Archive for June, 2008

Ric’s Grill in Kelowna

Sunday, June 29th, 2008

Welcome to Ric’s Grill in Kelowna, part of a group of award-winning restaurants that haven’t lost sight of the fascinating craft of cooking, the art of hospitality and the importance of honesty. The deepening and understand of why it is known as the 21st century Steakhouse. Welcome to the place where the traditional meets the original. Ric’s Grill was on the vision, a dining room superior experience of experts in the service of the highest quality of food in a nice restaurant at a reasonable price. Since the opening of the first Ric in Prince George in 1998 to the fourteenth store in Kelowna in 2006, we do deliver that vision. Customers in eight cities to return again and again to Ric’s Grill formula product, service and value. Also see Things to do in Kelowna / Activities in Kelowna.

Grizzly dumped in B.C. waters with car batteries

Sunday, June 29th, 2008

VANCOUVER — A gruesome discovery awaits the B.C. Conservation Officer Service near a small island off B.C.’s central coast.

Officers were told by a witness last week that staff at the Lagoon Cove Marina on Cracroft Island had shot a young grizzly bear, dragged its carcass down to a boat, tied a few car batteries around its neck and threw it overboard.

Baden Cross, a researcher with the Valhalla Wilderness Society who is often contracted by the government to map bear-human conflict zones, was canoeing with his wife nearby when he heard the shot fired at the marina.
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Bearfoor Bistro in Whistler

Saturday, June 28th, 2008

At heart, The Bearfoot Bistro is a simple French bistro, with an emphasis on the quality and freshest ingredients of the season and a wine list, the result is anything but simple. The food scene in Whistler is very dynamic, as you would expect from one of North Americas top ski area, and one of the top British Columbia Vacation destinations, which will soon host the winter Olympics. To get noticed among the many restaurants in Whistler requires something special - and Bear Foot Bistro has it. With very inventive dishes served in three or five courses, it is like an avant-iron cooking fields, depending on the dinner.

Monk’s Grill in Whistler

Friday, June 27th, 2008

Established 1990, Monk’s Grill is in a prime location of the best ski hills in North America – Whistler. Monk’s Grill was built to the specifications of the architecture with a roof garden and two beautiful courtyards mountainside heated. Because of the dual nature of the grill, a warm friendship ski bar for lunch and après-ski, plus a fine dinner in the evening, Monk’s has a chameleon like quality. It is not unusual for friends to enjoy a beer in the courtyard after the skiing and change Alberta Monk’s Prime Rib of Beef with Yorkshire pudding for dinner. British Columbia Travel
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Adara Whistler Hotel

Thursday, June 26th, 2008

Adara Whistler HotelFull of inspiration, Adara Whistler is the first designer boutique hotel, with the urban sophistication type of accommodation in Whistler. This unique hotel has a fine luxury and design offering customers an unforgettable experience with a combination of style and comfort. Located in the heart of the North Americas famous ski resort, Adara offers its customers a modern alternative to traditional accommodations. When preparing a new standard boutique hotel, Hotel Adara Whistler captures the essence of the experience of Whistler. More on Whistler Travel Guide
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Four Seasons Hotel in Vancouver

Tuesday, June 24th, 2008

The Four Seasons Hotel in Vancouver mirrors the comfortable, chic style of this peacefully sophisticated urban centre with over 300 classic, residential guest rooms, including 66 suites, all offering large windows overlooking the city’s magnificent scenery and landmarks.
Situated in the hub of this international centre of business, culture and natural beauty is the cosmopolitan Four Seasons, rising above the Pacific Center’s 100 plus shops and featuring YEW restaurant + bar, the freshest flavor in the city. British Columbia Travel

B.C. floats endless foot theories

Sunday, June 22nd, 2008

Western Canada Bureau Chief

Vancouver–Last August, a 12-year-old girl found a sneaker on the beach and, intrigued at her discovery, she sat down, untied the laces and out fell the remains of a human foot.

She was likely the last person in British Columbia to pick up a shoe along the shoreline without fearing what they would find.

Since then, four other feet have washed ashore. What was thought to be a sixth foot was found on the shores of Vancouver Island on Wednesday, but investigators quickly discovered it was a hoax, a skeletonized animal paw, packed with seaweed and stuffed inside a sock and a running shoe.
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West End Guest House in Vancouver

Saturday, June 21st, 2008

West End Guest House in VancouverThe West End Guest House is a beautiful Vancouver bed and breakfast offering very comfortable rooms in the West End of Vancouver’s lively downtown. The Guest House is situated very near to the cruise ship terminal as well as Robson Street, where some of the best shopping in Vancouver can be found.
British Columbia Travel Guides

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Executive Suites Garibaldi Springs Golf Resort in Squamish

Thursday, June 19th, 2008

Executive Suites Garibaldi Springs Golf Resort is a large hotel offering only luxury suites, situated in Squamish, British Columbia. Set along the picturesque Sea to Sky Highway, a mere 45 minutes north of Vancouver and just 30 minutes south of the renowned Whistler Village area making the hotel a British Columbia Travel highlight.

The Executive Suites Garibaldi Springs Golf Resort features:
18 Hole Garibaldi Springs Golf Course
Restaurant and Bar with an Outdoor Terrace
Indoor / Outdoor pool and Jacuzzi
Gym & Wellness Centre
Meeting and Event Space

Business Centre
Adventure Desk

Crystals View B & B in Vancouver

Saturday, June 14th, 2008

Crystal’s View Bed and Breakfast offers a delightful European ambiance with all the comforts of home. You can unwind in stylish, private guest rooms that offer designer fine linens, a large color TV, a fireplace and your own, in-room Double Jacuzzi Tub.

Crystal Davis will personally prepare your breakfast, beginning with your choice of cappuccinos and cafe lattés from the professional grade Espresso machine and then a full breakfast to start your day of exploring all that a British Columbia Vacation has to offer. Afternoon tea or coffee with home-baked biscotti will be waiting when you get back.