Diefenbunker

• A trip back in time: Diefenbunker allows visitors to travel to 1969, and a world on verge of war

  At the height of the Cold War, there was enough food and water on hand to support 350 people - including the premier and the lieutenant-governor - for up to 90 days.

  Canada

  Jan 28, 2019
  
• Locked in time: Get a look inside Nelson’s Diefenbunker

  It was a place where a small handful of officials could stay safely tucked away from any pending atomic war.

  May 12, 2016
  
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• Debert Diefenbunker ownership to be decided in court

  He bought it in a tax sale on November 21, and according to the Municipal Government Act, if the prior owner doesn't come up with the money six months after the sale, the deed of ownership is handed to the new purchaser. That day came and went for Jonathan Baha'i.

  Jun 20, 2013
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• New Diefenbunker owner looking to preserve its future

  They are a reflection of the world's fear of nuclear destruction during the Cold War -- bunkers, built across Canada to protect politicians and government officials in the case of nuclear attack.

  Features

  Jun 10, 2013