Seeing Colour: Animating BC’s Black Pioneers
This new collection brings movement and colour to the black pioneers of Victoria, British Columbia, whose histories have been erased from official historical accounts.
Dancers in Fernie, B.C., circa 1914-1919
I could almost hear their laughter as i colourized this photo of couples dancing in front of a mill in Fernie, B.C.
Children of Japantown
On this much quieter Canada Day - amid the coronavirus pandemic and a growing conversation about systemic racism - I’d like to call attention to the darker side of our nation’s history…
First Airplane Visit to Vancouver
On March 25, 1910, 3,500 curious Vancouverites crowded the stands of the Minoru Park race track in Richmond, British Columbia to see a tiny Curtiss pusher biplane sputter into the air over Lulu Island…
British Columbia’s Wheelwomen, circa 1891-1902
Tinkle your bells and fasten your helmet – let’s ride to the 1890s and experience BC’s bicycle craze! This blog post focuses on the early “wheelwomen” (aka women bicycle riders) of British Columbia.