1. Canadopedia : British Columbia Culture And Arts British Columbia Culture and Arts. Applied Arts. Art Galleries. Artists. Associations.Awards. Childhood. Companies. Conferences. Crafts. Cultural Centers. Cyberculture. http://www.canadopedia.com/british-columbia/culture-and-arts/

Government Parliament Search Suggest your site ... Our services British Columbia : Culture and Arts Applied Arts Art Galleries Artists Associations Awards Childhood Companies Conferences Crafts Cultural Centers Cyberculture Dance Education and Training Employment Events E-zines Free General Information History Institutes Literature Magazines Movies Museums Music News and Media Newsgroups Organizations Unions Visual Arts Web Directories Webzines International trail Canadopedia

2. Hoppa - Culture In British Columbia Culture in British Columbia. Capital Area Cariboo Area Comox StrathconaArea Cowichan Area Kamloops Area Kootenays Nanaimo http://hoppa.com/ca/bc/Culture/

Culture in British Columbia Logged in as Logout Mail Add Link ... Add Link Location Category Links 59 links, displaying first 50 North Shore News North Shore News Vancouver Sun Vancouver Sun ... last 9 See also: Culture in Canada Everything in British Columbia Everything Business Education Fashion Nature ... Everything Culture Art Going Out Media News ... Music See also: Everything Reference Libraries the World Canada British Columbia Capital Area Victoria Cariboo Area Comox Strat.. ... Roberto Bourgonjen Created on Apr 4 2003 01:52 PST

3. British Columbia First Nations Web Site A directory of First Nations tribal councils, associations, organizations and aboriginal businesses in BC.Category Society Ethnicity Canadian british columbia......BCFN.org british columbia FIRST NATION WEB SITE Experience the Rich culture,History and Diversity of our Pacific Northwest Aboriginal People. http://www.bcfn.org/

Welcome to BCFN.org British Columbia's First Nation On-line Community News April 2, 2003 Native magnet school idea draws criticism April 1, 2003 Natives bar gravel truck traffic March 31, 2003 Going it alone Soowahlie chief Douglas Kelly, council, re-elected March 26, 2003 Okanagan Indian band’s election results contested M arch 25, 2003 Chief upset as Deep Bay midden disturbed March 22, 2003 Developer caught between caves, homes BCFN Web Sites From - Professional HTML Web Construction - Domain Name - 1 Year Hosting - Webmaster and update services - Domain Mail - e-Commerce Systems - Search Engine Marketing - Flash Animated sites Our Award Win $500 FN Web-Sites Welcome visitor Since June 17/02 Home Directory Nations ISP ... Wallpaper this site is a Peigan Design

4. SchoolNet-Helmcken House The official museum site offers a virtual tour, history, plans and construction details of the poston-sill house built from 1852 by Dr. Helmcken, pioneer doctor and legislator. http://www.tbc.gov.bc.ca/culture/schoolnet/helmcken/

Activities and Events at Helmcken House This digital collection was produced under contract to the Canada's Digital Collections Program, Industry Canada. Content provided by Heritage Branch, Province of British Columbia. Proudly Produced by British Columbia Ministry of Education Recommended. Questions or comments: Jennifer Iredale, Curator - jennifer.iredale@gems4.gov.bc.ca

5. Culture Canada: History - British Columbia - BC Directory of british columbia history sites. http://culturecanada.gc.ca/chdt/interface/interface2.nsf/engdocBasic/21.3.9.html

Search Where You Are Home Provincial and Territorial Information British Columbia History ... Visual Arts View similar pages for: Alberta Canada Manitoba New Brunswick Newfoundland Northwest Territories Nova Scotia Nunavut Ontario Prince Edward Island Quebec Saskatchewan Yukon Artifacts BC Source: Canada's Digital Collections BC Heritage Digital Collections Source: BC Ministry of Community, Aboriginal and Women's Services BC History Internet / Web Site Source: BC History Internet/Web Site Black Migration to Vancouver Island, 1858 Source: Parks Canada British Columbia - Canadian Confederation Source: National Library of Canada British Columbia Folklore Society Source: British Columbia Folklore Society British Columbia Historical Society Source: British Columbia Historical Society British Columbia History Source: Vancouver English Center British Columbia History Web Site Source: Victoria Telecommunity Network Source: Canadian West, The Source: National Archives Cariboo Gold Rush (The) Source: BC Ministry of Community, Aboriginal and Women's Services City Lights: Vancouver's Neon Heritage Source: Canada's Digital Collections Early Transportation on the Skeena River Source: Canada's Digital Collections Fernie: The Early Years Source: Canada's Digital Collections First Nations Gallery - The Cariboo Gold Rush Source: BC Archives First Nations Historical Timeline Source: BC Teachers' Federation Fort St. John: Changing Faces of the North Peace

