This Gold Rush Trail storyteller series episode features the remarkable Laura Grizzlypaws. Coming to you from St’at’imc (stat-lee-m) Traditional Territory, here, she introduces us to the XwÃsten (hoysh-ten) Archaeological Site, …
White water rafting, relaxing, glamping, camping in teepees, yoga, hot tubs… do we have your attention now? What if we were to tell you we know of a couple of …
An inland temperate rainforest, North America’s deepest fjord lake, an abandoned boomtown, fishing, wildlife viewing, gold rush history… do we have your attention yet? Road-tripping around Likely connects backcountry and …
Despite it being the stories of men like Billy Barker that fill our history books the most, women played a vital role in British Columbia’s gold rush era and the …
In this week’s episode of the Gold Rush Trail storyteller series, we take you back to Barkerville Historic Town & Park to meet yet another one of their special interpreters. …
In this episode of the Gold Rush Trail storyteller series, we visit the St’at’imc (stat-lee-m) Traditional Territory and meet Sandra who is a guide at XwÃsten (hoysh-ten) Experience Tours. Within …
Welcome back to the Gold Rush Trail storyteller series! In this episode, we have the pleasure of meeting Sunrise When the Salmon Come (Cheryl Chapman), who is an interpreter at …
In this Gold Rush Trail storyteller series episode, we are introduced to the Curator of History at the Royal BC Museum, Dr. Lorne Hammond. Here, he tells us the tragic …
Would you travel for 101 days on a ship to an unknown faraway land? Well, that is exactly what Miss Florence Wilson of Barkerville Historic Town & Park did in …
This story has been shared with us from the Nlaka’pamux (Ingla-kap-ma) Indigenous peoples of Tuckkwiowhum Heritage Village (Tuck-we-ohm). All thoughts, teachings, and stories reflected below are in their words. Do …