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Bold, inventive Indigenous art of the Northwest Coast is distinguished by its sophistication and complexity.

Magnificent and haunting, the tall cedar sculptures called totem poles have become a distinctive symbol of the native people of the Northwest Coast.

This engaging history of a university—and an era—traces the formative years of Simon Fraser University in Burnaby, BC.

At Vij's, one of North America’s most innovative Indian restaurants, owner Vikram Vij and his wife Meeru use the freshest local ingredients and original ideas to create exciting new takes on t

Robert Bateman is one of the world's greatest wildlife artists and most committed naturalists.

The West Coast Trail, which traverses 50 miles of gorgeous Northwest Canadian coastline, has been dubbed the “Graveyard of the Pacific,” having claimed 60 ships since 1854.

A complete guide to kayaking one of the world's great paddling destinations.

In the rugged northern Rocky Mountains lies a spectacularly beautiful valley, known to the Native peoples as the Sacred Headwaters.

The new paperback edition of this excellent illustrated history includes additional information about recent developments up to 2025.

From Captain George Vancouver to Muriel “Curve of Time” Blanchet to Jim “Spilsbury's Coast” Spilsbury, visitors to Desolation Sound have left behind a trail of books endowing the area with a r

In this detailed guide, Jack Christie shares his favorite two- and three-day trips in the Vancouver area.

The Farrell name is respected all along the British Columbia coast.

Received Honourable Mention for the 2019 Lieutenant Governor's Medal for Historical Writing.

The bestselling guide to campgrounds across BC, Yukon, and the Canadian Rockies, newly revised and updated.

LD is the colourful biography of Louis Taylor, the longest-serving mayor in Vancouver's history; he was first elected mayor in 1910, and served off and on until 1934, for a total of eleven yea