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British Columbia Culture:     more books (100)

Struggle for Survival: Indian Cultures and the Protestant Ethic in British Columbia. by Forrest E. The LaViolette, 1961 Positioning the Missionary: John Booth Good and the Confluence of Cultures in Nineteenth-Century British Columbia by Brett Christophers, 1998-05 The Struggle for Survival; Indian Cultures and the Protestant Ethic in British Columbia by F. E. Laviolette, 1961-01-01 Who the heck is Don Bradman? Sport culture and social class in British Columbia, Canada *.: An article from: The Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology by Gerry Veenstra, 2007-08-01 Positioning the missionary: John Booth Good and the confluence of cultures in nineteenth-century British Columbia.: An article from: American Review of Canadian Studies Selling British Columbia; tourism and consumer culture, 1890-1970. by Michael. Dawson, Salmonid culture: Fundamentals and practice for British Columbia : a home study course by B. E March, 1987 Tsimshian From Time Immemorial: The History and Culture of the Tsimshian-Speaking Peoples of British Columbia by Canadian Museum of Civilization, 1995 NUDE IN FRENCH ART AND CULTURE, 1870-1910 by HEATHER (SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY, BRITISH COLUMBIA) DAWKINS, 2002 Recording culture changes among the Carrier Indians of British Columbia by Julian Haynes Steward, 1941 Material Culture of the Chilcotin Athapaskans of West Central British Columbia: Collections in the Field Museum of Natural History : Accepted Januar by James W. Vanstone, 1993-05 Spirits of the Water: Native Art Collected on Expeditions to Alaska and British Columbia, 1774-1910 Athapaskan Migrations: The Archaeology of Eagle Lake, British Columbia by R. G. Matson, Martin P.R. Magne, 2007-04-26 Plant Technology of First Peoples in British Columbia (Royal Bc Museum Handbook) by Nancy J. Turner, 1996-03

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41. Government Of British Columbia Expenditures On Culture, 1987-88
    Government of british columbia Expenditures on culture, 198788 to 1996-97.A Report of the Regional Cultural Plan Steering Committee  
    http://www.city.vancouver.bc.ca/commsvcs/socialplanning/oca/Region/provstats/BCs

42. Trays: British Columbia Shellfish Growers Information Resource System
    twenty years several types of trays have been used in british columbia and one of Traysrequire a strictly planned approach to oyster culture because they are  
    http://www.bcsga.ca/bcsgirs/trays/trays.htm
    
    Extractions: SITE GUIDE Main Oysters Clams Mussels ... Handling Tray Culture Tube Culture Bag Culture Raft Systems Longline Systems ... BCSGA Home One of the most productive methods of off-bottom culture of single oysters is by means of trays suspended from rafts or longlines. These systems are also widely used for rearing juvenile clams up to the point where they must be seeded on a beach. Over the past twenty years several types of trays have been used in British Columbia and one of the major objectives has been to achieve high levels of efficiency in large scale production systems. Trays require a strictly planned approach to oyster culture because they are relatively labour intensive and cannot be ignored or neglected for any length of time. The pay back is faster growth and good quality products when these systems are well-managed. Properly grown tray-raised oysters are ideal for the half shell market, where they may be sold to restaurants or fast frozen in the half shell and sold in retail outlets. They are a particularly attractive animal to market because they are deeply cupped with a large amount of meat. Delicate fluting of the shells makes an attractive presentation in the restaurant or supermarket. To produce the kind of oyster that can command a high price requires strict control over the culture process. Oyster grown in a tray at Pearl Seaproducts. Click on thumbnail to view full size image (21k).

