US EditionOne of Canada's 'most charming towns' is in B.C. with Victorian-era buildings to explore
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One of Canada's 'most charming towns' is in B.C. with Victorian-era buildings to explore
Duncan, B.C., is technically a small city in the heart of Cowichan Valley, but it feels like a small town with all of its historic storefronts, galleries, and bistros, some of which date back to the Victorian era. Considered one of the ‘most charming’ places in Canada, Duncan has a little something for everyone. Located on the traditional lands of the Cowichan First Nation, Duncan was first known as the townsite of Alderlea, and later “Duncan’s …
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