Oh poutine… fries, topped with cheese curds and topped again with gravy. No dish more Canadian than this delicious carb-laden monstrosity of an assault on everything we know about healthy eating. While I’m thrilled with how I’m doing on the Keto diet; every so often, I get the siren-song craving for poutine. Cue my Keto […]
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The Sunshine Coast trail is an impressive 180KM backcountry hiking trail that stretches from Sarah Point in Desolation Sound to Saltery Bay on the Sunshine Coast. The trail features 14 huts – making it the longest hut-to-hut hiking trail in North America. The trail and huts are all free to use, and do not require
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After some shorter, beginner-friendly overnight paddling adventures at Widgeon Creek and Twin Islands, Jens and I were ready to take on a longer kayak camping adventure. While there are no shortages of water-based adventures near Vancouver; there is a very small margin for error when dealing with the ocean, tides and currents; so after some
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A short boat ride away from Vancouver is a beautiful island full of gorgeous ocean vistas, peaceful forested trails, and wonderful people brimming with laid-back island vibes. Bikepacking on Salt Spring offers a plethora of experiences. From oceanside camping at Ruckle Park, to various wineries, breweries and farm-to-table dining experiences thanks to the local small-scale
“Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish, and you feed him for a lifetime.” Crabbing is one of my favourite activities primarily because it does not require any skill, and you can do it while relaxing at a dock with a cold drink, or just
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Murtle Lake is the largest canoe-only lake in North America. This pristine L-shaped lake – home to some amazing trout-fishing – is located in Wells Gray provincial park – approximately a 7-8 hour drive northeast of Vancouver, near Mount Robson – highest point of the Canadian Rockies. In late-June 2021, during one of the
In 2022, I’ll be pausing my largely 9-to-5 life to take a sabbatical year. I’ll be essentially taking a paid leave of absence – on what is called a “deferred salary leave” from my job to go travel for a year. When I tell people about my plan to take a break from my life
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The world is a big place and you can spend your entire life travelling and never see it all. This is never more apparent than when you live in Canada. My country is so vast that I could spend a lifetime just exploring my own province of British Columbia – which holds a landmass greater
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With the pandemic making flying a less common endeavor, many of you might be wondering on how to keep your airline points from expiring when you don’t have any intention of travelling. Having airline points expire is a very frustrating experience. Sometimes you end up missing the year-end deadline for the airline with which you’ve
It’s now the latter half of 2021, we’ve been through nearly two years of a global pandemic that has changed the world, and changed how we live our lives – possibly forever. Prior the pandemic, I was travelling roughly half the year. Business travel took me to all corners of the world – I woke
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