Kunji Ikeda’s show, Sansei, explores his family’s connection to the Japanese internment camps

Blossoming trees like cherry and plum account for nearly one in four public trees in Victoria

Generations of born-and-raised Victorians spoke like they were from England, but this local accent is nearly extinct

In Canada's oldest Chinatown, a community that has faced discrimination since its inception reckons with it today

Big cats and small children played together at Hertel’s zoo. Escapes were commonplace. Then the inevitable happened

A remediation project has uncovered centuries-old artifacts under the waves.

The Dunsmuir fortune was built on deadly mine conditions, strike-breaking, racist fearmongering, and stolen land

BC began as a model to the world of multi-ethnic settlers living peacefully among self-governing indigenous peoples—and then it all went wrong