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BIKE / This summer, Mountain Equipment Co-op is launching B.C. backcountr­y mountain bike trips. Guided by a profession­al rider, the tours span seven days and include accommodat­ion, most meals, shuttles and transfers. Trips are limited to six riders and vary from intermedia­te to expert-level terrain. There are three options: Sea-to-sky corridor (includes a visit to the Tyax Wilderness Resort and Spa, July 9 to 15); South Chilcotins (includes campfire meals of locally sourced charcuteri­e and wild salmon, July 30 to August 5); and Sea-to-sky Women's Only (September 10 to 16).

SAIL / A daily luxury cruise service between downtown Vancouver and downtown Victoria was slated to launch in May. Operator V2V Vacations has partnered with Victoria's Truffles Catering, which will offer a menu featuring local and seasonal items. Three levels of seating–premium comfort, first class and royal class–offer correspond­ing levels of menu options. For the two more-luxurious levels, guests receive three-course menus featuring dishes such as yam and sweet potato salad, mezze plate and chocolate truffles. VQA wines are available by the glass and bottle.

SHOP / Following a successful Kickstarte­r campaign that raised more than US$43,000, Vancouver-based Skye Footwear has made its laceless sneakers available at skyefootwe­ar .com. The unisex line's three models, each named for local streets, are dubbed the Lons, the Rbutus and the Powll. The form-fitting microfibre shoes are made mostly from recycled materials and designed for comfort, with a foam rubber outsole and a built-in deep gel insole. –Marcie Good

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