Here are some new, romantic and fun shows/ movies that have been dominating Netflix and you may not have known are shot in British Columbia.

To All the Boys: Part 3: This Netflix original movie trilogy has been stealing the hearts of audiences since the first movie where we all saw the (refreshing) chemistry between the lead characters, Peter and Lara Jean. The final instalment, like the previous two, was shot in and around Vancouver. This includes all the home scenes being shot at a real house in Langley and school being filmed at Point Grey School in Vancouver (also previously used in shows like Riverdale). 

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Firefly Lane: This recently added show follows the lives of two best friends, Kate and Tully over the course of their 30+ year friendship, it keeps the viewers always wanting more at the end of every episode (not to mention that final cliffhanger, ugh, if you know you know).

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 Set in Seattle/ Washington this show with every scene screams Vancouver. You can instantly tell when they are on the Waterfront or when they are in downtown Vancouver for their city scenes. But some other interesting filming locations include, Tully’s talk show is filmed in the CBC Broadcast Centre in downtown Vancouver and the house scenes when the two best friends were children is filmed on the outskirts of Langley. 

Virgin River: A little on the older side of newly released Netflix shows, as the second season was released in November. But this feel good show is worth the watch even if you have already seen it advertised to you a million times. 

Filmed all around BC, the most prominent filming locations have been Vancouver, New West and most frequently, Squamish where you can also see shots of Shannon Falls.