Christina Newberry

(non-bylined advertorial) More than 100 kilometres long and up to 150 metres deep, Kootenay Lake is the largest natural lake in southern British Columbia. Lined by six welcoming communities and surrounded by two towering mountain ranges, this massive glacier-carved watershed is the perfect place to embrace lake life this summer—no matter what that looks like for you...

VANCOUVER — It was a milestone moment in Vancouver last week as the Seabourn Encore made its maiden call during a seven-day sailing to Juneau, marking the start of the cruise line’s 2026 Alaska season.
The nine-year-old ship will sail weekly between the two destinations until September, when it will cross the Pacific and spend seven months in Asia before returning to Vancouver next spring...

(non-bylined advertorial) In an increasingly unstable world, Seattle’s youth are a key resource for creative problem-solving, visionary leadership, and community building. However, young people’s ideas are often minimized or dismissed.

Youth with marginalized identities, in particular, face social pressure to self-protect by making their voices smaller. In identity-safe spaces, young people can shed those layers of self-protection, enabling them to take inspired risks...

(non-bylined advertorial) Injectable weight-loss medications, GLP-1s, have quickly become part of life for many people, bringing new attention to a class of compounds known as peptides. As interest grows, so does the importance of separating established science from social media hype. Peptides play a role in regulating processes from metabolism and sleep to joint recovery and skin health — but what exactly are they?

VANCOUVER — The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) wrapped up its 2026 Roadshow in Vancouver, the only Canadian stop on a three-city tour of North America.
The event connected 32 Thai suppliers with some 45 travel advisors in a packed afternoon of speed-dating-style seven-minute meetings.

Vancouver is a critical hub for Thai tourism in North America, as Air Canada’s YVR to Bangkok flight is the only nonstop service from the continent...

(non-bylined advertorial) Spring is a special time in Whistler. Fresh snow is still falling on the peaks while wildflowers are starting to bloom in the valley. Lift lines are short and trails are quiet, but the après scene still pops.

The spring multisport season is a short but very sweet moment that locals look forward to every year. Pack your ski boots and your sandals – you’ll need them both for a spring getaway in this picture-perfect mountain town.

Surrounded by shimmering lakes, ancient forests and rolling grasslands, Greater Vernon is home to more than 500 kilometres of hiking, biking and multi-use trails through some of British Columbia’s most iconic landscapes.

From gentle lakeside strolls to heart-pumping black diamond trails, there’s something here for every outdoor adventurer. There are so many trails to explore that Greater Vernon was recognized as the Official Trail Capital of BC in 2023.

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.

(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...

(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...

(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...

(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...

(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...

(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...