History

“She was really well known in the neighbourhood, both as a salesperson – because people shopped there from all over the region, not just Burnaby – but also for just being a really kind and caring woman and member of the community.”

Tommy Horne couldn’t have seen it coming. The goaltender for the 1941 Vancouver Norvan Shipyards and his team were up 3-1 against the Nanaimo Clippers in the final period, but tensions and penalties were mounting.

For 110 years there’s been a store in Upper Lynn Valley at the end of the line.

Go back a decade and the site was anything but the bustling, successful neighbourhood that it is today...

Few symbols of the Olympics are as awe-inspiring as the cauldron that holds the Olympic flame.

For many in Vancouver, they weren't just spectators, they were part of the event

Lulu is one of 17 islands that make up Richmond, aka 'The Island City'

The cougar crashed into a basement suite in the same area where just last weekend a cougar was roaming the streets

From the time that Whistler Mountain opened for skiing in 1966 there had always been plenty of snow. Until 1976.

The museum has digitized more than 40 historical home movies from its collection.