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This document is the 1984 Convention Issue of the View. The View is the publication of the British Columbia Industrial Education Association. This issue includes information about the 1984 convention, a workshop index, and articles.

This document is a guide to the facilitation of a series of workshops and exercises aimed to support personal and life management skills for women.

Item is a photograph of students and others participating in the annual picnic. The event was held in Stanley Park.

A blank postcard.

[Front] An illustrated postcard showing the Kitsilano Boys' Band and conductor Arthur W. Delamont outside of the Vancouver Art Gallery, B.C. [Back] A blank postcard.

An illustrated postcard showing the Spiral Tunnel in the Canadian Rockies, near Field, B.C.

[Front] An illustrated postcard showing the Spiral Tunnel in the Canadian Rockies, near Field, B.C. [Back] A blank postcard with a paragraph describing the Spiral Tunnel depicted on the front of the card.

Poster for a 12-hour long video performance project which took place between noon and midnight at Metro Media in 1983. Red lettering and negative graphic of a standing figure with a yellow background.

This document appears to have been prepared for a course - EDST 314 - and contains overview of a framework for multicultural and antiracist education.

An issue from the Tumbler Ridge Observer- dated March 23, 1997. This issue is Volume 8, Number 12 and is 8 pages in length. The banner headline is "Legion Presents Two Lifetime Memberships." Other articles in this issue include: 14th…

A blank postcard.

[Front] An illustrated postcard of Salmon moving upstream in Capilano Canyon, Vancouver, B.C.; [Back] A blank postcard.

An illustrated postcard depicting Main Street and Cascade Mountain in the Canadian Rockies

[Front] An illustrated postcard depicting Main Street and Cascade Mountain in the Canadian Rockies; [Back] A blank postcard.

The Tumbler Ridge Observer 1997 Collection contains selected issues of the Tumbler Ridge Observer Newspaper published between January and December 1997. These newspapers are incredibly important to the Tumbler Ridge Community as they are some of the…

This document is a section of a book titled Stages: The Construction of Gender. It is an exploration of the allegorical story "Of Mountains and Oceans and Jungles and Whys" that appears earlier in Stages: The Construction of Gender.

A postcard written on vertically with blue ink, not postmarked.

This document is a newsletter of thanks to the sponsors and participants of the 27th annual conference of the Canadian Vocational Association.

An illustrated postcard showing three Indian carvings at the Capilano Suspension Bridge Park in Vancouver, B.C.

[Front] An illustrated postcard showing indian carvings at the Capilano Suspension Bridge in Vancouver, B.C. [Back] A blank postcard with pencil numbers in the upper left corner and a name in blue ink near the upper right corner.

[Front] An illustrated postcard showing three Indian carvings at the Capilano Suspension Bridge Park in Vancouver, B.C. [Back] A blank postcard with pencil numbers in the upper left corner.

Item is a photograph of staff and officials reviewing student work related to a national literacy and calligraphy competition among overseas Chinese students. The competition was organized by the Overseas Chinese Education Association (Canada branch…

A postcard written with pencil, with a red Canada Postage two cent stamp and one black postmark along with pencil numbers in the upper left corner from Vancouver with the date June 29 and the remaining information illegible.

"This document provides highlights of the findings from the Health and Activity Limitation Survey (HALS). The HALS survey was conducted by Statistics Canada as part of the 1986 Census to provide an in-depth profile of people with disabilities…

[Front] An illustrated postcard depicting the Lions Gate Bridge in Vancouver, B.C. [Back] A postcard written with pencil, with a red Canada Postage two cent stamp and one black postmark along with pencil numbers in the upper left corner from…