Collections and Research

• Doe N.A., Gabriola’s fractures — their origins, pp.3–12, SHALE 20, April 2009
• Doe N.A., The geology of Gabriola’s diatomaceous earth, pp.31–36, SHALE 24, June 2010
• Doe, N.A., Gabriola’s shape — including surmises, pp.29–40, SHALE 20, April 2009
• Doe N.A., Gabriola’s submarine-fan formations, pp.15–34, SHALE 7, January 2004
• Doe N.A., How Gabriola came to be, pp.5–14, SHALE 7, January 2004
• Doe, N.A., The Malaspina Galleries, pp.53–56, SHALE 9, August 2004
• Doe, N.A., The orientation of fractures on Gabriola, pp.41–55, SHALE 20, April 2009
• Doe N.A., Sandstone and SHALE—Gabriola’s origins, pp.26–35, SHALE 1, November 2000
• Doe, N.A., Stress on Gabriola, pp.13–28, SHALE 20, April 2009
• Doe N.A., Terra firma? GPS measurements of land movements around Gabriola, pp.56–60, SHALE 20, April 2009

Gabriola’s Climate and Environmental Past

• Doe N.A., Gabriola’s changing climate and its effect on groundwater, pp.7–18, SHALE 23, March 2010
• Doe N.A., Smith P., Gabriola’s trees—a brief history, pp.27–33, SHALE 2, March 2001
• Earle S., Ups and downs of Gabriola—sea level changes, pp.14–20, SHALE 5, December 2002
• Pearson J., Gabriola warming—a changing climate?, pp.30–34, SHALE 5, December 2002

The Coast Salish

• Anonymous, Making Some Petroglyphs Petroglyph Park, Gabriola Museum (web site), n.d.
• Doe N.A., A most unusual petroglyph, pp.25–32, SHALE 10, January 2005
• Doe N.A., A small inland midden DgRw-251 at False Narrows, pp.13–15, SHALE 25, March 2011
• Doe, N.A., Additions and corrections to dates for archaeological sites around False Narrows, pp.43–52, SHALE 21, July 2009
• Doe N.A., Alignment and geometry of petroglyphs at DgRw229, pp.24–32, SHALE 17, September 2007
• Doe N.A., Alignment of the petroglyphs at sites DgRw224 and DgRw234, pp.33–40, SHALE 17, September 2007
• Doe N.A., Observations for the curious at petroglyph sites DgRw193, DgRw198, and DgRw201, pp.49–55, SHALE 17, September 2007
• Doe, N.A., Observing the winter solstice at DgRw228, pp.41–44, SHALE 17, September 2007
• Doe N.A., Paleoastronomy at petroglyph site DgRw230, pp.45–48, SHALE 17, September 2007
• Doe N.A., Petroglyph studies at the cemetery, pp.56–60, SHALE 17, September 2007
• Doe, N.A., Petroglyphs and equinoxes, pp.10–14, SHALE 14, September 2006
• Doe N.A., Stars in stone—petroglyphs at DgRw230, pp.7–17, SHALE 18, April 2008
• Littlefield L., Coast Salish names on Gabriola, pp.21–26, SHALE 2, March 2001
• Littlefield L., The Snunéymuxw village at False Narrows, pp.3–11, SHALE 1, November 2000

Spanish, Russians and English Before 1860

• Doe N.A., Alcalá Galiano’s sketchmaps of Gabriola, pp.12–21, SHALE 1, November 2000
• Doe N.A., Around the island in 1853, pp.35–40, SHALE 1, November 2000
• Doe N.A., George Vancouver visits Gabriola, pp.2–9, SHALE 14, September 2006
• Doe N.A., Malaspina Galleries—what’s in a name, pp.12–15, SHALE 8, June 2004
• Doe N.A., The Origin of Gabriola’s name, pp.7–38,SHALE 13, June 2006
• Doe N.A., A Russian map of Gabriola—1849, pp.7–17, SHALE 3, January 2002
• Doe N.A., Simon Gaviola’s family connections, pp. 10-18, SHALE 26, November 2011
• Doe N.A., The tabla of Toba Inlet, pp.22–36, SHALE 11, May 2005
• Humphrey B., Malaspina’s lost gallery, pp.3–23, SHALE 10, January 2005

European Settlement in the Second Half of the Nineteenth Century

• Barman J., Island sanctuaries—early mixed-race settlement on Gabriola and nearby coastal islands, pp.5–14, SHALE 2, March 2001
• Doe, N.A., EDITORIAL: Curved reality and its effect on straight lives. White settler and Coast Salish histories, SHALE 4, June 2002
• Poulton L., An old fence—how Indian reserves came to Gabriola, pp.24–27, SHALE 5, December 2002