43. Tube Culture: British Columbia Shellfish Growers Information Resource System
    Tube culture Systems. In an effort to develop a more efficient system for rearingoysters, an increasing number of british columbia growers have adapted a re  
    http://www.bcsga.ca/bcsgirs/tubes/tubes.htm
    
    Extractions: SITE GUIDE Main Oysters Clams Mussels ... Tray Culture Tube Culture Bag Culture Raft Systems Longline Systems Intertidal ... BCSGA Home In an effort to develop a more efficient system for rearing oysters, an increasing number of British Columbia growers have adapted a re-usable cultch material known as "French tubes". Although this method was pioneered in Europe, high quality tubes (also commonly called "pipes") are now manufactured locally by Polychlor Plastics Ltd. Growers have devised nursery, growout and harvest systems based on the use of tubes. These systems have reduced labour costs with increasing use of mechanized bulk handling. French tubes are plastic tubes about 25mm (1 inch) in diameter and are usually in 2 meter lengths. The outer surface of the tube consists of closely spaced 2mm deep longitudinal grooves. The material and surface of the tube has proven to be an effective substrate for oyster spat settlement. As with any cultch material, tubes must be properly conditioned before they will be effective. New pipes are normally placed intertidally for up to a year to effectively leach the material and then conditioned to allow for a thin layer of microorganisms to colonize the surface. This layer probably acts as an attractant to the oyster looking for a suitable place to settle. Re-used pipes must be clean and free of decaying organic material. Conditioning tubes in the intertidal. Click on thumbnail to view full size image (31k).

44. Canada - British Columbia - Vancouver - Travel Tips - Vancouver Culture - Lorry
    Vancouver culture Vancouver Travel Tip. by Lorry Patton. English is theprimary language in Vancouver, however, over 36% of Vancouverites  
    http://lorrypatton.com/travel/tips/12-1.html
    
    Extractions: Vancouver Travel Tip by Lorry Patton English is the primary language in Vancouver, however, over 36% of Vancouverites speak other languages at home. The Chinese community is the largest. While it's true that there are more Chinese in Toronto (more than 350,000 compared to Vancouver's just under 300,000), according to Stats Canada, Vancouver has the highest per capita. More than 15% percent of Greater Vancouver's residents are Chinese, over 25% in Vancouver proper. However, long before the numbers reached these proportions, Vancouver had a vibrant Chinese community. I remember our family going downtown to dinner, about three decades ago, as a special treat. I was always dazzled by the neon signs, the seriousness of the service and the delicious food. Our Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau was a guest at one of the restaurants one evening and it made all the papers. Most of the neon signs are no longer there, and most of the diners with the chrome counters and tiled floors are gone, however, they have been replaced with exotic vegetable markets, won ton soup kitchens, wicker and jade shops and herb tea gardens. More and more, it's looking like the kitchens, shops and gardens I saw in China when I visited there.

45. Nelson BC, Nelson British Columbia, West Kootenay Arts
    Constructed in 1927 and renovated in 1988, this historical masterpieceis a terrific place to enjoy some local culture during your visit.  
    http://www.discovernelson.com/attractions/arts.html
    
    Extractions: Nelson has consistently been ranked as the number one small town arts community in Canada, by John Villani, who publishes The 100 Best Small Arts Towns in America. This honour is well deserved. The quality of their work has earned the artists of the area a tremendous international reputation. In addition to the many local galleries, each summer Artwalk combines all manner of art into a walking tour of the downtown business area. From restaurants to retail outle ts, the business community organizes a fabulous opportunity for locals and visitors alike to experience the magnificent art that this area inspires, to meet the artists, and enjoy music, food and drink in an atmosphere of relaxation and fun. Artwalk celeb rated its ten-year anniversary in 1998 and is must-see if you're visiting during the summer. Also held in the summer, the annual Streetfest performance art festival is held on Baker Street, which is closed off for the occasion, and attracts high wire acts, jugglers, musicians, and comedians from around the world. The performances are world-class, and should you find yourself in the area during its run, Streetfest is a must see. The beautifully restored Capitol Theatre provides Nelson with many different productions throughout the year. Ranging from pantomime, to plays, to music, the Capitol provides a forum for local actors and mu sicians to showcase their talents. As well, the Capitol brings in top quality acts from around North America. Constructed in 1927 and renovated in 1988, this historical masterpiece is a terrific place to enjoy some local culture during your visit. The Cap itol Theater is located at 421 Victoria St., (250) 352-6363.

