We are dedicated hockey fans, and proud owners of the NHL Vancouver Canucks.  The game reflects the awesome nature surrounding us: raw and rugged, beautiful and sublime.  The Canucks are rightly at home in Vancouver, giving fans endless moments of excitement they can count on.  In the essence of teamwork we are united as a community, ignited by a feeling of competition and celebration, to remind us that we are connected; we are all family, we are all Canucks.

A site for the 2010 Winter Olympic Games, and home to the city’s beloved Vancouver Canucks, Rogers Arena has continued to create unforgettable memories for millions of people.  On the steps of scenic False Creek in downtown Vancouver, visitors enjoy a state-of-the-art facility to watch entertainment legends and our sporting heroes.

FlyOver America is a virtual flight that provides people with a spectacular bird’s-eye view of America’s most awe-inspiring sights. Special effects – including wind, mist and scents – combine with the chair’s motion to make guests feel as if they are truly soaring. FlyOver America is located at the Mall of America in Minneapolis, MN.

We are privileged to live in one of the most naturally stunning parts of the world, and we are delighted to share that beauty with all. Golden Eagle Golf Club is located in the spectacular Thompson Mountains in Pitt Meadows, just 45 minutes from Vancouver. It includes two eighteen-hole championship courses, and a Club House with a vibrant outdoor patio overlooking beautiful views of the valley.

To complement our Golden Eagle Golf Club, The Falls Golf Club is an 18-hole championship golf course we’ve created for our neighbours in Chilliwack, B.C. Situated in the foothills of Mount Cheam, the Falls Golf Club is the centrepiece of a master-planned residential community with an amazing 750-foot elevation showcasing panoramic views of Chilliwack.

BC is a huge draw for film and television producers, and we’re proud to support the motion picture industry.  Bordertown is a western movie set located in Maple Ridge, 45 minutes east of Vancouver. The town was built 20 years ago to resemble the turn of the century and has been used for filming both western and contemporary TV series and feature films.