History

A book about an orphan who sails the high seas in the 18th century is now for sale — with 100 per cent of its proceeds this year going to the BC Children’s Hospital.

A former railway conductor who was based at the CP Rail yard in Port Coquitlam has gathered photos and stories from his 35-year career on freight and passenger trains in a new book.

North Van's Japanese Tea Gardens weren't open for long, and this unique building was moved and renamed Scout Hall

A more colourful look into the history of our city

North Vancouver photographer Jack Cash caught this image of 'the biggest Sea Food event in B.C. history'

Vancouver was once a city of neon signs. Here's a look at a business that made more than just those flashy signs.

Legendary North Vancouver figure skater won Olympic silver and world championship gold

Images from the City of Vancouver Archives document the actions of the indelible little ship over 100 years later

In 1985, a couple was abducted from their East Vancouver home and strangled to death.

The North Shore Indians were know as British Columbia's 'most exciting team' in the 1930s