Articles

Seeing British Columbia

By Jean Barman

A Place Called Pennask: Fly-Fishing and Colonialism at a British Columbia Lake

By J. Michael Thoms

The Canadian “West” as a Public Policy Space? Public Policies in Western Canadian Provinces from a National and Cross-National Perspective

By Gerard W. Boychuk, Debora L. Vannijnatten

Transnational Communities: Japanese Canadians of the Fraser Valley, 1904-1942

By Anne Dore

Unscrambling the Omelette: Understanding British Columbia’s Agricultural Land Reserve

By Christopher Garrish

Public Acts and Private Languages: Bisexuality and the Multiple Discourses of Constance Grey Swartz

By Karen Duder

Investigating British Columbia’s Past: The Komagata Maru Incident and The Hope Slide as Historiographic Metadrama

By George Belliveau

“Vancouver’s First Playwright”: Constance Lindsay Skinner and The Birthright

By Jean Barman

Shedding the Colonial Past: Rethinking British Columbia Theatre

By James Hoffman

United States v. Tom and A New Perspective on the Short History of Treaty Making in Nineteenth-Century British Columbia

By Hamar Foster and Allan Grove

Defining the Middle Period (3500 bp to 1500 bp) in Tsimshian History through a Comparison of Archaeological and Oral Records

By Andrew R.C. Martindale and Susan Marsden

Home: Being for a Time

By Aaron Wilson

Domesticated Time and Restricted Space: University and Community Women in Downtown Eastside Vancouver

By Dara Culhane

Between Homes: Displacement and Belonging for Second-Generation Filipino-Canadian Youths

By Geraldine Pratt

“Being a Girl Without Being a Girl”: Gender and Mountaineering on Mount Waddington, 1926-36

By Karen Routledge

Risk on the Rocks: Modernity, Manhood, and Mountaineering in Postwar British Columbia

By Christopher Dummitt

Commentary: Anti-Use Campaigns and Policy Making

By Tracy Summerville, Heather Myers

For the Birds?: Neoliberalism and the Protection of Biodiversity in British Columbia

By Jeremy Wilson

Making Greenpeace: The Development of Direct Action Environmentalism in British Columbia

By Frank Zelko

Death of a Community

By Linda Kendall

“As Free of Fish as a Billiard Ball is of Hair”: Dealing with Depletion in the Pacific Halibut Fishery, 1899-1924

By John Thistle

Sink or Swim: Water Pollution and Environmental Politics in Vancouver, 1889-1975

By Arn Keeling

COMMENTARY: Negotiating TEK in BC Salmon Farming: Learning from Each Other or Managing Tradition and Eliminating Contention?

By Dorothee Schreiber, Dianne Newell

COMMENTARY: “For Improper Objects”: Thinking about the Past, Present, and Future of Women’s Studies

By Lara Campbell and Natasha Patterson