Location ID: #10115608
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Location ID: #10267297
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Located on the Trans-Canadian Highway and less than five minutes from the Duncan city center. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms.
All rooms at the Super 8 Duncan feature hardwood floors and include a mini-refrigerator and a TV with free premium ...
Formerly known as Huntingdon Manor
Location ID: #10267172
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Framed by elegant architecture, lovely rose and topiary gardens, scenic ponds, and cobblestone pathways, the Huntingdon Hotel and Suites (formerly Huntingdon Manor) merges the timeless ambiance of early 20th century Canadian Pacific hotels with a ...
Location ID: #10126864
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Location ID: #10267169
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Located in gorgeous Brentwood Bay, Portside Marina was first opened in 1927 by Harry Gilbert as Gilbert's Boathouse. Saanich Inlet was a premier fishing location and at the age of 13, Harry's son, Jim Gilbert started guiding and went on to become ...
Location ID: #10114433
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Our entire facility was completely rebuilt within the past few years. We feature wide stable docks and walk ways. There is 15 amp hydro and water installed at every slip for your convenience. You will need a standard 30 amp marine twist lock cord ...
Strathcona Hotel
Location ID: #10185978
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Cash-only hillbilly bar at the Strathcona Hotel with peanut shells on the floor & hanging bras.
Estevan Village Cafe
Location ID: #10111956
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Location ID: #10126829
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Location ID: #10122550
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A 3-minute walk from the nearest bus station, this casual guesthouse in a colorful floating house moored in the Strait of Juan de Fuca is an 18-minute walk from Royal British Columbia
Museum and 2 km from dining in Chinatown.
The 2 relaxed rooms ...
Location ID: #10265299
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- Modern self storage facility with climate-controlled storage
- Large variety of storage unit sizes
- wide roll-up doors
- Clean and gated loading area
- Motion-controlled lighting and music in hallways
- Oversized elevators with coded access ...
Location ID: #10102272
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Located on the Cowichan Indian Reserve on Vancouver Island, the church and cemetery are significant for their association with early missionary Father Pierre Rondeault (Rondeau), who arrived from Quebec in 1858 and set out to build his congregation ...
Location ID: #10115535
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The Church of Our Lord is a Carpenter Gothic style wooden church with a separate annex called the Cridge Memorial Hall, located on the corner of Humbolt and Blanshard Streets.
Location ID: #10245154
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Location ID: #10264471
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The Robin Hood Inn & Suites just recently celebrated its 60 year anniversary. The family owned establishment opened its doors as a motel with kitchens in 1962 with a goal to create a lasting relationship with the local community and provide the ...
Location ID: #10143075
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Charming confectionary, located in the Historic Windsor Hotel Building. Originally called the Victoria Hotel when it first opened in 1858, and boasted the city's first brick building, though it's since been covered in stucco, at the corner of ...
Chinatown
Location ID: #10135969
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Fisgard St (between Store St and Government St)
Location ID: #10100090
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Willows Beach, Victoria is a beachfront in the Municipality of Oak Bay, in Victoria, British Columbia. Along Willows Beach is Willows Park, where a tea-room is run by the Kiwanis Club in spring and summer.
Location ID: #10265350
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Saint Franks is bringing pride back to the humble hot dog and good times to all the people. Come join!
Location ID: #10187660
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Established in 2004, Floyd’s Diner is a Victoria, BC landmark. We attribute our growth to our loyal customers, new and old. In addition to our satisfying portions we strive to maintain a fun and friendly, family-oriented atmosphere for all to enjoy.
Location ID: #10105448
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Location ID: #10245968
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Since 1992 we’ve been creating the world’s finest, freshest, organic teas, skin & body products. It all started in Victoria’s Historic Chinatown, with a passion for premium quality ingredients, exceptional customer service, an eco-friendly approach, ...
Location ID: #10245006
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We started breeding standard size llamas in 1993, then made the transition to miniature llamas in 2007. These first photos show us with our herd sires – illustrating how much more “manageable” minis are compared to standard size llamas.
Location ID: #10102017
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The historic Lansdowne campus sits high on the corner of Lansdowne and Foul Bay Roads, at the border of Saanich and Oak Bay and is a 15-minute drive from downtown Victoria. The campus has several historic buildings, including The Young Building ...