Accessing BC History in 2020

Books are only one way to learn about the past. I visit heritage sites to feel transported back to a place in time, and I appreciate the flexibility museums have to interpret a multitude of stories. Every year I make dozens of visits to heritage sites and museums both near my home on Vancouver Island and in different areas of British Columbia and other provinces. Not surprisingly, 2020 has been an exception. Fortunately, many cultural organizations shifted to online programming or increased their virtual presence this year. I watched more author presentations and webinars online than I could have attended in-person—even if we weren’t in the midst of a pandemic—and had the opportunity to hear speakers from more diverse perspectives. This year more than ever I appreciated access to digital…

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British Columbia History (Digital) - 1 Issue, 53.4 Winter 2020

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