Manjit Sandhu’s new book pays tribute to those who contributed to creating city
MV Sea Lion, built in 1905, had a part in 1914 SS Komagata Maru incident
Council agrees to letter of intent to partner with Tashme Historical Society
Festival will celebrate history of First Nations and pioneers who settled in Chilliwack
Lekwungen food expert Cheryl Bryce looks to raise awareness of traditional food systems
Coverage from the Sept. 14, 2001 edition of The Progress
Vernon resident Julie McCann sets unofficial Guinness mark as fastest woman to cover 100 metres on all fours
Geoff Goodship got a call out of the blue from an amateur historian who had acquired the outfit
UBC’s Beaty museum grateful for Bill Merilees’s historical record of B.C. marine biodiversity
Scott Sheffield internationally recognized as a top-tier researcher of Indigenous military history
Likeness of British maritime explorer commissioned in 1976, forcibly removed on July 1
Gwen Spencer Hethey made military men ‘look like turkeys’ says her son
Researchers saying it’s earliest known evidence of Indigenous peoples using the substance
Tashme Haiku Club’s work was preserved and recently translated, authors write
Ryerson is credited as one of the architects of Canada’s residential school system
Submissions included appeals from heritage proponents and even colouring pages from children
Infamous Delta character ended her days in White Rock and South Surrey
Ombudsman report and stop work order come alongside district’s move to remove heritage status
Former member of Trooper captures the essence of small town struggles and triumphs
University of Victoria students say Trutch Street puts racist history on a pedestal
