Volume 12, 2002

• Mining in Northern British Columbia, Baker, D.C., 1-20.
• Carrier Sekani Self-Government in Context: Land and Resources, Brown, D., 21-67.
• Dutch and American Immigrant Agricultural Settlement in Central British Columbia: 1938-1990, Francis, B., 68-112.
• Respecting Context in Northern Resource Town Planning: The Case of Tumbler Ridge, Gill, A.M., 113-129.
• A Regional Geography of Recreation and Tourism in New Caledonia, Halseth, G., 130-162.
• "A Closed Book": The Canadian Pacific Railway Survey and North-Central British Columbia, Leonard, F., 163-184.
• Forestry and the Forest Industry in the Central Interior of British Columbia, Lewis, K.J., 185-215.
• Energy Resources in BC's Central Interior, Ostergaard, P., 216-229.
• The Climate of the Central and Northern Interior of BC, Raphael, C., 230-289.
• Crossing the Divide: Northern Approaches to New Caledonia, Sedgwick, J.K., 290-318.
• Then and Now: Human-Wildlife Interactions in Simon Fraser's New Caledonia, Wilkerson, O., 319-368.

Volume 10/11, 2000/01

• Multiculturalism and Local Government in Vancouver, Edgington, D.W. and Hutton, T.A., 1-29.
• Glaciological and Historical Analyses at the Boundary Glacier, Canadian Rocky Mountains. Jones, N.K. and Rowbotham, D. , 30-42. [Abstract]
• Treeline Dynamics on Southern Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Laroque, C.P., Lewis, D.H. and Smith, D.J., 43-63.
• Organized Complexity, Information, and State-of-Sustainability Reporting: A Case Study of the Tl'azt'en Nation, Wilkerson, O.L. and Baruah, B. , 64-88.
• Environmental Design and Fear: The Prospect-Refuge Model and the University College of the Cariboo Campus, Petherick, N., 89-112.

Volume 8/9, 1998/99

• Northern British Columbia Community-Based Research Needs , Curry, J., 1-23.
• Three Decades of Publishing: A Guide to the Annual Publications of the Western Division of the Canadian Assocation of Geographers , Evenden, L., 24-30.
• Low Birthweights: Spatial and Socioeconomic Patterns in Kamloops, Nelson, R., 31-59.

Volume 7, 1997, Special Edition: Focus on Alberta

• Domestic Immigrants: The Calgary Women's Colonization Board 1927-1930, Dijks, I.J., 1-19.
• Land Use in Alberta's Foothill Country, Kariel, H.G., 20-46.
• Views About Industrial Tourism Pressures in Canmore, Alberta, McNicol, B.J., 47-72.
• Those Magnificent Men and Their Flying Machines: Aerial Reconnaissance in the Alberta Rocky Mountains During the 1920s, Smith, D.J., 73-96.

Volume 5/6, 1995/96

• Proglacial Sedimentation in the Loss Creek Valley, Southwestern Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Denton, J.J.; Laroque, C.P.; Williams, A.E. and Wilson, P.J., 1-12.
• Overcoming Time and Distance: Teaching Geography by Interactive Video, Horne, W.R., 13-23.
• Novel Landscapes: Geographies of a Future North America, Kadonaga, L., 24-34.
• Small Scale Behaviour of Large Scale Subjects: Diving Behaviour of a Gray Whale (Eschritius robustus), Malcom, C.D.; Duffus, D.A.; and Wischniowski, S.G., 35-44.
• Management of the Intertidal Clam Resource: A British Columbia Experiment in Limited Entry and Local Participation, Mitchell, D.A., 45-73.
• A Case Study for National Standards in Caandian School-Geography, Thomas, P.F., 74-98.

Volume 4, 1994

• Geography and the Modernization of Asia-Pacific, Edgington, D., 1-4.
• State-led Dependent Development in the East Asian NIEs: A Case Study of Taiwan, Lin, G.C., 5-28.
• Environmental Sustaniability in the Extended Bangkok Metropolitan Region (EBMR), Greenberg, C.,, 29-44.
• China's Core Economic Regions and Their Hinterlands, Wang, M.Y., 45-61.
• Challenges for metrofitting the Lower Yangtze Delta, Marton, A.M., 62-83.
• Foodways: Culture and Geography, Wagner, P.L., 84-93.
• Historical Glacier Activity in the Vicinty of Peter Lougheed Provincial Park, Canadian Rocky Mountains, McCarthy, D.P. and Smith, D.J., 94-109.
• Dendroclimatological Investigations in the Mount Rae Area, Canadian Rocky Mountains, Wig, J.A. and Smith, D.J., 110-126.

Volume 3, 1993

• The Migration of Filipina Caregivers to Canada: A Case Study for Contemporary Migration Theory, Mikita, J., 1-14.
• Networks of Power: Cartography as Ideology, Brealey, K.G., 15-30.
• Social Change and Crime in Hong Kong: A Spatial Analysis, Lee, D., 51-70.
• Temperature Trends at Prince George, British Columbia (1943-1991), Raphael, C., 71-84.
• Work in Progress on the Dasein of the Shakespearean Landscape, Chamberlain, P.G., 85-108.

Volume 2, 1992

• Geography's Paradox at the Beginning of the 1960s: An Opinion, McVey, J.A., 1-18.
• Transportation and Urban Form: A Comparison of Seattle and Vancouver, Murray, P., 19-32.
• A Comparative Study of Canadian Condominium Owners and Renters, Meligrana, J., 33-46.
• The University of Northern British Columbia: Its Economic Importance, Reid, M.; Enemark, L. and Rowbotham, L., 47-66.
• What Geography Is There In Local History?, , Dijks, I.J. and Jankunis, F.J., 67-79.

Volume 1(1), 1990

• Boundary Lines in the Prairie Geographical Imagination, Warkentin, J., 1-6.
• Economic Imperatives: The Historical Development of Land Reclamation in Japan Cavezza, M., 7-23.
• Legume Production and Efficiency in the Southern Peace River Region, Skretowicz, A.L.; Bailey, W.G.; and Mills, P.F., 24-33.
• Debris Torrent Hazard in Eastern Fraser and Coquihalla Valleys, Slaymaker, O., 34-48.
• Application of the Priestley-Taylor Evaporation Model and its Variants in Canada, Valentine, D.A. and Bailey, W.G. , 67-79.