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Tourism Tofino targets offseason traffic boost

Tourism Tofino targets offseason traffic boost

The goal is to reach a 69 per cent average occupancy between October and May by 2027
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New ‘Island Eats’ cookbook hits shelves

New ‘Island Eats’ cookbook hits shelves

Book paints a picture of Vancouver Island with a compendium of over 80 recipes from signature chefs
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Sip and savour: Artisanal beers abound on Vancouver Island

Sip and savour: Artisanal beers abound on Vancouver Island

When it comes to voting for the BC Ale Trail’s Best Brewery Experience award , craft beer enthusiasts are spoiled for choice around the province — and Vancouver Island is no exception.
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Online gift, gear and getaway auction boosts BC fish and wildlife conservation

Online gift, gear and getaway auction boosts BC fish and wildlife conservation

B.C. Wildlife Federation online auction supports conservation projects across the province
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Head outdoors this summer with Outdoors West!

Head outdoors this summer with Outdoors West!

New magazine shares the how-to and where-to of exploring Western Canada’s great outdoors
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Which BC brewery do you think offers the best overall experience?

Which BC brewery do you think offers the best overall experience?

Voting is underway for the BC Ale Trail’s Best Brewery Experience award
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PHOTOS: Humpbacks put on a show for visitors to Vancouver Island

PHOTOS: Humpbacks put on a show for visitors to Vancouver Island

Whale watching tour leaves participants in awe
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Toquaht Nation ready to welcome guests to Secret Beach Campground and Marina

Toquaht Nation ready to welcome guests to Secret Beach Campground and Marina

Located a 45-minute drive from Ucluelet, the campground features a new kid-friendly dirt pump track
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Tla-o-qui-aht Tribal Parks: A Vision into a Movement

Tla-o-qui-aht Tribal Parks: A Vision into a Movement

The First Nations people of the Tla-o-qui-aht have a vision for the future that has roots in the past. When clear-cutting in the 1980s threatened to destroy the Ancestral Gardens on Meares Island, the largest act of civil disobedience at that point in Canadian history put the region on the international stage, and created an environmental movement led by the Tla-o-qui-aht people.
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Enter to WIN a family fishing adventure in Ucluelet

Enter to WIN a family fishing adventure in Ucluelet

Share your favourite fishing photos to enter
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