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Over 100 years ago, Vancouver's women's hockey team became the first B.C. winners of the Alpine Cup

Over 100 years ago, Vancouver's women's hockey team became the first B.C. winners of the Alpine Cup

Some at the time considered the Alpine Cup the equivalent of the Stanley Cup for women’s teams in Canada.
5 things you (probably) didn't know about sports in Vancouver

5 things you (probably) didn't know about sports in Vancouver

From fast runners to slow baseball players to Happy Gilmore
From basement battles to a Canucks legend: Cliff Ronning’s hockey journey

From basement battles to a Canucks legend: Cliff Ronning’s hockey journey

Though his brother joined Bad Company, the Ronning boys were in good company playing in the family's basement
Photos: Historic pics show Kitsilano as it was in the 60s and 70s

Photos: Historic pics show Kitsilano as it was in the 60s and 70s

Kits as it was 50 years ago
5 things you (probably) didn't know about films and Vancouver

5 things you (probably) didn't know about films and Vancouver

From Gotham City to the first movie theatre in Canada
Time Traveller: This radio station was devoted solely to Lions Gate Bridge traffic

Time Traveller: This radio station was devoted solely to Lions Gate Bridge traffic

Did any of you Vancouver commuters ever tune in to Lions Gate Radio, 94.5 on the FM dial?
112-year-old heritage mansion hits Vancouver's real estate market for $19.8 million

112-year-old heritage mansion hits Vancouver's real estate market for $19.8 million

Dubbed the Morgan House, it was designed by a well-known architect.
5 unusual restaurants you (probably) didn't remember Vancouver used to have

5 unusual restaurants you (probably) didn't remember Vancouver used to have

From the Sky Diner to the monastery-like Brother Jon's to one inspired by the Lord of the Rings.
Photos: Historic downtown Vancouver building comes down

Photos: Historic downtown Vancouver building comes down

It stood at the corner of Richards and Dunsmuir for more than a century
Time Traveller: These 'squatter' shacks in North Vancouver look like pretty cool places to live

Time Traveller: These 'squatter' shacks in North Vancouver look like pretty cool places to live

Lumber workers used excess timber to build these makeshift shacks on the beaches of Roche Point in the 1930s