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"So Much Bumph": CPR Terminus Travails at Vancouver, 1884-89 by Frank Leonard
BC Studies #166 (Summer 2010), pgs: 7-38
(Indian Reserves) (Port Moody) (railways) (Vancouver)

Howard Charles Green and Japanese Canadians by Daniel Heidt
BC Studies #164 (Winter 2009/10), pgs: 31-50
(Green, Howard Charles) (Japanese) (race and racism) (Vancouver)

Vancouver's Downtown Eastside and the Community of Clients by Gordon W. Roe
BC Studies #164 (Winter 2009/10), pgs: 75-101
(government) (homelessness) (poverty) (social services) (Vancouver)

Improving Nature: Remaking Stanley Park's Forest, 1888- 1931 by Sean Kheraj
BC Studies #158 (Summer 2008), pgs: 63-90
(conservation) (forestry) (Vancouver)

Railroading a Renegade: Great Northern Ousts John Hendry in Vancouver by Frank Leonard
BC Studies #155 (Autumn 2007), pgs: 69-92
(Hendry, John) (Vancouver)

Ambivalent Allies: Social Democratic Regimes and Social Movements by William K. Carroll
BC Studies #154 (Summer 2007), pgs: 41-66
(New Democratic Party) (Vancouver)

Erasing Indigenous Indigeneity in Vancouver by Jean Barman
BC Studies #155 (Autumn 2007), pgs: 3-30
(aboriginal people) (ethnicity) (Indian Reserves) (Vancouver)

"Orienting" the Empire: Mackenzie King and the Aftermath of the 1907 Race Riots by John Price
BC Studies #156/157, Refracting Pacific Canada (Winter/Spring 2007/08), pgs: 53-81
(Chinese) (immigration) (Japanese) (race and racism) (Vancouver)

"Who Were These Mysterious People?": 'cesna:m, the Marpole Midden, and the Dispossession of Aboriginal Lands in British Columbia by Susan Roy
BC Studies #152, Past Emergent (Winter 2006), pgs: 67-95
(Vancouver) (Musqueam) (Borden, Charles E.) (archaeology) (aboriginal people)

PHOTO ESSAY: Evidence of an Ephemeral Art: Cantonese Opera in Vancouver's Chinatown by Elizabeth Lominska Johnson
BC Studies #148 (Winter 2005/06), pgs: 55-91
(Vancouver) (theatre) (music) (Chinese)

Chinatown Theatre as Transnational Business: New Evidence from Vancouver during the Exclusion Era by Wing Chung Ng
BC Studies #148 (Winter 2005/06), pgs: 25- 54
(business) (Chinese) (music) (theatre) (Vancouver)

The Reverend and the Tramp, Vancouver, 1931: Andrew Roddan's God in the Jungles by Todd McCallum
BC Studies #147 (Autumn 2005), pgs: 51-88
(depression) (labour) (religion) (Vancouver)

Sink or Swim: Water Pollution and Environmental Politics in Vancouver, 1889-1975 by Arn Keeling
BC Studies #142/143, On the Environment (Summer/Autumn 2004), pgs: 69-104
(environment) (Vancouver) (public policy) (pollution control)

Risk on the Rocks: Modernity, Manhood, and Mountaineering in Postwar British Columbia by Christopher Dummitt
BC Studies #141 (Spring 2004), pgs: 3-29
(Vancouver) (gender) (mountaineering)

Home: Being for a Time by Aaron Wilson
BC Studies #140, Domestic Spaces (Winter 2003), pgs: 125-43
(Vancouver) (housing) (health)

Domesticated Time and Restricted Space: University and Community Women in Downtown Eastside Vancouver by Dara Culhane
BC Studies #140, Domestic Spaces (Winter 2003), pgs: 91-106
(Vancouver) (women) (education)

Between Homes: Displacement and Belonging for Second-Generation Filipino-Canadian Youths by Geraldine Pratt
BC Studies #140, Domestic Spaces (Winter 2003), pgs: 41-68
(Vancouver) (race and racism) (Filipinos)

