The Fall 2019 issue of British Columbia History features “Japanese Charcoal Making on Salt Spring Island,” by Chuck Tasaka; “The SS Catala, Union Steamship: A Personal Experience,” by Marg Nelson; “Doctor by Chance, Mystic by Choice,” by Jagessar Das in conversation with K. Jane Watt; “Catherine MacPhearson MacDonald Hughes: Kaslo City Councillor,” by Frances Welwood; “The Historical Soda Creek Cemetery,” by Marie Elliott and Lana Fox; “Uplands Park — A Magical Place,” by Barrie Moen.
Readers may also enjoy “Time Travels: Telling Our Stories,” by Mark Forsythe, profiling the Union Bay Historical Society; “Archives & Archivists: Archiving a Trial: Ethically, Responsibly, and Respectfully,” by Caron Rollins, Sarah F. Miller, and Rachel McRory and edited by Sylvia Stopforth; “Stories of Objects: Wesley Ziegler’s Possum Supper,” by Greg Nesteroff; and “BC Bookshelf” and “Past Forward” with Aimee Greenaway.
