Travel

The Faerie Path

A new New York state of mind

Going to church in Little Hell

Picture this classic Canadian scene: a rustic lodge set beside a shimmering lake with a majestic mountain poised high above. We recognized it instantly on our arrival last fall at Cathedral Park’s Quiniscoe Lake.

Her paintings sell for upward of $500,000 and the pottery she used to sell as trinkets for 50 cents now sell for about $5,000. Schools, libraries, parks, streets and even stamps bear her name.

Fishermen on the Sunshine Coast avoid seals and sea lions like the plague. They've usually scared or eaten the best fish and, to quote my wife's uncle, "they're a bloody nuisance.

My pass from White Star Line listed me as "Crew Member James M. Smith." My husband was "Second Class Passenger James Matthew McCrie.

Back in the days when British parents still considered Humphrey a flattering name for their male offspring, there lived a man named Humphrey Repton.

A touch of Japan makes Bahari beautiful in many languages Perched on the forested cliffs near Qualicum Beach, the Bahari B&B certainly lives up to its name.

By Robyn Cubie Since this week’s topic is ‘All you wanted to know about Alaska,’ then how is this for starters? It’s very big. How big you say? Well how about the size of the U.K.