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It would be mandatory in British Columbia to report the discovery of sites or objects of potential heritage value to the government's archeology branch under changes to legislation introduced Wednesday.

A legal document written after the May 1875 death of John Deighton, better known as Gassy Jack, lists the debts of one of the first men to bring liquor to the hardscrabble community of Granville, which eventually became the city of Vancouver.

Take an exciting ride over the Atlantic and west across the Rockies to Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»­in 1958

It’s Heritage Week in B.C., and what better way to learn about Vancouver’s past than by walking around in the sunshine forecast for this weekend.

A new Heritage Minute is sharing the story of a pioneering baseball team in British Columbia and the government policy that tore them apart.

In our ongoing 5 things series, we uncover some interesting and unusual details about Vancouver. Instruments up, because it's time to take a look at the Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»­Symphony Orchestra.

People who regularly watch the Fraser River viewed something earlier this month that is seldom seen actually sailing on the river like it once did. The Samson V paddlewheel steamboat was briefly on the move.

After 61 years of preserving and promoting the city’s heritage, the Burnaby Historical Society is disbanding.

In 1987, a crew from Nickel Bros. house movers spent several weeks uprooting and moving of a Dutch castle — an Expo 86 attraction — to Richmond from its foundation in Downtown Vancouver.

Old photos from the Richmond Archives reveal a rather bizarre structure — a 30-foot high, 190-foot-long slide — near the corner of No. 3 Road and Westminster Highway, adjacent to Richmond Centre.