Articles

Situating Vancouver Island in the British World, 1846-49

By Jeremy Mouat

Vancouver’s Playground: Leisure and Sociability on Bowen Island, 1902-57

By J.I. Little

“It Was Two Different Times of the Day, But in the Same Place” : Coast Salish High School Experience in the 1970s

By Michael Marker

Sacred Daemons: Exploring British Columbian Society’s Perceptions of “Mentally Deficient” Children , 1870-1930

By Nic Clarke

Interrupted Relations: The Adoption of Children in Twentieth-Century British Columbia

By Veronica Strong-Boag

SUCCESS: A Chinese Voluntary Association in Vancouver

By Shibao Guo

Erasing Indigenous Indigeneity in Vancouver

By Jean Barman

“You Have to Think Like a Man and Act Like a Lady”: Businesswomen in British Columbia, 1920-80

By Melanie Buddle

“That Touch of Paternalism”: Cultivating Community in the Company Town of Britannia Beach, 1920-58

By Katharine Rollwagen

Negotiating the Boundaries of Race and Class: Meiji Diplomatic Responses to North American Categories of Exclusion

By Andrea Geiger

Improving Nature: Remaking Stanley Park’s Forest, 1888- 1931

By Sean Kheraj

“Mon- he’s a gran’ fish”: Scots in British Columbia’s Interwar Fishing Industry

By Michael E. Vance

Canada’s Struggle with Illegal Entry on Its West Coast: The Case of Fred Yoshy and Japanese Migrants before the Second World War

By James D. Cameron

“Caledonian Suttee”? An Anatomy of Carrier Cremation Cruelty in the Historical Record

By I.S. MacLaren

Chinatown Theatre as Transnational Business: New Evidence from Vancouver during the Exclusion Era

By Wing Chung Ng

Group Identity in an Emigrant Worker Community: The Example of Sikhs in early Twentieth-Century British Columbia

By Hugh Johnston

An Exercise in Futility? Regionalism, State Funding, and Ideology as Obstacles to the Formation of a National Social Movement Organization in Canada

By Dominique Clement

The Reverend and the Tramp, Vancouver, 1931: Andrew Roddan’s God in the Jungles

By Todd McCallum

Women in the Industrial Labour Force: Evidence for British Columbia, 1921-53

By Eric W. Sager

“Witnessing” Social Suffering: Testimonial Narratives of Women from Afghanistan

By Parin Dossa

Sir Charles Hibbert Tupper and the Political Culture of British Columbia, 1903-1924

By Robert A.J. McDonald

Writing Here

By W.H. New

Exploring Myths in Womens Narratives: Italian and German Immigrant Women in Vancouver, 1947-1961

By Alexandra Freund, Laura Quilici

Alternative Service and Alternative Gender Roles: Conscientious Objectors in B.C. During World War II

By Marlene Epp