 1885: Five men in front of a huge tree cut down on what is now the corner of Seymour and Georgia Street in Vancouver. |
In the 1870s, large lumber camps and mills were set up along the Burrard Inlet in what is now Greater Vancouver. Exporting BC lumber to eastern Canada and the world became easier with the completion of the Canadian Pacific Railway in 1885.
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