British Columbia’s first bicycle. It was rudimentary, clunky, and not for the faint of heart—or the tender of hindquarters. The...
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“This is not therapy.” Nick Bantock looks serious as he says this to his assembled class of 13—one of the...
The Nikkei Internment Memorial Centre was designated as a historical site in 2007, and is one of the few detention...
It may be hard to see the family resemblance, but based on their discovery of Pikaia gracilens fossils, found only in British...
Have you ever watched a movie and thought to yourself, “Wow. That location looks awfully familiar…” Where Coquitlam’s Riverview Hospital...
Is it our preference to watch movies in the palms of our hands, or Netflix on our laps, that killed...
Killer whales, or orcas, are an iconic part of the British Columbia coast. Dr. Michael Bigg, a marine biologist from Duncan,...
In the Spring 2013 issue of British Columbia Magazine, Susan Rybar wrote about the hundreds of British children from poor, urban...
If you’re going to spend an afternoon touring the Kilby Historic Site, you’ll be taking a step back in time...
In “Ticket to Ride,” (Spring 2011), we profiled great trains to experience in and around the province. Here are ten...
One writer pays homage to a key figure in Lions Gate Bridge’s history. Vancouver-based writer Cynthia Heinrichs researched and wrote...
As the leaves change and chilly fall weather settles in, British Columbia transforms into a hub of spooky celebrations. From...
