Canada to the Pacific Gateway and the third largest city in the country, Vancouver is blessed with one of the most beautiful scenery in the world. Ocean and mountains surround the city, and stretches of trees covering it. Vancouver is also a starting point for exploring British Columbia, from the islands and fjords of the Pacific coast to the mountains of the interior, located in south-east corner of the province, where the Fraser Valley meets the Georgia Strait.
Whistler is a village in Whistler-Blackcomb area, Squamish-Lillooet district, one of the most famous places to ski in western Canada. It is at that. 115 km northeast of Vancouver, British Columbia, the town was named after the mountains of Whistler Mountain and Blackcomb Peak region.
Over two million tourists annually visiting the city of Whistler, particularly for alpine skiing and mountain biking. The town has won many design awards along the years and was voted as the top destination by many ski magazines iinca 1990.
During the 2010 edition Winter Olympics, Whistler was the host for the development of many samples would be like Olympic alpine skiing, luge, skeleton and bobsleigh.
Kelowna is a city on Lake Okanagan, located in valeqa Okanagan, the southern region of British Columbia, Canada. Its name comes from a term that defines the local grizzly bears. Kelowna ranks among the 22 largest metropolitan areas in Canada.
Kamloops is a city of 77,281 instead. (2001), located in the Canadian province of British Columbia. It was founded in 1812 by the company € ™ s Hudson Bay Company as a mail station. The city is situated on the North Thompson River's confluence with the South Thompson River, forming Lake near Kamloops Lake, Thompson River.
In British Columbia you will find some of the most beautiful scenery in North America, best seen on skis. Make a visit to the town of Revelstoke, with a population of about 7,500 inhabitants. You get a wonderful experience in terms of skiing.
City of Victoria is situated in southern Vancouver Island, the largest island in the 6500 islands region of British Columbia. It is a community chosen for its climate temperate, scenic beauty, recreational areas and also for superior economic opportunities. For each citizen born in this place or the immigrant, the decision to live in this city is one taken conscientiously.
According to the latest census, approximately 345,000 citizens live in the vast area of Victoria. The population grew from 148,000 inhabitants in 1961 and expects that by 2020 the number closer to 400,000 inhabitants.
