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Few places in British Columbia offer such wide, open coastal landscapes as Cape Scott. The beaches here stretch for kilometers and the horizon feels almost limitless. ๐ #CapeScott #ExploreBC f.mtr.cool/rqvsqtrlum
ALT Cape Scott Park
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Upper portion of Tracy's floral arm piece
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#kamloops #tattoo #dollysskinart #kamloopstattoo #britishcolumbia #bctattoos #canadatattoo #canadiantattooers #tattooart #tattooartist #tattoos #tattooed #skinart #ink #bctattoo #kamloopstourism #tourismkamloops #tattooshop #explorebc
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Darren D on Code 7 getting it done! Happy customers. Give us a call we do have June Special dates available
Toll Free 1 844 468 3174
#fishingcharters #explorebc #halibut #salmon #bcfishing #gofishbc #fishingucluelet #barkleysound @Fishingwithrod
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The only sound is the soft lapping of the tides against the shore. Find a quiet corner at Brown's Bay, watch Discovery Passage drift by, and let the salt air soothe your soul. Slow living is the only way of life here. ๐
#SlowLiving #VancouverIsland #ExploreBC
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Jun 12
Cape Scott offers a rare kind of wilderness solitude. Long beaches, quiet forest trails, and the steady rhythm of Pacific waves create a hiking experience that feels timeless. ๐ฒ๐ #CapeScott #ExploreBC f.mtr.cool/bkfjthsazs
ALT North Vancouver Island Terrain
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Jun 12
Funny how life works.
When I was younger, hockey taught me how to work hard.
Early mornings.
Late nights.
Practices when I didn't feel like going.
Games where things didn't go my way.
At the time, I thought I was learning how to play hockey.
Turns out, I was learning something much bigger.
Show up even when you're tired.
Keep going after mistakes.
Be part of a team.
Put in the work when nobody is watching.
I don't lace up nearly as often anymore, and I miss the game more than I can say.
But every deadline I meet, every project I finish, and every challenge I push through still feels a little like another shift on the ice.
The rink gave me more than memories.
It gave me the discipline I still rely on every day.
Did sports teach you something that still helps you in life today?
#alwaysbecreating
#PrinceGeorge #smallbusiness #PrinceGeorgeBC #ExploreBC #NorthernBC #ShopLocal #PGLocalBusiness #PGCommunity #YXS
trish@pg-designs.ca
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Jun 11
Take your family on an adventure with Ziptrek Ecotours! ๐ฒ๐จโ๐ฉโ๐งโ๐ฆ๐ซ Experience the thrill of flying through the trees in Whistler. #ziptrekwhistler #Whistler #onlyinwhistler #explorebc ๐ฒ๐จโ๐ฉโ๐งโ๐ฆ๐ซ dld.bz/jBa5t
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Jun 11
Next stop: Tofino Pride. HomoCulture Tour is heading back to the wild West Coast for four days of community, outdoor adventure, and Pride by the Pacific.
thehomoculture.com/homocultuโฆ
#HomoCultureTour #TofinoPride #ExploreBC #Pride2026
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โ๏ธ Let's kick off summer in the Fraser Valley!
Swipe through for three sunny season starters from our latest blog. #TheFraserValley is filled with spontaneous ways to chase your sense of adventure.
๐ thefraservalley.ca/9-fun-wayโฆ
#AwakenYourSenses #ExploreBC
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Jun 10
ON THIS DAY IN PRINCE GEORGE HISTORY โ JUNE 9If you were a kid in Prince George, there was a good chance one of the greatest sounds in the world was the clink of glass bottles rattling around in a plastic crate.On June 9, The Pop Shoppe opened its Prince George depot, promising something pretty revolutionary for the time: lower soft drink prices and the freedom to mix and match your favourite flavours.Root beer? Sure.Cream soda? Absolutely.Black cherry? Why not grab a few.For many local families, a trip to The Pop Shoppe wasn't just shopping. It was an event. Kids would carefully choose their bottles, parents would carry the heavy crate to the car, and everyone knew those empties were too valuable to throw away.Long before giant warehouse stores and endless beverage aisles, there was something special about walking into a place dedicated entirely to pop.And if you grew up here, you probably remember exactly which flavour was always the first to disappear from the crate.So let's settle an important Prince George debate:What was your Pop Shoppe flavour of choice?Cream Soda?
