Feeding The Family : 100 Years of Food & Drink In Victoria

Feeding The Family : 100 Years of Food & Drink In VictoriaFeeding The Family : 100 Years of Food & Drink In Victoria, Nancy Oke In the last half of the 19th century, Victoria was the commercial powerhouse of British Columbia. The largest city in the province was also the largest market. Businesses that thrived here brought prosperity to the rest of BC. Nancy Oke and Robert Griffin present a colourful history of the bakers, butchers, grocers, coffee makers and other suppliers of food and drink in Victorias

writing from a distinctly Métis perspective to explore how colonialism has shaped Indigenous identity

” this volume focusses on historical content absent from the earlier volume and events that occurred after 1981

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Finland) whose research interests include Canadian First Nations communities and who has been a visiting scholar at several Canadian universities