Totem poles displayed at Brockton Point in Stanley Park, Vancouver. These totem poles are wonderful pieces of BC First Nations artistry. The four original totems are from Alert Bay on Vancouver Island. Others come from Rivers Inlet and Queen Charlotte Islands.
Capilano River in Vancouver flows from the North Shore to Burrard Inlet. It flows through temperate rainforest and a...
A totem pole atop Grouse Mountain on the outskirts of Vancouver. Another area in Vancouver containing totems is Stanley...
View of downtown Vancouver from Granville Bridge with Yacht Harbour Point in view. The waterfront, False Creek, was so named because...
A beer cooling down in a pool in the North Shore Mountains. Grizzly Bears are a subspecies of brown...
Canadian flags flapping in a Vancouver sea breeze against a deep blue sky. In view is False Creek and...
Lazing in the sun at Dog Park in Vancouver. A favorite place for picnics or lunch on warm summer...
The attire of early Canadian settlers was influenced by the fashion trends of 17th and 18th century Europe, while...
View of a Douglas Fir forest on the slopes of the North Shore Mountains of British Columbia.