Black Cherry?
Root Beer?
Grape?
Lime Rickey?
Something else?Tell us in the comments.Every business has a story, and every great story starts with understanding what people remember. That's what good marketing does too โ it connects people through shared experiences and memories.PG Designs is proud to help local businesses tell those stories every day.trish@pg-designs.ca#alwaysbecreating
#PrinceGeorge
#smallbusiness
#PrinceGeorgeBC
#ExploreBC
#NorthernBC
#ShopLocal
#PGLocalBusiness
#PGCommunity
#YXS
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Jun 9
A walk to the river brightens grey afternoons beautifully.
#ExploreBC Canada ๐จ๐ฆ
#GetOutside
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Jun 9
A3: a memorable Roadside Attraction, that I came across during a Road Trip, on B.C's Sea to Sky highway ( hwy 99), was this beautiful totem pole.
#TRLT #ExploreBC ๐
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Jun 8
The scenic journey along B.C's Sea to Sky- Highway 99, unfolds with glacier-fed lakes, dramatic coastal and alpine views, Indigenous traditions, and remains a favourite #roadtrip for locals. ๐
travelandleisure.com/sea-to-โฆ #TRLT #ExploreBC
๐ธ: @LindaPeters64
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Amazing video! Orcas are beautiful mammals. #VancouverCityNews #ExploreBC
What a sight! ๐ Orca pod spotted at Dodds Narrows just outside Nanaimo, BC ๐จ๐ฆ๐ซ
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Planning a June trip to Kelowna? โ๏ธ
From lake days on Okanagan Lake to wine tasting, market strolls, and biking the Myra Canyon Trestles, summer starts here.
Stay close to it all at Days Inn Kelowna. โ๏ธ
#DaysInn #Kelowna #ExploreBC #TravelCanada
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Jun 7
Our fair #Vancouver today!
#ExploreBC #ExploreVancouver
1. #ThirdBeach
2. #GiantSequoia on Haro St
3. #ElsjePoint
4. #KitsBeach AKA #KitsilanoBeach
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Jun 7
For more than three decades, if you found yourself in a Prince George courtroom, chances are you found yourself standing before Judge George Stewart.
When he was appointed to the Provincial Court in the mid-1960s, he was the youngest provincial court judge in British Columbia. Prince George was growing fast, and the city was still becoming the community we know today. The courtrooms reflected that growth โ busy, unpredictable, and filled with stories from every corner of Northern BC.
For 31 years, Judge Stewart sat on the bench, hearing thousands of cases. But what many people remember isn't a particular ruling.
It's the way he spoke.
Direct. Practical. Human.
As retirement approached in 1995, the Prince George Citizen collected some of his memorable remarks from the bench:
"I'm not going to put Joan Paul Jean in jail for stealing bread."
"Revenge and retribution do not belong in the courtroom."
"You've got to get the booze under control, right?"
They weren't polished speeches. They weren't written for history books.
They were the words of someone who had spent decades dealing with real people and real problems.
When Judge Stewart retired in 1995, he left behind more than a legal career. He left behind a reputation that became part of Prince George's story.
Thirty-one years on the bench.
The youngest provincial court judge in BC when appointed.
Thousands of cases heard.
But around here, people don't usually remember the statistics.
They remember the voice.
Do you remember Judge George Stewart, or a story about him? We'd love to hear it.
Every community has people who quietly become part of its history. At PG Designs, those are exactly the stories we love to tell.
#alwaysbecreating
#PrinceGeorge #smallbusiness #PrinceGeorgeBC #ExploreBC #NorthernBC #ShopLocal #PGLocalBusiness #PGCommunity #YXS
trish at pg-designs dot ca
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