Samples

Samples

Calder, Frank, 10, 157

Campbell, Gordon, 13, 236

Campbell government (Liberal)

and aboriginal rights, 182, 237-238

and environmental regulation, 14

Islands Spirit Rising protest, 240-242

Prince Rupert port facilities, 235-236

sale of Skeena Cellulose, 13, 214

tenure system reform, 221, 229

Campbell, J.H., 26

Canada Lumber Yards mill, 84

Canadian Cellulose (Cancel)

acquires interest in Colcel, 184

closure of Ocean Falls facility, 12

and forest practices regulation, 187

operating problems, 184, 193-194

Prince Rupert mill, 12

renamed B.C. Timber, 196

sulphite-to-kraft conversion, 192-193

Canadian Finance Syndicate of London, 26

Canadian Forest Products, 152

Canadian Industrial Company, 23

Canadian National Railway (CNR)

creosoted ties, 83, 113

formation of, 57

freight-rate structure, 4, 58, 59, 61

hemlock transportation, 67

hemlock utilization for ties, 59

and small tie contracts, 87

tie orders, 65, 91, 93, 95, 102

use of sawn ties, 99

Canadian Northern Railway, 29, 57

Canadian Pacific Pulp and Paper Company, 26

Canadian Pacific Sulphite Pulp Company, 27

Canadian Western Lumber Company, 151

Canadian-American Pulp and Paper Company, 100

Cancel. See Canadian Cellulose

Carnaby sawmill, 212, 233

Carney, Pat, 173

Carstairs float camp, 117, 118, 121

Castlegar operation, 196

cedar-pole industry

in 1920's, 83-84, 87

barriers to First Nations, 154-156

depression period, 90, 92, 98, 102, 106-107

growth, 4, 55

of Olaf Hanson, 56, 65-66, 83, 87, 92

WWII period, 113

Celanese Corporation

and Colcel, 146, 184

corporate restructuring, 179-180

Tree Farm Licence No. 1, 8, 149

Central Coast Economic Development Commission, 215, 217

Charlotte Islands Spruce Products, 59

Cheslatta, 151

China Paper Group (CPG), 235-237

Clark, Glen, 213, 224

Clark government (NDP)

central coast LRMP, 222-229

and Skeena Cellulose, 212-213

Clarke, J.F., 40

Clarke, John, 31

Clayton Logging Company, 65

clearcutting. See also forest practices

to 1960, 178-179

depression period, 90, 105

by large-scale operations, 159-160

regulation of, 10, 81, 187

Clogg, Wayne, 225

Coast Forest Conservation Initiative (CFCI), 225-226, 244

Coast Tsimshian Resources (CTR), 234-235

Coastal Rainforest Network, 223

Coates, Ken, 244

Cohen, Nathan, 235

Colcel. See Columbia Cellulose (Colcel)

Columbia Cellulose (Colcel)

FML No. 1, 146, 148

forest practices, 10, 157-160, 178-179

impact of, 16, 150-151, 169-170

mergers, 144, 178-180, 184

in Nass River Valley, 10, 179

in Skeena River valley, 179-180

timber licence application, 171-173

Watson Island mill, 8-9, 11, 147-148

Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO), 116, 122

conservation. See forest practices

Cooperative Commonwealth Federation (CCF), 129, 130, 131

Sample section of index from Up-Coast: Forests and Industry

on British Columbia's North Coast 1870-2005

published by Royal BC Museum, 2006.

