Expo 86’s famous ‘McBarge’ is setting sail for a new life as a new attraction, but the owner is being coy about exactly what that means. “It will be restored and re… ...

The McBarge was built for Expo 86 in Vancouver and used as a floating McDonald’s restaurant. The last of its kind, the derelict McBarge has been anchored off Burnaby and recently Maple Ridge, ...

Expo 86 McBarge sets sail for new port. CBC News | Posted: December 22, 2015 2:39 PM | Last Updated: December 22, 2015. Owner says investors helping to restore the grand lady of fast food, but won ...

The McBarge – a floating McDonalds restaurant and an icon of Expo 86 in Vancouver – could soon see new life as an interactive museum dedicated to the undersea of the Pacific Ocean.

The iconic "McBarge" vessel, which housed a McDonald's restaurant during Expo 86 in Vancouver, was on its side and partially capsized in the Fraser River on Wednesday.

The McBarge has been moored on the Fraser River for more than a decade, and various uses were pitched for the vessel, considered one of Expo 86's more famous relics.

An iconic relic from Expo 86 — the McBarge — is set to cast of its moorings and set sail for a new life, but the final destination remains a mystery. Could the former floating McDonald's restaurant be ...

A floating fast food restaurant that hasn't served a customer since it starred at Expo 86 in Vancouver nearly 30 years ago, is about to get a multimillion dollar facelift.

The McBarge was built for Expo 86 in Vancouver and used as a floating McDonald’s restaurant. The last of its kind, it then went unused for more than three decades.

An iconic relic from Expo 86 — the McBarge — has set sail for a new life, but the final destination remains a mystery. After the monstrous craft is renovated, owner Howard Meakin says it will reopen ...

The "McBarge" vessel that housed a McDonald's restaurant during Expo 86 in Vancouver was on its side and capsized in the Fraser River on Wednesday.The 57-metre-long barge was moored in False Creek ...