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BIBLIOGRAPHY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA PREPARED BY GAIL EDWARDS, MLS, PHD BOOKS AcKINCLOSE, Muriel Jarvis.Between Tzouhalem and Prévost: Memories of Duncan in the ip2os andjos. Saanichton: M.J. Ackinclose, 2000. 104 p. 096878360X. ACORN, John. Bugs of British Columbia. 111. by Ian Sheldon. Lone Pine Field Guide. Edmonton: Lone Pine, 2001.160 p. 1551052318. AFFLECK, Edward L., comp.^f Century ofPaddlewheelers in the Pacific Northwest, the Yukon, and Alaska. Vancouver: The Alexander Nicholls Press, 2000. 104 p. 092003408X. .High Grade and Hot Springs: A History ofAinsworth Camp. Ainsworth: Ainsworth Hot Springs Historical Society, 2001.136 p. 0968839401. [Available from Marco Polo Books, 3450 West 20th Ave., Vancouver, BC, v6s 1E4] ARMITAGE, Doreen. Around the Sound: A History of Howe Sound-Whistler, pbk. ed. Madeira Park: Harbour Publishing, 2001. 240 p. 1550172352. Burrard Inlet: A History. Madeira Park: Harbour Publishing, 2001. 240 p. 1550172727. BARNETT, Bob. Whistler: History in the Making. Whistler: Pique Publishers, 2000. 152 p. 0968717705. BATHY, Stephen J. World War II Combatants: The Prince George Connection. Prince George: Think Plastic Publications, 1999. 56 p. 0968863809. BAXTER, David. Getting There: A Discussion Paper on People, Jobs and Places as a Background for Five Year Strategic Transportation Planning in Metropolitan Vancouver, Prepared for Translink. Urban Futures Institute Report, 43. Vancouver: The Urban Futures Institute, 2000. 34 p. 1894486293. BENNETT, Daniel R and William E Cascadden. Procedural Strategies for Litigators in British Columbia and Alberta. Toronto: Butterworths, 2001. 197 p. 0433416 67X. BERCH, Shannon Marie, et al. Preliminary Assessment of Selected Communities of Soil Organisms Under Different Conifer Species. Research Report, no. 20. Victoria: Ministry of Forests Research Program, 2001. 31 p. 077264490X. BC STUDIES, no. 132, Winter 2001/02 HJ 114 BC STUDIES BooTHE, Paul and Reid, Bradford, eds. Deficit Reduction in the Far West: The Great Experiment. Western Studies in Economic Policy, no. 6. Edmonton: University of Alberta Press, 2001. 246 p. 0888643535. BOURDON, Marc, and Scott Tasaka. Squamish Select: A Climber's Guide to the Sea to Sky Corridor. Squamish: Quickdraw Publications, 2000. 232 p. 092033041X. BRECKON, Jennifer, and James P. Delgado. Beyond the Canvas: Artists, Stories and the Sea, Featuring the Mary and Bill Everett Family Collection. Vancouver: Vancouver Maritime Museum, 2000. 24 p. [exhibition catalogue] BRENNER, Donald L, et al. Expert Evidence in British Columbia Civil Proceedings. Vancouver: Continuing Legal Education Society of British Columbia, 2001. 270 p.1552581756. BRIGHT, Mary Liz. Lambs of Hell's Gate: Chinese Workers and the Building of the CPR. Gabriola: Pacific Edge, 2001.1895110866. British Columbia Agri-Food & Fish International Trade Statistics. Victoria: Statistical Services Unit, BC Ministry of Agriculture, Food & Fisheries, 2001. Annual. ISSN 1496-9335. British Columbia Business Directory (2000-2001). Omaha: American Business Directories, 2000. 1,680 p. 0768702712. British Columbia Hydro and Power Authority. International Competitive Benchmarks and Financial Gap Analysis Series. San Diego: Icon Group International, 2000. 21 p. 0597019452. British Columbia Hydro and Power Authority: Labor Productivity Benchmarks and International Gap Analysis. San Diego: Icon Group International, 2000 17 p. 0597208301. British Columbia Law Institute. Questions and Answers About Pension Division on Marriage Breakdown in British Columbia. 2d ed. BCLI Report, no. 13. Vancouver: British Columbia Law Institute, 2001. 202 p. + 1 computer optical disk. 0772628602. British Columbia Railway Company. International Competitive Benchmarks and Financial Gap Analysis Series. San Diego : Icon Group International, 2000. 21 p. 0597019460. British Columbia Railway Company: Labor Productivity Benchmarks and International Gap Analysis. San Diego: Icon Group International, 2000.17p. 059720831X. British Columbia Society of Landscape Architects and British Columbia Landscape and Nursery Association. British Columbia Landscape Standard. 6th ed. Vancouver: British Columbia Society of Landscape Architects, 2001. 136 p. 0968839606. British Columbia. Ministry of Health and Ministry Responsible for Seniors. Vital Statistics Agency. Analysis of Health Statistics for Status Indians in British Columbia içpi-iççp; Birth Related & Mortality Summaries for British Columbia & Four Administrative Areas. [Victoria]: BC Vital Statistics Agency, 2001.142 p. British Columbia. Ministry of Health and Ministry Responsible for Seniors. Health Profession Council. Safe Choices: A New Model for Regulating Health Professions in British Columbia. 