46. Whistler Arts & Culture - Whistler BC Canada - British Columbia Tourism Informat
    Home Whistler Arts culture Whistler Arts culture, Feb 5, 2003.Art Galleries Whistler Art Galleries feature some of North America's  
    http://findwhistler.com/page.cfm/2703

47. Whistler Arts & Culture - Whistler BC Canada - British Columbia Tourism Informat
    Home Whistler Arts culture Whistler Arts culture, Feb 6, 2003.Art Galleries Whistler Art Galleries feature some of North America's  
    http://findwhistler.com/page.cfm/172

48. Listings British Columbia: Greater Vancouver: Society: Culture
    2000 Hits 4 - Cached) Vancouver Finlandia Club (West Vancouver) Post Review Reporta Bad Link Finnish culture in Vancouver and british columbia http//www3  
    http://listingsca.com/British-Columbia/Southwest/Greater-Vancouver/Society/Cultu
    
    Extractions: New! Listings United States Canada British Columbia Southwest ... Society : Culture - ethnic associations Search Complete Directory In Greater Vancouver Only Canada Wide Alberta British Columbia Manitoba New Brunswick Newfoundland NW Territories Nova Scotia Nunavut Ontario PE Island Quebec Saskatchewan Yukon All Categories In Culture Only Animals/Pets Arts/Crafts Auto Guide Business Community Services Computers Education Employment Entertainment Events/Festivals Government Media Miscellaneous Professional Resource Industries Science/Humanities Shopping Society Sports/Recreation Travel General Page: 1 This Category in : Southwest British Columbia Canada Affiliation of Multicultural Societies and Service Agencies (AMSSA) (Vancouver)

49. Listings British Columbia: Society: Culture
    Canada british columbia Society culture ethnic associations. ,Search, Complete Directory,  
    http://listingsca.com/British-Columbia/Society/Culture/index.asp
    
    Extractions: Terrace (1) ... Society : Culture - ethnic associations Search Complete Directory In British Columbia Only Canada Wide Alberta British Columbia Manitoba New Brunswick Newfoundland NW Territories Nova Scotia Nunavut Ontario PE Island Quebec Saskatchewan Yukon All Categories In Culture Only Animals/Pets Arts/Crafts Auto Guide Business Community Services Computers Education Employment Entertainment Events/Festivals Government Media Miscellaneous Professional Resource Industries Science/Humanities Shopping Society Sports/Recreation Travel General Subcategories: Asian Blacks Naturists and Nudists Southwest ... West Coast Page: 1 This Category in : Canada @View the Complete List in British Columbia Province Wide

50. Canada Web Directory: Society And Culture
    / ECN / Web Directory / british columbia / Society and culture (231).SubCategories in Society and culture. Activism (4) By Locality  
    http://dirs.educationcanada.com/cat/299417/

51. Arts & Culture In Nelson BC British Columbia
    Nelson british columbia pulses with a potpourri of dynamic art styles and culture,opera, redfern house, langham , library, theater, video kootenay gallery  
    http://www.nelsonbc.ca/pages/arts_culture.html
    
    Extractions: Nelson British Columbia pulses with a potpourri of dynamic art styles and performance arts with a broad range of disciplines. Performing arts are well-served by the beautifully restored Capitol Theatre and the revived Kootenay School of the Arts provides instruction in a broad range of artistic expressions. Numerous galleries in the area provide venues for display. culture, opera, redfern house, langham , library, theater, video kootenay gallery fine art music entertainment bc arts council selkirk music contemporary technology galleries artists studios new media west virtual courses school college streetfest virtual art gallery top 100 art town bc first nations nelson film school jonathon kay

52. Award Winning Nelson British Columbia Web Site.Your Nelson BC Portal To Nelson,
    Local history, amenities, area attractions and business information.Category Regional North America Localities N Nelson in Canada, 4 in North America and Heritage Capital of british columbia. serviceshealth fitness history heritage dining arts culture attractions entertainment  
    http://www.nelsonbc.ca/
    
    Extractions: If you wish to be listed on our site Check Out Our Rates Here Nelson BC is a vibrant, charming and picturesque city of 9,600 people located in the southeast corner of British Columbia . Your gateway to the East and West Kootenays. Our friendly town is the #1 Small Arts Community in Canada, #4 in North America and Heritage Capital of British Columbia. We have nelson weather, michael jessen, photographs map festivals events skiing horoscope ferry kootenay links recreation accommodations services health fitness history heritage dining arts culture attractions entertainment computers schools education tourism web internet links outdoor experience back country biking hiking mountains jobs hotels motels parks hostels lodges resorts ferry blaylock mansion

