Tasha Brown calls her daughter Kaydance “a sparkling gem, a little miracle.” And then she begins to cry. Brown is frantic with worry, because her two-year-old is missing. Brown began to suspect in early May that her estranged wife had defied a court order and fled Canada with their daughter, who was conceived with the ...

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Here it is! Better late than never, Kootenay Pride‘s event listing took some time to compile as we have almost double the events than any other year on record! 2016 is set to be our biggest Pride celebration yet, so here’s the complete list: THURSDAY SEPT. 1 7pm – Making a Scene w/ Author in ...

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MP Stephen Fuhr – holding onto a huge rainbow flag – guided thousands of people walking in the Kelowna pride rally on Saturday afternoon. The MP was the grand marshal for the Kelowna pride march and rally, which had the theme “We Are One” this year. Fuhr wasn’t the only well-known face, though. Premier Christy ...

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NDP MLA Spencer Chandra Herbert has tried to have B.C. Human Rights Code amended for several years The provincial government plans to table legislation that will explicitly protect gender identity and expression in the B.C. Human Rights Code, Attorney General Suzanne Anton announced Wednesday in Vancouver. “In British Columbia we have a human rights code ...

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The 34-kilometre trek from the Langdale Ferry Terminal to Sechelt is a mix of meandering local roads dotted with cottages and rolling highway with a separate bike path. Along the way you can enjoy beaches, public art and a sunny patio on the shores of Sechelt Inlet and — with a maximum elevation of just 144 ...

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For Duane and Deb Feser of Springfield, Minn., the splendour of the views from the Sea to Sky Gondola and overall beauty of B.C. were the draws that pulled them on a long summer road trip. They didn’t need the added encouragement of cheap gasoline while driving across the U.S. “I’ve heard a lot about Vancouver and always ...

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If you haven’t been to the Sunshine Coast it’s hard to imagine that a 40-minute ferry ride from Horseshoe Bay to Langdale will transport you to incredible scenery, a slower pace and boundless opportunities to connect with nature. And the 180-kilometre stretch of coastline is indeed sunnier than the Lower Mainland. It’s hiker heaven. The ...

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Bring the family. Watch for wildlife. Dip the paddle. Seek out northern treasures. In spring, British Columbians face some tough choices. There’s still plenty of skiing and snowboarding to be done, but it’s also time to hit the hiking trails, put the boat in the water and break out the camping gear. Camping? In spring? ...

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