2d ed. 2 parts, 4 vols. [Victoria]:The Ministry, 2001. Bibliography 115 British Columbia. Ministry for Children and Families, Ministry of Health and Ministry Responsible for Seniors, and Assistant Deputy Ministers' Committee on Prostitution and the Sexual Exploitation of Youth. Sexual Exploitation of Youth in British Columbia. Victoria: Ministry of Attorney General, 2001. 1 vol., various pagings. 077264361X. British Columbia. Ministry of Attorney General. Pay Equity in British Columbia: A Discussion Paper. Victoria: The Ministry, 2001. 1 vol., various pagings. British Columbia. Ministry of Education. Special Programs Branch. Teaching Students With Autism: A Resource Guide For Schools. [Victoria]: The Ministry, 2000. 136 p. 077264117X. British Columbia. Ministry of Environment, Lands and Parks. Black Bears in British Columbia: Ecology, Conservation & Management. Victoria: The Ministry, 2001. 6 p. British Columbia. Ministry of Forests. Generic Forest Health Surveys Guidebook. 2d ed. Forest Practices Code of British Columbia. Victoria: The Ministry, 2001. 61 p. 0772645256. —. Soil Conservation Guidebook. 2d éd., May 2001. Forest Practices Code of British Columbia. Victoria: The Ministry, 2001. 28 p. 0772639914. Soil Conservation Surveys Guidebook. 2d éd., May 2001. Forest Practices Code of British Columbia. Victoria: The Ministry, 2001. 70 p. 0772644926. British Columbia. Ministry of Health and Ministry Responsible for Seniors. Children and Youth in Care: An Epidemiological Review of Mortality, British Columbia, April 1ÇJ4 to March 2000. A Technical Report. Victoria: The Ministry, 2001. yy p. 0771895844. Health Status of Children and Youth in Care in British Columbia: What Do the Mortality Data Show? A Report. Victoria: The Ministry, 2001. 40 p. 0771895852. Honouring Our Health: An Aboriginal Tobacco Strategy for British Columbia. Victoria: The Ministry, 2001. 47 p. 077264425X. British Columbia. Ministry of Social Development and Economic Security. BC Housing. The Link: Maps, Buildings and Addresses of Affordable Housing in British Columbia. Burnaby: The Ministry, 2001. 1 vol., unpaged. — . Homelessness: Causes & Effects. 4 vols. Victoria: The Ministry, 2001. British Columbia. Ministry of Transportation and Highways. Frontier to Freeway: A Short Illustrated History of the Roads in British Columbia. Rev. ed. Victoria: The Ministry, 2001. 34 p. 0772645051. British Columbia. Office of the Auditor General. Management Consulting Engagements in Government. Victoria: The Office, 2001. 73 p. 0772644667. Managing Interface Fire Risks. Victoria: The Office, 2001. in p. 0772645566. Monitoring Credit Unions and Trust Companies in British Columbia. Victoria: The Office, 2001. 75 p. 07726644217. British Columbia. Provincial Emergency Program. British Columbia Tsunami Warning and Alerting Plan. 2001 ed. Victoria: Provincial Emergency Program, 2001. 40 p. 0772644381. n6 BC STUDIES BROWNE, Annette J. First Nations Women's Encounters with Mainstream Health Care Services and Systems. With Jo-Anne Fiske and Géraldine Thomas. Vancouver: British Columbia Centre of Excellence for Women's Health, 2000. 37 p. 1894356098. BRYCELAND, Jack, Mary Macaree, and David Macaree. IOJ Hikes in Southwestern British Columbia. 5th ed. Vancouver: Greystone Books, 2001. 240 p. 1550547755. BUSHNELL, Victoria. Kids' Vancouver. Vancouver: Raincoast Books, 2000. 271 p. 1551922908. CARLSON, Keith Thor, ed. A Sto:lo-Coast Salish Historical Atlas. Vancouver: Douglas ôcMcIntyre, 2001. 222 p. 0550548123. CASHORE, Benjamin, et. al. In Search of Sustainability: British Columbia Forest Policy in the 1990s. Vancouver: UBC Press, 2000. 340 p. 0774808306. CHALMERS, William. George Mercer Dawson, Geologist, Scientist, Explorer. The Quest Library, 8. Lantzville: XYZ Publishing, 2000. 190 p. 0968360181. CLEMENS, Jason, and Joel Ernes. Returning British Columbia to Prosperity. Public Policy Sources, no. 47. Vancouver: Fraser Institute, 2001.140 p. COVEY, Maria, and Dag Goering. Visions of the Wild: A Voyage by Kayak Around Vancouver Island. Madeira Park: Harbour Publishing, 2001. 200 p. 1550172646. DAVISON, Liane. Connections: 4 Artists Project, Celebrating 25 years of Bringing Contemporary Art and Community Together at the Surrey Art Gallery. Surrey: Surrey Art Gallery, 2001. 092018149X. [exhibition catalogue] CONWAY, Chris et al. The 2000 British Columbia Universities Early Leavers Survey. Vancouver: University Presidents' Council of British Columbia, 2001. yy p. 077264537X. CYBULSKI, Jerome S. Perspectives on Northern Northwest Coast Prehistory. Hull, Que.: Canadian Museum of Civilization, 2001. 290 p. 0660178443. DEWAR, Elaine. Bones: Discovering the First Americans. Toronto: Random House Canada, 2001. 628 p. 0679310657. 0679310657. DODDS, Donald Blake, and Patricia Dodds. The Dodds Family Collection of First People's Art, March
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