The Inlet - MONOVA

SEASPAN IS HELPING MONOVA BRING NORTH VANCOUVER HISTORY TO CLASSROOMS

Community, Education, Exhibits, Innovation, News

HOW YOU CAN SUPPORT MONOVA

Commemorating Truth and Reconciliation Day at MONOVA

On 23 June 2023, Coast Salish wool weavers gathered at MONOVA: Museum of North Vancouver. Left to right: Indigenous Cultural Programmer Tsawaysia Spukwus, Deanna Lewis, Deanna George, community member, Travis Billy, Keri-Lee Whitebear, Anita Tetreau, Angela Dawson, Jordan Dawson, and Cease Wyss. Photo: Alison Boulier

Indigenous, Innovation, Women

Reconciliation Stories: A Celebration Of Coast Salish Wool Weaving

Ishar Singh Banns. Photo credit unknown.

Community, Immigration, Newcomers, Wartime

Ishar Singh Banns: The Man Who Wanted To Fly

Community, Education, Entertainment, Innovation, News

Queer Histories, Queer Stories: Celebrating Pride in North Vancouver

Community, Indigenous

Reconciliation Stories: Dialogue and Reflection on the Path to Truth and Reconciliation

Archives, Collections, Community, Kids

Now and Then: The Shipyards Through the Lens of Secondary Students

Indigenous Cultural Programmer Tsawaysia Spukwus and Jordan Dawson standing together next to the Coast Salish Welcome Circle inside MONOVA’s award-winning Main Exhibit Gallery.

Heritage, Resilience and Diversity: Celebrating Indigenous History Month

Detail of Salish Woolly Dog blanket.

Collections, Indigenous

Rare Salish Woolly Dog Blankets to be displayed at Museum of North Vancouver