Newly-introduced provincial legislation proposes a new name for Enderby Cliffs provincial park, and seeks to expand Cinnemousun Narrows and Wells Gray parks. In a statement released Wednesday, the ...

A massive and remote cave in Wells Gray Provincial Park remains blocked from the public more than four years after its discovery. Informally dubbed the "Sarlacc's Pit," the mysterious Wells Gray ...

Mount Robson Mountain Summit in Summer, British Columbia, Canada. The Mount Robson is one of the highest summits in Canada and located in the Mount Robson Provincial Park, BC. Kakabeka Falls ...

Helmcken Falls is the fourth highest waterfall in Canada and can be found in the Thompson Nicola Region’s Wells Gray Provincial Park. Helmcken Falls drops 141 metres into a canyon, making for a ...

VANCOUVER - A newly discovered cave in a remote valley in British Columbia's Wells Gray Provincial Park might just be the country's largest. The feature was spotted by a helicopter crew from the ...

VICTORIA — A plan to expand Wells Gray and Cinnemousun Narrows Provincial Parks is among the first pieces ... and Parks says the legislation would add 33 hectares to Wells Gray Park, protecting ...

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Davidson said they have requested a unique label option of ‘provincial park.’ “I think many people are very aware and are quite sensitive to what is happening with our maps,” she added.

Google worked to quell concerns shortly after news broke of the maps, explaining to Fox News Digital that no changes had recently taken place to swap provincial park designations to state parks.

In a Google Maps search on Feb. 24, 2025, Peter Lougheed Provincial Park in Alberta is labelled as a A view from Third Peak in B.C.’s Stawamus Chief Provincial Park is shown in this image taken ...

and Pinecone Burke Provincial Park have been incorrectly categorised by Google Maps as "state parks"— an Americanism — despite being officially recognised as “provincial parks” in Canada.