The color in these scene in Vancouver harbor captured me. The red of the tugboat in front of the impossibly yellow mountain of sulfur is the sort of shot I love.

Yet another Vancouver resident wants to welcome you with a kiss. This one is from the collection of totem poles in Stanley Park.

One surprising thing about walking along the coast of Stanley Park in Vancouver is the endless stream of sea planes taking off and landing in the area between Stanley Park and Canada ...

To get to the thriving market area of Granville Island from downtown in Vancouver, one of the easiest ways is to hope one of the diminutive False Creek Ferries which ply the ...

Do you think that the Vancouver natives are perhaps excited about tonight’s game 7 in the Stanley Cup? Normally the “Girl in a Wetsuit Statue” in Stanley Park does not wear a ...

The oldest, and according to them, most popular tourist attraction in Vancouver is the Capilano Suspension Bridge which crosses a gorge over the Capilano River in North Vancouver. This whole attraction is ...

The Capilano Suspension Bridge just north of Vancouver, British Columbia has never been a good place for those with a fear of heights. The new Cliffwalk that just opened there continues that ...

I don’t recall what the name of this sea going creature was from the Royal Tyrel Museum of Paleantology in Drumheller, Alberta Canada, but for sure this is not something you would ...

What is in the middle of your local mall? If you did not say a recreation of Christopher Columbia’s flagship, the Santa Maria, then you don’t live near Edmonton Alberta and the ...

The Amateur Traveler talks to Corinne from Have Baby Will Travel who is a life-long Torontonian (that is to say that she lives in Toronto, Ontario). Corinne gives us an interduction to ...