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