Seasoned coastal cruisers and armchair adventurers alike will delight in A Shimmer on the Horizon, Philip Teece's latest recounting of simply messing about in boats along Canada's west coast.
 

This book features an impressive collection of black-and-white lithograph images that were sold to the public in the early twentieth century.
 

This book chronicles the rich lives of Gray and Eleanor Campbell, from a cattle ranch in Alberta to starting Gray's Publishing, the first publishing company in British Columbia.
 

For many years Roderick and Ann Haig-Brown led very public lives. Now their eldest daughter Valerie has written an intimate biography of her parents that reveals the private lives behind the public figures.
 

This book chronicles the author's twenty-year odyssey amongst the channels, straits, bays and coves of the Gulf Islands in Georgia Straitof the British Columbia coast.
 

Photographer Frank Gowen emigrated to Canada from Britain near the beginning of the First World War, and fell in love with British Columbia.
 

In Gray Whales, Wandering Giants Robert Busch chronicles man's historic fascination with and affection for the marine mammal tha has become a huge attraction on its twice-yearly migration along the west coast of North America.
 

Over the past 130 years, the electorate of British Columbia, sometimes swallowing hard, has watched 32 different individuals sworn in as premier. William Rayner has studied both them and their tenure, and he has painted a fascinating portrait of the province's leaders up to the end of the 20th century.
 

Grainger had a gently humorous talent for describing his friends, his much-loved horses, and the simple joys of life in the open air.
 

After the restrictions of an Edwardian girlhood, Beryl Smeeton cherished the freedom to travel alone, and became a globetrotter on an epic scale.
 

Elegance and gentility still reigned in Victoria when Peter Stursberg was a young reporter for Victoria's Daily Times. Life will never be the same again, but those were the days!
 

Wilderness is full of unknowns, of mystery—the last remnants of the uncharted terrain of pioneer days.