BC Studies Journal

Dedicated to exploring #BC's cultural, economic, and political life; past and present. Peer-Reviewed. #BCStudies is housed @UBC on unceded Musqueam territory.

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"During the interwar era of burgeoning imperial mountaineering exploits around the world from Mount Everest to Canada’s highest summit Mount Logan in the Yukon, the new mountain gained notoriety as a giant believed to be Canada’s highest unclimbed peak."

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Book review in our upcoming issue no. 229 (Spring 2026): The Final Spire: ‘Mystery Mountain’ Mania in the 1930s by Trevor Marc Hughes (@ronsdalepress).

Reviewed by PearlAnn Reichwein (@UAlbertaArts).

Read: https://t.co/N0KxtVQTV5

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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!

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

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We're accepting submissions for a special issue: The Politics of Sikh Art / Activism and Material: Cultural Production in the Diaspora.

Seeking submissions on Sikh art, activism & Sikhi in BC in relation to broader ecologies and communities.

Learn more: https://t.co/PUgPTJcKdB

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Physical copies of our latest issue No. 228 (Winter 2025/26) on display. Get your copy now at https://t.co/2KU5ciTZYm!

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See our newest issue No. 228 (Winter 2025/26) plus complimentary bookmarks - the perfect additions when reading your copy of the latest BC Studies issue!

Featuring cover art by Trace Yeomans.

Visit https://t.co/2KU5ciUxNU to purchase!

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"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."

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Book review in our upcoming issue no. 229 (Spring 2026): The Teachings of Mutton: A Coast Salish Woolly Dog by Liz Hammond-Kaarremaa (@Harbour_Publish).

Reviewed by Brandon Gabriel (@KwantlenU).

Read here: https://t.co/qVnVUC05Ky

#bcstudies #229 #bookreview #woollydog

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

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A friendly reminder that the call for submissions for our upcoming special issue is still open! Visit the post for more details.

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Book review in our upcoming issue no. 229 (Spring 2026): The Teachings of Mutton: A Coast Salish Woolly Dog by Liz Hammond-Kaarremaa (@Harbour_Publish).

Reviewed by Brandon Gabriel (@KwantlenU).

Read here: https://t.co/qVnVUC05Ky

#bcstudies #229 #bookreview #woollydog

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Our newest issue no. 228 (Winter 2025/26) features a thoughtful article by Jack Little. See more here: https://t.co/u6P4255Cnj

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This article in our newest issue is written by Jack Little (@SFUHistory) and examines the settler history of the hundred acres surveyed as Section 1 on Penelakut Island's Lamalcha Bay.

Visit https://t.co/DRt9QImL4S to read!

#bcstudies #228 #Gulfislands #Penelakut

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Our newest issue no. 228 (Winter 2025/26) features an insightful article by Colin Murray Osmond. See more here: https://t.co/Jck3CAaIbM

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Written by Colin Murray Osmond (@ubcokanagan), this article in our newest issue explores the legacy of British Columbia’s Indian Reserve Commissioner Gilbert Malcolm Sproat and the ‘Indian Land Question’ in the late 19th Century.

Visit https://t.co/Jck3CAaIbM to read!

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A friendly reminder that the call for submissions for our upcoming special issue is still open! Visit the post for more details.

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We're accepting submissions for a special issue: The Politics of Sikh Art / Activism and Material: Cultural Production in the Diaspora.

Seeking submissions on Sikh art, activism & Sikhi in BC in relation to broader ecologies and communities.

Learn more: https://t.co/PUgPTJcKdB

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EDIT: This giveaway is now closed.

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Giveaway alert!

We're giving away a special journal prize pack to celebrate the release of our latest issue no. 228 (Winter 2025/26). Read the post for prize details, and head to our Instagram (https://t.co/PzfHL4eqTV) to enter!

Giveaway ends Tuesday, May 19 at 12pm Noon PDT.

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Book review in our upcoming issue no. 229 (Spring 2026): The Final Spire: ‘Mystery Mountain’ Mania in the 1930s by Trevor Marc Hughes (@ronsdalepress).

Reviewed by PearlAnn Reichwein (@UAlbertaArts).

Read: https://t.co/N0KxtVQTV5

#bcstudies #229 #bookreview #mountwaddington

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Book review in our upcoming issue no. 229 (Spring 2026): Land and the Liberal Project: Canada’s Violent Expansion by Éléna Choquette (@UBCPress).

Reviewed by Mckelvey Kelly (@UAlbertaArts).

Read: https://t.co/MQzLhh3jAM

#bcstudies #229 #bookreview #land #settlercolonialism

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Book review in our upcoming issue no. 229 (Spring 2026): Native Plants of British Columbia’s Coastal Dry Belt by Hans Roemer and Mary Sanseverino (@Harbour_Publish).

Reviewed by David E. Giblin (@UWBiology).

Read: https://t.co/wd3l33sDxV

#bcstudies #229 #bookreview #botany

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Book review in our upcoming issue no. 229 (Spring 2026): Unearthing Forgotten Values by Sean P. Connaughton (@UBCPress).

Reviewed by Andrew Martindale (@UBCAnth).

Read here: https://t.co/kZ7q1Krfot

#bcstudies #229 #bookreview #archaeology #heritage #britishcolumbia #ubcpress

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Congratulations to this year's winners of the BC Studies prize!

Read the winning articles open access on OJS: https://t.co/RGWMwvX5vH

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Congratulations to JP Catungal and May Farrales, winners of the 2025 BC Studies Prize for their article "The Race to Indigeneity: Three Vexations in Filipinx Diasporic Politics," in no. 227 (Autumn 2025).

Also congratulations to runner-ups Nate Crompton and Rebecca Hartley!

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Congratulations to JP Catungal and May Farrales, winners of the 2025 BC Studies Prize for their article "The Race to Indigeneity: Three Vexations in Filipinx Diasporic Politics," in no. 227 (Autumn 2025).

Also congratulations to runner-ups Nate Crompton and Rebecca Hartley!

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The call for papers for our upcoming special issue are still open! Visit the post to learn more.

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We're accepting submissions for a special issue: The Politics of Sikh Art / Activism and Material: Cultural Production in the Diaspora.

Seeking submissions on Sikh art, activism & Sikhi in BC in relation to broader ecologies and communities.

Learn more: https://t.co/PUgPTJcKdB

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A case comment by James Hickling (@AllardLaw) from our latest issue no. 228 (Winter 2025/26) has been featured in a clip from CHEK Media on discussions around unceded land in BC.

Read the case comment: https://t.co/lqofLKUl5k

Credit: CHEK Media

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