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
// by Black Press Media Staff
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
// by Amy Attas
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
// by Monique Tamminga
Did you know Oliver has a ghost town dating back to the gold rush era with tales of murder and mystery? Come and walk …
Are you brave enough to tour Oliver’s ghost town at night?Read More
// by Joanne Hill
Ghostly tales abound in BC, and like most ghost stories, many have at least an element of truth to them — there …
West Coast ghosts share a haunted history of Victoria and VancouverRead More
// by Joanne Hill
No matter what kind of plane it is, I can’t help looking up — I am fascinated by flight. When you consider …
// by Amy Attas
If you like hiking, you’ll love the Chilkoot Trail. If you don’t like hiking, there’s enough …
Why this Alaska-to-Yukon hike should be on every adventurer’s list for 2022Read More
It used to be that the shores of Yukon rivers were lined with decaying riverboats. Old Whitehorse photographs show …
Fastest freighter in the Yukon shares riverboat history from new home in CarcrossRead More
// by Joanne Hill
I don’t know about you, but I love trying to picture what it might have been like to live in a different time. …
The West’s living history museums bring the past to lifeRead More
// by Joanne Hill
Everything is ship-shape and Bristol fashion at the Maritime Museum of BC, and just in time for a grand …
// by Don Denton
Architecture surrounds us, in our homes, at work or walking and driving through our towns and cities. We see it …
// by Joanne Hill
When the subject of the Second World War comes up, travel-minded history buffs usually think of sites in Europe or the …
// by Joanne Hill
Travel has many faces. Chances are, if you travel for any reason, from business to pleasure, there’s an …
Preserving hope and creating peace: Discover the West Coast’s UNESCO World Heritage SitesRead More
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