Over three seasons our multiple Leo Award-nominated history TV show, , has taken us to almost every corner of this province.
In it we dig up interesting stories about our collective past that you might not have already heard.
Some of them are offbeat, others are serious, and most of them will have you raising your eyebrows for one reason or another.
In four episodes we've been lucky to partner with local First Nations who have trusted us to tell the real stories behind the ones that we thought we already knew.
Watch them all below. You'll be surprised what you didn't know!
1. Sasquatch with the Sts'ailes First Nation
This episode took us out to Harrison Hot Springs as well as the Sts'ailes reservation nearby. We went out on a Sasquatch "hunt", then sat down with people who swear they've seen the creature. Kelsey Charlie from the Sts'ailes then told us the real story of the being, and what it means to his people.
2. The Fernie Curse with the Ktunaxa First Nation
The town of Fernie was apparently put under a curse by a Ktunaxa chief way back in the day, resulting in a lot of fires and disasters for the people of this town in the Kootenays. There's just one thing; the Nation doesn't do curses. Donald Sam tells us what happened, and why.
3. The Ogopogo with the Westbank First Nation
It's a sea serpent that lives in a cave, right? Wrong. Heck, its name that we know it as was made up by some folk singers and has no root in the actual story of the creature of the lake. Jordan Coble from the Westbank First Nation joins us out on Okanagan Lake to tell us what Ogpogo actually is, and what it means to his people.
4. Spirit Bears with the Gitga'at First Nation
The story of the Spirit Bear is one that the Gitga'at people kept a secret for a really long time, until the opportunity arose to use its story to help protect it as well as the area it calls home. Marven Robinson from the Gitga'at Nation took us out into the Great Bear Rainforest to try to find one of these elusive creatures.
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