Known issue titles: Vol. IV, No. 1: Canadian Aural/Oral History Conference; Vol. V, No. 1: Skeena Country ; Vol. V, No. 3: Myth and the Mountains; Vol. V, No 4: The Gulf Islanders, Vol. VI, No. 2: Navigating the Coast: The History of the Union Steamship Company ; Vol. VI, No. 3: Men of the Forest ; Vol. VI, No. 4: Toil and Peaceful Life: Portraits of Doukhobors ; Vol. VII, No. 1: nu•tka: Captain Cook and The Spanish Explorers on the Coast ; Vol. VII, No. 2: nu•tka•: The History and Survival of Nootkan Culture ; Vol. VII, No. 3: A Victorian Tapestry ; Vol. VII, No. 4: Fighting for Labour: Four Decades of Work in British Columbia (1910-1950) ; Vol. VIII, No. 3: Bright Sunshine and a Brand New Country: Recollections of the Okanagan Valley, 1890-1914 ; Vol. VIII, No. 4: In the Western Mountains: Early Mountaineering in British Columbia ; No. 28: The Magnificent Distances: Early Aviation in British Columbia, 1910-1940; No. 29: Season’s Greetings From British Columbia’s Past: Christmas as Celebrated in British Columbia from the 1880s to the 1930s ; No. 30: Martin: the Story of a Young Fur Trader; No. 31: Railroaders: Recollections from the Steam Era in British Columbia ; No. 32: Where the Lardeau River Flows ; No. 34: Now You Are My Brother: Missionaries in British Columbia; No. 35: Extra! When the Papers Had the Only News ; No. 36: Dreams of Freedom: Bella Coola, Cape Scott, Sointula ; No. 37: Floodland and Forest: Memories of the Chilliwack Valley ; No. 39: Tall Tales of British Columbia ; No. 40: Growing Up in the Valley: Pioneer Childhood in the Lower Fraser Valley.

Volume III, Number 1 : Comments on the Issue / W. J. Langlois -- Guest Commentary / Louis Starr -- Aural History Institue of British Columbia -- Aural History Convention - 1973 -- British Columbia Indian Language Project / Randy Bouchard -- Report on the Oral History COmmittee of the Canadian Historical Association's Archives Section / Leo La Clare -- A View from McGill University / Jean Morrison -- Tape Recordings in Radio Documentaries / Imbert Orchard. ### Volume III, Number 2 : Foreward / The Honourable E. Hall, Provincial Secretary -- Contributors -- Notes from Aural History, Provincial Archives of British Columbia / W. J. Langlois -- Programme: Canadian Aural/Oral History Conference-Conference sur l'Histoire Orale et Sonore au Canada -- A Museum Approach to Oral History / David Lance -- Aural History and British Columbia's Forest Industy / Derek Reimer -- Jack Whittaker / Interviewed with an introduction by Sue Baptie -- Working and Quitting on the B.C. Coast / George Lutz and Jack Vetleson with Derek Reimer -- Review: Ten Lost Years 1929-1939 by Barry Broadfoot / R. Lochead. ### Volume III, Number 3 : Contributors -- Notes from Aural History, Provincial Archives of British Columbia / W.J. Langlois -- Stevenson :The Japanese-Canadian Experience / compiled and edited by Jane Irwin -- Interviewing for Fun and Profit: The Conservative party 1956-1967 / J.L. Cranatstein -- A Reporter's Oral History Project: Memoirs of the Diefenbaker Era / Peter Stursberg -- Oral History Teaching Materials: Canadian Public Figures on Tape / Richard M. Alway -- Aural History in the Classroom: The Columbia River Treaty Lecture Series / George L. Cook -- Review: Nootka: Indian Music of the Pacific Northwest Coast / by Dr. Ida Halpern, Reg Ashwell. ### Volume III, Number 4 : Notes from Aural History, Provincial Archives of British Columbia / W.J. Langlois -- Commentary: Aural History and The World Soundscape Project / Imbert Orchard, Barry Truax, Howard