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Uncover the captivating history of Tod Inlet, BC, from its First Nations roots to its industrial boom and environmental transformation. Delve into the stories of the Tsartlip First Nation, Chinese and Sikh immigrant workers, and the families who shaped this unique corner of Vancouver Island. Explore the rise and fall of the Vancouver Portland Cement Company, the creation of the world-renowned Butchart Gardens, and the ongoing efforts to restore Tod Inlet's natural beauty. Discover a tale of industry, immigration, and environmental change, all interwoven in a single, remarkable location. Deep…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Uncover the captivating history of Tod Inlet, BC, from its First Nations roots to its industrial boom and environmental transformation. Delve into the stories of the Tsartlip First Nation, Chinese and Sikh immigrant workers, and the families who shaped this unique corner of Vancouver Island. Explore the rise and fall of the Vancouver Portland Cement Company, the creation of the world-renowned Butchart Gardens, and the ongoing efforts to restore Tod Inlet's natural beauty. Discover a tale of industry, immigration, and environmental change, all interwoven in a single, remarkable location. Deep and Sheltered Waters is perfect for those interested in: * Local and British Columbia history * Environmental studies * The stories of immigrant communities * The legacy of industrial development
Autorenporträt
David R. Gray is a researcher, writer and filmmaker. He has curated two Virtual Museum of Canada exhibitions and directed and produced six documentary films, including the award-winning Canadian Soldier Sikhs. Dr. Nancy J. Turner is distinguished and Hakai professor in ethnoecology in the School of Environmental Studies at the University of Victoria. Robert D. Turner is the author of The Klondike Gold Rush Steamers and 17 other books.