History

History

Amid a violent year for the Chinese community, a push for a Chinatown museum

By Tim Ford
March 22, 2021

In Canada's oldest Chinatown, a community that has faced discrimination since its inception reckons with it today

History

A lion on the loose: how an unregulated Nanaimo zoo resulted in tragedy

By Jolene Rudisuela
March 9, 2021

Big cats and small children played together at Hertel’s zoo. Escapes were commonplace. Then the inevitable happened

History

Trove of artifacts from Esquimalt Harbour remains untouched at Royal BC Museum due to pandemic

by Aaron Guillen
March 4, 2021

A remediation project has uncovered centuries-old artifacts under the waves.

History

The dark money that built Victoria's Craigdarroch Castle

By Ann Edelstein
December 6, 2020

The Dunsmuir fortune was built on deadly mine conditions, strike-breaking, racist fearmongering, and stolen land

History

The British Columbia that might have been

By Terry Glavin
August 3, 2020

BC began as a model to the world of multi-ethnic settlers living peacefully among self-governing indigenous peoples—and then it all went wrong