North Okanagan trail follows what was the longest irrigation system in B.C.
You can walk (or bike) in the footsteps of North Okanagan workers who built B.C.’s longest gravity-fed irrigation system ...
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Karuizawa Is the ‘Hamptons of Tokyo’—Except With Skiing and Hot Springs
A haven for culture mavens and year-round athletic enthusiasts, Karuizawa, which has been compared to New York’s Hamptons, ...
Pioneer Press reader trip to Switzerland, Austria and Oktoberfest features mountains, cows, cheese and beer
Habkern is a small mountainside village dotted with those iconic Swiss homes — most of which are adorned with flower beds ...
Press-Republican10h
Saranac Lake remembers local historian ‘Bunk’ Griffin
Philip “Bunk” Griffin, a Saranac Laker who documented and became part of this village’s history, died at home on Oct. 16. He ...
Channel NewsAsia Singapore13h
Horse riding, snowboarding, hiking: Why you should make Kazakhstan your next holiday destination
How about bragging rights for being one of the first among your friends to holiday in Central Asia? Just don't bring up Borat ...
Juneau Empire19h
Border Patrol: Drawing the line between Alaska and Canada
The border was fuzzy in Southeast Alaska due to a lack of geographic understanding: the treaty said the boundary should run ...
Space.com23h
Before and after satellite images show lakes appearing across Sahara after deluge of rain soaks desert
Lakes appearing in the Sahara desert captured in satellite images after a cyclone dumped a years' worth of rain on northern Africa in just a few days.