53. Contact Us - Gildas Theatre - First Nations Culture - British Columbia - Informa
    1370 Island Highway Campbell River, british columbia Canada V9W 8C9 Tel 250 2877310Fax 250 286-1702 click here for links to related sites and other sites of  
    http://www.gildastheatre.com/contact/

54. British Columbia - Native Culture - Bus Tours - Information
    The people of the Laichwiltach First Nation invite you to attend a performanceat the Gildas Box of Treasures Theatre to share with us our most precious  
    http://www.gildastheatre.com/tour/
    
    Extractions: The people of the Laichwiltach First Nation invite you to attend a performance at the Gildas Box of Treasures Theatre to share with us our most precious heritage. We offer special dance performances for groups and bus tours , which can be arranged to suit your tour schedule. After the performance, visitors are welcome to browse through the exquisite 3300 square foot Wei Wai Kum House of Treasures gallery and gift shop that features the artwork of our people incorporated into carvings, paintings, clothing, home accessories, books, and many other wonderful things.

55. British Columbia/Society And Culture : BuyItCanada.com
    You Are Here Canada british columbia Society and culture. You Are Here Canada british columbia Society and culture. Toronto. Vancouver. Calgary. Winnipeg.  
    http://www.buyitcanada.com/Canada/British_Columbia/Society_and_Culture/
    
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56. British Columbia - Whale And Bear Watching - Native Culture - Eco Tours - Vancou
    TOURS 2003 May to October Grizzly Bear Journey This tour takes youto one of our coastal mainland rivers where our former village  
    http://www.aboriginaljourneys.com/main/tours/

57. British Columbia Adventure Tours - First Nations Culture - Eco Tours
    and black bear viewing, native culture, nature photography, sightseeing, and ecoadventure tours in Campbell River, Vancouver Island, british columbia, Canada.  
    http://www.aboriginaljourneys.com/main/contact/

58. Travel British Columbia Provincial Parks National Parks Rocky Mountains Canada.
    Art culture in british columbia. Wherever you decide to visit in britishcolumbia, spend some time experiencing the local art and culture.  
    http://www.travel.bc.ca/attractions.html?code=UAA

59. Travel British Columbia Provincial Parks National Parks Rocky Mountains Canada.
    Petroglyphs included in 'Recreation' Biking Art culture Hiking Tennis CommunicationsGroup 4252 Commerce Circle, Victoria, british columbia, Canada, V8Z 4M2  
    http://www.travel.bc.ca/activities.html
    
    Extractions: Whatever the season, be sure to allow plenty of time on your BC itinerary to partake in the endless list of exciting activities and adventures. From the depths of the Pacific Ocean to the highest peaks of the Rockies, BC's exquisite scenery and delightful communities offer a multitude of fun things to do for the entire family. Search here for an idea of the choices along your route.

60. Frommers.com : Destinations : British Columbia : Introduction : The Best Places
    Destinations North America Canada british columbia Overview The Best Places to Experience culture History. british columbia.  
    http://www.frommers.com/destinations/britishcolumbia/1236020119.html
    
    Extractions: Quw'utsun' Cultural Centre (Duncan; tel. or ): North of Victoria, this facility contains a theater, carving shed, ceremonial clan house, restaurant, and art gallery, all dedicated to preserving traditional Cowichan history and culture. Try to visit when the tribe is preparing a traditional salmon bake. Kwagiulth Museum and Cultural Centre (Quadra Island; tel. ): To the Native Indians along the Northwest coast, the potlatch was one of the most important ceremonies, involving the reenactment of clan myths and ritual gift giving. When Canadian officials banned the potlatch in the 1920s, the centuries-old costumes, masks, and artifacts of the Kwagiulth tribe were confiscated and sent to museums in eastern Canada and England. When the items were repatriated in the early 1990s, the tribe built a handsome museum to showcase this incredible collection of Native art. Alert Bay (off Vancouver Island): One of the best-preserved and still vibrant Native villages in western Canada, Alert Bay is a short ferry ride from northern Vancouver Island. Totem poles face the waters, and cedar-pole longhouses are painted with traditional images and symbols. The

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