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Ever considered Buffalo for your next travel destination? If so, toss aside those old notions of a Rust Belt town. Today's Buffalo is vibrantly different and undeniably captivating.

Start your journey at the revamped Buffalo AKG Art Museum, which boasts a stunning collection of modern art. Quench your thirst at the historic Lucky Day Whiskey Bar at 32 Pearl St. Next, explore local flavours at the Elmwood Village Farmers Market on Bidwell Parkway. For a culinary treat, dine at The Little Club on Hertel Ave. And as night falls, immerse yourself in Allentown's bohemian spirit.

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Six friends have been fined thousands of dollars for illegally camping in B.C.

The six men passed through the Pacific Rim National Park's closed-off areas on their paddleboards illegally between May 30 and June 1 last year, according to Parks Canada.

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Sitting on the couch and binging Hulu or Netflix is fun most of the time — until you get tired of the same routine, that is. Spending a weekend in nature or in a new city with your besties could be fun and help you create new memories. There are plenty of places to explore near Savannah that are less than three hours away and perfect for a day trip with your favorite peeps. 

The nice thing about Savannah is that it's close to the beach, many nature preserves, and treasure troves of amazing restaurants and bars — and each experience can be made even better when your friends are along for the ride.

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There's this awkward stage you hit in your early twenties. After you've crushed a few too many Palm Bays and been up and down the Granville Entertainment District a few too many times (you know what I'm talking about). Going downtown just doesn't make sense, because for you twenty-year-old-grandmas, bedtime is at 10 PM sharp. 

READ ALSO: 12 Cozy Vancouver Date Spots If You Don't Have Your Own Place

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For those of you who have never tried it, paddle boarding is super fun. It's not quite as easy as it looks though. You have to get used to balancing, but because it is usually pretty calm around Vancouver, there are lots of great places to learn. Getting out on the water for a day of paddling is great exercise as well as very meditative. Not to mention you will also get a great tan.

There are several places you can rent a paddle board for the day or just a few hours. One of the more reputable companies is Vancouver Water Adventures. They'll hook you up with a top-notch stand up board for $30 for two hours. Some other companies to check out are Windsure, Ecomarine, and WazSUP. After you get a board, head to any of these incredible spots for an amazing day of paddling:

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