Built in 1896, the building is one of only five of its type remaining in B.C.
Trʼondëk Hwëchʼin elders named the mummified mammoth Nun cho ga meaning “big baby animal.”
Pooch became a small-town Vancouver Island sensation in the ’30s and ’40s for his tavern exploits
Local mystery adds to uptick in unsolved documents, says museum president
Premier says public engagement will now determine the future of the ‘seismically unsafe’ building
Letter found 56 years later by Rathtrevor Beach tourists
Buried treasure inadvertently dug out of 4-foot deep hole in sand
Parker’s 1927 gravesite a Big Lake landmark
Video filmed in historic 153 Mile Store was the ‘perfect place’
City of Nanaimo lowering flags to commemorate Esplanade Mine explosion that killed 150
The Swiss Edelweiss Village Foundation has temporarily secured the property
“These sensitive issues require time and care to address properly.”
The historic Edelweiss Village has been for sale for over a year, and preservation talks are moving
Don Denton collecting and preserving details of mostly unknown photographers
Rescuing classic cars requires more than a love for the classics and…
Bavaria to B.C., a miner’s life of adventure
Cordelia Ann Moore was born on June 22, 1896, at the Alkali Lake Ranch
MV Sea Lion, built in 1905, had a part in 1914 SS Komagata Maru incident
Bars along the Fraser include some fascinating stories of towns and settlements long washed away
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