Jim Barr

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Jim Barr

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From slopes to hiking trails, for over 20 years Jim Barr (aka Doc Pow) has been exploring the Pacific Northwest of North America, on both sides of the Canadian Rockies. Jim shared his adventures as a travel writer, TV producer and mobile developer in almost all forms of traditional and new media,becoming an expert on the slopes, resorts, cities and everything in between.

"I get to introduce the world to some of my favourite places in Western Canada. Even better, I get to do it with an outstanding team of correspondents who help educate and inspire snow and festival seekers to get out and explore. In 20 years of reporting and producing content about this region it continues to amaze me. The opportunities in this part of our world are endless."

Stories by Jim Barr

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Meet a magician who eats the forest for dinner and an alchemist serving out of a 1969 Citroen truck...

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Stay at Tsawaak RV Park and Campground on Tla-o-qui-aht Nation homelands (just five minutes from...

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Oceanfront at Tla-o-qui-aht’s Tin Wis Resort, your stay is within one of the planet's most diverse...

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For sports teams visiting Grande Prairie, making a weekend out of the trip allows for team building...

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It’s a beautiful evening looking out onto a water so green you’d think you were in the Caribbean...

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A cultural transformation is underway in Whitecourt, Alberta, with a new brewery, trail investment...

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New for 2023, Tsawaak RV Resort & Campground reunites campers and travelers with nature, perched on...

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With a connection that puts you on the edge of epic—the western coast of Vancouver Island, on the...

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To commemorate National Indigenous Peoples Day this June, join us on a virtual journey, east to west...

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Port Alberni is your secret inlet access to the ocean, with a 50-kilometre long ocean inlet on a...

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Follow the winding island roads through Nuu-chah-nulth Homelands (the collective of 14 island-based...

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Viewpoints are sacred spaces for the syilx people. “This is where ceremonies are held that remind...