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Calming evening in Belcarra, BC

Calming ocean waves of the incoming tide at the Jug Island Trail in Belcarra, British Columbia, on Saturday evening.

The things all car lovers must do at least once

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Iconic tourist attraction makes major change affecting thousands of visitors

It said people were 'abusing' the accessibility provision.

Scientists find about a quarter million invisible nanoplastic particles in a liter of bottled water

The average liter of bottled water has nearly a quarter million invisible pieces of ever so tiny nanoplastics, detected and categorized for the first time by a microscope using dual lasers. (Jan. 8) (AP Video: Mary Conlon)

70 endangered desert tortoises reintroduced into wild

70 critically endangered Mojave desert tortoises have been reintroduced to wild after their winter burrows at Edwards Air Force Base in Southern California.

Our top 5 Amazon deals of the week

Looking to shop great deals? Here are our favourite deal items up for grabs this week on Amazon. Save big on Shapermint, Lefant and more coveted brand items.

Finding joy at age 100: Talking to centenarians about living their best life at any age

Aging is seen as a period of loss, and there are unhelpful myths about older adults. Myths lead to treatable conditions being considered normal parts of aging, including cognitive decline, dementia, depression and loneliness. Some even consider exercise dangerous in older adults. At the same time, mainstream media promotes the message that being young is central to a person’s value. These ideas lead to ageism and older adults being seen as...

8 hours of sleep for everyone? Factors and tips for healthy night's rest

Often, everyone hears the statement that every person needs to sleep for 8 hours for a healthy sleep. However, it is worth knowing whether this rule is indeed the same for everyone, according to the Instagram account of the medical community Zdorovishi razom (Healthier together). Factors influencing sleep duration Individuality is the key to health...

The doomed quest of the ‘last great explorer’ to find a mystical city in the Amazon rainforest

12 things that will surprise you at European restaurants

When you travel abroad, you expect things to be different. In Europe, the language, food, and landscapes change with each (nearly non-existent) border you cross. However, certain quirks of eating in restaurants on the continent are mostly uniform, regardless of the country.

Hacks to make camping in your car as relaxing as possible

Nathan Coleman has some tips for weekend adventurers looking to sleep the night away in their car.

Tetraplegic aims to be first with complete spinal injury to climb Mt Kilimanjaro

A British man aiming to become the first complete spinal injury tetraplegic to climb Mount Kilimanjaro said he is “massively excited” to finally attempt the challenge he had wanted to undertake before his injury. Max Levene, 31, told the PA news agency he set his sights on reaching the summit of the largest mountain in Africa while living in Kenya ...

Avoiding shrinkflation is difficult, but these shoppers have a few tips

MONTREAL — Stefani Balinsky not only brings her list when she goes grocery shopping, she also brings a calculator. Oftentimes Balinsky, a mother of a teenager and a 20-year-old, finds herself standing in the aisles and calculating if she's getting the best deal for every dollar spent. It's her way of fighting back against shrinkflation. She recalle...

10 of the least-visited countries in the world

Spring Home Essentials: Elevating everyday basics

Style expert Samantha Pynn offers creative tips to refresh everyday essentials -with a twist. From luxurious sheets to vibrant towels, colorful dishes, stylish storage baskets, and cozy pillows and throws, she proves that basics don't have to be boring. Get ready to elevate your living spaces with simple yet stylish updates!

‘Hardest Geezer’ announces long-distance running return at London Marathon

A man from West Sussex who recently ran the entire length of Africa has shared his plan to return to long-distance running at the upcoming London Marathon. Russ Cook, nicknamed Hardest Geezer, said he planned to run the marathon on Sunday for charity despite only finishing his 352-day challenge on April 7. The 27-year-old covered more than 16,000km...

15 things that saved me on my first all-inclusive trip with kids — And one thing I wish I’d brought

These are the items any parent will want to pack with them the next time they bring the family to an all-inclusive resort.

