Story inspired by actual events from early 1920s
Trʼondëk Hwëchʼin elders named the mummified mammoth Nun cho ga meaning “big baby animal.”
Pooch became a small-town Vancouver Island sensation in the ’30s and ’40s for his tavern exploits
Local mystery adds to uptick in unsolved documents, says museum president
19th-century leader’s land once included most of the region
Premier says public engagement will now determine the future of the ‘seismically unsafe’ building
Letter found 56 years later by Rathtrevor Beach tourists
Boats and trains were once dominant forms of travel
Buried treasure inadvertently dug out of 4-foot deep hole in sand
Site was first used as a skating rink, then converted to a slaughterhouse
Museum’s Reading for Reconciliation Series
Annual festival was first held in June 1982 and included activities and musical entertainers
Appledale and Meadowland near Summerland were set up in early 1900s
Kids were able to enjoy bounce houses, ride dinosaurs, and meet a baby dino
Museum has provided Back Door Winery with information about prohibition era in Canada
Video filmed in historic 153 Mile Store was the ‘perfect place’
Building was a safe place for teens to gather