Articles

Marriage, Morals, and Men: Re/defining Victoria’s Chinese Rescue Home

By Shelly Dee Ikebuchi

Colonial Encounters: The Worlds of Arthur Wellington Clah, 1855-1881

By Robert M. Galois

Beyond Chinatown: Chinese Men and Indigenous Women in Early British Columbia

By Jean Barman

Revenge of the Pebble Town People: A Raid on the Tlingit

By Charles Lillard

A View from the Watchman’s Pole: Salmon, Animism and the Kwakwaka’wakw Summer Ceremonial

By Deidre Cullon

Social Power and Cultural Change in Pre-Colonial British Columbia

By Cole Harris

Multi-Level Governance and Place-Based Policy-Making for Climate Change Adaptation: The European Experience and Lessons for British Columbia

By Michael Howlett, Sarah Giest

Russian Revolutionaries in the Port of Vancouver, 1917

By William Rodney

“Streams Being Ruined from a Salmon Producing Standpoint:”Clearcutting, Fish Habitat, and Forest Regulation in British Columbia, 1900-45

By Richard Rajala

Beyond Being Others: Chinese Canadians as National History

By Lisa Rose Mar

When the Titans Met: Railway Rivalry in the Okanagan and Kelowna’s Rise as a Fruit-Shipping Centre

By Ian Pooley

Implications of Electronic Commerce for Tax Collection in British Columbia

By Jason R. Lacharite

Crown, Company, and Charter: Founding Vancouver Island Colony – A Chapter in Victorian Empire Making

By Barry M. Gough

Collaborations on the Periphery: The Wolcott-Sewid Potlatch Controversy

By Dianne Newell, Dorothee Schreiber

The Insuring Crowns: Canada’s Public Auto Insurers

By Malcom G. Bird

Forests and Fish: The 1972 Coast Logging Guidelines and British Columbia’s First NDP Government

By Richard A. Rajala

The Komagata Maru and the Ghadr Party: Past and Present Aspects of a Historic Challenge to Canada’s Exclusion of Immigrants from India

By Hugh J.M. Johnston

“The Ordinary Needs of Life”: Strategies of Survival for Single Women in 1901 Victoria

By Jenea Tallentire

Komagata Maru Revisited: “Hindus,” Hookworm, and the Guise of Public Health Protection

By Isabel Wallace

Between South China and British Columbia: Life Trajectories of Chinese Women

By Yuen-Fong Woon

Conclusions: The Future of Ethnobotany in British Columbia

By Nancy J. Turner, Dana Lepofsky

“Orienting” the Empire: Mackenzie King and the Aftermath of the 1907 Race Riots

By John Price

The Legacy of the Nuxalk Food and Nutrition Program for the Food Security, Health, and Well-Being of Indigenous Peoples in British Columbia

By Harriet V. Kuhnlein, Karen Fediuk, Charles Nelson, Elizabeth Howard, Suzanne Johnson

“Chinks Pay Heavily for ‘Hitting Pipe'”: The Perception and Enforcement of Canada’s New Drug Laws in Rural and Northern British Columbia, 1908-30

By Yvan Prkachin