HERITAGE BC QUARTERLY
The Show Must Go On
Preserving Our Historic Theatres
Spring 2010
Some of our most spectacular historic buildings are theatres. To survive, theatres must move with the times, remain relevant, useful, and safe. In this issue, we look at a number of historic theatres in B.C. that have managed to do just that.
Read the latest updates about "Heritage in Crisis" as well as articles about the Annual Conference and more.
- Historic Theatres
- Values in Action: Restoration Reconsidered
- Churches in a Post-Christian World
- Kelowna: A City Planning Perspective
- Fisgard Lighthouse 150th Anniversary
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PAST ISSUES
Winter 2010 : Heritage Week : Celebrating Sport & Recreation
As the Olympics arrive and the eyes of the world turn our way, we look back at some of British Columbia's historical sporting events and athletes. There is women’s hockey, an industrial building converted to an Olympic venue, mail delivery by dogsled, Kendo, ski-jumping in Revelstoke and more!
Don't miss the follow-up article to the fall special issue "Heritage in Crisis" as well as updates on the Lighthouse Act, Kinsol Trestle and BC Parks 100.
- Heritage BC Meets with Minister Krueger
- Approved Designation Status (ADS)
- Sports & Recreation Special Section
- Empire Stadium & The Miracle Mile
- Crystal Pool & Tarzan
Fall 2009 : Heritage in Crisis
A number of recent actions by the provincial government have done serious harm to heritage in B.C. Stemming from the current deficit crisis, the cuts and cancellations were in fact just the latest in a trend that goes back almost 20 years. The cumulative effect has been to undo much of what was once widely regarded as the best provincial heritage program in Canada.
This special issue of Heritage BC Quarterly looks at the latest developments, their complex, interconnected impacts, and their effects on B.C. communities.
- Does Heritage Matter?
- Breaching the Social Contract : Gaming & Heritage
- Devolution : The Heritage Properties
- Then & Now : 1989 - 2009
Spring 2009
In the most recent issue of our Quarterly read about People in the News, funding for provincial Heritage Properties including Cole Island, and the launch our new educational website about BC Stops of Interest. Download the pdf or click below for some of the articles also posted online:
Winter 2009
The Winter Quarterly features news about the BC150 - Heritage Legacy Fund grants and other new projects supported. Read Alastair Kerr's recent column...and a reply by Nick Russell.
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