The final article in issue 229 by Rheanne Kroschinsky (@ubcokanagan) and John Richard Wagner (@UBCAnth) explores the possible impact on community watersheds of recent innovations by the province of British Columbia in the forestry sector. Visit bcstudies.com/ for more!

New article in no. 229! Chris Mark Vedel Madsen explores how the Gypsy Wheelers exposed weaknesses in RCMP policing and became a lasting challenge in law enforcement’s fight against organized crime in BC. Visit bcstudies.com/ for more! #bcstudies #gypsywheelers #rcmp

Written by Frank Leonard, this article examines flaws in the Canadian Northern Pacific Railway’s development strategies for Victoria harbour and Vancouver Island. Visit bcstudies.com/ to read more! #bcstudies #229 #cnpr #victoriaharbour #vancouverisland #bc

New article by Grant Grams (@AthabascaU) in no. 229 (Spring 2026) examines a sabotage attempt in British Columbia by German nationals and German-Canadians in 1939, focusing on the mindset and commitment for one individual, Wolfgang Alexander Hauffe. More: bcstudies.com/

New article in issue no. 229 by Adele Perry, which explores James Douglas's complicated and revealing place within multiple and simultaneous histories of nineteenth-century Blackness. Visit bcstudies.com/ to read more! #bcstudies #229 #jamesdouglas #governor #furtrade

Our new issue features a piece by that highlights the influential work of Kwakwa̱ka̱ʼwakw artist Ellen May Neel and her role in revitalizing the art and culture of totem pole carving. Visit bcstudies.com/ to read! #bcstudies #thisspacehere #ellenneel #totempole

Our new issue no. 229 (Spring 2026) features cover art by Chantelle Trainor-Matties (@FrettChan). This layered, graffiti-inspired work reimagines the otter through fragmented forms and perspectives, reflecting memory and experimentation. Visit bcstudies.com/ to read!

A new issue of BC Studies is here - no. 229 (Spring 2026)! Topics explored in this issue range from forest landscape planning in BC to the historical policing of the Gypsy Wheelers motorcycle club in White Rock. Visit bcstudies.com/ to read now!

Our new issue drops tomorrow - stay tuned!

The deadline for submissions for our upcoming special issue is approaching! Submit your work by June 30, 2026. Read more details below ⬇️

Submissions for our upcoming special issue closes in 2 weeks! See the post to learn more ⬇️

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"Choquette shows that policies like treaties and enfranchisement that were presented as benevolent choices, were actually ultimatums where Indigenous Peoples were expected to assimilate or face military consequences." Read more below ⬇️

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A new issue of BC Studies, no. 229 (Spring 2026) is coming soon 👀 Check back on our socials to see the cover reveal + featured content! #bcstudies #newissue #no229 #spring2026

Submissions for our upcoming special issue on The Politics of Sikh Art / Activism and Material: Cultural Production in the Diaspora closes this month! Learn more ⬇️

Physical copies of our latest issue No. 228 (Winter 2025/26) on display. Get your copy now at bcstudies.com/issue-single/b…!

"By presenting multiple voices rather than a single authoritative narrative, the book disrupts the structure of academic authorship itself. It reflects a Coast Salish way of understanding knowledge as something held collectively, not owned individually." Read more ⬇️

The deadline for submissions closes in one month! Check the post for more details for submission guidelines ⬇️