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The Thompson and Fraser Rivers in British Columbia offer whitewater adventure tours that combine jaw-dropping natural splendor, powerful rapids, and a sense of history.

With the passing of Canadian architect Arthur Erickson, the world loses a gifted non-conformist and inherits a legacy of great modern architecture.

In the first half of 1969, 36-year old Sgt Waldron of the US Army's 9th ID in Vietnam was credited with 109 confirmed kills, making him the highest scoring US sniper ever

River rafting, back country hiking and sizzling summertime temperatures are what draw people to Lytton, British Columbia, Canada's river-rafting capital.

Much research has been conducted on the necessity of human touch for healthy development. Touch therapy has helped pre-term infants gain weight.

Former Canadian national team coach Jay Triano was retained as head coach of the Toronto Raptors despite not leading the Canadian NBA club to the Playoffs in 2008-09.

A brief look at the more established audio engineering schools, music production colleges and recording arts schools in Vancouver, British Columbia.

A group of artists in several communities in Vancouver, Canada, join forces to create a once a year exhibition and artist's studio tours.

For cultural travel including the First Nations, BC people, head to Williams Lake to learn about the aboriginal culture along the Fraser River.

Geographic profiling is a criminal investigation tool that analyzes and evaluates geographical information to assist investigators in apprehending criminals.

Big names from industry and government form the Sustainability Star jury for the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver.

With so many Canadian literary magazines, it's hard to know which titles to submit one's poetry to. Do some research and increase the likelihood of being published!

Creepy crawly bugs are put to good use by forensic entomologists, who use flies and beetles to help law enforcement officials catch criminals.

New research suggests that rather than losing their individuality, people in extremist groups have more of a sense of personal identity than those who are not members.

Canada's West Coast offers a wealth of opportunities for writers hoping to study, from the beginner's fiction course to the graduate level. What are you looking for?

Review of book How the Scots Created Canada by author Paul Cowan, Dragon Hill Publishing Inc. (2006) 239 pp.

A skilled journalist who wrote about issues and current events that touched her readers in a way most of her contemporaries did not.

Vancouver is a city fuelled on variety. Whether it's the arts, sports, dancing or just relaxing, Vancouver has something for everyone.

With courage, determination, and a positive spirit, Rosemary Brown fought against racism, sexism, and economic injustice in Canada and globally.

The male Ruff is a memorable sight in full showy breeding plumage, competing for females at the lek. Ruffs are more commonly seen during migration when males are plainer.

BC is an outdoor playground with flowing rivers. On World Rivers Day, river awareness and environmental stewardship inspire many to clean-up their local waterways.

Paranormal activity has also been detected in Burnaby Canada at the Shadbolt Centre for the Performing Arts, Hart House,and Central Park,Gilmore School, Masonic Cemetery

Vancouver's strong heritage in the martial arts and combat sports is suitable for a city with the potential to become a mixed martial arts hotbed.