I didn’t set foot on Vancouver Island until May 2025 — though not for a lack of trying! Nonetheless, here's how the trip went, my first impressions, and more.

Curiocity • 05/21/2025

The world’s largest island-in-a-lake-on-an-island-in-a-lake-on-an-island is in Canada

Here’s a wild, fun fact to pull out of your pocket during your next social event. The world’s largest island-in-a-lake-on-an-island-in-a-lake-on-an-island is a real place, and it’s located in Canada. With a population of just over 41,000 people, Nunavut has the smallest population of any province or territory, and it’s home to this fascinating geological marvel — sometimes referred to on the internet as “Inception Island.”

Curiocity • 05/15/2025

There's a 'hidden' Vancouver Island gem with rich tide pools less than 20 minutes from Nanaimo

Nanoose Bay is a true hidden gem in B.C. that perfectly encapsulates the “island life.” Tucked between Nanaimo and the Parksville Qualicum Beach area, the small but vibrant community strikes the perfect balance between relaxation and adventure.

Curiocity • 02/01/2025

One of Canada's largest hot springs awaits in this B.C. boreal forest

Liard River Hot Springs Park is one of B.C.’s top natural marvels, sheltering the second-largest hot springs in Canada. So if you’re up for the drive, it’s definitely worth visiting any time of year.

Curiocity • 06/10/2024

B.C. is home to the largest natural hot springs in Canada and it comes with mountain views

Ready to immerse yourself in the largest natural mineral hot springs in all of Canada? You don’t have to go far if you’re in B.C.

Curiocity • 10/25/2022

Wineries, farms, & museums: Here are 12 amazing things to do in South Okanagan

The South Okanagan in the summer is a picturesque paradise marked by wine tours, nights on the patio, and carefree lake days. Think Osoyoos, Kelowna’s less busy, underrated sibling.