Urban Housekeeping and Keeping the Modern House by Sherry McKay
BC Studies #140, Domestic Spaces (Winter 2003), pgs: 11-38
(Vancouver) (housing)

Tainted Space: Representations of Injection Drug-Users and HIV/AIDS in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside by Andrew Woolford
BC Studies #129 (Spring 2001), pgs: 27-50
(Vancouver) (newspapers) (health) (epidemics)

He Thought He was the Boss of Everything: Masculinity and Power in a Vancouver Family by Robert A.J. McDonald
BC Studies #132 (Winter 2001), pgs: 5-30
(Vancouver) (gender) (business) (Bell-Irving, Henry)

Immigration and the Changing Social Geography of Greater Vancouver by Daniel Hiebert
BC Studies #121 (Spring 1999), pgs: 35-82
(Vancouver) (immigration) (geography) (demography)

"From Canvas to Concrete in Fifty Years," The Construction of Vancouver City Hall, 1935-6 by David Monteyne
BC Studies #124, Politics and Planning (Winter 1999), pgs: 41-68
(Vancouver) (politics) (city planning) (architecture)

Exploring Myths in Womens Narratives: Italian and German Immigrant Women in Vancouver, 1947-1961 by Alexandra Freund
BC Studies #105/106, Women's History and Gender Studies (Spring/Summer 1995), pgs: 159-182
(Germans) (immigration) (Italians) (Vancouver) (women)

"These Rascally Spackaloids": The Rise of Gispaxlots Hegemony at Fort Simpson, 1832-40 by Jonathan R. Dean
BC Studies #101, The First Nations in British Columbia (Spring 1994), pgs: 41-78
(Vancouver) (Port Simpson) (legaic) (Hudson's Bay Company) (fur trade) (aboriginal people)

Is the Metropolitan Vancouver Economy Uncoupling from the Rest of the Province? by H. Craig Davis
BC Studies #98 (Summer 1993), pgs: 3-19
(Victoria) (Vancouver) (labour force) (interior) (employment) (economy)

Sharks and Red Herrings: Vancouver's Male Employment Agencies, 1898-1915 by Robin Anderson
BC Studies #98 (Summer 1993), pgs: 43-84
(Vancouver) (labour force) (employment) (business)

John Vanderpant and the Cultural Life of Vancouver, 1920-1939 by Sheryl Salloum
BC Studies #97, Cultural History in British Columbia (Spring 1993), pgs: 38-50
(Vanderpant, John) (Vancouver) (photography) (art)

The Right to Manage Vancouver Employers' Associations, 1900-1923 by Andrew Yarmie
BC Studies #90 (Summer 1991), pgs: 40-74
(Vancouver) (trade unions) (strikes and lockouts) (employment) (business)

" 'Open Shop' Means Closed to Union Men" : Carpenters and the 1911 Vancouver Building Trades General Strike by James Conley
BC Studies #91/92 (Autumn/Winter 1991), pgs: 127-51
(Vancouver) (trade unions) (strikes and lockouts) (labour force)

Sanitary Conveniences and the Retreat of the Frontier: Vancouver, 1886-1926 by Margaret W. Andrews
BC Studies #87 (Autumn 1990), pgs: 3-22
(Vancouver) (sanitation) (municipal government) (gender) (architecture)

Women of The World and Other Dailies: The Lives and Times of Vancouver Newspaperwomen in the First Quarter of the Twentieth Century by Marjory Lang
BC Studies #85 (Spring 1990), pgs: 3-23
(women) (Vancouver) (newspapers) (McLagan, Sara)

Conservative Protestantism and the Modernist Challenge in Vancouver, 1917-1927 by Robert K. Burkinshaw
BC Studies #85 (Spring 1990), pgs: 24-44
(Vancouver) (religion) (Oliver, French E.)

