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Sun Peaks Resort may be known for its powdery ski slopes, this mountain gem in British Columbia transforms into a vibrant summer playground of festivals, wildflower hikes, outdoor concerts, and off-road adventures. Craving a midsummer escape from the city, my 19-year-old son, Thomas, and I strike out for one of my old stomping grounds: Sun Peaks Resort. Called Tod Mountain Ski Resort when I skied there as a teen, it's come a long way since it was home to just a few chairlifts and T-bar, a couple of day lodges and parking lots, and a smattering of slopeside cabins and A-frames.

The best summer patios in Vancouver aren't just about good food, they're about the views. From waterfront decks in Coal Harbour to rooftop hideaways and garden terraces, these restaurants deliver unbeatable scenery alongside fresh, West Coast flavours. Whether you're craving brunch in the sun, sunset cocktails, or a long, lazy lunch, patio season in Vancouver is something special. This handpicked list features 15 of the city's top outdoor dining spots where the atmosphere is just as memorable as the menu. And if you're looking to venture a little farther, don't miss our bonus picks beyond the city — including Horseshoe Bay, Grouse Mountain, Steveston, Burnaby, and more.

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The Vancouver Island wine region has a different feel from the more well-known Okanagan Wine Region. You notice its uniqueness immediately. The coastal air is cooler and fresher, a mix of ocean breeze and the damp scent of cedar from the old-growth forests. It evokes a strong connection to nature and the environment, which sets this wine region apart and directly impacts the distinct grape varietals and wine styles produced. It’s the kind of place that pulls you in and makes you slow down with its laid-back lifestyle. Influenced by the glacier soils, varied topography, and coastal climate, Vancouver Island vineyards are making exceptional award-winning wines with remarkable character, including artisan sparkling wines, using various methods from traditional to modern that rival the best.

Tucked into the gentle, sun-warmed slopes of the Cowichan Valley—just 4 km from the Salish Sea—Blue Grouse Estate Winery is a living testament to the evolution of Vancouver Island's wine industry. This award-winning winery has one of the oldest vineyards on Vancouver Island. Blue Grouse offers a glimpse into Vancouver Island's emerging potential as a respected wine region. With a rich history, thoughtful stewardship, and a clear commitment to sustainability, this estate gracefully balances tradition with forward momentum, reflected in every glass. Over its 30-year history, this trailblazing estate has grown from a boutique operation to a regional leader in cool-climate winemaking.

Father’s Day falls on Sunday, June 15, 2025, and it’s the perfect time to treat Dad to something special. Whether he’s a foodie, outdoorsman, or just ready to relax, this roundup includes 25+ events, brunches, family-friendly outings, and gift ideas happening across Vancouver and the Lower Mainland. From mouthwatering meals to classic car shows and scenic cruises, there’s something here for every type of dad—and every kind of family. Don't miss our June events guide 2025 Vancouver Father's Day Experiences and Family-friendly Events Spirits Speaker Series Special Gin Empress 1908 Tasting…

On a quiet stretch of Hornby Street in Downtown Vancouver, Desi Indian Lounge is doing something remarkable. Since opening its doors in January 2025, the restaurant has quickly garnered attention for offering Indian cuisine that is deeply rooted in heritage yet fearlessly modern in its presentation. Now, with the debut of a five-course tasting menu crafted by Executive Chef Bal Ajgaonkar, Desi invites guests to experience not just bold, flavorful dishes, but a story of legacy, local ingredients, and thoughtful intention. The new tasting menu, priced at $45 per person (plus tax and gratuity), is available Tuesday through Saturday with 24-hour advance reservations.

Tucked away in the rolling hills of the Saanich Peninsula, where ocean mist mingles with sun-drenched vines, Church and State Wines crafts wines that capture the soul of Vancouver Island. Here, every glass tells a story of coastal breezes, rich volcanic soil, and the passion of those who tend the vines. About Church and State Wines Church and State Wines owns two very different vineyards in British Columbia. The first winery began in 2004 on Vancouver Island in Brentwood Bay, 15 minutes from Victoria, and the other 80-plus acres are in the Oliver-Osoyoos corridor of the Okanagan Valley.