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When the Tri-Cities turns grey, the lakeside village of Harrison Hot Springs is a 90-minute reminder that autumn can be the best season of all.
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No mirrors, no membership traps — just barbells and a coach who knows your name. How Summit Performance built a gym that feels like a team.
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Every October since 2004, Marguerite Delaney has walked the same 400 metres of creek with a clicker and a notebook. Scientists now use her data.
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It takes a ferry, a highway and a little patience to reach Tofino from the Tri-Cities — and every kilometre is worth it once you hit the sand.
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Part salon, part sanctuary — Glow Beauty Lounge is turning a Coquitlam storefront into one of the Tri-Cities’ most talked-about studios.
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The loading-bay wall had been tagged and repainted eleven times in four years. Then a dozen kids aged 14 to 18 spent four months on it, and it has been clean ever since.
Four hours east of the Tri-Cities, Kelowna trades rainforest for sunshine, lake beaches, and some of the best patios in the province.
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A decade in, this family-run shop has earned something rarer than five-star reviews: a waiting room full of people who actually trust their mechanic.
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We asked 140 members one question: what stops you coming out? The answers had nothing to do with programming — so the new Tuesday drop-in has almost none.
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The Sunshine Coast feels a world away, but Gibsons is close enough for a day — a short ferry hop that swaps highways for harbour views.
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Our sledge hockey program has nine sledges and nineteen people who want to play. A custom sledge runs about $1,800 — here is exactly where the money goes.
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Waiting for Warmer Days It's already June, yet we're still waiting for those warm, sunny days to arrive. Normally, a Pro-D day is the perfect excuse for me t...
The First Time Years ago, I accidentally purchased a Hoya R720 infrared filter. At the time, I had no idea that this simple mistake would completely revoluti...
I missed the first three track meets. At the time, I did not think much of it. I was busy with work, busy with responsibilities, busy with the ordinary press...
Living in British Columbia's Tri-Cities means sharing our stunning backyard with some of nature’s coolest neighbors: American black bears . Because Coquitlam...
The Art of Patience Surprisingly, within the Tri-Cities area, you can find the perfect night sky for stargazing, situated far from the heavy light pollution ...
An Ordinary Afternoon That Felt Special Some afternoons become memorable without trying. There is no big plan, no special event, and no reason to expect anyt...
In the middle of Coquitlam’s City Centre, Lafarge Lake feels like a place where the city slows down. Surrounded by towers, schools, sports fields, transit, s...
We are hiring a videographer/editor and a show host to make two videos a week across the Tri-Cities. Long-term crew share in the revenue as the channel grows.
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