Index

Mining the Rush: Recent Publications Relating to the Klondike Gold Rush

By Charlene Porsild

Printer’s Devils: How a Feisty Pioneer Newspaper Shaped the History of British Columbia’s Smelter City, 1895-1925

By Derek Moscato

Lha yudit’ih We Always Find a Way: Bringing the Tŝilhqot’in Title Case Home

By Andrea Hilland

Murders on the Skeena: True Crime in the Old Canadian West, 1884-1914

By Tyler McCreary

On the Line: Stories of BC Workers Podcast

By Katharine Rollwagen

The Smallpox War Against the Haida

By Frederick White

Gold, Grit, Guns: Miners on BC’s Fraser River in 1858 | Barkerville Days

By Christopher Herbert

Voices from Bridge River: The Bridge River Hydroelectric Projects, the People Who Built Them, and the Lives They Touched

By Nevada Hinton

A Journey Back to Nature: A History of Strathcona Provincial Park

By Patrick Hayes

All the Bears Sing: Stories

By Shirley McDonald

Smelter Wars: A Rebellious Red Trade Union Fights for Its Life in Wartime Western Canada

By Duff Sutherland

We Are Destroying the Earth for Vanity: An Interview with Bev Sellars

By Deborah Curran

The ‘Wasting’ Resource: The History of Mine Tailings Disposal in British Columbia, 1892–1982

By Arn Keeling and Nolan Foster

Minerals for War: British Columbia’s Production of Mercury and Tungsten in World War Two

By Robert George McCandless

An Absolute No to That! An Interview with tsiqw xwéxwne – Red Hummingbird Judy (Manuel) Wilson, Ten Years after Mount Polley

By Emma Feltes

Damming Colonial Evasion: An Accounting of the Unaccountable in the Mount Polley Mine Disaster

By Shianna McAllister

Likely Resident and Biologist’s Reflections on the Mount Polley Mine Disaster

By Richard Holmes

“You think I will bring my children here?”: The Mount Polley Mine Disaster as a Necropolitical Human Rights Environmental Disaster

By Norah Bowman and Tara Scurr

Regulating the Mount Polley Mine Disaster: Neoliberalism, Objectivity, and Settler-Colonialism in British Columbia

By Neil Nunn and Anna Stanley

Promises, Promises … The Views of a Quesnel Lake Resident Ten Years after the 2014 Mount Polley Mine Disaster

By Doug Watt

Beyond Contentious Collective Action: Assessing Quiet Forms of Environmental Mobilization in Rural British Columbia

By Max Chewinski

Finding My Inner Tank Girl: Water as a Channel to Political Action

By Sonia Furstenau

Policy Brief: Ensuring Procedural Justice in Environmental Public Consultations

By Max Chewinski

The Role of Academia in Assessing an Environmental Disaster: A Reflection on the Successes and Limitations of Research Approaches to the 2014 Catastrophic Failure of the Mount Polley Mine Tailings Storage Facility

By Philip N. Owens and Ellen L. Petticrew