The Two Economies of British Columbia by H. Craig Davis
BC Studies #82 (Summer 1989), pgs: 3-15
(Vancouver) (labour force) (interior) (economy) (economic development)

The Surveillance of Indian Nationalists in North America, 1908-1918 by Hugh Johnston
BC Studies #78 (Summer 1988), pgs: 3-27
(Vancouver) (South Asians) (race and racism) (immigration) (Hopkinson, W.C.)

Vancouver: Changing Geographical Aspects of a Multicultural City by Lewis J. Robinson
BC Studies #79 (Autumn 1988), pgs: 59-80
(Vancouver) (race and racism) (ethnicity) (demography)

Sydney Risk and the Everyman Theatre by James Hoffman
BC Studies #76 (Winter 1987), pgs: 33-57
(Risk, Sydney) (theatre) (Vancouver)

Cottages and Castles for Vancouver Home-Seekers by Deryck W. Holdsworth
BC Studies #69/70 (Spring/Summer 1986), pgs: 11-32
(Vancouver) (real estate) (land settlement) (housing) (class)

The Incidence of Crime in Vancouver During the Great Depression by James P. Huzel
BC Studies #69/70 (Spring/Summer 1986), pgs: 211-48
(Vancouver) (depression) (crime)

Building Submarines for Russia in Burrard Inlet by W. Kaye Lamb
BC Studies #71 (Autumn 1986), pgs: 3-26
(Vancouver) (Russia) (military history) (defence)

The Triumph of "Formalism": Elementary Schooling in Vancouver from the 1920s to the 1960s by Neil Sutherland
BC Studies #69/70 (Spring/Summer 1986), pgs: 175-210
(Vancouver) (teachers) (schooling) (Putman-Weir report) (education)

A Half Century of Writing on Vancouver's History by Patricia E. Roy
BC Studies #69/70 (Spring/Summer 1986), pgs: 311-25
(Vancouver) (historiography)

Business Devices from Two Worlds: The Chinese in Early Vancouver by Paul Yee
BC Studies #62 (Summer 1984), pgs: 44-67
(Vancouver) (Chinese) (business)

Japan's Reaction to the Vancouver Riot of 1907 by Masako Iino
BC Studies #60 (Winter 1983), pgs: 28-47
(Vancouver) (Japanese) (Japan) (immigration) (federal-provincial relations)

John Hendry and the Vancouver, Westminster and Yukon Railway: "It would put us on easy street" by Phyllis Veazey
BC Studies #59 (Autumn 1983), pgs: 44-63
(Hendry, John) (railways) (Vancouver) (Yukon)

Smallpox on the Northwest Coast, 1835-1838 by James R. Gibson
BC Studies #56 (Winter 1982), pgs: 61-81
(Alaska) (epidemics) (Haida) (health) (northwest coast) (Vancouver)

Reflections on the Surface of the Pond: A Review Article by Cole Harris
BC Studies #49 (Spring 1981), pgs: 86-93
(Vancouver) (photography) (Buckley Valley) (Bourgon, Nan Capewell) (Baltzly) (agriculture)

Real Wages and the Standard of Living in Vancouver, 1901-1929 by Eleanor A. Bartlett
BC Studies #51 (Autumn 1981), pgs: 3-62
(Vancouver) (labour) (economy) (cost of living)

The Origins of Taxicab Limitation in Vancouver City (or 'Good Try Anyway, Stanley Anderson') by Emmett Sinnott
BC Studies #49 (Spring 1981), pgs: 40-53
(Vancouver) (transportation) (municipal government)

Two B.C. Pacifists and the Boer War by Charles W. Humphries
BC Studies #45 (Spring 1980), pgs: 116-27
(Victoria) (Vancouver) (religion) (military history) (Marchant, William) (Bainton, J. Herbert)

Chinese and Canadian Influence on Chinese Politics in Vancouver, 1900-1947 by Edgar Wickberg
BC Studies #45 (Spring 1980), pgs: 37-55
(Vancouver) (politics) (federal-provincial relations) (Chinese) (China)

