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Jesse Donaldson

The Hidden History of Kitsilano Beach

The Hidden History of Kitsilano Beach

It may be a haven for the beautiful people now, but the history of Vancouver’s “muscle beach” is anything but pretty.

Traditionally Unexpected - Dennis Gocer - The Collective You

Hotel Vancouver Turns 80

A new exhibition celebrating the history of the Vancouver landmark involved bringing a live horse into the lobby.

Hollywood Hospital

Hollywood Hospital

In late 1950s through the ‘60s, the New Westminster facility was known for its work in the controversial field of psychedelic therapy.

Vancouver City Archivist Major James Skitt Matthews

Vancouver City Archivist Major James Skitt Matthews

He has been dubbed The Man Who Saved Vancouver.

Roedde House Museum

Roedde House Museum

A glimpse into the day-to-day lives of Victorian-era Vancouverites.

Murder by Milkshake

Murder by Milkshake

A Vancouver historian’s book brings to life the story of an infamous local homicide.

Francis Rattenbury

The Outrageous Life And Death Of Francis Rattenbury

A tale of a man driven to succeed at all costs; of bankruptcies and ruined lives; and of arrogance, corruption, scandal, and murder.

Vancouver Public Library

Vancouver Public Library’s Redesigned Rooftop Garden

At long last, a formerly closed-off space begins welcoming the community.

Alpen House

The Vancouver Alpen Club

Founded in 1935, the club is a place for generations of German-Canadians (and all other Canadians) to eat, drink, sing, dance, and connect.

Buntzen Lake Powerhouses

The Buntzen Lake Powerhouses

When they were first constructed at the dawn of the electric age, they were the first of their kind in North America—and were also at the centre of a major controversy.

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