Articles

Investigating Indigenous Adaptations to British Columbia’s Exposed Outer Coast

By Alan D. McMillan and Iain McKechnie

Histories of Settler Colonialism: Considering New Currents

By Laura Ishiguro

Speech to the British Columbia legislature, December 2, 1998

By Joseph Gosnell

Honouring the Queen’s flag: A legal and historical perspective on the Nisga’a Treaty

By Hamar Foster

Expert Witnesses’ and Lawyers’ Perspectives on the Use of Archaeological Data as Evidence in Aboriginal Rights and Title Litigation

By Erin A. Hogg, John R. Welch

Daffodils and Dispossession: Nikkei Settlers, White Possession, and Settler Colonial Property in Bradner, BC, 1914–51

By Nicole Yakashiro

The Nikkei Called It Gon Island: A Story of Settlement and Dispossession on Mayne Island

By Jennifer Iredale

High Finance and Low Modernism: The Failure of the Wenner-Gren British Columbia Project, 1956–61

By Frank Leonard

Transversing Settler Colonial Capital: Indigenous Dispossession and Non-White Labour Exploitation

By Roshon Singh Nandhra

Politics Makes Strange Bedfellows: The B.C. Party System in the 1952 and 1953 Provincial Elections

By David J. Elkins

Water and Sanitation Services in Vancouver: An Historical Perspective

By Louis P. Cain

The Road to Enfranchisement: Chinese and Japanese in British Columbia

By Carol F. Lee

The Forest and the Trees: A Review Article

By Joseph G. Lawrence

Making Métis Places in British Columbia: The Edge of the Métis Nation Homeland

By Gabrielle Legault

“Oh, Weldon Chan! Where Are You Hiding?”: Sanctuary and Fugitivity in Memory and Song, 1958 to the Present

By Laura Madokoro

A Misconception: The Relationship between the Chinese-English Daily Newspaper and the Chinese Times

By Xueqing Xu and Hua Laura Wu

“Enemy Aliens” and “Conchies”: Perceptions of the “Un-British” in the Fraser Valley, 1939–45

By R. Scott Sheffield and Kelsey Siemens

Centring Community Knowledge in Resource Management Research

By Charles R. Menzies and Caroline F. Butler

Birken Buddhist Forest Monastery: Asian Migration, the Creative Class, and Cultural Transformation in the New Pacific British Columbia

By Luke Clossey and Karen Ferguson

Lessons Learned: Settler Colonialism, Development, and the UN Regional Training Centre in Vancouver, 1959–62

By David Meren

The Evolution of Early Hospitals in British Columbia, 1855–1918

By Helen Vandenberg and Geertje Boschma

It Is Food That Calls Us Home: A Multigenerational Auto-Ethnography of Japanese Canadian Food and Culture

By Shelly Ikebuchi and Takara Ketchell

Commemorating Father Pandosy: Diversification of the Frontier Cultural Complex and Continued Colonial Erasure in Kelowna

By Laura Mudde

“They smashed it right through our reserve”: The Problem of Settler Consultation for Infrastructure on Chawathil IR4

By Gordon Robert Lyall