Books
Books
New book offers memories of a Doukhobor life
In Our Backs Warmed by the Sun, a book out this month from Caitlin Press, author Vera...
Smelter Wars looks at union drive in Trail
A recently-published book takes a deep look at union organizing efforts at the Trail smelter during and...
Author Q&A: The Burden of GravityÂ
Our blog series “Author Q&A” pulls back the curtain on the historical writing process, introducing local authors and hearing how their stories...
Author Anne Wyness on Vancouver’s James Inglis Reid Ltd.
The story of James Inglis Reid Ltd. – which operated from 1908 to 1986 – is about community, family, perseverance, and evolution....
Author Q&A: Captain Cook Rediscovered
Our blog series “Author Q&A” pulls back the curtain on the historical writing process, introducing local authors and hearing how their stories...
New book tells story of Nikkei Internment Memorial Centre
The Village of New Denver has just released a new historical book titled Kyowakai: Memory and Healing...
New book looks at Kootenay rail travel history
While several books exist describing the construction and operation of railways in the Kootenays, Terry Gainer's new...
Interview with Michael Layland
BC Historical Federation Vice-President Mark Forsythe caught up with the 2019 Lieutenant-Governor's Medal for Historical Writing prize winning author Michael Layland to...
Finalists announced for Lieutenant Governor’s Historical Writing Competition
The British Columbia Historical Federation is pleased to announce this year’s finalists for the annual Lieutenant Governor’s Historical Writing Competition. The 2021...
Interview with Claudia Cornwall — BC In Flames: Stories from a Blazing Summer
Earlier this month BCHF's Mark Forsythe and Doug Brigham connected with Claudia Cornwall, author of "British Columbia in Flames: Stories from a...
