Freelance travel and lifestyle writer based in the beachy Vancouver suburb of White Rock, BC. Recent clients include Harley-Davidson Canada, CBC, the Evening Standard, and Thrillist.
Spring in Fernie, BC is Synonymous with Adventure (Sponsored content)
In Fernie, BC, spring brings clear trails, a surging river and sunny downtown patios that beckon you to explore and unwind in an unpretentious mountain town that’s well-worth discovering.
Driven by legacy: A centennial journey along Route 66
(non-bylined advertorial) Launched in 1926 as part of America’s first federal highway system, Route 66 has always been more than just a road. Winding 2,400 miles from Chicago to Los Angeles, the Mother Road carried families pushing West during the Depression and served as a military transport corridor during World War II before gaining international fame as a destination for travelers to get their kicks...
Jason McDaniel’s new vision for a modern, digital ICBC
(non-bylined advertorial) Jason McDaniel has a clear and forward-looking vision for the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC): a modernized, accessible public insurance corporation that keeps auto insurance rates affordable while consistently putting customers first...
Save-On-Foods' commitment to Western Canadian farmers brings sustainable produce to consumers
(non-bylined advertorial) All good food tells a story.
At Save-On-Foods, that story begins with more than 2,000 local growers and producers who pour their passion into bringing fresh Western Canadian produce, baked goods, and other essentials to your table every day.
At Windset Farms in Delta, B.C., that passion means early mornings in the LED-powered greenhouses that allow this family-owned business to produce tomatoes and cucumbers all year round...
Back-to-school budgets get help from new Unreal Deal program at Save-On-Foods
(non-bylined advertorial) The transition from relaxed summer schedules to busy school-year routines can come with a long to-do list. It's a challenge to juggle shopping for school supplies and lunchbox essentials with coordinating extracurricular activities and carpools, all while trying to keep the family budget under control.
A recent survey shows that 81% of Canadian parents feel stressed about back-to-school shopping, and 40% admit to overspending during this period...
How UBC Sauder School of Business is preparing a new generation of business leaders for the future of work
(non-bylined editorial) Today’s emerging business leaders need a new set of tools to create innovative solutions, drive sustainable growth, and help shape society for generations to come.
With a focus on experiential learning, responsible leadership, and a global perspective, UBC Sauder School of Business is consistently ranked one of the top business programs in Canada (2025) by Maclean’s Magazine...
Choose your own adventure on Vancouver Island with BC Ferries
(non-bylined advertorial) As the days start to get longer, there’s more time to explore – and Vancouver Island destinations like Victoria and Parksville, packed with family-friendly activities and exciting adventures, are perfect local getaways to shake off the cobwebs of winter hibernation.
The BC Ferries Trip Planning resource makes it easy to discover sailing specials and exclusive hotel offers, helping you plan your next Island getaway and save...
Skip the Sleeping Bag: Why a Hotcore Ultralight Down Quilt is the Best Choice for Your Next Overnight Hike
(advertorial) When you’re planning a night or more on the trail, every gram counts. A good sleeping system is non-negotiable for backpackers and thru-hikers, but a sleeping bag may not be worth its weight in your pack.
Here’s the reality: a sleeping bag keeps you warm by trapping your body heat in little pockets of air formed in lofted insulation. But the bottom layer of your bag has almost no loft at all—the air pockets are crushed under your body weight as you sleep...
Road Trip the Stunning Cariboo Chilcotin Coast in British Columbia
(sponsored) As the snow starts to melt, the vast open spaces of BC’s Cariboo Chilcotin Coast come alive. From guest ranches and wildlife encounters to vibrant local communities and Indigenous experiences, a road trip through this wild frontier offers the ultimate springtime escape. Whether you’re looking for active adventure or serene solitude, craft your own custom getaway in these rugged lands between the mountains and the sea.
TravelPulse Canada on Location: G Adventures Moroccan Sahara Discovery Tour
The Sahara Desert is the stuff of literature and legend. Paulo Coelho’s The Alchemist, in particular, played an important part in bringing my partner and me together, and partially inspired our decision to visit the world’s largest hot desert. After a couple of great experiences travelling with G Adventures in Southeast Asia, we booked their Moroccan Sahara Discovery tour and headed to Marrakesh...
Wild Wonder of the Pacific: It’s Storm Season in Tofino and Ucluelet
(non-bylined advertorial) Storm-watching season has arrived in Tofino and Ucluelet, and the power of Mother Nature is on full display. During this unique time on B.C.’s West Coast, massive waves gain momentum as they roll in across the Pacific, crashing down on the shore in Tofino and Ucluelet with crests up to 20 feet high.
BC Ferries makes it easy to plan your storm-watching adventure in time to catch this year’s thunderous natural display..
Sail into Sweater Season: Fall Adventures on the Sunshine Coast
(non-bylined advertorial) With its breathtaking beaches, cozy cafes and cabins, and mossy trails leading to stunning viewpoints, the Sunshine Coast is the perfect local destination for a refreshing getaway this fall.
A BC Ferries sailing from Horseshoe Bay to Langdale is the first step of your coastal getaway. With Saver fares, you can travel for less: return trip travel for a car and driver starts from $39. When you disembark, the coast is yours to explore...
Whistler’s tastiest celebration returns: Cornucopia serves up more than 100 events this fall
(non-bylined advertorial) Whistler’s flagship food and drink festival returns for its 29th year November 6 to 16. Featuring more than 100 events over 11 buzzing days, it’s the ultimate celebration of bold tastes and bolder attitudes.
There’s no set itinerary here; you can craft your experience with the same precision as Cornucopia’s star chefs and sommeliers. Mix and match indulgence, education, celebration and discovery for a custom Cornucopia that’s entirely your own...
Discover Endless Adventure and Exciting Events in Whistler this Fall
(non-bylined advertorial) With summer's hectic, activity-packed days in the rear-view mirror and the hustle and bustle of the holidays still a couple of months away, fall offers a chance to cut back on obligations and take time for yourself in Whistler's natural spectacular mountain playground...
Navigating Amsterdam’s museums like a pro
Rembrandt, Van Gogh, Vermeer. Amsterdam is home to so many famous artists it’s hard to name them all, let alone see all of their masterpieces in just one trip. Beyond the big-hitters, there are a handful of smaller museums and hidden gems, too.
The city has a mind-boggling amount of art: 75 museums and galleries, some of which sell out of tickets weeks in advance. So, I don’t blame you if you feel overwhelmed. To help parse through Amsterdam’s iconic collections and can’t-miss exhibits, we've created the ultimate museum guide with insider tips.