Broomfield -- Listening / R. Murray Schafer -- Soundwalking / Hildegard Westerkamp -- Cross-Canada Soundscape Tour 1973 / Bruce Davis, Peter Huse -- Review: The Vancouver Soundscape. ### Volume IV, Number 1 : Foreward / Dr. Pauline Jewett, President, Simon Fraser University -- Notes from Aural History, Provincial Archives of British Columbia / W. J. Langlois -- Welcome / Dr. Dallas Smythe -- Directions in Canadian Aural/Oral History / Léo La Clare -- Aural History in British Columbia Studies -- Aural History Methods for Primary and Secondary Education -- Historians Panel -- Canadian Authors and Aural History -- Broadcasters Panel -- Canadian Aural/Oral History: Regional Projects -- Aural History in Canada: The Newfoundland Contribution / Dr. John Widdowson -- Les histoires de vie et la transformation du Québec contemporain / Nicole Gagnon and Bruno Jean -- Ethnomusicology and Aural History / Dr. Ida Halpern. ### Volume IV, Number 2 : Foreword / Ernest Hall -- Notes on Contributors -- Introduction: Aural History, Regional Studies and Literature in British Columbia / David Day -- The Creation of Man: Creation of Man: One / Edensaw, N. H. Chittenden -- Creation of Man: Two / Gary Geddes -- How the Animals and Birds Got Their Names / Charlie Mask -- The Kiskatinaw Songs: Stranger Song / Moses Bruce, Sean Virgo -- Captive Song / Moses Bruce, Susan Musgrave -- Inside Song / Moses Bruce, Susan Musgrave -- Sorcerer's Song / Moses Bruce, Sean Virgo -- The Exploration: How Simon Fraser Saw the Lillooets / Simon Fraser -- How the Lillooets Saw Simon Fraser / Sam Mitchell -- For Simon Fraser / Patrick Lane -- My Father Simon Fraser / John Fraser -- The mackenzie Fraser Thompson River Plot / Doug Beardsley -- Eustice Smith—Two Histories / David Day -- The Ginger Goodwin Controversy : Sergeant Lees' View / Sergeant Lees -- William Pritchard's View / William Pritchard, David Millar -- Cumberland Graveyard, February 1973 / Tom Wayman -- Ginger: A Play / Colin Browne -- Four Statements on Work : Prairie Letter / Doug Beardsley -- The Cowichan / David Day -- The Tooth / Howard White -- Journal Entry / Daphne Marlatt -- Emily Carr : Poem from: Emily / Florence McNeil -- Klee Wyck: An Interview / Flora Burns, Imbert Orchard -- A Short Trip with Young Emily / Emily Carr -- The Spoils of War: Three Veterans/Three Poems: Canada at War / Tom Wayman -- At Bay with Big Dutch / Peter Trower -- Remembering Esquimalt / Robin Skelton -- Skookum Country / Gary Geddes -- D.N.A. Stereo Tape Machine / Lawrence Russell. ### Volume IV, Number 3 and 4: Introduction : Native Languages and Culture / Robert Levine -- The Hesquiat Project: Research in Native Indian Aural History / Dr. Barbara S. Efrat -- My Own Native Land: Some Reflections on the Lives of Native People in British Columbia / edited by Dr. Jane Cauthers -- Recording in the Native Language / Dr. Thom Hess and Mrs. Vi Hillbert, Taqʷšəblu -- The Suppression of B.C. Languages: Filling in the Gaps in the Documentary Record / Robert Levine and Freda Cooper -- Interview with Francis Williams, Haida Artist / W. J. Langlois. ### Volume V, Number 1 : Foreward / Allan R. Turner, Provincial Archivist -- Introduction -- Skeena Country / Allen Specht -- The Rose / David Day. ### Volume VI, Number 2 / edited by Peter Chapman : The Union Steamship Company -- Crews -- Logging -- Fishing -- Routine -- Coastal Places and People -- Navigation -- Working Conditions -- Conclusion -- Biographical Sketches. ### Volume VII, Number 1 / edited by Barbara S. Efrat and W. J. Langlois / Nootka Sound in James Cook's Pacific World / Barry M. Gough -- Spanish Exploration and Settlement of the Northwest Coast in the 18th Century / Christon I. Archer -- The Contact Period as Recorded by Indian Oral Tradition / edited by Barbara S. Efrat and W. J. Langlois -- ". . . a very agreeable harmony." Impressions of Nootkan music / Ida Halpern and David Duke -- Vanished Companions: The Changing Relationship of the West Coast People to the Animal World / Barabara J. Moon -- Plants of the Nootka Sound Indians as Recorded by Captain Cook / Nancy J. Turner -- Linguistic Acculturation on the West Coast of Vancouver Island / Barbara S. Efrat -- A note on Linguist orthography. ### Volume Vii, Number 2 / edited by Barbara S. Efrat and W. J. Langlois -- Nootka Sound: a 4,000 Year Persepective / by John Dewhirst -- Contemporary Accounts of Nootkan Culture / edited by Barbara S. Efrat and W. J. Langlois. ### Volume VII, Number 4 / compiled and edited by Patricia Wejr and Howie Smith : Looking Back at Labour -- "Bigger Union, Bigger Union": 1910–1919 -- Two Steps Back: 1920–1929 -- The Hungry Thirties: 1930–1939 -- Hard Bargaining—A Union in the Woods: 1940–1940 ; Epilogue. ### Number 28 / compiled and edited by Dennis Duffy and Carol Crane, commentary by David Parker, interviews and initial research by Paul Stoddart : "Through Space Suspended" -- Flying on the Coast -- The First Airfields -- "A Dollar Here and a Dollar There" -- Into the Bush -- "A Definate Change in the Times". ### Number 30 / by Imbert Orchard : Editor's Preface -- A Babine Journey -- Part One: Mowich : Father and Mother -- Home Life -- The Village — Hope, B.C. -- Trails -- Cross Roads -- The River -- Part Two: Chinnikh : Up the Coast -- The Skeena -- Hazelton -- Babine -- Looking for Land -- The Bulkley Valley -- To Fort St. James -- At the Portage -- Part Three: Epilogue. ### Number 31 / by Robert D. Turner : Preface -- Introduction -- Chronology of major Events in British Columbia's Railway History -- The Railroaders' Stories : The Glacier Slide / Bill Lachance -- Engine Service : On the Kettle Valley Railway / Gordon Fulkerson -- On the Canadian Pacific / W. F. (Wally) Huffman -- On the Pacific Great Eastern / Ed Wilcox -- On the Canadian National / W. G. (Bill) Mellon. A Conductor's Story / Perley McPherson -- Locomotive Foreman / John Davies -- Shop Foreman on the PGE / Eric Stathers -- Building the Kettle Valley Railway / Arthur Stiffe -- Maintaining the Right of Way / Ben Valde -- Dispatching on the CNR / Bruce Davis -- It was all on the Key—the Station Agents / Reid Johnston and James Brown -- Riding the R.P.O. on the Grand Trunk Pacific / A. L. Robinson -- The Loggin Railroads: Hand brakes, link and pin, air brakes / Jim Wolverton -- Logging on Northern Vancouver Island / George Lutz and John Kloss -- Of Shays and Train Handling / B. A. (Spike) Carson -- Summing up. ### Number 34 / Margaret Whitehead : The "Romantic" Missionary: Robert Tomlinson -- Minskinisht: "City set on a Hill" -- Father Thomas: Durieu Disciple -- A Missionary Sister Remembers -- An Indian Remembers -- New Missionaries, Old Problems. ### Number 36 : This Dream, This Freedom -- The Immigrant Wave -- Three Colonies: Bella Coola -- Cape Scott -- Sointula. Three Commmunities -- Bella Coola -- Cape Scott -- Sointula. "No Paradise, No Utopia". ### Number 37 : Man and Nature -- The Newcomers -- Community -- New Opportunities -- Floodwaters -- Town and country.

Second numbering should start with No.29, not 28. No.33 may have been skipped to make up for this.