The Growth of Gabriola’s Infrastructure

• Doe N.A., Charting Gabriola — the survey of HMS Egeria, 1904,v pp.38–48, SHALE 22, January 2010
• Gehlbach J., Gabriola’s ambulance service — the first 25 years, 1969-94, pp.3–31, SHALE 21, July 2009

Places

• Anonymous Gabriola Island Memorial Cairn War Monuments of Canada web site, n.d.
• Bulic, Ivan The Flat Top Islands of Silva Bayfirst published in the Flying Shingle, day, month, 20–
• Bulic, Ivan and Joyce White Mudge Islandfirst published in the Flying Shingle, day, month, 20–
• Bulic, Ivan and Joyce White Pat Burns Avenuefirst published in the Flying Shingle, day, month, 20–
• Bulic, Ivan Westgyle Rd: A bit of old Edinburgh on the south end of Gabriolafirst published in the Flying Shingle, day, month, 20–
• Gabriolore.ca Elder Cedars14 Nov. 2010
• Gabriolore.ca Folklife Village1 Dec. 2011
• Gabriolore.ca Gossip Corner17 Aug. 2010
• Gabriolore.ca Hippy HollowApril 1, 2011
• Gabriolore.ca Orlebar Point31 Aug. 2010
• Gabriolore.ca Petroglyph Way8 Jan. 2010
• Gabriolore.ca Rockwood26 July 2010
• Gabriolore.ca Retirement Village23 June 2011
• Gabriolore.ca Sir William and St. Catherine8 Aug. 2010
• Gabriolore.ca The ‘T & T’16 Sept. 2010
• White, Joyce and Ivan Bulic Joyce Lokwood Community Parkfirst published in the Flying Shingle, day, month, 20–
• White, Joyce and Ivan Bulic Thrasher Rockfirst published in the Flying Shingle, day, month, 20–
• White, Joyce Tin Can Alleyfirst published in the Flying Shingle, day, month, 20–

Gabriola’s Industrial Past

• Gehlbach J., Gabriola’s dimension-stone quarry, pp.10–24, SHALE 19, November 2008
• Gehlbach J., Gabriola’s industrial past—the brickyard pp.3–35, SHALE 15, May 2007
• Gehlbach J., Gabriola’s millstone quarry, pp.25–41, SHALE 19, November 2008
• Gehlbach J., Gabriola’s sandstone quarry — the earliest days, pp.36–42, SHALE 21, July 2009
• Gehlbach J., Gabriolans and the sandstone quarries,pp.42–52, SHALE 19, November 2008
• Gehlbach J., The origins of quarrying for sandstone on Gabriola,pp.3–9, SHALE 19, November 2008
• Gehlbach J., Unearthing the past — the diatomaceous earth mine on Gabriola, pp.11–30, SHALE 24, June 2010
• Gehlbach J., Withey’s shipyard in Silva Bay, pp.3–24, SHALE 22, January 2010
• Wilson, Stevie,YOU SHOULD KNOW: About The History Of “The Gabriola Mansion” In The West End Scout Magazine, 11 June 2012

Gabriola Society

• Reeve P., Japanese-Canadians in Silva Bay, 1918-42, pp.3–8, SHALE 25, March 2011
• Reeve P., Page’s marina—sixty years ago, pp.17–31, SHALE 6, April 2003

Gabriola’s Cultural Past

• Reeve P., Malcolm Lowry on Gabriola, pp.3–6, SHALE 18, April 2008

• Disposing of the dead : a shell midden cemetery in British Columbia’s Gulf of Georgia region”UBC 2009
• Everything becomes island : Gulf Islands writing and the construction of regionUBC 1995
• Gender, class and community: the history of Sne-nay-muxw women’s employment UBC 1995
• Prehistoric Northwest Coast art : a stylistic analysis of the archaeological recordUBC 2010
• The Islands Trust : an institutional experiment in the management of scarce natural and social resourcesUBC 1980
• The island trust concept : a proposed institutional arrangement to implement a policy of controlled development for the Gulf Islands of British ColumbiaUBC 1974
• Visions cast on stone : a stylistic analysis of the petroglyphs of Gabriola Island, B.C.UBC 2003

Theses and Dissertations Online – SFU

• British Columbia’s Islands Trust on the local government continuum : administrative agency or local self-government?SFU 1994
• Interpretations of sustainability : worldviews of environmental activists of the Save Georgia Strait Alliance of British ColumbiaSFU 1993
• Topophobia, topophilia, and Malcolm Lowry : environmental perspectives in selected writingSFU 1992

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