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Acclaimed Arctic historian and author, Ken McGoogan, to speak in Prince George this month
By Mike Nash, Caledonia Ramblers KEN McGOOGAN is the award-winning author of fifteen books, including five previous bestsellers on Arctic exploration. On October 19th and 20th, the University of Northern British Columbia hosts Ken McGoogan for two free public presentations starting at 7 p.m. in the Canfor Theatre on UNBC’s Prince George campus. Ken will be signing books after each presentation. Thursday, October 19th: Searching for Franklin: New Answers to the Great Arctic Mystery. Encouraged by [...]
FMCBC is committed to working respectfully and in truth, with Indigenous Peoples and communities
The FMCBC is committed to advancing reconciliation and renewing the relationship with Indigenous peoples through respect, cooperation, and partnership. FMCBC President Liz Bicknell attended a National Day of Truth and Reconciliation event at St Ann’s Academy in Victoria, presented by SNIWWOC (Support Network for Indigenous Women and Women of Colour). The acclaimed documentary “We Were Children” by Tim Wolochatiuk was shown. It’s told through the eyes of two residential school survivors. Two elders were there [...]
Pedaling for a Purpose: PNOA’s Triumph in the 2023 Great Cycle Challenge
In the heart of the picturesque Pacific Northwest, amidst towering pines and scenic routes, a dedicated group of individuals united under the banner of the Pacific Northwest Outdoor Association (PNOA) embarked on a remarkable journey during the August 2023 Great Cycle Challenge. Their mission: To make a difference in the lives of children battling cancer and contribute to child health research through the SickKids Foundation. With 18 passionate members pedaling in unison, the PNOA GCC [...]
Brian Waddington Hut Roof Replacement Update
The UBC Varsity Outdoor Club wishes to thank the FMCBC for its support of the club's Brian Waddington Hut roof renewal project. Work began on July 22nd with a demolition crew hiking into the hut, before helicopter slinging on July 27th removed waste and delivered new materials to the site. Since then, many volunteer crews have spent countless hours working at the hut. None of this would have been possible without the multitude of generous [...]