Videos
Videos
Vancouver Historical Society presents Nancy J. Turner
Dr. Nancy J. Turner shares her knowledge about traditional uses and meanings of plants, medicine. A widely respected ethnobotanist and author, Turner...
A Tale of Two Families: BC’s Intercultural Family Teachings
Due to historical exclusion and colonial record-keeping practices, not many non-Indigenous families from minority groups can trace their family histories back to...
The Francophones of Surrey: A presentation by Maurice Guibord
Maurice Guibord, director of the Société historique francophone de la Colombie-Britannique, will engage you with his presentation which incorporates his research on...
Interview: Lost Kootenays, Part 1
BCHF vice-president Mark Forsythe interviews BCHF director Greg Nesteroff, co-author with Eric Brighton of the new book Lost Kootenays: A History In...
Buy Local, Give Local BCHF campaign kicks off
https://youtu.be/ZoVrcjOSmJ8
Community museums, historical societies, heritage groups and cultural organizations form the foundation of the diverse cultural...
An interview with Vanishing British Columbia author Michael Kluckner
Take a virtual trip around the province with Vancouver's Michael Kluckner.
Michael, author of Vanishing British Columbia (UBC...
Interview with Claudia Cornwall — BC In Flames: Stories from a Blazing Summer
Earlier this month BCHF's Mark Forsythe and Doug Brigham connected with Claudia Cornwall, author of "British Columbia in Flames: Stories from a...
The Peace Arch at 100: A presentation by Barb Hynek
This virtual field trip of Surrey's Peace Arch will take you on a tour through history to look at the origins and...
Forgotten Stories, Silenced Voices: A presentation by Renée Sarojini Saklikar
As a poet and a writer she’s explored history (Children of Air India, un/authorized exhibit and interjections); science and poetry (Listening to...
Punjabi film shot in Barkerville released
A new film entitled ਛੱਲਾ ਮੁੜ ਕੇ ਨਹੀਂ ਆਇਆ (Chhalla Mud Ke Nahi Aaya — Chhalla Never Returned), shot in Barkverville and...
