Cascade Skyline Gondola

02/02/2026

A shout out to all the tourism businesses in BC who are struggling to deal with the constantly changing regulatory landscape of their businesses. Mostly small and medium-sized, family-run, they are particularly important in the more rural areas of BC. BC's no. 1 industry and employer! However, Destination BC receives less funding now than it got back in 2015. Approx $52 Million. So in 2025 dollars it is about 30% less in real terms! Defunding our No. 1 industry in its ability to compete internationally is not good business decision. 1 out of 8 jobs in the province. Tourism contributed $9.7 billion (approximately 3.1%) to BC's GDP in 2023, exceeding several major resource sectors:
Mining: $5.3 billion
Oil & Gas Extraction: $4.6 billion
Agriculture & Fishing: $3.1 billion
Forestry & Logging: $1.7 billion

10/14/2025

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Some great fall hikes still to be done in the Chilliwack area before the snows come. Still some lovely colours in the trees and sub alpine areas too! Some ideas for some walks and hikes-
Flood/Hope Falls

Bridal Falls

Agassiz "Grind" - lots of maple trees, not that hard

Bridle Trail in Harrison Hot Springs

Whippoorwill Point Trail in Harrison Hot Springs

Teapot Hill (Cultus Lake)

Lindeman Lake (near Chilliwack Lake)Some

08/23/2025

So much to do in our neck of the woods!

The end of summer is also an excellent time to go explore the trails. 🥾😎

Tourism Chilliwack is the best ressource to know what’s going on in the region!

We’re halfway through August and holding on tight. School’s about to start, vacations are wrapping up, and the first leaves are starting to drop — but summer’s not over yet. If you’re feeling the crunch to make the most of every sunny second, you’re not alone. That’s exactly why we’v...