6. British Columbia Arts Council An independent agency that provides support for arts and culture in british columbia. http://www.bcartscouncil.gov.bc.ca/

Home News Programs About Us Publications ... Online Applications Welcome to the British Columbia Arts Council Our VISION is all British Columbians participating in a healthy arts and cultural community that is recognized for its excellence. Our MISSION is to support the arts and cultural community to achieve its creative, social and economic potential. What's New: Apr 02, 2003 News Mar 31, 2003 Links Mar 31, 2003 Programs Community Arts Council Assistance Guidelines Mar 31, 2003 Programs Project Assistance Community Arts Development Mar 31, 2003 Programs POD - Arts Partners in Organizational Development

7. Folklore: The British Columbia Folklore Society Home Page. Dedicated to the collection and preservation of the traditional and contemporary folk culture, folklife, ad folklore of the people of british columbia, Canada. http://www.folklore.bc.ca/

The British Columbia Folklore Society Our Objective: What is Folklore? Some Examples of B.C. Folklore. Website Index. You are the 23441st visitor since April 12th 2001. Thanks for your interest. We invite suggestions and queries at: info@folklore.bc.ca Page created by Mike Ballantyne: mike@folklore.bc.ca Last modified: August 21st. 2001

8. Explore British Columbia's Culture Marketing Plan Welcome to Vancouver, Coast Mountains Tourism Region Explorebritish columbia's culture Explore british columbia's culture The culture http://www.coastandmountains.bc.ca/page.cfm/948

Home Welcome to Tourism Region > Explore British Columbia's Culture Explore British Columbia's Culture Select a region to the right for area-specific dates and events. Search: Mighty Fraser Country Sea to Sky Country Sunshine Coast Greater Vancouver VANCOUVER COAST AND MOUNTAINS TOURISM REGION 250 - 1508 West 2nd Avenue, Vancouver BC V6J 1H2 Tel: (604) 739-9011 Fax: (604) 739-0153 Another Bad Dog Design Site

9. Museum Of Anthropology Exhibits, collections, calendars, and programs from the museum specializing in First Nations culture. http://www.moa.ubc.ca/

The Museum of Anthropology at the University of British Columbia Animated Introduction (requires QuickTime plug-in)

10. Marginal Groove: The Politics Of Raves In Richmond A social geographical analysis of the marginalization and resistance of rave culture in Richmond, a suburb of Vancouver, british columbia, Canada. http://www.aquapulse.net/knowledge/rave.html

Aqua Pulse Searching for Solitude Knowledge Voices in the Wind ... Marginal Groove Marginal Groove: The Politics of Raves in Richmond Stephen Hui Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Date: URI: http://www.aquapulse.net/knowledge/rave Suggested citation: Hui, Stephen. (2001, July 19). Marginal groove: The politics of raves in Richmond . Retrieved from http://www.aquapulse.net/knowledge/rave Abstract Rave culture is often viewed in a negative light by the establishment. In Richmond, British Columbia, Canada, actions by authorities have targeted the place of raves. This paper interprets a variety of responses to raves as exposing relations of power in society. Media reports are critically analyzed to appreciate why some behaviors are considered in place, while others are deemed out of place. The marginalization and resistance of rave is explored, demonstrating that meanings of place are repeatedly contested. Table of Contents Introduction The Struggle for Place Rave as a Site of Resistance Conclusion ... References Introduction Everyone knows how it feels to be out of place. However, not everyone knows explicitly what that means. To be out of place is to fall outside of certain "expectations about behavior that relate a position in a social structure to actions in space" (Cresswell, 1996, p. 3). Ideological norms are determined by those highest in the social hierarchy to further and perpetuate their dominance. In this complex web of power relations, places are inscribed with and convey meanings; these are ordinarily implicit, requiring a disruptive event to expose them.

11. Van Dop Art Guide To British Columbia A comprehensive guide to arts, heritage and culture. Showcases artist's studios, galleries, theatres, heritage sites, and museums. http://www.art-bc.com/

WELCOME! Publishers' Message PARTICIPATE in Print Publication FEATURE PAGES Map of BC Best Annual Art Events Events Calendar Artists Studios ... Theatres MAGAZINE Art of the Guide Art of Your Journey Art of Travel Art of the Getaway ... Bulletin Board NAVIGATE Site Map CONTACT US Contact The Publisher Contact Webmaster Vancouver Folk Festival Tickets Tonight ...and every night! Buy advance and half- price day-of tickets for Vancouver's arts, cultural, and sporting events. Visit www.ticketstonight.ca NEW! GARDENS of BC is pleased to present Arts Education. List your business on www.art-bc.com Don't leave home without it! ... Art of The Getaway WINNERS Jessica Tudos Toronto, Ontario Brenda McLean Parksville, BC Nancy Randall Errington, BC Dorota Kus Surrey, BC Member of Member of Tourism Vancouver

