During the First World War, Canada interned 8,579 people identified as “Enemy Aliens,” mainly Ukrainian and German immigrants, across a network of 24 camps, including a camp in Nanaimo. This travelling exhibit, developed by the Canadian War Museum in partnership with the Ukrainian Canadian Civil Liberties Association, explores the internment operations, experiences of the internees, […]
Hey Nanaimo! Looking for fun activities all summer long? Then join the Nanaimo Museum Summer Club! ☀️ Joining the club is as simple as visiting the gallery between June 1st and September 5th. Each month a limited edition button will be revealed - collect them all by visiting the gallery in June, July and August. With […]
Explore the life and legacy of Tsleil-Waututh Chief Dan George (1899-1981) —leader, writer, performer, and advocate for First Nations people. Chief Dan George appeared in many television, movie and stage productions in which he worked to promote a better understanding of First Nations people. Although focused on Dan George, the exhibition also delves into significant […]
