In 1913, natives of Kitsilano Indian Reserve ___ their 29 hectares to the Government for $218,750. The land was valued at $2 million when later divided into residential lots.

In 1887, Gihei Kuno, a Japanese fisherman, visited Steveston and decided ___ in the area. He later sent an invitation to other young men from his village to follow him.

In 1887, the first CPR passenger train ___ in Vancouver from Montreal.

In 1947, the 1923 so-called Chinese Exclusion Act was repealed, but only dependents of Canadian citizens are allowed in. Chinese ___ not be able to immigrate to Canada on the same basis as other immigrants until 1967.

In 1878, an area which ___ later be known as Steveston was settled by May Manoah Steves and his family.

In 1791, the Spanish explorer Lieutenant Jose Maria Narvaez ___ his ship west of Point Grey and explored the mouth of the Fraser River, Burrard Inlet and Indian Arm.

In 1956, the first Hungarian refugees ___ in Vancouver.

In 1911, a Japanese school was established in Steveston by the Japanese Fishermen's Benevolent Society. It ___ instruction in Japanese and had a Japanese curriculum.

In 1839, Fort Langley moved to its present location but soon ___ down so it was rebuilt in 1941.

In 1979, the B. C. summer games ___ the first to include disabled athletes.