Bridging the Gap

By Jane Cassie

The Generation Gap closes for the Cassie family as they hit the slopes on a family vacation.

Old Town Wailuku

By Chris & Rick Millikan

The Millikans explore the gateway to Maui's past.

World's Oldest Licence Plates

By Norman K Archer

British Columbia also started registering vehicles in 1903, but it was up to the owner to make up markers to display the assigned registration number. Leather, metal numbers and wood were often the materials used. The letters "BC" appear on the majority of these owner-provided plates.

The Tale of Trails

By Bill Faith

Harley-Davidson was the brand of excitement for boomers in years past, but now the more active old-fashioned, two-pedalled bicycle is gaining ground due to an abundance of beautiful and level, off-road trails that are safe and quiet.

To Drive or Not To Drive? That is the Question

By Heather Thurston - Driving Miss Daisy

The whole question of when a senior is ‘too old' to be driving is a nasty one and now the shoes are on my feet. I have always prided myself on being a good driver, in fact, for 61 years now! So how do I know when the right time is to call it quits?

Four-Wheel Walkers: Walk With Stability

By Island Mediquip

Walkers have come a long way from when the only one available was a steel, non-folding, four legged walker. While the four-legged folding walkers are still available and are still needed, the introduction of wheeled walkers with a seat, basket, and hand brakes give a safe walking alternative to a large population. Four wheel walkers increase the confidence of the user and allow for a broader walking range. They also help with stability and were created to aid in fall prevention.

Baby Boomers on All Fours

By Gary Grieco

Boomers who are just beginning to have trouble with hips, knees and backs have embraced the concept of travelling the backcountry mounted on powerful iron steeds sporting four large knobby tires.

Five Star Deluxe Cruising

By Rhonda Parker, CTC, MCC, LCS - Cruise Holidays Pacific in Victoria

Travel Like a Young Person

There are a growing number of mature travellers who choose to stay in hostels as they travel, and it's not always for budget reasons. Hostels the world over recognize this and are providing accommodation that suits the lifestyle of these travellers.

The Parent Trap

By Driving Miss Daisy

Valentining In Victoria

By Jane Cassie

Is an Olympic event your ideal Valentine venue - or is it going to interfere with this day of love? If romance, in your perfect world, doesn't include skating rinks, ski slopes or a swarm of spectators, escape the hectic pace and head over to the Island. Victoria offers many award-winning opportunities.

Finding Jack London

By Rick & Chris Millikan

Travel journalists Rick and Chris Millikan follow an historic trail in search of a prolific writer.

City of Dreams

By R.A. Propper

Beautiful Barcelona offers something for everyone - and more!

A Little Bit Up, A Little Bit Down

By Julie Lawson

Thanks to the knowledge, experience and enthusiasm of our native guides, the tours are mini-seminars on Irish history, folklore, customs and humour, geography and ecology, the Gaelic language, food, Guinness, whiskey, sports, music, the economy, and back to Guinness.

Comox Rocks: A Healthful Getaway

By Rick & Chris Millikan

Seeking soft but robust adventures, we first settle atop Forbidden Plateau. Our lodge's floor-to-ceiling windows frame Comox Valley's green forests, islands dotting Georgia Strait and faraway snow-capped coastal mountains. In this inspiring setting, our resort offers us a detailed program for improved fitness.