Vancouver
Vancouver, a bustling west coast seaport in British Columbia, is among Canada’s densest, most ethnically diverse cities. A popular filming location, it’s surrounded by mountains, and also has thriving art, theatre and music scenes. Vancouver Art Gallery is known for its works by regional artists, while the Museum of Anthropology houses preeminent First Nations collections. ― Google
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Watson Elkinah Reid
Canadian architect
Mary Riter Hamilton
Canadian artist
Karl David Bloch-Bauer
Gustav Bloch-Bauer's son
Leopold Bentley
Gustav Bloch-Bauer's son
Emery Barnes
Former Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia
Julie Patzwald
Actress
Brian Roy Goble
Canadian singer
Cory Monteith
Canadian actor
Alfred Sully
Military officer
Naukane
Hawaiian traveler
Chief Dan George
Actor
Randy Rampage
Canadian musician
Jeremy Inkel
Canadian musician
Harry Jerome
Canadian olympian
Olga Kotelko
Athlete
Douglas Cole
Canadian historian
Robert Clothier
Canadian television actor
Jean Coulthard
Canadian composer
Mary Frizzell
Canadian athlete
Anthony Sedlak
Canadian chef
Sonny Homer
American football player
Piotr Michał Czartoryski
Geoffrey Massey
Architect
Peg Dixon
Writer
Joy Coghill
Canadian actress
Long John Baldry
Musician
Art Phillips
Former Member of the House of Commons of Canada
Ben Metcalfe
Canadian journalist
William Henry McNeill
Christopher Lawford
American author
Hagan Beggs
Canadian actor
Errol Flynn
Actor
Pat Quinn
Canadian ice hockey player
Lawren Harris
Canadian painter
E. Pauline Johnson
Canadian poet
Phillip Borsos
Australian-Canadian film director
Thor Arngrim
Actor
Winston Rekert
Canadian actor
Peter Breck
American character actor
William Brayne
Television director
Norma MacMillan
Canadian actress
Rick Ducommun
Canadian solo comedian
Charlie Hodge
American singer
Janet Wright
Actress
Bruce Fairbairn
Canadian musician
Andrew Koenig
Missouri State Senator
Michael Anderson
American former professional basketball player
