In March 2012, he dropped by the Dayton Boots factory to get some work done on his boots. Dayton Boots began in Vancouver in ...

In 2001, it looked like the Pacific National Exhibition would move to Surrey, and Hastings Park would be transformed into ...

In Vancouver’s case, it received $996,000 from Hastings in the 2022-23 fiscal year and $692,000 in 2021-22.

A fire on East Hastings Street in Vancouver has destroyed three business, including one of the most historic and iconic operations in the city. Grace Ke reports – Apr 23, 2025 ...

Vancouver, the city, was founded on liquor. Almost literally, "Gassy" Jack Deighton opened a saloon in Gastown to serve the workers at the nearby Hastings Mill, and that's the basic version of how ...

Time Traveller: Check out Rice Lake filled to the brim with shingle bolts The Hastings Shingle Mill Manufacturing Company logged most of the Lynn Valley area in North Vancouver in the early 1900s ...

But in 1865, the Hastings Lumber Mill opened at the foot of Dunlevy Street, in what is now Strathcona. The area developed into a working class neighbourhood and was home to immigrants from all over ...

Hastings Mill is named after the first commercial sawmill on the Burrard Inlet. Opened in 1867, the sawmill was one of the only businesses to survive the 1886 fire in Vancouver.

1.4. First Baptist Church in Vancouver The First Baptist Church is at 969 Burrard Street, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. It is a heritage building with a unique and historic architectural design ...

Local Indigenous leaders, the Canadian Olympic Committee (COC), and the City of Vancouver have big plans for how the Pacific National Exhibition (PNE) at Hastings Park will be used for the 2030 ...

By the time the wagon road was completed in 1903, there was already talk of extending a connection west from the mill to Hastings Street in North Burnaby, where it could go on into Vancouver.