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City: Canal Flats

Kimberley Jr. Fish and Game Team

Members of the Kimberley Junior Fish and Game club under the leadership of the late Bill Moffatt. They were working to construct a survey plot for U.B.C. or N.D.U. study to monitor wild lands feeding and grazing impacts on the Premier / Quartz Ridge, above Premier Lake. Part of large album, Jr Fish and Gamers, Canal Flats area and Findlay Creek Known names are: Tom Haverko, Bob Muir, Jim Foulkes, Greg Bergland, Keith Scott, Jack Foulkes

Internal ID: 0158.0001
Medium:Photograph
Date: June 5th 1966

Main Street in Canal Flats, BC

Main Street in Canal Flats, BC Showing Queens Hotel & Columbia Hotel

Internal ID: 2332.0001
Medium:Photograph
Date: 0000

CFI Safety Committee

Canal Flats Safety Committee for Crestbrook Forest Industries (CFI)I. Do you know these men?

Internal ID: 2257.0001
Medium:Photograph
Date: 1980

Logging Camp, Canal Flats

Cabin and horses at an unnamed camp near Canal Flats.

Internal ID: 2332.0002
Medium:Photograph
Date: 1930

Team of Jr. Fish and Gamers, 1966

Members of the Kimberley Junior Fish and Game club under the leadership of the late Bill Moffatt. They were working to construct a survey plot for a U.B.C. or N.D.U. study to monitor wild lands feeding and grazing impacts on the Premier / Quartz Ridge, above Premier Lake. Known names are Tom Haverko, Bob Muir, Jim Foulkes, Greg Bergland, Keith Scott, and Jack Foulkes. Part of large album, Jr Fish and Gamers, Canal Flats and Findlay Creek area.

Internal ID: 0158.0003
Medium:Photograph
Date: June 5th 1966

Skookumchuck Pulp Mill Construction

March 1967 Grading & leveling of site by McPhails Construction Ltd.

Internal ID: 2324.0005
Medium:Photograph

Dave White at the Canal Flats Sawmill

Dave White at the Canal Flats Sawmill receiving a plaque for the best moose. Part of the "Name that Logger" project.

Internal ID: 2254.0006
Medium:Photograph
Date: 0000

Scenic View at Canal Flats

Photo of the Kootenay River running East - West, joining with the White River. A beautiful view of the rivers and mountains at Canal Flat, BC.

Internal ID: 0427.0008
Medium:Photograph
Date: 1935

Workers Standing Outside at Canal Flats Mill

A Shift PG 9 CFI group of construction workers standing outside at Canal Flats. Do you know anybody?

Internal ID: 2325.0010
Medium:Photograph
Date: 1970

Canal Flats Logging

Group of men on truck, Hans Hansen 4th from right. Do you know any of these men?

Internal ID: 2332.0011
Medium:Photograph
Date: 1940

Map of Buck Ridge

Map of Buck Ridge from Canal Flats Sheet 82J/SW; scale 1 inch = 2 miles; (4.66 square miles = 5.42 acres per head). The study plot is shown in red.

Internal ID: 0158.0012
Medium:Map
Date: 1965

Moves To Canal Flat

To run the Columbia Hotel.

Internal ID: 0054.0013
Medium:Newspaper
Date: May 20th 1893

Bud Hart Surveying Findlay Range, 1970

Bud Hart from Marysville, BC standing in part of Findlay range. Picture taken in the spring time. Part of large album, Jr Fish and Gamers, Canal Flats and Findlay Creek area. Bud Hart was a great outdoorsman and worked in the Sullivan Mine for 40+ years.

Internal ID: 0158.0013
Medium:Photograph
Date: 1970

Part of Findlay Creek Range, 1970

Part of Findlay range, the Jr. Fish and Game club wanted a field trip to prove their point. Part of large album, Jr Fish and Gamers, Canal Flats and Findlay Creek areas.