Abella, Rosalie, 9, 213n. 14

Abercrombie, Inspector, 76, 78

Aboriginals

activism, 31-32, 166, 180

discrimination, 17, 51-52, 53

equality under the law issue, 26

Fred Quilt death, 75

and government grants, 194-195, 197

Kenora project, 51-52, 142

work of the LDH, 124, 136, 142

abortion issue, 35, 52, 99, 120-121, 123, 167, 191

Action socialiste pour l'indépendance du Québec, 105

activism See also social movements

and the middle class, 14, 49, 200

obstacles to, 12

role of the state, 10-11

Adamson, Nancy, 218n. 55

affirmative action, 83, 92-93

African-Americans See blacks

Africville (Halifax), 53, 142

Agence de Presse Libre du Québec, 153

Alberta

bill of rights, 20

rights associations list, 64-65, 196, 198

Social Credit government, 20

Alberta Human Rights and Civil Liberties Association, 64, 198

Alberta Human Rights Association, 4, 131, 196

American Civil Liberties Union, 40, 168, 170, 173

American rights culture, 11, 24, 56, 57, 59-60, 161

Amnesty International, 11, 12, 126

Anglican Church, 42, 187

anti-discrimination legislation See also human rights codes

in British Columbia, 26, 28

history of, 25-26, 47-49, 217n. 34, 217n. 36

in human rights codes, 23, 28, 33, 181

in Manitoba, 26

in Ontario, 25, 28, 48

role of rights associations, 47-49, 50, 53

role of the state, 25

and second generation activists, 54-55

anti-Semitism See Jews

Archambault prison, 126

Argyle High School (Vancouver), 92

Arthurs, Harry, 140, 148, 162, 174

Artistic Woodwork strike, 151, 165

Asians

discrimination, 18, 34, 41-42, 48, 161

Japanese Canadians, 17, 18, 41-42, 45, 221n. 23

Assembly of First Nations, 31

Association for Civil Liberties (Toronto) (ACL), 47-50, 139-140, 173

Association nationale des étudiants et étudiantes du Québec, 135

Association professional des journalistes de l'Outaouais, 110

Atkinson Foundation, 140, 142, 143, 206

Attorney General of Canada v. Lavell (1974), 26

Atwood, Margaret, 156

Audain, Michael, 66

Australia, rights association, 89

Axelrod, Paul, 222n. 49

baby boomer generation See generations of activists

Backhouse, Constance, 214n. 30

Bangarth, Stephanie, 220n. 2

Baptist church, 42

Barman, Jean, 226n. 29

Basford, Ron, 155

Bayefsky, Anne F., 217n. 30

BCCLA See British Columbia Civil Liberties Association (BCCLA)

Beach, Stephen W., 59, 224n. 13

Beard, The, 69

Beattie, John, 141

Beck, Karl, 183

Bédard, Éric, 230n. 28, 230n. 29, 231n. 40, 232n. 52, 232n. 53

Beebe, Janet, 247n. 16

Bennett, R.B., 20

Bennett, W.A.C., 74, 75

Berger, Thomas, 215n. 3, 220n. 6, 221n. 28, 231n. 31, 231n. 32

and free speech trial, 75

and habitual criminal trial, 93

on Japanese Canadians, 42

and obscenity laws trial, 72, 73

on October Crisis, 108

Berlin, Isaiah, 8, 213n. 9, 213n. 11

Bernheim, Jean-Claude, 125

Berton, Pierre, 140, 142, 156, 206

Bertrand, Jean-Jacques, 103

Bertrand, Marie-Andrée, 80

Bhattacharya, Biswarup, 142, 177, 178, 182, 183, 190

Bickenback, Jerome, 7, 213n. 10

bill of rights See also by province

and the British North America Act, 22

Canadian Bill of Rights (1960), 19-23, 26-27, 42, 202, 203, 216n. 28

entrenchment of, 23

and the Fathers of Confederation, 19, 215n. 7

and labour movement, 22

parliamentary supremacy, 19-20, 24, 25, 202-203

provincial law comparisions, 216n. 28

replaced by the Charter, 29

support for, 19, 20-21, 22-23, 42

Bill of Rights (1960) See Canadian Bill of Rights (1960)

Birdsall, Peter, 226n. 47

Black, Naomi, 30, 59, 224n. 11

Black, William, 229n. 116

Black Panthers, 153, 219n. 68

Black United Front, 32

blacks

Africville (Halifax), 53, 142

discrimination of, 17

and the police, 151

right to work, 26

rights organizations, 4, 32-33, 196-197

Blais, Jean Jacques, 155

Body Politic, 31

Boise Cascade strike, 151, 165

Borovoy, Alan, 236n. 11

on alliances, 239n. 73

background, 53-54, 140, 142-143, 223n. 69

and the CCLA, 164

on civil disobedience, 240n. 74, 240n. 75, 246n. 7

and denominational education, 144

on egalitarians (anti-liberal), 202, 210

on language rights, 164, 240n. 84

on police powers, 141-142, 146, 157, 237n. 17

priorities, 201-202

and Reg Robson, 90

strategies for change, 160, 161

Bossuyt, Marc, 18, 215n. 5

Sample section of index taken from: Canada's Rights Revolution by Dominique Clément, UBC Press 2008.