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“The Royal BC Museum no longer has the capacity to safely store the seven million objects in its collection or the vast B.C. archives. The buildings no longer meet today’s seismic or accessibility standards. We need to act: Preserve and protect this province’s collection of natural and human history,” Ms. Beare said.The land was bought for $14-million. The province says it plans to break ground in 2021 and complete the project in the summer of 2024.
The allegations prompted the museum board to launch a formal investigation and hire a diversity and inclusion consultant, Alden Habacon.
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