Articles

The Vilest Verse West of Blanca: Canadian Poets in The Ubyssey

By Nicholas Bradley

The Historical Ecology, the Loss of Salmonids, and the Transformation of Coast Salish Culture

By Jesse Morin and Aaron Blake Evans

Rhythm of Resistance: The Life and Legacy of Canadian Jazz Legend Eleanor Collins

By Annabelle Penney

Lightkeepers on Huu-ay-aht Shores: Indigenous Labour and Knowledge in the History of Coastal Navigation

By Jesse Robertson

The Kitsilano Scandal: The Destruction of Sen̓áḵw As Told in Local Newspapers, 1913-16

By Mayana C. Slobodian

Challenging the Presupposition of Rural Inferiority through Adaptive Capacity: Community Economic Development in the Keremeos Area of British Columbia

By Jeff Shemilt and Tamara Krawchenko

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

By Arn Keeling and Nolan Foster

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

By Shianna McAllister

“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

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

By Max Chewinski

Contesting Women’s Incarceration Feminist Prison Activists and British Columbia’s Proudfoot Inquiry, 1978-1980

By Joan Sangster

George Clutesi: Tseshaht Story, Ceremony, and Social Action

By Margery Fee

Cultivating Solutions: Environmental Change and Oyster Farming in British Columbia

By Catriona Mallows and Karena Shaw

Jie Hua Xian Fo (Presenting the Buddha with Borrowed Flowers): Reciprocity and Exchange among Chinese Seniors in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside

By Bing Yan

A Tale of Three Towns Transportation and Regional Growth in the Okanagan Valley, c.1891-1941

By Ian Pooley and Patricia E. Roy

How Can Archaeobotany Be Put into Service of Katzie Food Sovereignty?

By Natasha Lyons, Tanja Hoffmann, Roma Leon, Mike Leon, Michael Blake, Chelsey Geralda Armstrong, Sandra Peacock

Making Sense of the Drift: Feeding a Population with Farmland Protection Legislation in British Columbia

By Meagan Joan Marie Curtis, Janette Bulkan

From Salvage to Strategy A conversation with Paul Yee on Archival Consciousness and the Chinese Canadian Archival Record

By June Chow, Jennifer Douglas

Looking for Lucy Homiskanis, Confronting Emily Carr: Restorying Nature, Gender, and Belonging on the Northwest Coast

By Sarah Hunt / Tłaliłila’ogwa

“We were a social movement as well”: The Canadian Farmworkers Union in British Columbia, 1979—1983

By Nicholas Fast

Exclusion and New Contact Zones: Japanese and Doukhobor Canadians in the Grand Forks area of British Columbia

By Ian G. Baird

“Eat the Okanagan into Prosperity”: The Relationships of the Okanagan and the Coast, 1858-1941

By Patricia E. Roy

“Loved to Death”: Conflicts between Indigenous food sovereignty, settler recreation, and ontologies of land in the governance of Líl̓wat tmicw

By Tonya Smith, Koskas, and Janette Bulkan