In 1923, a new Chinese Immigration Act ___ into effect virtually banning Chinese immigration to Canada. Only four kinds of Chinese immigrants were allowed: diplomats, children born in Canada, students and merchants.

In 1824, a Hudson Bay Company expedition led by chief trader James McMillan arrived at the Fraser River at the site of what ___ become the first Fort Langley).

In 1831, approximately 300 barrels of salted salmon ___ abroad from Fort Langley.

In 1896, the Hudson Bay Company ___ Fort Langley.

In 1829, native women ___ with salmon curing for commercial export at Fort Langley.

In 1907, Chief Joe Capilano ___ by authorities with a charge of "inciting the Indians to revolt" after he reported the results of his meeting with King Edward VII.

In 1858, British Columbia (the mainland) was proclaimed a British Crown Colony and James Douglas, ___ sworn in as Governor.

In 1885, an act (the first of many enactments that ___ against Vancouver's large Chinese population) to restrict and regulate Chinese immigration into Canada received Royal Assent.

In 1945, the freighter Greenhill Park exploded in Vancouver Harbor, ___ eight men, and breaking hundreds of downtown windows.

In 1875, the first white woman ___ to live in West Vancouver with her husband. The couple's third child, James was the first white child born there (April 25, 1876).