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After being sunk for 113 years, a North Van's Nuytco DeepWorker team located the Russian ship in two days.

Photo Bob Kronbauer Recently assessed at $1.12 million, the creepy old rundown house at 3395 Charles Street has an odd draw to it. Boasting some serious Boo Radley charm, it's the best "haunted" house in the city if you ask me.

A Youtube channel with a local history bent, Vanalogue , recently dug up two sweet TV commercials that BC Tel put out in the 1960s.

The stories of Vancouver鈥檚 LGBTQ2+ community are now a permanent part of the city鈥檚 archives.

麻豆传媒映画Archives: Item: Can P6 On May 23, 1887, C.P.R. Engine 374 became the first聽transcontinental passenger train to arrive to Vancouver. According to Chuck Davis History of Metro Vancouver, the train was built by the C.P.R.

On Thursday May 24 , the 麻豆传媒映画Historical Society will host a lecture by Lisa Anne Smith on "Emily Patterson: The Heroic Life of a Milltown Nurse". The talk is at 7:30pm at the Museum of Vancouver. All are welcome and entrance is by donation.

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You may not have been inside Vancouver's Hudson's Bay flagship store in years, but chances are you weren't in there in 1931, when these photos found the 麻豆传媒映画Archives were taken.

Part of Richmond's pioneering Steeves family, Walter Herbert "Billy" Steeves drove a stagecoach between Richmond and Vancouver. He was just 27 years old when he was fatally crushed by a tree on what's now Granville Street.

The nominees of this year's Leo Awards were announced today and our BC Was Awesome history show is being recognized in two categories! The nominations are for Season Two of our series where we tour British Columbia digging up offbeat stories from its