12. BCFN Culture programming. Royal british columbia Museum in Victoria is located onthe southern tip of Vancouver Island. Coast Salish culture Links. http://www.bcfn.org/culture.htm

Directory of Cultural Links Add A Site To Our Web Directory››› General Haida Nisga'a ... Tshimshian General Links Canadian Museum of Civilization located in Gatineau, Quebec houses a First People's Gallery. Island Native - first peoples of Vancouver Island and will cover the nations and bands of the Kwakiutl (Kwakwakw'wakw), Nuuchahnulth (Nootka) and Coast Salish living on Vancouver Island. Museum of Anthropology at the University of British Columbia is housed in a spectacular building overlooking mountains and sea, the Museum enjoys an international reputation for excellence in research, teaching, collections management, exhibitions, and programming. Royal British Columbia Museum in Victoria is located on the southern tip of Vancouver Island. Coast Salish Culture Links Brian Thom's Coast Salish Page includes over 400 references, essays on Coast Salish Archaeology and Ehnography, also has maps and book reviews. British Columbia Parlament Buildings have a Coast Salish page with some great old portraits of the people, the Songhees village, the potlach ceremony and the original Douglas and KosapsomTreaties.

13. MCAWs Internet Site Re-direct Notice . british columbia. Arts Council. . Community Services and culture Home Page http://www.tbc.gov.bc.ca/culture/csb/welcome.htm

The Cultural Services Branch section has moved. It can now be found at the BC Ministry of Community, Aboriginal and Women's Services web site. Your browser will take you to the new Cultural Services Branch site automatically within a few seconds. Please update your bookmark when you arrive at the new site.

14. Entertainment Arts & Culture Vacation Packages Vancouver Island, British Columbi Arts culture Vacation Packages. Discover british columbia, Canada through ourarts and culture vacation packages . Package, Date, Region, Duration, Price. http://www.adventuresbc.com/Art_Culture1/arts _culture index.htm

Discover British Columbia, Canada through Package Date Region Duration Price Chemainus Theatre Matinee Year round Wed thru Saturday Vancouver Island 1 day CND USD Chemainus Dinner Theater with Bed and Breakfast Year round Wed thru Saturday Vancouver Island 1 day / 2 nights CND USD Double Occupancy Sechelt by the Seashore Year round Vancouver Coast and Mountains 3 days / 2 nights CND Double Occupancy Gambier Island Arts Adventure May - Sept Vancouver Coast and Mountains 2 days / 1 night CND USD Double Occupancy Arts and Culture Circle Tour Year round Vancouver Coast and Mountains Sunshine Coast 7 days / 6 nights Cnd US Double Occupancy While British Columbia is mainly known for its beautiful scenery mild climate and friendly people, it is also home to some of the finest artists and artisans in the world. A number of studios and galleries representing a variety of artists and forms of art, such as painting, weaving, carving, pottery and of course first nations art, can be found across the island. Throughout the year exhibits, craft fairs and festivals are a common occurrence and attract a large number of people to the various communities. Performing arts such as drama, music and dance are also popular and visitors can enjoy a variety of community stages and famous attractions such as Vancouver Island's outdoor summer theatres.

15. Round Lake Treatment Centre - Welcome! Native alcohol and drug abuse treatment facility in british columbia, Canada, specializing in First Nations culture and holistic treatment methods. http://www.roundlake.bc.ca

Round Lake Treatment Centre Round Lake Treatment Centre is a 36 bed residential alcohol and drug abuse addictions treatment facility for adults of First Nations' ancestry. It is located near Vernon, British Columbia, Canada, on the Okanagan Indian Reserve. The information on this page is displayed in frames. Your browser can't view frames, or you have turned frame viewing off. Please turn frame viewing on, or upgrade to a more recent web browser. We are sorry for this inconvenience. If frames are not an option, you can e-mail us for specific information or to request a referral package, or call 250-546-3077. rltc@roundlake.bc.ca

16. Adventures BC Travel Cooperative, Adventures BC Travel Cooperative British Colum Group of tour operators and other touristoriented businesses which cooperate on marketing and tour Category Regional North America Travel Services......In Beautiful british columbia you can hike through lush rain forests, kayak in museumsand local artisan shops, experience first nations culture and discover http://www.adventuresbc.com/

The Adventure Begins Here! Adventure Travel Vacation Packages in British Columbia In Beautiful British Columbia you can hike through lush rain forests, kayak in coastal islets, combine golf, skiing and surfing all in the same day! Explore museums and local artisan shops, experience first nations culture and discover charming seaside villages. Adventures BC hosts all of the above vacation packages and more... Our packages are listed by categories on the left. They are updated frequently as more specialists join our team, so add this site to your favourites and check back often. Our offerings are for both groups and individuals. We also specialize in creating custom itineraries to fit group requirements. Let us take you along on a truly unique journey that will provide you with experiences and memories to last a lifetime.

