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Developing Sustainability: A Native/Environmentalist Prescription for Third-level Government  

By Michael M'Gonigle

Pages 65-99

Terms | forestry land claims environment sustainability government control Stein Valley

The Central Okanagan Records Survey

PDF – Book Reviews, BC Studies 84, Winter 1989/90  

By Jean Barman

Pages 102-3

A Communist Life: Jack Scott and the Canadian Workers Movement, 1927-1985

PDF – Book Reviews, BC Studies 84, Winter 1989/90  

By Philip Resnick

Pages 103-5

The Chinese in Canada

PDF – Book Reviews, BC Studies 84, Winter 1989/90  

By Edgar Wickberg

Pages 106-8

Fishing With John

PDF – Book Reviews, BC Studies 84, Winter 1989/90  

By Laurie Ricou

Pages 108-10

The Accidental Airline: Spilsbury’s QCA

PDF – Book Reviews, BC Studies 84, Winter 1989/90  

By Richard Mackie

Pages 110-3

Stein: The Way of the River

PDF – Book Reviews, BC Studies 84, Winter 1989/90  

By Julia Gardner

Pages 113-6

BC Studies no. 84 Winter 1989-1990 | Bibliography of British Columbia  

Prepared By Melva J. Dwyer

Tomas Bartroli, a former member of the Hispanic and Italian Studies Department at the University of British Columbia, has had a long-standing interest in the maritime history of Canada’s west coast.

John Belshaw teaches history at Cariboo College, Kamloops.

W. Kaye Lamb, distinguished historian, archivist, and librarian, has written extensively on the maritime and fur-trade history of British Columbia.

Michael M’Gonigle, with Wendy Wickwire, is the author of Stein: The Way of the River (Vancouver: Talonbooks, 1988).