The series "Continuum" was filmed in Vancouver, Canada.

Filming Locations:

750 Pacific Boulevard

In the movie

In reality

The scene was filmed at An office block built as part of the "Plaza of Nations" project for Expo 86. Originally there was a row of offices to the west, but they were demolished in 2008.

Woodwards W43

In the movie

The scene where Kellog runs a stolen company from a downtown office in episode 4x01 "Lost Hours".

In reality

Vancouver Sun and Province Printing Plant

In the movie

The scene where Kellog's soldiers from the future assemble a mysterious device in a warehouse, starting from episode 4x03 "Power Hour".

In reality

The scene was filmed at A former newspaper plant of 200,000 sq ft, built in 1997 for the Vancouver Sun & Province. Closed in early 2015 when newspaper printing moved to other facilities.

Arch Alley (south of Hastings, west of Abbott)

In the movie

The scene where In episode 1x01 "A Stitch in Time", the Liber8 team attacks a pair of police officers and steals their belongings.

In reality

The scene was filmed at A prominent alley near Victory Square, named after the Province newspaper built a skybridge connecting the Egett Building to the Carter Cotton Building in 1924.

Three Harbours Green

In the movie

The scene where Vazquez approaches Kellog and defeats his guards as he leaves his offices in episode 4x03 "Power Hour". Kellog talks to Vazquez outside the office in episode 4x04 "Zero Hour". Carlos arrests Kellog against Kiera's wishes in episode 4x05 "The Desperate Hours".

In reality

Chan Centre for the Performing Arts (UBC)

In the movie

The scene where The entrance to the Amalgamated Transport and Shipping Union office. Filmed in the lobby of the Royal Bank Cinema. in episode 1x07 "Politics of Time".

In reality

The scene was filmed at The Chan Centre is a magnificent concert venue located on the campus of the University of British Columbia. The main concert hall, Chan Shun Concert Hall, features a distinctive floating canopy and beautiful teak wood walls. The smaller Telus Studio Theatre has three-tiered seating that can be moved into various configurations. The building also houses a small cinema, the Royal Bank Cinema, a beautiful soaring lobby, and various versatile backstage spaces.

Plaza of Nations

In the movie

The scene where Kiera meets Brad on the waterfront, and they discuss Brad's infiltration of the future soldiers in episode 4x02 "Power Hour". Kiera meets Brad again on the waterfront in episode 4x05 "The Desperate Hours".

In reality

The scene was filmed at Plaza of Nations is an entertainment and events complex built for Expo '86. The original covered plaza was large enough to hold 4,500 people for performances and hosted many famous artists before being demolished in 2007 for safety reasons. Currently, only two of the original structures remain: the main glass building now housing the Edgewater Casino and the office building at 750 Pacific Boulevard.

East Waterfront Road and Main Street Dock

In the movie

The scene where Kiera wakes up in the ruins of a bridge and realizes she is in some strange place, and later Carlos arrives to investigate an apparent explosion and sees Kiera in episode 1x01 "A Stitch in Time". Carlos meets Kellog where the time travelers originally arrived and discusses the situation with the future soldiers in episode 4x04 "Zero Hour".

In reality

Surrey City Hall

In the movie

The scene where Kiera arrives in the future at the feet of Kagame, and then is met by future Alec in episode 4x06 "Final Hour".

In reality

Bloedel Conservatory (Queen Elizabeth Park)

In the movie

The scene where Alec takes Kiera to the park and introduces her to his son, telling her about the new future in episode 4x06 "Final Hour".

In reality

The scene was filmed at First conceived to celebrate Canada's centennial, the conservatory was built in 1969 atop a reservoir at the highest point in Vancouver. The triodetic dome, 140 feet in diameter and 70 feet high, contains over 200 species of birds and 500 species of plants.

Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden

In the movie

The scene where Kiera meets Alec in the garden, and Curtis Chen approaches them in episode 4x04 "Zero Hour".

In reality

Aerospace Technology Campus (BCIT)

In the movie

The scene where The Liber8 terrorists are being prepared for execution when they escape through time in episode 1x01 "A Stitch in Time".

In reality

The scene was filmed at The new campus of the British Columbia Institute of Technology, opened in 2007 at Vancouver International Airport, specializing in aircraft maintenance, commercial piloting, and airport operations training.

Cambie Street Bridge

In the movie

The scene where Kiera drives with Garza while talking to Alec and heading to the warehouse in episode 4x03 "Power Hour".

In reality

CBC Vancouver Broadcast Centre

In the movie

The scene where Kiera sees a figure-eight statue in the park and remembers being in the same park in the future in episode 1x01 "A Stitch in Time".

In reality

The scene was filmed at The home of CBC Radio Vancouver and various other production facilities.

1133 Melville Street

In the movie

The scene where Kiera tries to infiltrate the future soldiers' operational base and jumps off the roof in episode 4x01 "Lost Hours".

In reality

The scene was filmed at Unoccupied top-floor offices and the roof of this downtown building, which have been popular with productions in recent years due to being surrounded by skyscrapers on all sides.

Alsco

In the movie

The scene where In episode 4x01 "Lost Hours", Kiera is chased through an industrial building by future soldiers in mech suits.

In reality

Andy Livingstone Park

In the movie

The scene where Kiera mourns Lucas with Alec when Brad approaches them, and later Kiera meets Brad and learns the address of a storage locker in episode 4x04 "Zero Hour".

In reality

East 29th Avenue and Main Street

In the movie

The scene where Jason gives Kiera the time travel sphere and gives her a note to give to future Alec when she goes to the future in episode 4x06 "Final Hour".

In reality

Parking Lot (near Denman Street)

In the movie

The scene where Garza and Verta watch a restaurant to kill Kellog, but are stopped by Carlos in episode 4x02 "Power Hour".

In reality

Main Street (between 20th and 21st Avenues)

In the movie

The scene where Kiera and Alec talk in the car, heading to Piron to talk to Kellog in episode 4x05 "The Desperate Hours".

In reality

National Avenue and Station Street

In the movie

The scene where Two thugs barely manage to kidnap Emily near her car in episode 4x01 "Lost Hours".

In reality

Nuba Cafe

In the movie

The scene where Alec and Jason visit a cafe where the young version of Jason's mother works in episode 4x04 "Zero Hour".

In reality

Columbia Hotel

In the movie

The scene where Kiera checks into the hotel and communicates with Alec in episode 1x01 "A Stitch in Time".

In reality

Dickin Equipment

In the movie

The scene where In episode 1x01 "A Stitch in Time", the Liber8 team breaks into a surplus store to arm themselves.

In reality

Granville Street (between Smith and Robson)

In the movie

The scene where Kiera gets strange looks while walking down the street and decides to change the appearance of her suit in episode 1x01 "A Stitch in Time".

In reality

Vancouver Art Gallery

In the movie

The scene where A romanticized hall used as a courtroom. See filming photos on YVRshoots.

In reality

The scene was filmed at The art gallery is housed in the former provincial courthouse, built in 1906 in neoclassical style. This building is on the Vancouver Heritage Register.

Vancouver Central Library

In the movie

In reality

The scene was filmed at The central branch of the Vancouver Public Library, built in 1995, occupies an entire city block downtown and was designed by Moshe Safdie of DA Architects. A large central atrium is surrounded by the library on one side and several floors of reading rooms on the other. A 21-story office tower and retail spaces adjoin the main building.

Victory Square

In the movie

In reality

The scene was filmed at Victory Square, which originally housed the old provincial courthouse, is named not after any specific victory but in memory of the Canadian armed forces. The square features a 9-meter cenotaph in memory of the armed forces, built in 1924.