BC Studies #171 (Autumn 2011)

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Articles

Home or Global Treasure? Understanding Relationships between the Heiltsuk Nation and Environmentalists (pg: 9-36) by Lynne Davis
(Heiltsuk) (Great Bear Rainforest) (environment) (economic development) (aboriginal culture)

Vancouver's Playground: Leisure and Sociability on Bowen Island, 1902-57 (pg: 37-68) by J.I. Little
(Bowen Island) (Brown, Harold) (maritime history) (tourism) (Union Steamship Company)

Coming off the Mountain: Forging on Outward-Looking New Left at Simon Fraser University (pg: 69-91) by Ian Milligan
(strikes and lockouts) (Simon Fraser University) (New Left) (labour unions)

Society, Place, Work: The BC Public Hospital for the Isane, 1872-1902 (pg: 93-110) by Ken Scott
(Chinese) (employment) (gender) (hospitals) (mental health) (research notes)

The Significance of British Columbia to the Origins of the Concept of "Culture Shock" (pg: 111-129) by Edward Dutton
(Finns) (immigration) (Kurikka, Matti) (Oberg, Kalervo) (research notes)

Book Reviews

• The Museum of Anthropology at the University of British Columbia by Carol Mayer, Anthony Shelton (eds.)

—Reviewed by Jonathan A. Clapperton (pgs: 131-132)

• Challenging Traditions: Contemporary First Nations Art of the Northwest Coast by Ian M. Thom

—Reviewed by Megan A. Smetzer (pgs: 132-133)

• The Power of Promises: Rethinking Indian Treaties in the Pacific Northwest by Alexandra Harmon

—Reviewed by Paulette Regan (pgs: 133-135)

• Visions of British Columbia: A Landscape Manual by Bruce Grenville, Scott Steedman
• Solitary Raven: The Essential Writings of Bill Reid by Robert Bringhurst

—Reviewed by Karen Duffek (pgs: 135-136)

• The Maquinna Line: A Family Saga by Norma Macmillan

—Reviewed by K. Jane Watt (pgs: 137-138)

• The Business of Women: Marriage, Family, and Entrepreneurship in British Columbia, 1901-1951 by Melanie Buddle

—Reviewed by Tina Block (pgs: 138-139)

• Women on Ice: The Early Years of Women's Hockey in Western Canada by Wayne Norton

—Reviewed by David Mills (pgs: 139-142)

• Terrain of Memory: A Japanese Canadian Memorial Project by Kirsten Emiko McAllister

—Reviewed by Cole Harris (pgs: 142-144)

• Asian Religions in British Columbia by Baker Don, DeVries Larry, Overmyer Daniel (eds).

—Reviewed by Diana Lary (pgs: 144-145)

• Vancouver Special by Charles Demers

—Reviewed by Robert A.J. McDonald (pgs: 145-146)

• Speaking for a Long Time: Public Space and Social Memory in Vancouver by Adrienne L. Burk

—Reviewed by David Hugill (pgs: 146-149)

• Imagining British Columbia: Land, Memory & Place by Daniel Francis (ed.)

—Reviewed by Jenny Clayton (pgs: 149-150)