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British Columbia Culture:     more books (100)

Ecotourism--nature/adventure/culture: Alberta and British Columbia market demand assessment Rabbit culture (Province of British Columbia. Department of Agriculture) by A. D Norris, 1928 Blackberry Culture in British Columbia by Alan E. Littler, 1965 Nut culture in British Columbia ([Publication]) by M. F Welsh, 1984 Pacific Oyster Raft Culture in British Columbia by D.B. QUAYLE, 1971-01-01 Holly culture in British Columbia (British Columbia. Dept. of Agriculture. [Publication] 1974) by Alan E Littler, 1974 Pacific oyster culture in British Columbia by D. B Quayle, 1969 Ecotourism--nature/adventure/culture: Alberta and British Columbia market demand assessment Selling British Columbia: Tourism And Consumer Culture, 1890-1970 by Michael Dawson, 2004-12-16 Logics of Resistance: Globalization and Telephone Unionism in Mexico and British Columbia (Transnational Business and Corporate Culture) by Steve Dubb, 1999-05-01 A Corner Stone of Canadian Culture: Occasional Papers of the british Columbia Provincial Museum Number 5 by Alice Ravenhill, 1944-01-01 Occasional Papers of the British Columbia Provincial Museum Number 5. A Corner Stone of Canadian Culture. An Outline of The Arts and Crafts of the Indian Tribes of British Columbia. by Alice. CANADA - BRITISH COLUMBIA / NATIVE AMERICAN ART) Ravenhill, 1945 The struggle for survival;: Indian cultures and the Protestant ethic in British Columbia by Forrest Emmanuel LaViolette, 1973 Culture and Ethos of Kaska Society [ British Columbia, Canada ] (YALE UNIVERSITY PUBLICATIONS IN ANTHROPOLOGY, NUMBER FORTY)

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21. "Measured Drawing" An Architectural Heritage Of British Columbia
    british columbia Ministry of Education Recommended. This columbia. Allgraphics, text and html pages © Province of british columbia.  
    http://www.tbc.gov.bc.ca/culture/schoolnet/drawings/

22. Culture Canada: Aboriginal Culture And Heritage - British Columbia
    Heritage Language and culture Council Source First Peoples Heritage Language andculture Council. First Peoples on SchoolNet british columbia Schools Source  
    http://culturecanada.gc.ca/chdt/interface/interface2.nsf/engdocBasic/21.3.2.html

23. Tseshaht First Nations
    Located on Vancouver Island, british columbia. Learn interactively about the people, the culture, and the art, through sound, text, and photography.  
    http://www.tseshaht.com/

24. PEH-Bridge Disaster
    Short description of the collapse of wooden bridge on Vancouver Island, british columbia, 1896, under weight of tramway car.  
    http://www.tbc.gov.bc.ca/culture/schoolnet/victoriana/tour/gartour/bridge.htm
    
    Extractions: The present steel bridge stands at the site of the notorious Pt.Ellice Bridge Disaster. During the celebration of Queen Victoria's birthday in 1896, the former wooden bridge collapsed under the weight of an overloaded streetcar on its way to festivities in Esquimalt. The car plunged into the water below. Pleasure-boaters who had been enjoying a regatta nearby sprang into action, pulling those they could onto the lawns of the fashionable homes. Fifty-five of the 140 people on board died, crushed by falling timber or trapped inside the car. It was the worst accident of any kind in Victoria, and the worst streetcar disaster in the history of North America.

