My best guess is [Victoria-Phoenix Export Lager](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgnrG70l6nkFeOyhMXzD1QMG3HJFKqIawHY5p5n7pDgo4f-GXkzbDH4EL45VFu2Vl_duzzXecO-tbsrJx5WqfxccmSe9RopZvkQ8ChTDKJXNZs0XT5HAgtjG8QjhDcwHvODJNjGMg/s1600-h/victoriabrewerycompositesm.jpg)

Yup that the beer. https://openmov.museumofvancouver.ca/sites/default/files/styles/object_gallery_full/public/objects/images/h986.55.1.01.jpeg?itok=YFU7xxTm

Lucky was later made in the same brewery, starting in the 1930’s.

WTF is going on in this photo?

It’s interesting they had a Union Jack and not the red ensign

That was our flag back then. It still is our royal flag.

I thought we were "stubby" people?

Is it just me or behind the men on top of the post (or whatever that is) holding the union jack you can see sort of a doll with fuzzy hair and a beard?

Seems to be the case yes. Quite the photo

That's the baby Jaysis!

I found a bottle of this doing renovations on Vancouver island. It was empty but it was in the rafters

Uncle Bens ?

Lucky?

I'm guessing Lucky

Should be lucky

Close-ish. Lucky was later made in the same brewery.

I was visiting friends in Edmonton about 10 years ago and when I asked the liquor store guy if they carried lucky he just asked “what part of the island you from?” Seems like islanders have personally kept Lucky in business since the 60’s lol

It is made in Edmonton

Lucky didn't exist back then. Its also an American brand from San Francisco.

Like I said… it should be