'Self-Respect and Hopefulness': The Webbs in the Canadian West by George Feaver
BC Studies #43 (Autumn 1979), pgs: 45-64
(Webb, Sidney and Beatrice) (Vancouver) (Okanagan Valley)

City-Building in the Canadian West: A Case Study of Economic Growth in Early Vancouver, 1886-1893 by Robert A.J. McDonald
BC Studies #43 (Autumn 1979), pgs: 3-28
(Vancouver) (railways) (economic development)

The Organization of Professional Theatre in Vancouver, 1886-1914 by Robert B. Todd
BC Studies #44 (Winter 1979), pgs: 3-24
(Vancouver) (theatre)

Union Maids: Organized Women Workers in Vancouver 1900-1915 by Star Rosenthal
BC Studies #41 (Spring 1979), pgs: 36-55
(women) (Vancouver) (trade unions) (labour) (gender)

Medical Attendance in Vancouver, 1886-1920 by Margaret W. Andrews
BC Studies #40 (Winter 1978), pgs: 32-56
(Vancouver) (medical profession) (Langis, Henri Evariste) (health)

Relationships Between Elderly Population and Income Sources in the Urban Economic Bases of Victoria and Vancouver by Charles N. Forward
BC Studies #36 (Winter 1977), pgs: 34-46
(Victoria) (Vancouver) (elderly) (economy)

Epidemic and Public Health: Influenza in Vancouver, 1918-1919 by Margaret W. Andrews
BC Studies #34 (Summer 1977), pgs: 21-44
(Vancouver) (health) (epidemics)

The Canadian Pacific Railway and Vancouver's Development to 1900 by Norbert MacDonald
BC Studies #35 (Autumn 1977), pgs: 3-35
(Vancouver) (railways) (economic development)

Locating the University of British Columbia by Cole Harris
BC Studies #32, Personality & History in British Columbia: Essays in Honour of Margaret Ormsby (Winter 1976), pgs: 106-25
(University of British Columbia) (Vancouver)

Water and Sanitation Services in Vancouver: An Historical Perspective by Louis P. Cain
BC Studies #30 (Summer 1976), pgs: 27-43
(Vancouver) (sanitation) (health)

The Preservation of Peace in Vancouver: The Aftermath of the Anti-Chinese Riot of 1887 by Patricia E. Roy
BC Studies #31 (Autumn 1976), pgs: 44-59
(Vancouver) (Chinese)

Vancouver Civic Political Parties: Developing a Model of Party-system Change and Stabilization by Fern Miller
BC Studies #25 (Spring 1975), pgs: 3-31
(Vancouver) (The Electors Action Movement (TEAM)) (political parties) (non-partisan association) (municipal government) (Committee of Progressive Electors (COPE))

A Critical Growth Cycle for Vancouver, 1900-1914 by Norbert MacDonald
BC Studies #17 (Spring 1973), pgs: 26-42
(Vancouver) (immigration) (economic development)

The British Columbia Electric Railway and its Street Railway employees: Paternalism in Labour Relations by Patricia E. Roy
BC Studies #16 (Winter 1972), pgs: 3-24
(Vancouver) (trade unions) (railways) (labour)

The Emergence of Metropolitan Government in Greater Vancouver by Paul Tennant
BC Studies #15 (Autumn 1972), pgs: 3-28
(Vancouver) (municipal government) (government control)

Russian Revolutionaries in the Port of Vancouver, 1917 by William Rodney
BC Studies #16 (Winter 1972), pgs: 25-31
(Vancouver) (Russia) (immigration) (communism)

Regulating the British Columbia Electric Railway: The First Public Utilities Commission in British Columbia by Patricia E. Roy
BC Studies #11 (Autumn 1971), pgs: 3-20
(Victoria) (Vancouver) (railways) (public utilities) (legislation) (government control)