Pandemic puts museum in a pinch

Pandemic puts museum in a pinch

June 12, 2020 9:54 pm PST.

Its one of the most historically significant buildings in Vancouver and a community gathering place since 1868. But now there are worries that the pandemic may force the Old Hastings Mill Store to close it's doors. David Zura explains.

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