Located in the heart of British Columbia's Kootenay region, The Brick stands as a testament to Canadian retail excellence, offering an extensive selection of home furnishings, premium appliances, and sophisticated electronics under one expansive roof. As part of a nationwide network of over 200 stores that have been transforming houses into homes since 1971, this location features everything from ... »
Among the Niagara Escarpment's most remarkable features, Devil's Punchbowl showcases a massive bowl-shaped gorge where twin waterfalls cascade down colorful rock walls, exposing 450 million years of geological history through distinct bands of dolostone, shale, and sandstone. The conservation area's crown jewel is its 37-meter Upper Falls, which transforms from a thundering cascade after rainfall ... »
Step into Canada's living aviation museum where over 40 historic military aircraft, including one of only two airworthy Lancaster bombers in existence, stand as proud sentinels of aerial warfare history. The Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum transcends the typical museum experience by maintaining a fleet of functioning vintage aircraft that regularly take to the skies, offering visitors the rare o... »
At Prime Steak + Raw Bar, the traditional steakhouse concept receives a masterful Asian-influenced reinvention, where premium globally-sourced steaks share the spotlight with an extensive raw bar featuring fresh oysters, artisanal sashimi, and king crab. The restaurant's contemporary dining spaces - from the main room to the seasonal patio - provide the perfect backdrop for experiencing their care... »
Spencer Gorge Conservation Area stands as one of Ontario's most spectacular geological marvels, featuring the dramatic 41-meter Tew's Falls, Hamilton's tallest cascade next to Niagara Falls, alongside the picturesque 22-meter Webster's Falls with its historic cobblestone bridge. The ancient rock formations of the Niagara Escarpment create an awe-inspiring backdrop, while panoramic vistas from Dund... »
Perched atop the Niagara Escarpment, Dundas Peak rewards adventurous hikers with awe-inspiring panoramic views of Hamilton, the Spencer Gorge, and two majestic waterfalls along a challenging 2.4km trail system. The natural landmark transforms throughout the seasons, from spring's rushing waterfalls to summer's clear visibility, though autumn steals the show with its explosive display of fall color... »
Delve into one of Ontario's most intriguing geological wonders, where ancient limestone bedrock has been masterfully carved by water over millennia to create an otherworldly landscape of caves, sinkholes, and disappearing streams spread across 93 hectares of protected terrain. The conservation area showcases seven distinct caves, including the renowned Nexus and Pottruff formations, alongside a co... »
Traboulay PoCo Trail weaves through Port Coquitlam’s urban parks, riversides, and wooded areas, offering a 25-kilometer loop that balances accessibility with natural diversity. Pet-friendly paths, kid-safe routes, and well-marked signage make it ideal for casual hikers and families looking to explore without straying far from city comforts. Less known for steep climbs or crowded spots, the trail i... »
Coquitlam Creek offers a rarely spotlighted blend of urban proximity and ecological significance, supporting seasonal salmon runs and diverse bird species along its winding trails. Visitors can explore quiet forest paths, observe natural water cascades, and experience firsthand the creek’s role in local conservation efforts. Its accessible location within Coquitlam makes it a practical destination... »
Rocky Point Viewpoint in Port Moody offers accessible waterfront views paired with thoughtfully designed parking and entrance for all mobility levels. Visitors can enjoy expansive vistas of Burrard Inlet alongside occasional glimpses of marine traffic and local wildlife in a quieter setting. Less crowded than nearby lookouts, this spot provides a peaceful experience without sacrificing easy access... »