City of Greenwood Greenwood, BC, the smallest city in Canada. Incorporated in 1897, Greenwood was the hub of gold mining exploration in the Boundary Country. Mining history, heritage buildings and industrial ruins form part of Greenwood's culture. Greenwood's historical sites and heritage buildings make this Boundary Area city a great place for tourists as well as the casual visitor. Adding to the culture is the 1000 Japanese Canadians relocated at the start of World War II. Crow's Nest Pass A very scenic drive through Manning Provincial Park, various valleys, semi-desert, and the Rocky Mountains. Quite a variation of geography for one highway.