The Bowen Island Public Library was once a general store. The Tudor style building was constructed in 1924 by the...
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If you want to find out why Bowen is referred to as the ‘Happy Isle’ then head to the Bowen Island...
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The Pemberton and District Dyking Commission was officially formed in 1947 to oversee land reclamation projects in the Pemberton Valley...
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In about 1914, when the Pacific Great Eastern station had been located near the existing station site, Bob McLauchlan built...
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The below content is from the Sea to Sky GeoTour, developed by Natural Resources Canada with the help of Geologists,...
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This copy and the audio file was developed, and shared with us, by the Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre. To download...
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Hotel Squamish is #4 on the Squamish Heritage Walking Tour. Originally called the King George Hotel it was built in...
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Built in 2015 to house, restore and showcase historical First Nations canoes, the Xwu’nekw Canoe Shelter (pronounced Whoo-Nay-Oak) is housed...
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It’s hard to miss such a striking building. Built in 2005, the centre’s dramatic curving roof was specifically designed by...
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