Single Issue

The Investigation of Fort Defiance: A Report on Preliminary Excavations  

By Donald H. Mitchell, J. Robert Knox

Pages 32-56

Terms | archaeology

A Little Tempest: Public Reaction to the Formation of a Large Educational Unit in the Peace River District of British Columbia  

By Alan H. Child

Pages 57-70

Terms | education government control Peace River District

A Comment on Alan G. Cairns’ “The Study of the Provinces: A Review Article”  

By Martin Robin, Alan C. Cairns

Pages 78-82

The British Columbia Electric Railway and its Street Railway employees: Paternalism in Labour Relations  

By Patricia E. Roy

Pages 3-24

Terms | labour force trade unions railways Vancouver

Russian Revolutionaries in the Port of Vancouver, 1917  

By William Rodney

Pages 25-31

Terms | immigration communism Russia Vancouver

Almost Out of this World

PDF – Book Reviews, BC Studies 16, Winter 1972

By Herman Deutsch

Pages 71-3

Politics in Paradise

PDF – Book Reviews, BC Studies 16, Winter 1972

By Walter Young

Pages 73-6

BC Studies no. 16 Winter 1972-1973 | Bibliography of British Columbia  

Prepared By Frances M. Woodward

A. H. Child is on the faculty at Notre Dame University in Nelson.

Donald Mitchell is an archaeologist of the University of Victoria. His earlier study of Fort Defiance appeared in the Spring issue of BC Studies in 1970.

William Rodney is a member of the History Department at Canadian Services College, Royal Roads. He is the author of Soldiers of the International, a study of the Communist Party of Canada.

Patricia E. Roy teaches History at the University of Victoria.