The B.C. couple were paddling off the coast of Lantzville when a mature adult bald eagle flew over their canoe and into the ocean.

Once the province rolls out its Phase 3 restart, an Explore BC campaign will promote 2020 as the 'year of the staycation'.

What started as a passion project now welcomes more than 1-million visitors each year.

Guests can enjoy guided treks through the rainforest among "towering, ancient cedars" and watch "rare marine performances" from "waters teeming with life."

Some winter athletes crave a mightier challenge, one off the beaten path, past the lifts and the groomers. This is where they can do that.

The pod hotel features stacked sleeping chambers, big enough for one or two people.

At the Summerland Heritage Cider Company, Ted Vollo and Lauren Wilson are busy putting the final touches on this year's production.

British Columbia saw a huge increase in international tourists for the first half of 2016, up just over 12 per cent from the year before.

British Columbia’s Haida Gwaii islands, with their long, rugged coastlines, temperate rainforest and unique wildlife, attract people from around the world to an area often referred to as 'the Galapagos of the North.' But what most travellers don’t expect to see on their visit to Haida Gwaii is the amount of plastic waste that washes up on the islands’ supposedly immaculate shores.

Elders are diligently recording Haida words and phrases for a free app designed to teach the language.