Learning and Community

Some of the best trips are the ones where you expand your mind and learn something new. It could be about a culture, an art or craft that brings you joy and new insights. In Alberta, you can venture out onto a frozen lake and learn the craft of photographing the artful bubbles and fissure. Or, learn the secrets of how to best to capture the beauty of a wildflower during the Wildflower Festival in Waterton. In any corner of B.C. and Alberta there’s a chance to have that a-ha moment.

What is Optimism?

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Tue. Apr. 7/20

In today’s world, being positive just keeps getting harder. The reality is we are moving through...

Ice Fishing in Cranbrook #RockiesExploring

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Fri. Feb. 7/20

CRANBROOK, B.C. – Picture a frozen lake you can have pretty much to yourself, and a place where you...

Trapper Paul carries on the traditions of his heritage

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Fri. Feb. 7/20

With hands strengthened by more than 30 years of working traps, Paul Padlesky removes a small, white...

Come walk in the footsteps of the trapper's life at Métis Crossing

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Tue. Feb. 4/20

Using a length of coiled wire and a dead aspen branch, Lilyrose Meyers demonstrates how to set a...

Seekers Media and Partners Win National Collaboration Marketing Award for #TakeItToTheLake Tourism Campaign

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Fri. Oct. 11/19

Seekers Media and its partners have won the Marketing Canada Award by the Economic Developers...

Eco-Anxiety: Here's how you can help

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Tue. Sep. 24/19

Yes, Eco-Anxiety is now a thing. Some of us are feeling a bit of dread and are weary with the way we...

#ExploreVermilion - Discover a Thriving Rural Downtown Destination

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Mon. Sep. 23/19

If you’re headed west from Saskatchewan, or east out of Edmonton, you’ll pass the charming town of...

Here’s Ways to Change Our Ways

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Fri. Sep. 20/19

Here’s how you can get in on #FridaysForFuture – sign up or join one of these potentials

Getting to know Kelowna’s Indigenous culture through nature, food and wine

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Wed. Sep. 18/19

The Bear, the Fish, The Root, and the Berry. What a curious name for a restaurant I thought. I was...

Old World intersects with New World in Oliver, Canada’s wine capital

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Mon. Sep. 16/19

It was 9 a.m. and cool clouds of mist hovered over Tuc-el-nuit Lake, soon to be burned off by the...

Activate Your Fall in Vernon

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Fri. Sep. 13/19

Heading north into Vernon, as the teal waters of Kalamalka Lake come into view on your right, you’ll...

Slow down and enjoy autumn offerings in and around Cranbrook

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Thu. Sep. 12/19

Ah, yes. The hubbub of summer is over and it’s time to slow down and enjoy the bounty of autumn. A...

Building An Epic Night Out in Port Alberni #ExplorePortAlberni

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Wed. Sep. 11/19

Port Alberni, B.C. - It takes courage and determination to see through a vision in creating a new...

Artistic alchemy brewing in Vermilion

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Wed. Sep. 11/19

Kim Chomyk breaks into a grin as the shape of a bowl begins to emerge from the potter’s wheel, under...

Linking stories—past, present and future—at St. Eugene

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Tue. Sep. 3/19

“How did we get from that,” I wonder, “to what we see now?”

The question ran through my head even...

Two-day itinerary – Lethbridge dials up the fun metre

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Fri. Aug. 23/19

A ZenSeekers' road trip to Lethbridge isn't complete unless you’ve stepped off the beaten path to...

Two-day itinerary – Hike to the top of a turtle

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Fri. Aug. 23/19

A ZenSeekers' road trip isn't complete unless you visit Crowsnest Pass. Check out this amazing...

Fun is Relative in Lethbridge

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Thu. Aug. 15/19

The trail dips and dives through the coulee, along the heaving banks above the mighty Oldman River...