For four months, high up in the H’kusam Forest near Sayward on northern Vancouver Island, three master carvers …
Traditional canoe, carved with traditional methods, emerges from Vancouver Island forestRead More
// by Black Press Media Staff
For four months, high up in the H’kusam Forest near Sayward on northern Vancouver Island, three master carvers …
Traditional canoe, carved with traditional methods, emerges from Vancouver Island forestRead More
// by Black Press Media Staff
A portion of the popular Othello Tunnels trail will re-open to the public in the second week of July. The trails, in …
Hope, B.C’s storm-damaged Othello Tunnels to partially re-open to visitors in JulyRead More
// by Emma Bolzner
The Telkwa Museum, just south of Smithers, B.C., has re-opened for the summer with the help of volunteers and a …
Explore northern B.C. history with free entry to Telkwa Museum this summerRead More
// by Jessica Durling
More than 40 Japanese-Canadian families lived in the Brechin area of Nanaimo – that was until the War Measures Act …
Nanaimo Museum exhibit explores history of Japanese-Canadian internmentRead More
// by Esther Morand
The Yukon, in northwest Canada, is a land of extremes – from the midnight sun of summer to the celestial starscape …
Discover the land of the Midnight Sun: A Yukon travel guideRead More
// by Jim Bailey
It was the highest weather station in Canada, the home an eclectic collection of “professional …
Rediscover B.C.’s Old Glory in video of Canada’s highest weather stationRead More
// by Ella Matte
It began in 2017 when Victoria’s Craigdarroch Castle staff started work to restore the castle’s …
Victoria’s Craigdarroch Castle reveals restored Dunsmuir-era kitchenRead More
// by Black Press Media Staff
By Tanara Oliveira In a remarkable moment, the BC Aviation Museum in North Saanich, near Sidney, B.C, acquired not …
Vancouver Island museum takes possession of historic ‘Flying Bananas’ aircraftRead More
// by Amy Kenny
The ol’ wash/dry cycle can be hard on a lot of things, but perhaps none so much as a mummified human …
// by By Rosa O'Reilly
‘Tourism’ takes on a new meaning when you dance with the devils of time. Haunted Gold Rush is a two-part documentary …
// by Amy Kenny
One of the earliest trading posts in the Yukon has received heritage designation. Gindèhchik, also known as Rampart …
One of the Yukon’s earliest trading posts receives heritage designationRead More
// by Dana Hatherly
One of Canada’s few remaining steam-powered paddlewheelers is getting an escape room. The SS Klondike National …
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