25. Rainbow Country - Hope, BC, Canada
    A focused Internet presence for the community and culture of Hope, british columbia, Canada, and the surrounding area.  
    http://www.rainbowcountry.bc.ca/
    
    Extractions: Nestled away at the foot of the Coast Mountains, where the Fraser Valley becomes the Fraser Canyon, where the Coquihalla empties into the Fraser, lies Hope, Chainsaw Carving Capital of the World. With four major highways and two rail lines, Hope is the gateway between Vancouver and the rest of British Columbia. Up high on a mountain trail, bathing in a nearby lake, or fishing a local river, you know you're in Rainbow Country. Suggestions and Comments:

26. Damuzi Spring (aka Dan Loehndorf)
    Marijuana Party candidate in the british columbia riding of KootenayBoundary-Okanaganand the assistant editor and a senior writer for Cannabis culture Magazine.  
    http://damuzi.virtualave.net/

27. Books British Columbia
    The Association of Book Publishers of british columbia (ABPBC) 107 100 West Pender Associationof Book Publishers is a member of the culture Matters Coalition  
    http://www.books.bc.ca/
    
    Extractions: The Association of Book Publishers is a member of the Culture Matters Coalition , an organization comprising arts, cultural, and heritage service organizations. The Culture Matters Coalition is currently working to create an awareness campaign that will inform British Columbians about why culture matters in our lives and communities. To find out more, please see their website at www.culturematters.ca. Childrens Best Seller List Down at The Seaweed Cafe Boys, Girls and Body Science Tess Cat`s Eye Corner ... Storm Boy International Best Seller List Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban Harry Potter and the Philosopher`s Stone Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets ... New Food Fast

28. Cherryville, British Columbia, Canada
    Provides business, service and organizations directories; arts and culture information including calendar of events; and bulletin board.  
    http://cherryville.homestead.com/
    
    Extractions: There's lots happening in Cherryville! 3 major events on the May long weekend, plus Cherryville Days in June, plus the Cherryville Festival of the Arts in August! Click here for more info. Don't miss Cherryville Days 2003 Click here for more info Sports Photo Album Cherryville Artisans Spirituality ... Cherryville Elementary School Welcome to Thank you. Cherryville Elementary School Cherryville News Calendar of Events Business Directory ... Attractions Website first posted March 17, 2002 Arts Community Community Services Government Contacts Bulletin Board ... Sports Don't miss Cherryville Days 2003 Click here for more info There's lots happening in Cherryville!

29. BC Search - British Columbia
    It is also the Heritage Capital of british columbia. This Award Winning Web Siteconnects you to the culture, lifestyle, recreation, accommodations and all the  
    http://www.bcsearch.ca/Society_and_Culture/

30. Schooldays Section
    Pictures, description, and archaeology of this british columbia School. Students were taught at Craigflower Schoolhouse from 1854 to 1911s.  
    http://www.tbc.gov.bc.ca/culture/schoolnet/craigflower/tour/school/

31. Moving Images -- Subject Index (B)
    Bizarre Goodpenis Adventures Black culture Colour Corrected Echoes in the Rink The Venusof Cook Street, The Your Name in Cellulite british columbia (See also  
    http://www.movingimages.bc.ca/catalogue/Subject/Subject_b.html
    
    Extractions: Colour Corrected Echoes in the Rink: The Willie O'Ree Story Portia White: Think on Me Roland Jean: A Modernist Portrait ... Songololo: Voices of Change (See also Health Becoming Barbie Calendars Dying to Be Perfect ... Your Name in Cellulite British Columbia (See also Chinese-Canadians Japanese-Canadians Native people Vancouver ... Barkerville, British Columbia (part of the Ghost Towns of Canada series) Between The Rock and a Hard Place Box of Treasures Building Futures: Re-Building Our Lives Canadian Steel, Chinese Grit ... Cassiar, British Columbia (part of the Ghost Towns of Canada series) Cut Above, A: My Grandfather was a Logger Forgotten Legacy, A: Spirit of Reclamation Fury for the Sound: The Women at Clayoquot Green Dream$: The Forest Debate ... Ocean Falls, British Columbia (part of the Ghost Towns of Canada series) On the Red Road: A Walk on the Outside Outstanding in Her Field Perilous Gateway Potlatch: A Strict Law Bids Us Dance ... Sandon, British Columbia (part of the Ghost Towns of Canada series) Second Chance: Island Wildlife Natural Care Centre Silence of the Strings: A Community Movement for Music Sinumwak Soul Communion ... Very Special Building, A

