A SNEAK PEEK at the Aboriginal Sport Gallery proudly housed at the BC Sports Hall of Fame Year Created: June 2008 Sport: Many sports Category: Many categories Did You Know? The Aboriginal Sport Gallery is the first of its kind to be located within a provincial sports museum? Facts and Figures:          The Aboriginal Sport Gallery highlights athletic accomplishments of aboriginal athletes and team from British Columbia. The Mann Cup appearance at Toronto’s famed Maple Leaf Gardens drew over 30,000 fans who watched the four-game series between North Shore and the Orillia Terriers. The team suspended operations in 1941 because of World War II.   Click on any of the images below to open. Four Host First Nations Logo and Feat of Strength Image in the Aboriginal Sport Gallery Entrance of the Aboriginal Sport Gallery Unique angle of images in the Aboriginal Sport Gallery Squamish artist Xwaacktun looks at the snowboard he created for the Aboriginal Sport Gallery Xwalacktun created this prototype snowboard for the First Nation's Snowboard Team Musqueum artist Joshua Sparrow stands next to the panel he created for the gallery War canoe corner of the gallery Four Host First Nations' corner of the gallery Signed Carey Price jersey and photograph on display in the gallery Angie Dawson created this weaving using traditional colors representing her people. It was cut at the official opening of the Aboriginal Sport Gallery on June 23, 2009