Internal ID: 0158.0014
Medium:Photograph
Date: 1970

Canal Flats Logging

Skidding logs out of the bush, Canal Flats operation.,

Internal ID: 2332.0014
Medium:Photograph
Date: 1940

Kim Milroy and Dunc Hamilton in the Field, 1972

Newspaper clip - Jim Milroy, BC Forest Service from Nelson and Dunc Hamilton, a Canal Flats forest ranger, compare notes around the heavy utilization of the lower Findlay Creek range by the wildlife in the winter and cattle in the summer. Part of large album, Jr Fish and Gamers, Canal Flats and Findlay Creek area.

Internal ID: 0158.0017
Medium:Ephemera
Date: May 1st 1972

CFI Logging Near Canal Flats

Loaded logging truck on dirt road

Internal ID: 2326.0017
Medium:Photograph
Date: 1970

Ray Demarchi, Wildlife Biologist, 1972

Newspaper clip - Ray Demarchi, Wildlife biologist explains various pitfalls of bad land use practices. Field trip by BC Forest Services and Games Branch. Part of large album, Jr Fish and Gamers, Canal Flats and Findlay Creek area.

Internal ID: 0158.0018
Medium:Ephemera
Date: May 19th 1972

Lower Findlay Creek Range, 1970

Looking north on lower Findlay Creek range towards Rocky Mountains. A good picture of poor land management by BC Forest Service. Note: Canal Flats - Kootenay River. Part of large album, Jr Fish and Gamers, Canal Flats and Findlay Creek area.

Internal ID: 0158.0019
Medium:Photograph
Date: 1970

Badly over grazed

Badly over grazed field (possibly Findlay Creek range area). Part of large album, Jr Fish and Gamers, Canal Flats and Findlay Creek areas.

Internal ID: 0158.0020
Medium:Photograph
Date: 1970

Binoculars on the Lower Findlay Range, 1970

Binoculars on the lower Findlay area in some over browsed land. Part of large album, Jr Fish and Gamers, Canal Flats and Findlay Creek areas.

Internal ID: 0158.0022
Medium:Photograph
Date: 1970

Ray Demarchi, BC Wildlife Biologist, 1972

Field Trip Findlay Lower Range; Ray Demarchi, BC Wildlife Biologist, reason of field trip - To study the damage of overgrazing. Part of large album, Jr Fish and Gamers, Canal Flats and Findlay Creek areas.

Internal ID: 0158.0023
Medium:Photograph
Date: May 19th 1972

Ray Demarchi, BC Wildlife Biologist, 1972

"Now this is a window!" Field Trip Findlay Lower Range; Ray Demarchi, BC Wildlife Biologist. Part of large album, Jr Fish and Gamers, Canal Flats and, Findlay Creek areas.

Internal ID: 0158.0024
Medium:Photograph
Date: May 19th 1972

Field Trip to Findlay Creek Lower Range, 1972

Field Trip Findlay Lower Range. In picture are: Darryl Moore, Walter McKersie, Jim Milroy, Ray Demarchi, Buz Harmsworth, Duane Hamilton, Randy Battel. Part of large album, Jr Fish and Gamers, Canal Flats and Findlay Creek areas.

Internal ID: 0158.0025
Medium:Photograph
Date: May 19th 1972

Field Trip Findlay Lower Range

Field Trip Findlay Lower Range. Part of large album, Jr Fish and Gamers, Canal Flats area, Findlay Creek

Internal ID: 0158.0026
Medium:Photograph
Date: May 19th 1972

Field Trip to Findlay Creek Lower Range, 1972

Field Trip Findlay Lower Range, Ray Demarchi in forefront. Part of large album, Jr Fish and Gamers, Canal Flats and Findlay Creek areas.

