Tag: Liard River

Canoeing through Whistler’s PastCanoeing through Whistler’s Past

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This evening (Tuesday, July 7) the museum will be hosting our first virtual Speaker Series, an adapted version of the talk and film screening with Mike Stein that we were originally planning to present in March.  Though Whistler is known internationally as a ski resort, the film features a different form of recreation and transportation […][...]

Revisiting Highways of the Past: Canoeing the Grand Canyon of the LiardRevisiting Highways of the Past: Canoeing the Grand Canyon of the Liard

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Due to the popularity of the film last year, we’re bringing back Mike Stein and his film Highways of the Past: Canoeing the Grand Canyon of the Liard! In 1972 Mike Stein and five fellow adventurers (Adolf Teufele, Wink Bradford, Ferdi Wenger, Jim McConkey & Harvey Fraser) set out on a journey on the Liard River […][...]

What do canoeing and powder skiing have in common?What do canoeing and powder skiing have in common?

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With the beginning of the new year, we have been spending some time looking back at what 2018 brought to the museum (new records, new exhibits and many new donations of artifacts and archival materials!) as well as looking forward to what lies ahead. Each year January marks the beginning of our annual Speaker Series.  […][...]

Highways of the Past: Canoeing the Grand Canyon of the LiardHighways of the Past: Canoeing the Grand Canyon of the Liard

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In 1972 Mike Stein and five fellow adventurers filmed their journey on the Liard River, which flows 1115 km through parts of the Yukon, British Columbia and the Northwest Territories.  Their trip focused on the Grand Canyon, a 30 km stretch of the Liard containing numerous class IV and higher rapids.  For decades the resulting […][...]