By Marianne Nicolson

BC Studies no. 215 Autumn 2022
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In This Issue
Knotty Questions Reflections on the Booms and Busts of Forestry Research in British Columbia
By Michael Ekers
BC Studies no. 215 Autumn 2022 | p. 51-71
Not So Clear Cut Transforming Gender-based Violence in British Columbia’s Tree Planting Industry
By Jennie Long, James Rowe, Karena Shaw
BC Studies no. 215 Autumn 2022 | p. 27-49
By David Fairey
BC Studies no. 215 Autumn 2022 | p. 7-25
By Ian Rocksborough-Smith
BC Studies no. 215 Autumn 2022 | p. 73-85
What Is It with Vancouver and Drugs?
By Dave Hazzan
BC Studies no. 215 Autumn 2022 | p. 87-94
On the Line: Stories of BC Workers Podcast
By Katharine Rollwagen
BC Studies no. 215 Autumn 2022 | p. 95-97

St. Michael’s Residential School: Lament & Legacy
By Crystal Gail Fraser (she/her)
BC Studies no. 215 Autumn 2022 | p. 99-100

By Tyler McCreary
BC Studies no. 215 Autumn 2022 | p. 101-102


Our Backs Warmed By The Sun: Memories of a Doukhobor Life
By Duff Sutherland
BC Studies no. 215 Autumn 2022 | p. 104-105

When Trains Ruled the Kootenays: A Short History of Railways in Southeastern British Columbia
By Takaia Larsen
BC Studies no. 215 Autumn 2022 | p. 105-106

Royally Wronged: The Royal Society of Canada and Indigenous Peoples
By Andrew Nurse
BC Studies no. 215 Autumn 2022 | p. 97-99

Jennie Long is a recent MA graduate from the School of Environmental Studies at the University of Victoria. Her thesis research examines gender-based violence in BC’s tree planting industry.
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