Internal ID: 0158.0027
Medium:Photograph
Date: May 19th 1972

CFI workers Billy Nichol,Bill Clark and Bob Storey from the Canal Flats Mill

CFI workers Billy Nichol,Bill Clark and Bob Storey from the Canal Flats Mill. Part of "Name That Logger" Project

Internal ID: 2257.0027
Medium:Photograph
Date: 0000

Jim Milroy and Dunc Hamilton on Lower Findlay Creek Trip, 1972

Field Trip Findlay Creek Lower Range; Jim Milroy, BC Forest Service from Nelson and Dunc Hamilton, a Canal Flats forest ranger, compare notes around the heavy utilization of the lower Findlay Creek range by the wildlife in the winter and cattle in the summer. Part of large album, Jr Fish and Gamers, Canal Flats and Findlay Creek areas.

Internal ID: 0158.0028
Medium:Photograph
Date: May 19th 1972

Team of Jr. Fish and Game Members, 1966

Members of the Kimberley Junior Fish and Game club under the leadership of the late Bill Moffatt. They were working to construct a survey plot for a U.B.C. or N.D.U. study to monitor wild lands feeding and grazing impacts on the Premier / Quartz Ridge, above Premier Lake. Known names are: Tom Haverko, Bob Muir, Jim Foulkes, Greg Bergland, Keith Scott, and Jack Foulkes. Part of large album, Jr Fish and Gamers, Canal Flats and Findlay Creek areas.

Internal ID: 0158.0038
Medium:Photograph
Date: June 5th 1966

Baillie-Grohman Canal at Canal Flats

Baillie-Grohman Sawmill. Construction of canal lock (1888), Canal Flats, BC

Internal ID: 2515.0040
Medium:Photograph
Date: 1888

Bartholomew Lake, 1964

Bartholomew Lake, NE of Kimberley, 1964. Just having fun, two kids in a rubber boat. Part of large album, Jr Fish and Gamers, Canal Flats and Findlay Creek areas.

Internal ID: 0158.0048
Medium:Photograph
Date: April 26th 1964

Bartholomew Lake, NE of Kimberley, 1964

Bartholomew Lake near Mather Creek NE of Kimberley. People enjoying themselves from the efforts of work and cleanup from Kimberley youth. Part of large album, Jr Fish and Gamers, Canal Flats and Findlay Creek areas.

Internal ID: 0158.0049
Medium:Photograph
Date: April 26th 1964

Baillie-Grohman Canal at Canal Flats 1887

Building the canal at Canal Flats 1887, This was part of his work to secure the Kootenay Flats at Creston.

Internal ID: 0049.0099
Medium:Photograph
Date: June 1st 1888

Archbishop Here

Newspaper article His Grace Archbishop Duke in Cranbrook to confirm a class at St. Mary's church prior to going to Canal Flat to preside over the opening of a new church there.

Internal ID: 0053.0129
Medium:Newspaper
Date: September 11th 1930

Cranbrook Policing

Since Cranbrook became a city in 1905 it was policed by City Police but since March 1 Provincial Policing successfully took over.

Internal ID: 0050.0143
Medium:Newspaper
Date: March 5th 1931

Church Dedication

Many attended the blessing and dedication of St. Anthony's Church in Canal Flat, first building erected for public worship in the little lumbering town.

Internal ID: 0053.0143
Medium:Newspaper
Date: September 18th 1930

Columbia Lake Near Canal Flats

Columbia Lake B.C., Postcard. Photo Byron Harmon

Internal ID: 2443.0149
Medium:Photograph
Date: 1935

Canal Flats Hotel

Canal Flats Hotel, built in 1895, destroyed by fire in 1917, owned by James Durick before he came to Fort Steele.

Internal ID: 2501.0157a
Medium:Photograph
Date: 1900

Columbia Lake, Source of the Columbia River

Columbia Lake B.C. Postcard, view of Lake and sign, Caption on back “Beautiful mountain ringed Columba Lake, source of the mighty Columbia River near Radium and Fairmont B.C” Circa 1960s. Pub by Grant Mann Lithographers Ltd. Vancouver. #S-1034. Postally used with Banff Alta Machine cancel dated Sept 10, 1967. Addressed to Vancouver B.C. Also the jewel of Canal Flats, B.C.

