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Dalys Barney, the new books editor for British Columbia History magazine, is excited to explore a variety of topics and formats in her role. The article highlights several books, including "Unbroken" by Angela Sterritt, which addresses violence against Indigenous women and girls in Canada, and "Sticky Wicket" by John Schofield, which explores the history of cricket on Vancouver Island. Another book mentioned is "The Wild Horses of the Chilcotin" by Wayne McCrory, which delves into the controversy surrounding wild horse herds in British Columbia. Additionally, "From Farm to Museum" by Dayna Obbema explores the history of the Somenos Lake Farm Property, acknowledging the presence of the Quw'utsun peoples and detailing the changes in purposes, buildings, and land uses over the years. The book also reflects on wider trends such as labor scarcity and the growth of the forestry industry. [Extracted from the article] |
