School鈥檚 out for spring break, and there鈥檚 plenty to do around 91原创 to keep busy until students return to classes on April 1.

Fort 91原创 National Historic Site is offering multiple activities during the break that include exploring the fort, panning for gold, Kwantlen First Nation cultural programming, storytelling at the fire pit, blacksmithing, and more.

Admission for guests 17 and under is free, and adults cost $7.80.

Scheduled guided tours run at 11 a.m., 1 p.m., and 3 p.m., and blacksmithing runs at noon and 2 p.m.

Last week, the province also announced that Wednesday, March 20 will be proclaimed B.C. Francophonie Day.

鈥淭oday, we celebrate the great contributions made by francophones to the development of the cultural, social and economic life of British Columbia,鈥� said Adrian Dix, minister of health and minister responsible for Francophone affairs in B.C.

鈥淭his heritage recognition project demonstrates just how much the francophone community has contributed to the building of B.C.,鈥� he added.

Twenty-three Francophone historic sites were added to the B.C. Register of Historic Places, including the Old Fort 91原创 site 鈥� the site that is the predecessor to what remains of the current Fort 91原创.

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