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Runs from April 15th - Oct. 31st 2026 Hello outdoor enthusiasts! With towering trees and open trails, Prince George is the place to be. With more than 100 km of trails around the city, come forest bathe and stroll through nature. As you rack up the kilometres, we have some milestone prizes to keep you motivated.Be one of the first 50 people to check in at 5 trails and earn a $10 gift card to a local cafe. Or be one of the first 13 to complete 15 trails, and a shrub* will be planted in your honour by the David Douglas Garden Society in Khasdzoon Yusk’ut Botanical Garden*Exact species chosen based on garden needs. Please note that no individual name plaques will be made.How it Works: Runs from April 15th - Oct. 31st 2026<ol><li>Visit the Passport Trail page on the Tourism Prince George website (click <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://tourismpg.com/media-resources/passport-trail/">here</a>)</li><li>Sign up for the&nbsp;Hit the Trail Passport.</li><li>Open the Passport Trail on your phone and add it to your home screen for easy access.</li><li>Head out and explore participating trail locations.</li><li>Use your mobile device to check in at each spot. (If you’re having trouble checking in, send the app support team a photo from the location and the visit date. Note: visits before pass activation don’t count.)</li><li>Each check-in earns points, redeem them for prizes once you collect enough!</li></ol>The Trail Passport is available until October 31, 2026, and prizes are available while quantities last.

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Take a journey through time with stories of pre-contact village life and the impact of colonization.Since 2006 here in Cowichan, Elders have been sharing their stories, their history and their healing following the values of nuts'amaat shqaluwun, people working together with one heart, one mind, one spirit. They remind us that the longest journey is from our head to our hearts. We each have much to learn along the way as we learn forgiveness, and practice the values found in kindness, expressed through love and guided by respect.Join Quw’utsun Elders who will take you on a journey through time with stories of pre-contact village life, the arrival of settlers, the development of colonies and policies of colonization. Sit inside western systems and Indigenous ways of being, to experience the impacts, effects and changes brought about by colonization. Explore the questions of where and how we go from here and join thousands of people who have participated and are committed to walking the road of Q'shintul - walking this journey together.

Reconciliation: Journey of our Generation workshop - June 18, Salt Spring

Step into the LUNAverse and celebrate art, culture, music, and community at LUNA Fest!This three-day festival features an exciting lineup of live music, immersive installation art, interactive performances, and family-friendly activities. As the sun sets, the entire town comes alive to join in the festivities, making it one of the most memorable weekends of the year.

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