Looking forward to this one — @evelazarus’s COLD CASE BC. Also ordered @TheAaronChapman’s LIQUOR, LUST, AND THE LAW, and finally pre-ordered @sam_wiebe’s SUNSET AND JERICHO.
Had so much fun giving a talk to the Vancouver Historical Society last Thursday night and sharing some of my favourite #Vancouver and #NorthVancouver stories from #VancouverExposed https://t.co/UkNMWDTM7f Thanks to @YvrElwin for the video: https://t.co/qwcjHEBV5l
Pat Lowther, 40 was murdered in her #EastVancouver home on September 24, 1975. The mother of four was carving out a new voice in the Canadian literary scene and had just signed a contract with a major publisher #coldcasecanada#truecrimepodcast episode 21: https://t.co/emKLXn3ySQ
#Saanich residents Tanya Van Cuylenborg, 18 & Jay Cook, 20 were murdered while on an overnight trip to Washington State in 1987. It took 30 years to catch their murderer #ColdCaseBC#ColdCaseCanada#truecrimepodcast Photo Tanya left, with friend May Robson https://t.co/dMd4hMJ3EO
#Saanich residents Tanya Van Cuylenborg, 18 & Jay Cook, 20 were murdered while on an overnight trip to Washington State in 1987. It took 30 years to catch their killer #ColdCaseBC#ColdCaseCanada#truecrimepodcast https://t.co/dMd4hMJ3EO
On October 3, 1975 one of the grain elevators exploded in #NorthVancouver killing 5 men and creating one ghost. Story from #VancouverExposed: Searching for the city's hidden history and also in #ColdCaseCanada#podcast episode 9 https://t.co/rcjRdEz8Qf Photo courtesy @visitMONOVA
So thrilled (and more than a little stunned) that my #truecrimepodcast#ColdCaseCanada hit 250,000 downloads this morning! Dropping episode 32 on the missing Jack Family from #PrinceGeorge tomorrow https://t.co/hxEs9JxSTw
Ronnie Jack, 26, Doreen Jack, 26, Russell 9 and Ryan 4 were last seen on August 2, 1989 in #PrinceGeorge. They told their family they had jobs at a logging camp and they’d be gone for about 10 days. And then they vanished. Ep 32 #ColdCaseCanada podcast:
https://t.co/y2RXutO1Y6
It's #WomensHistoryMonth and we're honouring Gwen Cash, reputedly the first woman news reporter in Canada. Gwen started at the Province in 1917. Later moved to #Victoria became PR director for the Empress Hotel, wrote 3 books and built the Trend House https://t.co/XPYWSwD2Us
The Jack family of 4 were last seen in #PrinceGeorge in August 1989. Ronnie told his mother that they had jobs at a logging camp and would be gone for about 10 days. He ended by saying "If I don't come back, come and look for me." #ColdCaseCanada podcast: https://t.co/R3hHP3USzg
Heading to #NorthVancouver to honour Phyllis Munday for #womenshistorymonth. Here's a woman who literally climbed mountains. Shown with baby Edith, carrying a 58 lb pack and carrying an ice axe. Story from #SensationalVancouver: https://t.co/KvO8KVdi5t
Photo courtesy @visitMONOVA
#womenshistorymonth and a nod to Victoria's Nell Shipman, born 1892. Nell was a Hollywood actress known for portraying strong, adventurous women. She wrote screenplays and became BC's first filmmaker of note. Story from #SensationalVictoria: https://t.co/Sa4LMXwBIV