1.In 1832, when beaver skins ___ traded at Fort Langley, a trapper could get a gun in exchange for 20 and a blanket for 2.

2.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).

3.In 1944, Vancouver City Council ___ Odessa, Russia as a sister city.

4.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.

5.In 1970, Chief Dan George, from North Vancouver's Burrard Reserve, ___ an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor in "Little Big Man." He was chief of the Burrard Band for 12 years and an honorary chief of the Squamish Nation.

6.By 1848, Fort Langley ___ the largest fish exporter on the Pacific coast.

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

8.In 1959, a four-day Chinese New Year celebration ___ in Vancouver's Chinatown for the first time, sponsored by Chinese-Canadian businessmen.

9.In 1983, Lloyd Yodogawa, Dan Milkovich and Grant Kuramoto (all from Richmond) were gold medallists in judo at the Canada Winter Games. Also, Jim Kojima, "Mr. Judo," ___ to the Order of Canada for his 40 year-involvement in judo as participant, referee, coach and organizer.

10.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.