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Coquitlam Heritage readies second Black history exhibit
'The books illustrate the ease with which Black accomplishments were overlooked'
Looking for Jesse Scott
More than 50 years after his death, Jesse Scott remains an 'unknown figure'
Coquitlam heritage house hangs in balance as council mulls development
Councillor: 'I just don’t feel comfortable with it at the moment'
Object permanence: PoCo Heritage putting historical artifacts online
Digitizing museum's collection of objects was 'daunting' task
History in triplicate: three Port Moody heritage homes now sit side-by-side-by-side
Applicant calls for greater protection of heritage homes
For sedimental reasons: What the till in the tunnel tells us about the region’s geology
Geologist to discuss the up-and-down history of the Tri-Cities
A lost gold mine, an old curse, and the job of finding facts lost in a B.C. legend
The tale of Slumach's gold still convinces adventurers and treasure hunters to take up the 130-year quest
Premiere: Mary Anne Cooper, and the search for ‘little miracles’
Mary Anne Cooper reflects on 106 years and the work that's left to be done
Port Coquitlam breaks away . . . and goes broke
The history of Port Coquitlam is marbled with high hopes, near misses and plenty of perseverance
Coquitlam Heritage readies second Black history exhibit
'The books illustrate the ease with which Black accomplishments were overlooked'
Looking for Jesse Scott
More than 50 years after his death, Jesse Scott remains an 'unknown figure'
Coquitlam heritage house hangs in balance as council mulls development
Councillor: 'I just don’t feel comfortable with it at the moment'
Object permanence: PoCo Heritage putting historical artifacts online
Digitizing museum's collection of objects was 'daunting' task
History in triplicate: three Port Moody heritage homes now sit side-by-side-by-side
Applicant calls for greater protection of heritage homes
For sedimental reasons: What the till in the tunnel tells us about the region’s geology
Geologist to discuss the up-and-down history of the Tri-Cities
A lost gold mine, an old curse, and the job of finding facts lost in a B.C. legend
The tale of Slumach's gold still convinces adventurers and treasure hunters to take up the 130-year quest
Premiere: Mary Anne Cooper, and the search for ‘little miracles’
Mary Anne Cooper reflects on 106 years and the work that's left to be done
Port Coquitlam breaks away . . . and goes broke
The history of Port Coquitlam is marbled with high hopes, near misses and plenty of perseverance