Internal ID: 2443.0161
Medium:Photograph
Date: 1960

Cosmopolitan Hotel

Cosmopolitan owner has been notified that his application for license in Canal Flats has been granted.

Internal ID: 0052.0177
Medium:Newspaper
Date: June 20th 1907

Canal Flats Ranger Station Auction

Reporting successful bidding on a timber stand at auction held at Canal Flats Ranger Station.

Internal ID: 0051.0271
Medium:Newspaper
Date: February 11th 1960

Maurice Isaac

Only Kootenay Indian known to have enlisted for service during the war and served overseas, dies on a hunting trip from complications from gas poisoning he suffered overseas.

Internal ID: 0052.0343
Medium:Newspaper
Date: December 1st 1921

Canal Flats

Mr. Archer, rancher from Canal Flats visits friends in Cranbrook.

Internal ID: 0050.0354
Medium:Newspaper
Date: October 11th 1917

Cranbrook Autoists

Comings and goings of East Kootenay residents in automobiles, including witnessing boulders smashing into car after rolling down a hill near Moyie.

Internal ID: 0050.0516
Medium:Newspaper
Date: September 24th 1931

Columbia House

Central hotel, midway between Golden and Fort Steele, offering good cuisine, choice liquors and good stabling.

Internal ID: 0051.0566
Medium:Newspaper
Date: August 5th 1897

Game Animals

Game Commissioner of B.C. gives annual report with game animals in East Kootenay faring well.

Internal ID: 0051.0745
Medium:Newspaper
Date: April 4th 1935

Canal Flats

Owner of still from Canal Flat serving 3 month sentence in Nelson jail.

Internal ID: 0051.0755
Medium:Manuscript
Date: May 23rd 1935

Hanging Glaciers Hike

First hand report from ladies who spent holiday on horseback visiting Lake of the Hanging Glacier near Windermere.

Internal ID: 0051.0765
Medium:Newspaper
Date: September 5th 1935

Columbia Lake Near Canal Flats

Columbia Lake B.C. "Columbia Lake"

Internal ID: 2040.0798
Medium:Photograph
Date: 1930

Lost Lemon Story

Shedding new light on Lost Lemon gold digging, indicating claim never existed and Lemon murdered his partner and took his gold from an earlier find.

Internal ID: 0051.0803
Medium:Newspaper
Date: June 4th 1936

Moyie Autoists

Comings and going of Moyie residents and visitors, with note of surveying for paved highway three miles on each side of Moyie.

Internal ID: 0051.0807
Medium:Newspaper
Date: June 11th 1936

Game In East Kootenay

Historic description by C.M. Edwards.

Internal ID: 0051.0811
Medium:Newspaper
Date: December 3rd 1936

Skookumchuck Autoists

Comings and goings of Skookumchuck residents and guest by train, automobile, speeder and horse and wagon. Many to see the ice being harvested.

Internal ID: 0052.0834
Medium:Newspaper
Date: February 27th 1930

Potential of East Kootenay

Newspaper excerpt Vancouver World - describing the rich mining and farming available in East Kootenay, as well as the natural geography of the land.

Internal ID: 0051.0868
Medium:Newspaper
Date: May 6th 1893

Durick To Run Hotel

Golden residents moving to Canal Flats after leasing Columbia Hotel.

Internal ID: 0051.0872
Medium:Newspaper
Date: May 20th 1893

Ad for Transportation

Rates and time table for Upper Columbia Navigation & Tramway Co.

Internal ID: 0051.0876
Medium:Newspaper
Date: May 20th 1893

W.T. Reid Interview

Newspaper interview with W.T. Reid, not only a pioneer store keeper of Cranbrook but Wardner and Moyie as well.

Internal ID: 0050.0968
Medium:Newspaper
Date: July 13th 1905

Eneas Small Interview

Newspaper interview Eneas Small left PEI to move to British Columbia to see the place where men were finding yellow gold, lands laden with heavy timber and valley rich in agricultural possibilities.

Internal ID: 0050.0970
Medium:Manuscript
Date: August 10th 1905