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* To clarify the introduction, British Columbia became a province in 1871, but has been its current size since 1866 when British Columbia and Vancouver Island were combined into a single colony. As well Quebec is the largest province by land area. | * To clarify the introduction, British Columbia became a province in 1871, but has been its current size since 1866 when British Columbia and Vancouver Island were combined into a single colony. As well Quebec is the largest province by land area. | ||
* Rick Hansen, a paraplegic athlete, wheelchaired around the world to raise money for spinal cord research. | * Rick Hansen, a paraplegic athlete, wheelchaired around the world to raise money for spinal cord research. | ||
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Revision as of 15:02, 12 January 2012
For British Columbia Day, we present a small tour of large things.
Vital Statistics
Date: August 7, 2007
Category: On Location
Appearing: Graham, Kathleen, Brad Kirkland, Adam Hancock
Writing: Graham, Kathleen, Brad Kirkland, Adam Hancock
Shooting: Graham, Kathleen
Editing: Graham
Location: Quesnel, Williams Lake, Prince George, One Hundred Mile House
Synopsis
Big objects on the road to Price George are highlighted.
Trivia
- To clarify the introduction, British Columbia became a province in 1871, but has been its current size since 1866 when British Columbia and Vancouver Island were combined into a single colony. As well Quebec is the largest province by land area.
- Rick Hansen, a paraplegic athlete, wheelchaired around the world to raise money for spinal cord research.
