Douglas Fir can reach as high as 120 meters high. They are the second tallest conifer in the world after the coastal redwood in California.
A Canadian maple in summer showing green leaves. During fall, maple’s are famous for their red and yellow leaf...
View of Canada Place at Burrard Inlet. This popular tourist area is home to the Vancouver Convention Centre and...
Totem poles displayed at Brockton Point in Stanley Park, Vancouver. These totem poles are wonderful pieces of BC First...
The North Shore Mountains of British Columbia as seen from a trail that starts at Grouse Mountain. Just in...
The attire of early Canadian settlers was influenced by the fashion trends of 17th and 18th century Europe, while...
View of the North Shore Mountains near Vancouver. These mountains form a spectacular backdrop for the city and contain...
Portrait view of a square and surrounding buildings in downtown Vancouver.
A young Douglas Fir tree in a British Columbia forest. They are an evergreen conifer endemic to western North...
