Ten-acre open-air museum depicts life in an early nineteenth century community.

A bar popular among the skiing crowd.

And you thought the only flavors beer came in were 'regular' and 'light:' great-tasting beer in all kinds of scrumptious flavors and combinations.

With its five-story screen and impressive special effects, this theater puts moviegoers directly in the heart of a film.

Located minutes from downtown and the airport, this 18-hole, 6,641-yard course is simply breathtaking. The towering Coast Mountains to the north, the Pacific Ocean breezes from the west and shimmering stretches of water add both beauty and excitement to your game. Designed by Les Furber, Mayfair Lakes is known for fast, well-protected greens, lush fairways and distinctive water. Its inspired layout offers a unique challenge on every hole.

The main feature of this 18-hole golf course is variety: links-style holes, elevation changes, lush water-filled holes and tight tree-lined holes all combine for challenging play.

This completely restored Hudson’s Bay Company post, located on the shores of Stuart Lake, was an economic powerhouse of trade and commerce in the 19th Century. It is the largest group of original wooden buildings depicting the fur trade in Canada and portrays the relationship between the fur traders and the Carrier First Nation. Costumed interpreters provide a first hand look at how people lived, ate, worked and died more than a century ago.

This center offers a diverse range of musical entertainment that delights audiences of all ages.

You've spent college drinking watered-down ale from a keg, now try the good stuff: the freshest ingredients and the latest technology make beer drinking an artform.

Family adventures on a Heritage Steam Train - Steam Back Into History - engine #2141 will be your guide, but watch out for Billy Miner and his gang of outlaws!!