Quan Yin, the Buddhist embodiment of compassion and mercy, is once again greeting visitors at the Lytton Chinese History …
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108 Mile Heritage Site in B.C. to celebrate 50th anniversary in July
The 108 Mile Heritage Site plans to celebrate its 50th anniversary in style this summer. A landmark attraction of …
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The Witness Blanket opens with replica exhibit at the Chilliwack Museum
A travelling replica of The Witness Blanket – a large-scale artwork that asks viewers to bear witness to stories …
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See Dinosaurs of B.C. exhibition at the Courtenay and District Museum
Discover the Dinosaurs of B.C. in a new Royal BC Museum travelling exhibition, at the Courtenay and District Museum …
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How Campbell River became the fishing capital of the world
Today, the tourism industry is firmly established as a cornerstone of the British Columbia economy. In 2022, the …
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Once-rejected Kinsol Trestle now a resurrected Vancouver Island must-see
Without a doubt, Shawnigan Lake’s biggest piece of history is the Kinsol Trestle — literally — and yet …
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Yukon History Hunter: Meet Sid van der Meer, the curator of Beaver Creek
The population of Beaver Creek, Canada’s westernmost community, is in dispute. According to the federal census in …
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Traditional canoe, carved with traditional methods, emerges from Vancouver Island forest
For four months, high up in the H’kusam Forest near Sayward on northern Vancouver Island, three master carvers …
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Hope, B.C’s storm-damaged Othello Tunnels to partially re-open to visitors in July
A portion of the popular Othello Tunnels trail will re-open to the public in the second week of July. The trails, in …
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Explore northern B.C. history with free entry to Telkwa Museum this summer
The Telkwa Museum, just south of Smithers, B.C., has re-opened for the summer with the help of volunteers and a …
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Nanaimo Museum exhibit explores history of Japanese-Canadian internment
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
Discover the land of the Midnight Sun: A Yukon travel guide
The Yukon, in northwest Canada, is a land of extremes – from the midnight sun of summer to the celestial starscape …
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