Building our “hippie log mansion!”
Our “hippie log mansion” today In the summer of 1970, I had just finished post-graduate work at the Professional Development Program at Simon Fraser University […]
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Shuswap’s Species at Risk
One way to gauge the environmental health of the Shuswap is by understanding how well rare species are fairing, given the growing impacts from resource
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Mining the Shuswap, part two
1862 map showing trail location to the Columbia No discussion of mining in the Shuswap would be complete without a review of the early Cherry
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My first visit to Lee Creek, where I have lived since 1969
‘Lovely Rita, the meter maid’ – my first vehicle on its long trip in the summer of 1967 from Berkeley, north to Vancouver through the
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Mining the Shuswap
Enderby Coal Mine, circa 1905, photo courtesy of the Enderby Museum & Archives With all the attention currently in British Columbia directed to mining, one
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