The First Nations people of the Tla-o-qui-aht have a vision for the future that has roots in the past. When …
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History
PHOTOS: Historic Cold War warrior lands at North Saanich museum
A piece of flying history has sailed into Patricia Bay. The barge carrying a historic CP-121 Tracker landed on the …
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‘A moveable feast:’ Savour Victoria’s amazing local eateries … with a side of history!
If you’re a local Victorian, you probably think you know the city pretty well, but Andy Olsen of A Taste of …
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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 …
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Victoria museum exhibit dives into shipwreck’s ‘Theatre of Horror’
The tale of the SS Valencia’s sinking off the coast of southern Vancouver Island continues to haunt West Coast …
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BC Parks Foundation aims to buy historic Bella Coola region property
The BC Parks Foundation, the official charitable partner of BC Parks, is fundraising to purchase one of the most …
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All aboard! Train traces the epic Klondike journey
What do the Eiffel Tower, the Panama Canal and the Statue of Liberty all have in common with White Pass and Yukon Route …
Victoria’s Empress named best historic hotel in Americas
Victoria’s iconic Fairmont Empress was named best historic hotel in the Americas this year – a prestigious …
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Trailblazing women from the 1930s take the ultimate selfie in Oliver
Five trailblazing women from the 1930s are all smiles for the camera as they brave unimaginable heights, standing atop a …
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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 …
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Yukon-made podcast breathes new life into old gold rush tales
A made-in-Whitehorse podcast is breathing new life into old tales. From father-daughter team Keith and Pascale …
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25 years later: The water skiing legend on Kalamalka Lake
It’s been 25 years since 15 water-skiers were pulled behind a plane on Kalamalka Lake. Back in 1995, Trevor …
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