EXCERPT: Very Vancouver

“Christopher Cheung (left) explores the layered histories of Vancouver’s diverse neighborhoods, from late-night doughnut shops to immigrant essential staples in Very Vancouver. FULL STORY

FEATURE REVIEWS

#79 Emptying the Grasslands

REVIEW: Crossing Home Ground: A Grassland Odyssey through Southern Interior British Columbia By David Pitt-Brooke Madeira Park: Harbour, 2016 $32.95  / … FULL STORY

#76 Trump’s wall foretold

Claudia Casper’s futuristic third novel, The Mercy Journals (Arsenal  2016) foretold Trump’s threatened wall between the U.S. and Mexico. It… FULL STORY

#75 Before the flood

REVIEW: Ootsa Lake Odyssey: George and Else Seel — A Pioneer Life on the Headwaters of the Nechako Watershed by… FULL STORY

#69 Balloons & oxymorons

REVIEW: The Sustainability Dilemma: Essays on British Columbia Forest and Environmental History by Robert Griffin and Richard A. Rajala Victoria: Victoria:… FULL STORY

#66 The demise of news

REVIEW: No News is Bad News: Canada’s Media Collapse — and What Comes Next  By Ian Gill, foreword by Margo Goodhand Vancouver: Greystone… FULL STORY

#65 A fox behind a smile

REVIEW: Christy Clark: Behind the Smile by Judi Tyabji Victoria: Heritage House, 2016. $ 32.95 / 9781772031065 Reviewed by John Douglas… FULL STORY

#64 Growth of a Man

ESSAY: For good or ill, Harvey Reginald (H.R.) MacMillan (1885-1976) is a name synonymous with the forestry business in British… FULL STORY

#63 An Imperial crackpot in B.C.

REVIEW: Guilty But Insane: J.C. Bowen-Colthurst — Villain or Victim? by James W. Taylor Cork, Ireland: Mercier Press, 2016. €14.99 / 978-1781174210 Reviewed… FULL STORY

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