The 'Retirement Capital' Of Canada Is A Beach Destination You Might Not Expect
Canada may not seem like a destination for beach-loving seniors, but this beach town in British Columbia is known as the "Retirement Capital" of Canada.
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Canada may not seem like a destination for beach-loving seniors, but this beach town in British Columbia is known as the "Retirement Capital" of Canada.
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