Designated in 2020, the site is the location of the former residential school. A plastics factory now stands on the property. There is no built structure on the site. It closed in 1967 and the building was destroyed by fire in 1986. admin Read more...
Designated in 2019. Tse’k’wa is an exceptional archaeological site in northeastern British Columbia that has contributed to the understanding of environmental changes and human settlement from the end of the last glacial period (12,500 years ago) to 1,000 years ago. Also known as Charlie Lake Cave, it features a sequence of radiocarbon dated and relatively undisturbed soil layers that is Read more...