20 timeless decor ideas for any home

Flip through the gallery for 20 timeless decor ideas for any home, from finding the right furniture to tying your space together with the perfect scent.

One is 36. The other is 72. Both women love being single

Callers Lisa, 36, and Marie, 72, tell BC Today host Michelle Eliot about the advantages of deciding to stay single.

Massive floods in UAE: Flights canceled at Dubai Airport

Massive floods have hit the United Arab Emirates, already resulting in the flooding of parts of major highways, reports AP. Due to the rise in water levels on the streets, massive puddles have formed, and cars got stuck in the water. It's worth noting that rain in the UAE is quite rare, but it occasionally occurs during the winter months. Because m...

Europe's stunning railway stations: Photo tour

From the "railway cathedral" to King's Cross station, made famous by the Harry Potter books, European train stations are often standalone historical and architectural gems, and many journeys through countries often begin from them. Find out where in Europe to see stations that experts consider architectural masterpieces in this article. Materials f...

9 of the wildest urban legends in Disney history – and which ones are true

The most interesting European cars we’ve ever spotted in American junkyards

American junkyards are inevitably full of Detroit's finest - but we've unearthed plenty of European models on our travels too

Check Out Kawasaki's Incredibly Rad, Fishing-Ready Ultra 160LX-S Angler Jet Ski

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How colonial contact and intermarrying influenced Indigenous beadwork

Knowledge keeper Gary Gott describes how beadwork in North America morphed over time.

Meet Judy Tulk, who helped Russian acrobats when they defected to Canada 30 years ago

Join a special reunion between Judy Tulk, former manager of the Cygnus Gymnastic Club, and the former members of the world-famous Moscow Circus who travelled back to St. John’s recently to visit the woman they consider their “mom.” Tulk tells the CBC’s Mark Quinn how the life-long friendship got its start.

The world’s 9th biggest country is a rare undiscovered marvel with ‘jaw-dropping’ scenery

Inside ‘the world’s least-visited country’ – where dirty cars are illegal and social media is banned

Taking your dog to the beach? Here are some dangers you should be aware of

It's fun to bring dogs to the beach, but it can also be a dangerous place. Here are some tips to keep pets safe in the sun, on the sand, and in the sea.

Airline caterers go on strike, affecting travellers on flights via Pearson airport

About 800 airline food service staff at Toronto's Pearson airport went on strike Tuesday, leaving thousands of passengers without meals. Gate Gourmet employees voted 96 per cent against an offer from the Swiss-owned travel catering company on Monday night, Teamsters Canada said. The workers cook, package and deliver food and beverages to planes for...

The 20 best small towns in Europe

Who wouldn't want to spend a couple of weeks marveling at Paris, Amsterdam, and Madrid? And while they are lovely places, you should take advantage of the smaller towns. Here are 20 wonderful suggestions!

Made in Epekwitk: Meet Novalea Mackinnon, who turns beads into art with a traditional flair

In our series Made in Epekwitk, we're meeting Indigenous artisans across the Island. Today, we meet Novalea Mackinnon, a Chippewa artisan of Rama First Nation who was born and raised here on P.E.I. Mackinnon creates a variety of pieces but beadwork is closest to her heart.

Whatever happened to the legendary 'lost' continent of Mu?

Despite advances in science and radiocarbon dating, there’s only so far back into the past we can look. That means that great chapters of ancient history will likely always remain a mystery, leaving gaping holes for myth and legend to fill. Enter the long-lost continent of Lemuria, also known as Mu – a vast landmass that, according to believers, ex...

Retirees: Is it time to downsize, even in this real estate market?

Your home is your sanctuary, but it’s also one of your biggest budget items. And after you retire, it may feel like more house than you need. But in this housing market, when a smaller home with upgraded features may be about as expensive as the one you’re selling, is it still smart to downsize? In some cases, downsizing is appropriate, but not nec...