32. The Cultural Highway
    Explores british columbia's coast and islands around the theme of art and culture.  
    http://www.theculturalhighway.com

33. StartPage.ca Directory /British Columbia/Society And Culture
    Affiliation of Multicultural Societies and Service Agencies of british columbia AMSSA is a coalition of over 85 organizations providing multicultural and  
    http://www.startpage.ca/dir/British_Columbia/Society_and_Culture/

34. StartPage.ca Directory /British Columbia/Society And Culture/Labour
    BC; IAMAW Northwest District 250 Representing members of the Machinistsunion throughout british columbia and Yukon. CAW Local  
    http://www.startpage.ca/dir/British_Columbia/Society_and_Culture/Labour/

35. Virtual Castlegar. The City Of Castlegar British Columbia Canada
    Experience the local culture and news of Castlegar and the surrounding communities.Also check out Zuckerberg Island located on the columbia river.  
    http://www.castlegar.com/arts_culture.htm

36. British Columbia
    very cold winters. The History The Aboriginal peoples of british Columbiadeveloped a rich and complex culture. Because of the diversity  
    http://www.english-vancouver.com/british-columbia/
    
    Extractions: westernmost province and one of North America's most mountainous regions. B.C. is bordered by the province of Alberta, the Yukon Territory and several U.S. states, including Alaska. Given its location, British Columbia is a gateway to the Pacific and Asia. Sometimes simply categorized as part of Canada's "West," the province is actually a distinct region both geographically and culturally.

37. Ubcpress.ca :: University Of British Columbia Press
    Feminism, Femininity and Popular culture Joanne Hollows. Swing Batta! Garret Mathews.© 2001 UBC Press 2029 West Mall, Vancouver, british columbia, Canada, V6T  
    http://www.ubcpress.ubc.ca/search/subject_list.asp?SubjID=86

38. Ubcpress.ca :: University Of British Columbia Press
    Featured Title. . A Complex culture of the british columbia Plateau.Traditional Stl'atl'imx Resource Use. Brian Hayden. $80.00 Hardcover  
    http://www.ubcpress.ubc.ca/search/title_book.asp?BookID=1256

39. Fraser Valley British Columbia Canada History Heritage Culture Geography Tourism
    british columbia CANADA. The Fraser Valley is one of several distinct regionsthat make up what is considered to be the Lower Mainland of british columbia.  
    http://www.seethefraservalley.com/
    
    Extractions: THE FRASER VALLEY British Columbia - CANADA The Fraser Valley is one of several distinct regions that make up what is considered to be the Lower Mainland of British Columbia. "The Valley", as it is referred to in these parts is that area extending from the community of Hope at its eastern end to the community of Langley in the west. It takes the shape of a triangle placed on its side. The point is Hope and the base is Langley/Pitt Meadows. Even though technically the area west of Langley all the way to the Strait of Georgia could be considered a continuation of the valley this area is referred to as Greater Vancouver. Another distinction made by this site is that north of Hope the Fraser River runs through what is known as the Fraser Canyon which will eventually provide content for another site dealing with aspects of the "interior". Making extensive use of photographs this website attempts to provide anyone with an interest in Fraser Valley some understanding of the many aspects of this region. There are 9 cities/districts, a great variety of economic activity, many attractions, a mix of native and newly arrived cultures, a lively history as well as a stimulating geography, geology and biology to be dealt with. In addition, other sources available on the web will be identified to provide additional information on these subjects.

40. Surfing For Work In British Columbia
    4.43, Sectors in british columbia. 4.44, Entertainment and culture. Check out theseresources for information about entertainment and culture in british columbia  
    http://surfingforwork.com/topic.htm?chapterid=43&chapter=4

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