Surrey’s Bremiella DeGuzman took the Miss BC title on July 1 in Fort Langley. (Baneet Braich/Special to the Langley Advance Times)

VIDEO: Black Press Media presents its Miss BC 2019 documentary

The 17th annual pageant was held June 29-July 1 in Fort Langley

Black Press Media is honoured to present a special documentary on the 17th annual Miss BC pageant, which took place June 29-July 1 in Fort Langley.

Check out the highlights of nearly 50 contestants from across the province who took centre stage to share their stories and platforms and vie for a crown.

You can read our full coverage of the 2019 Miss BC pageant, with lots of photos and videos, and the winners, here.

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