Winnipegger denied flight refund even though he bought cancellation insurance

Allianz Global Assistance says disaster at a pre-booked accommodation is not a covered reason under the policy.

The rare treasures of a car collection you’ve (probably) never heard of

Inside the terrific car collection of Sheikh Faisal Bin Qassim Al Thani in Qatar

5 Spring 2024 Trends You Can Buy Secondhand

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‘Friendly’ and ‘walkable’ city named one of the best destinations in the UK

Searching for vinyl at Ontario's largest record show

More than 60 vendors were on hand at the Toronto-Mississauga Vinyl Records and Collectibles Show, helping to emphasize the resurgence of the traditional format. CityNews' Rob Leth reports.

15 Packing Cubes To Keep Your Next Trip Much More Organized

At Refinery29, we’re here to help you navigate this overwhelming world of stuff. All of our market picks are independently selected and curated by the editorial team. If you buy something we link to on our site, Refinery29 may earn commission.In our never-ending crusade to streamline the process of packing— and to make unpacking less of a hassle — we have become loyal devotees of the almighty packing cube. The zippered bags are extremely handy...

Single life brings freedom — and societal challenges

Tommy is in his 40s, and has been single his whole life. In an emotional phone call, he told BC Today host Michelle Eliot about the impact it has on him.

US Coast Guard , Navy rescue three fisherman stranded on Pacific Ocean island

Three fishermen stranded on a desolate island in the Pacific for more than a week spelled “HELP” with palm fronds, aiding their rescue. (AP produced by Javier Arciga)

Restaurants feeling financial pinch as industry sees drop in employment

A Vancouver restaurant is feeling the financial pinch as the industry shed over 26,000 jobs in March. Grace Ke reports.

No such thing as a free lunch ... or maybe a free day trip to Venice anymore, either

Mass tourism has placed such a strain on Venice that the city will be imposing a visitor's fee for 29 high-traffic days this year, starting April 25, to dissuade daytrippers and curb the growing number of tourists. Exemptions will apply to locals, commuters, people who pay property tax in Venice, visitors who stay overnight and those participating in sporting events, but some exemptions must be registered online. While this may only be a trial period, the results will be used to tweak the program with the goal of making it permanent.

Is map-reading a lost art? In an era of GPS, here's what map fans say we're losing

For older generations, maps are more than just pieces of paper — they're symbols of where we've been and where we might go. But as GPS and cell phones take over, is map-reading becoming a lost skill?

Discovery of underwater city that is older than the pyramids leaves scientists baffled

Nestled some 650 metres (2,000 feet) beneath the waves surrounding Cuba lies one of archaeology’s great unsolved mysteries. In 2000, researchers from the Canadian company Advanced Digital Communications (ADC) were surveying the waters off the tip of the Guanahacabibes Peninsula, when their sonar equipment picked up a strange series of structures do...

Is a cottage a viable 1st home? How the ownership thought process is changing

Should your first property be urban, suburban or rural? Here's what to know about how costs and lifestyle can vary depending on where and what kind of home you buy.

The Junkyard Discoveries of Doug’s 4-Wheelers in Pella, Iowa

Take a tour down an automotive memory lane

Pro-Palestinian demonstrators shut down airport highways and key bridges in major US cities

CHICAGO (AP) — Pro-Palestinian demonstrators blocked roadways in Illinois, California, New York and the Pacific Northwest on Monday, temporarily shutting down travel into some of the nation's most heavily used airports, onto the Golden Gate and Brooklyn bridges and on a busy West Coast highway. In Chicago, protesters linked arms and blocked lanes o...

Historic train's last run?

The famous 'Royal Hudson' locomotive has been parked now for 25 years and we're learning another piece of B.C.'s rail history may also have made it's last run after more than 100 years. Cassidy Mosconi has the details on what may have taken the steam out of Fort Steele's iconic engine 1077.