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
People died in Vancouver (First 49 people) - Page 3
Harry Adaskin
Canadian Violinist
JeanMarc Ela
Cameroonian sociologist
Pat Lowther
Canadian poet
Wilfried Knight
French pornographic film actor
Fraser MacPherson
Canadian jazz musician
Wes Dakus
Canadian musician
Theodore Maiman
American engineer
Nathan Divinsky
Canadian mathematician
Nasrat Parsa
Afghan singer
Robert McBeath
Military officer
Alan Maitland
Musical artist
B. C. Binning
Canadian artist
Babe Pratt
Ice hockey defenceman
Bert Hoffmeister
General
Bob Ackles
American player
David Howard Harrison
Former Premier of Manitoba
Frank Mackenzie Ross
Military officer
Grant Strate
Canadian dancer
Beau Dick
Artist
Allan McEachern
Canadian lawyer
Bob Dawson
Canadian radio broadcaster
Cyclone Taylor
Canadian player
Doug Edwards
American former professional basketball player
Ellen Neel
Artist
Jim Green Professor
American-Canadian politician
Jim Pritchard
Ice hockey defenceman
Jimmy McGregor
Government official
Klaus Bockmuehl
Author
Joe Fortes
Lifeguard
Joseph Martin (Canadian politician)
Lawyer
Charles May
Former Mayor of Edmonton
Neil Towers
Botanist
Campbell Lane
Canadian actor
Charles Marega
Canadian sculptor
George Croil
American general
Paul Côté
Canadian sailor
Maurice Halperin
American writer
Jacob Sloat Fassett
Former Member of the New York State Senate
Ladislav Guderna
Canadian painter
Phil Watson
Ice hockey player
Robert Shankland
Canadian soldier
Ron Sauvé
Actor
Ross Taggart
Pianist
Sergei Kurepov
Chris Worthy
Canadian ice hockey player
Leone Caetani
Politician
Thomas Robert McInnes
Former Lieutenant governor of British Columbia
