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See some of BC's most famous four-legged residents on a tour of the pristine Khutzeymateen Grizzly Bear Sanctuary near Prince Rupert.

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Abbotsford-An Agricultural Jewel

June 29, 2010 | Field Reports > Abbotsford, Arts, Culture & History Tours

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Abbotsford, BC is truly an agricultural jewel...lush, warm and welcoming.
It was such a pleasure to travel around the area and see it's beauty firsthand. A 'city in the country', Abbotsford is an amazingly fertile place. It's a great destination to learn, see and sample some of the best of what BC has to offer. If you're interested in Agri-tourism, wineries or simply enjoying the exceptional rural scenery~you have to check out Abbotsford.

Posted by Tourism BC Field Reporter Michael Fountain, at 01:28 PM

Sunshine Coast Tour :)

June 29, 2010 | Field Reports > Gibsons, Arts, Culture & History Tours

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Have you been to the Sunshine Coast of BC? It's absolutely fantastic! 

Growing up on the westcoast of BC, I'd always wanted to visit the Sunshine Coast. I remember hearing the name Sunshine Coast and envisioning a sunny, magical place- it always conjured images of beautiful coastline and Beachcomber nostalgia. I recently had a chance to visit and...WOW...it's amazing -wonderful natural beauty, rich culture and super friendly people. If you get a chance, visit the Sunshine Coast. I guarantee you'll love it!

Oh yeah, one more thing...prepare to sample some of the best oysters you can imagine but be careful with the 'Jamaican Me Hot' sauce at Smitty's Oyster House in Gibsons...it's hot ;)

Posted by Tourism BC Field Reporter Michael Fountain, at 01:14 PM