History

Fort Langley, also known as the ‘Birthplace of BC,’ began life as a trading post of the Hudson’s Bay Company in 1827 — making...

For many Canadians growing up in the 80s and 90s, Zellers was a store frequented for household goods at an affordable price. You may recall the l...

Visiting the Pacific National Exhibition has been an annual tradition for many families for over a century now. The highly-anticipated event retu...

Take the road less travelled by exploring BC’s abandoned ghost towns of Bralorne and Bradian, which just may come back to life. Discover th...

Stanley Park is one of Vancouver’s most iconic places. Beguiling visitors from far and wide every year, it showcases the natural beauty tha...

Empty streets and tattered houses with only remnants of the place it used to be, ghost towns are eerie and filled with history. Here’s a few yo...

No World Fair has ever been as iconic as Vancouver’s Expo 86. We offer you a trip down memory lane with this rare footage of Expo 86, the l...

Businesses offer goods and services for money, to that extent they aren’t really your friend. That doesn’t stop people from developin...

bPeople who visited Luv-A-Fair still remember it with such fond emotions it’s like you had to be there.  Luv-A-Fair lasted 30 years on Seymour...

Throughout its nearly 30 years, a lot of people went to Richard’s on Richards. It wasn’t the same type of crowds either, throughout its l...

Styles change and some say that is why The Town Pump died. But before the era of multimillion dollar liquor licenses and Donnelly Bars for days, ...

In the town of Golden B.C. sits a Swiss village of hundred year old houses that look like time forgot them.  All this could change as the curren...