An abandoned lighthouse that’s been standing alone in Alaska’s Lynn Canal for almost 50 years is on track …
Volunteers work to restore, preserve and share historic Juneau lighthouseRead More
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Explore Fort Edmonton’s new Indigenous Peoples Experience through Dec. 19
Earlier this year, Fort Edmonton Park in Alberta welcomed its first visitors after a nearly three-year closure and a …
Explore Fort Edmonton’s new Indigenous Peoples Experience through Dec. 19Read More
Saanich observatory to include local First Nations history
The Dominion Astrophysical Observatory in Saanich, outside Victoria, will soon reflect a wider scope of the …
Saanich observatory to include local First Nations historyRead More
Master carver Dempsey Bob plans artist residency for coastal BC’s North Pacific Cannery
World-renowned master carver Dempsey Bob recently visited the North Pacific Cannery Historic Site to photograph the site …
Master carver Dempsey Bob plans artist residency for coastal BC’s North Pacific CanneryRead More
Yukon living cultural and historical site keeps spiritual essence intact
The signing of the third Huchá Hudän / Fort Selkirk Historic Site Management Plan on Aug. 21 represents …
Yukon living cultural and historical site keeps spiritual essence intactRead More
Victoria’s architecture steeped in history
Architecture surrounds us, in our homes, at work or walking and driving through our towns and cities. We see it …
Donations fuel successful Lonesome Lake purchase by BC Parks Foundation
Lonesome Lake has been purchased by the BC Parks Foundation and will become part of southern Tweedsmuir Provincial Park, …
Donations fuel successful Lonesome Lake purchase by BC Parks FoundationRead More
For sale: a 100-tonne 19th century bridge by Arrow Lakes
In need of a used 100-tonne bridge? If so, one BC man may have what you’re looking for. Tim Miller is selling …
For sale: a 100-tonne 19th century bridge by Arrow LakesRead More
‘It was a going concern’: Remaining bar and hotel in Alberta coal ghost town for sale
Built during the First World War, it survived the Great Depression, the Second World War and the closure of coal mines …
‘It was a going concern’: Remaining bar and hotel in Alberta coal ghost town for saleRead More
Daytripping in all directions from Calgary
If summer’s arrival has you planning your next visit to Calgary, be sure to leave time to indulge in a few …
Victoria’s Craigdarroch Castle takes restoration into the kitchen – 19th Century style
One of Greater Victoria’s favourite heritage sites is slated to undergo a long-awaited restoration of a key …
Victoria’s Craigdarroch Castle takes restoration into the kitchen – 19th Century styleRead More
History Hunter: Beatrice Lorne — The ‘Klondike Nightingale’
In June of 1929, 11 years after the end of the First World War, a stained-glass window was dedicated to the Yukon fallen …
History Hunter: Beatrice Lorne — The ‘Klondike Nightingale’Read More