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    • Harland Bartholomew, Vancouver Urban History 1928 – 1958
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    • Streetcars and Metro Vancouver
    • Judge Begbie: BC History
    • Early British Columbia: An Aboriginal Perspective
  • Early British Columbia
    • BC’s Deadly Smallpox Epidemic
    • Children of the Northwest Company
    • The First School in Proto-British Columbia
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    • History of British Columbia Cities: Three Waves of Urban Reform
    • Vancouver’s Three Cities
  • About British Columbia
    • The Borders of British Columbia
    • Columbia: the Forgotten History of British Columbia
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    • Elders speaking Chinook Wawa
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Proportional Representation

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Political Factions in Early British Columbia

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In British Columbia, formal political… Read More »Political Factions in Early British Columbia

Political Factions in Early Vancouver

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Before the evolution of political parties in Vancouver, politicians organized themselves in loose political factions. These were related to earlier political factions that had already developed in Victoria.

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