North Vancouver student Kristen Schulz's. The Heritage of My Home, won the Community History Video Award as part of Canada's History for Kids Young Citizens program—Learning History Through Filmmaking. The six winning students digitally recorded their communities' historic milestones. (2012)
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Lauren’s Video
Lauren’s Heritage Fair project is about the history of Vancouver’s first suburb, Mount Pleasant.
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Marina’s Video
Marina’s Heritage Fair project is about how Port Essington, BC, became a ghost town.
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Samuel’s Video
Samuel’s Heritage Fair project is about Barkerville, BC.
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Abrielle’s Video
Abrielle’s Heritage Fair project is about Hogan’s Alley, the first black community in Vancouver.
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Sehrtaj’s Video
Sehrtaj’s Heritage Fair project is about the Komagata Maru story.
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Faith’s Video
Watch Faith’s Heritage Fair project video about residential schools and the impact they have had on her own family.
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Emily’s Video
Emily’s Heritage Fair project is about the Gulf of Georgia Cannery.
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