17. UBC - Anthropology - Faculty - Millie Creighton University of british columbia professor whose research interests include Japanese society and culture. Offers a list of recent publications and contact information. http://www.anso.ubc.ca/faculty/creight.shtml

F a c u l t y CREIGHTON, Millie (Ph.D. Washington, 1988). Associate Professor, Anthropology Office: ANSO 3115 Phone: 822-6494 Email: milliecr@interchange.ubc.ca COURSES: Soc/Anth 215 - Introduction to Japanese Society Soc/Anth 315 - Japanese Culture and Society RECENT PUBLICATIONS: Creighton, Millie "Socialization for Consumerism: From Infant Shopping Clubs to Young Adult Consumer Roles," in Dennis J. Dicks (ed.) Communicating with Japan: Images Past, Present and Future, pp. 79-96. Montreal:Concordia University, 1995. Creighton, Millie "Creating Connected Identities Among Japanese Company Employees: Learning to be Members of Department Store Work Communities," Culture 15 (2): 47-64 1996. Creighton, Millie "Marriage, Motherhood, and Career Management in a Japanese 'Counter Culture," in Re-Imaging Japanese Women. Ed. Anne E. Imamura, Berkeley: University of California Press, pp. 192-220, 1996. Creighton, Millie "Soto Other and Uchi Others: Imaging Racial Diversity, Imagining. Homogeneous Japan." In Japan's Minorities: The Illusion of Homogeneity, ed. by Michael Weiner, London: Routledge, pp. 211-38, 1997. Creighton, Millie "Travelling by Choice: Visiting Japanese Canadian Internment Sites," The

18. Aboriginal Canada Portal: British Columbia - Language, Heritage And Culture Nations and Communities. Home Provincial and Territorial Information BritishColumbia Language, Heritage and culture. Language, Heritage and culture. http://www.aboriginalcanada.gc.ca/abdt/interface/interface2.nsf/engdoc/13.3.12.h

British Columbia Aboriginal Affairs - Homepage Provincial Aboriginal Organizations ... Language, Heritage and Culture Language, Heritage and Culture View similar pages in the Portal: Alberta Manitoba New Brunswick Newfoundland and Labrador Northwest Territories Nova Scotia Nunavut Ontario Prince Edward Island Quebec Saskatchewan Yukon Canada Government Information British Columbia Archives First Nations' Art in B.C. First Nations in British Columbia Canada's Digital Collections Coast Salish Canadian Heritage Canadian Museum of Civilization Corporation (CMCC) From Time Immemorial: Tsimshian Prehistory Haida Children of Eagle and Raven, The Community, Aboriginal and Women's Services Aboriginal Sport and Recreation Forests Bannock Awareness (Aboriginal Awareness Day) Royal British Columbia Museum Aboriginal Defensive Sites Living Landscapes Totem Poles Sustainable Resource Management Kwaday Dan Ts'inchi Top Other Sources of Information Aboriginal Sport Development Centre Cowichan Tribes Cultural and Education Centre First Peoples' Cultural Foundation Haisla Totem Pole Repatriation Project ... Top Last Modified: 2003-04-03 Important Notices Contact Us Help Search ... Site Map

19. First Peoples' Cultural Foundation Dedicated to the preservation of Aboriginal language, culture and heritage in british columbia. http://www.fpcf.bc.ca/

First Peoples' Cultural Foundation, Lower Main, 31 Bastion Square, Victoria, BC, V8W 1J1 Phone: 250-361-3456 Fax: 250-361-3467 Email: info@fpcf.ca

20. Northern Shadow Dancers Photo History A first nations dance troupe from Northern british columbia. These representatives of native culture have performed in Europe. http://www.angelfire.com/bc/northernshadowdancer/

Northern Shadow Dancers Photo History This web site is dedicated to the spirit of Aboriginal Entrepreneurship. For 8 years I have worked and watched this group perform through parts of Canada and Europe. Welcome. NSD History and Performance list Shadow Dancer History Native Links Links I visit often Please vote for my page! Support Big Brother - who will win? Big Brother Web Site

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