by ingrid.admin | May 31, 2020 | BC Bed & Breakfast, Blog
Along with many other businesses, many Bed & Breakfasts have been closed the last several months due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Even though B&Bs were not specifically ordered closed, many did so for the safety of guests as well as the innkeepers/owners. Bed...
by ingrid.admin | Sep 1, 2012 | BC Travel
Canada’s 2012 Culture Days is a national arts event that runs from September 28-30 and will celebrate its third year as an annual event. Culture Days events are free and presented by volunteers whose aim is to make Canadian arts available to all with a wide...
by ingrid.admin | May 16, 2011 | British Columbia Bed & Breakfasts
A large part of the attraction of staying at a British Columbia Bed & Breakfast concerns the bigger word in “Bed & Breakfast”, our breakfasts of course! The BC B&Bkeepers Guild definition of what is a Bed & Breakfast includes the...
by ingrid.admin | May 9, 2011 | Vancouver Island
May is a terrific month here in British Columbia. The weather is getting warmer, the rhododendrons go crazy and gardeners know it is time to plant, weed and feed. On Vancouver Island, between Port Hardy in the north and Victoria in the south, there are over 18...
by ingrid.admin | Mar 24, 2011 | Vancouver Island
It’s true; over 20,000 grey whales are heading north. Why, you ask? Well, obviously because they want to participate in the 25th Annual Pacific Rim Whale Festival taking place on the wild west coast of Vancouver Island from Ucluelet to Tofino, and all of...
