The Secretariat of the BCHF is located on the unceded traditional territory of the Coast Salish speaking Peoples.
British Columbia Historical Federation News
Front Words with Mark Forsythe
An excerpt from the Winter 2022-23 edition of British Columbia History.
Bob Hanna (right) with stone sculptor David...
BC’s payphone era nears end
This phone booth, which looks like it was hit by a train, is seen in Salmo in 2020. (Greg Nesteroff photo)
It’s Giving Tuesday!
We are excited to announce that the BCHF is participating in GivingTuesday today, November 29. GivingTuesday is a global day of giving that harnesses...
Giving Tuesday: When you give, history lives
Tuesday November 29th is Giving Tuesday in Canada. You can help the BC Historical Federation build its Centennial Legacy Fund, which in...
Funding opportunities
There are a number of funding opportunities that may be of interest to our members and those organizations working in the culture...
New Denver’s House of Joyful Tidings moved
Avoiding possible demolition, a New Denver building from the Japanese-Canadian internment era has been moved as part of plans to turn it...
Entries sought for BCHF Historical Writing Award
The British Columbia Historical Federation will present the 40th Lieutenant Governor's Historical Writing Awards to recipients from among the previous year's publications...
Applications open for Indigenous Research Fund
The Friends of the BC Archives are now accepting applications from individuals and organizations for its Indigenous Research Fund, intended to pay...
A Dizzying Array of Paper
C.I.28 1929 (original C.I. issued 1918) Ng You Kong
An excerpt from the Winter...
Intangible Treasure of the Downtown Eastside
Intangible Treasures of the Downtown Eastside (Zoom Shadow Two) is a collection of short shadow plays created on the Zoom platform by...
Film Screening “Unarchived”
The Archives Association of BC (AABC) and the ACA Public Awareness and Advocacy Committee are pleased to announce a joint event to...
