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New Museum Coming To Surrey • British Columbia Magazine (opens the original)
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A long-discussed museum dedicated to the histories, cultures and contributions of Canadians of South Asian heritages is one step closer to becoming a reality in British Columbia. The province and the City of Surrey signed a memorandum of understanding on Sept. 18, 2026, formally setting out how the two governments will work together during the next stage of planning. The agreement does not yet establish a final site, design or opening date, but it moves the project into a more detailed phase tha
The Mole Beneath The Fraser Valley • British Columbia Magazine (opens the original)
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In a pasture near Abbotsford, the first clue may be a fresh heap of soil. Beneath it, a broad-footed animal is moving through the dark, shouldering loose earth aside and probing the tunnel ahead with a sensitive snout. It may never break the surface. Most people living a few kilometres away will never see one. Townsend’s mole is an animal of hidden superlatives. It is the largest mole in North America, and its Canadian distribution is confined to a small pocket of the central Fraser Valley near
The Golden Larch Window • British Columbia Magazine (opens the original)
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There is a moment every September when parts of British Columbia seem to catch fire. Not literally. Instead, high on mountain slopes where summer is already retreating, stands of larch begin changing from soft green to luminous yellow. Against dark spruce and fir, grey rock and the first dusting of snow, the effect can be startling: entire hillsides appear lit from within. Then, almost as quickly as it arrived, the show is over. Unlike most of the conifers surrounding them, larches are deciduous
Maan Farms Welcomes Fall With Pumpkins, Food & Frights • British Columbia Magazine (opens the original)
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Fall is returning to Maan Farms in Abbotsford with an expanded pumpkin patch, new attractions, seasonal food and wine and a month of Halloween scares. Fall at the Farm runs from Sept. 12 to Nov. 1, with the Forest Pumpkin Patch doubling in size to five acres. Tens of thousands of pumpkins will surround larger-than-life storybook structures, including Canada’s Biggest Pumpkin House and a river of colourful heirloom pumpkins. Mushroom Village features the returning Mushroom House and a 12-foot Tea
A Province Of Waterfalls • British Columbia Magazine (opens the original)
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Waterfalls appear almost everywhere in British Columbia. They tumble from alpine lakes, pour through narrow canyons and emerge unexpectedly beside highways and forest trails. Some, such as Takakkaw Falls in Yoho National Park, plunge from cliffs hundreds of metres high. Others descend mountain slopes in a succession of smaller cascades, swelling during spring runoff and shrinking to ribbons later in the year. Their abundance is no coincidence. British Columbia brings together nearly every ingred
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