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BCLiving is the ultimate guide to living your best life in British Columbia. An exclusively digital publication, we cover the pillars of food & drink, shopping & style, health & fitness, home, travel and entertainment.
Whether you’re looking for the best places to eat, the top beauty trends, or advice on how to take better care of yourself, BCLiving provides consumer-oriented articles in digestible formats like top 10 lists, Q&A interviews with experts and influencers, as well as photo roundups of the coolest events.
We have a highly engaged audience who interacts with us regularly on social media and through our multiple contests. We also offer a variety of decor and fashion products in our online store, including our Simply Beautiful subscription box, which is delivered to more than 6000 Canadian women four times per year. Source
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Search ArticlesRecipe: How to Make Fajitas From Scratch (Camping Edition!)
Fajitas are definitely one of my go-to camping recipes. They’re easily customizable to everyone’s tastes, from making them vegetarian to super spicy. Plus, they make excellent leftovers. Depending on how many days into a camping trip you want to make them, all the prep could be done at home, and you can freeze your protein to help it keep longer (bonus—it keeps the cooler cold, too). You’ll also want to pre-mix the seasoning before you head out (check out this homemade seasoning recipe).
Birdman Restaurant Takes Flight in Victoria
When most people meet David Healey for the first time, they immediately notice the chef’s many tattoos. “I talk about having my philosophies of life on one arm and my philosophies on food on the other, and then I just have a lot of stuff in between,” he says. A tattoo he calls his “pinup pig” riffs on the old-school sailor tattoo of a pinup girl. His tattoo shows a pig sectioned into butcher cuts, honouring the idea of using the whole animal without any waste.
Worth the Drive: Authentic Italian Eats at Sabà Pizzeria
It’s a scorching summer afternoon, the temperature pushing 30° C—exactly the kind of day that calls for a leisurely escape from the city. An hour east of downtown Vancouver, the historic village of Fort Langley is buzzing with visitors strolling down its charming streets, and at the heart of the excitement is one of the town’s newest culinary additions: Sabà Pizzeria. But a destination this far from home deserves more than a meal.
What to Eat and Drink Around Vancouver this July
As I write this, Canada still has a chance in the World Cup. What a delicious sentence to type. I have, like most of the city, done a full 180 on my views of football and am now wholly in love with us as a footie-city. The vibes at the fan zones at the PNE and on Granville Street are absolutely elite. There is something so joyful about celebrating with folks from all around the world who are just bedazzled by our city’s beauty. If you haven’t been, go check it out—it’s a wonderful feeling out there.
Summer Paradise Found on B.C.’s Southern Gulf Islands
Have you ever returned to a destination and wondered, “Why has it taken me so long to get back here?” Such were my thoughts landing by Seair float plane in the sheltered calm of Montague Harbour on Galiano Island. In less than a minute, I was lighter in step and spirit, congratulating myself on my decision to come back to the Southern Gulf Islands.
Meet the Indigenous Creator Using TikTok to Share her Culture and Craft
Janelle Alphonse started her apparel business, Indiginize Creation, with a pyrography pen and just a few hats. The lifelong creative was looking for a way to work for herself with her art while bringing the culture of her Secwépemc (Shuswap), Nêhiyaw (Cree) and T’exélc (Williams Lake First Nation) Indigenous heritage to the forefront of her work. One day, Alphonse got inspired by the hats at a Western store with designs branded on them with a soldering iron.
11 Canada Day Events Happening Around Metro Vancouver
Canada Day is on a Wednesday this year, and it’s all the more reason to enjoy the hump day off and indulge in some mid-week celebrations. With plenty of Canada Day events happening around Vancouver and the Lower Mainland in 2026, here are 11 worth checking out. Photo by Jon Benjamin. Courtesy of the City of Richmond The Steveston Salmon Festival is back for its 79th year on July 1 in the historic Steveston Village in Richmond.
Local Getaway: 3 Scenic Stays on the Sunshine Coast
Enjoy all that nature has to offer—the sunshine, waves and mountains—all on British Columbia’s Sunshine Coast. The summer is the best time to visit this local gem that’s just a ferry away from Vancouver. Whether you enjoy paddleboarding, surfing, hiking, or simply gazing at the shimmering shoreline, the Sunshine Coast is a great spot to explore. After a day of fun in the sun, retreat to one of these stays right by nature to relax and refuel.
Get Your Home Summer-Ready With These Stylish Picks
Dreaming of the perfect summer house? A place you can escape to that feels like a resort that’s all yours? Stay put, cancel that meeting with the realtor and embrace these ideas that you can incorporate into the home you already live in. This is summerscaping made easy and beautifully. Photo: Canadian Tire Canadian Tire’s Serene Garden collection is an illustration of affordable outdoor chic.
Tried-and-True Tips for Staying Healthy While You Travel
It’s become something of a running joke between my partner and me: I travel, I get sick. For years, it happened like clockwork at the end (or sometimes, if my body was feeling particularly diabolical, the beginning) of every trip: I’d get the sniffles, then I’d start sneezing, and soon I’d have a full-blown cold and cough. Take it from me: there’s truly no faster way to sully your vacation memories than by being stuck in bed, hacking up a lung.