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 5
Angus MacInnis
Canadian Politician
Cornelia Oberlander
Landscape architect
Doris Shadbolt
Canadian artist-curator
Thomas R. Berger
Canadian Politician
Jack Kitchin
British film editor
Imre Pongrácz
Actor
Sheila Paterson
Actress
W. Kaye Lamb
Former Provincial Archivist of British Columbia
Bob Andras
Canadian Politician
Rosemary Brown
Canadian Politician
Duncan Gillis
Canadian olympic athlete
Simon De Jong
Politician
William Hespeler
Former Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba
Texas Guinan
American actress
Ernest Winch
Politician
Michael Smith Politician
American-Canadian chef
jean-marc ela
Cameroonian sociologist
David Aberle
American anthropologist
Lorne Main
Canadian tennis player
Dave Murray
English guitarist
Sherwood Lett
Canadian lawyer
William Sauder
Businessperson
Myer Bloom
Canadian physicist
Robert Edward Bell
Canadian physicist
Helena Gutteridge
Robert Joseph Bandoni
Mycologist
Fred Cogswell
Canadian poet
George Volkoff
Canadian physicist
Keith Kwan Chiu-chung
Television presenter
Olga de Angulo
Colombian swimmer
William Alexander Macdonald
Politician
Ryan Nicholson
Canadian make-up artist
Rodney Graham
Canadian visual artist
Jim Conacher
Ice hockey player
Tetsuhiko Kariya
Rugby player ‧ Paul Kariya's father
Marge Callaghan
Baseball player
Duncan Jessiman
Former Senator of Canada
Chang-ik Kim
Musician
Ranjit Cheema
Paul Tsui Ka-cheung
Dorothy E. Smith
British-Canadian scholar
Mary Riter Hamilton
Canadian artist
Elizabeth Wicken
American baseball player
John Friedmann
Academic
Catherine Cyran
Director
Paul Goranson
Canadian artist
Fred Herzog
Visual artist