http://www.thecumberlander.ca/
The Cumberlander is the one place to browse
to learn of past and present concerns, as well as general
news. Check some of the "special sections," such as,
OCP Forum, Chinatown/ #1 Japanesetown, and Cumberland
Walkabout.
http://www.cumberlandmuseum.ca/cgi-bin/show_home.cgi
Cumberland Museum & Archives, Cumberland, BC.
There is an extensive category section, including the
Black,
Chinese and
Japanese Communities, as well as the various mines
(#1-8).
http://www.tsa.gov.bc.ca/heritage/
BC Heritage, Ministry of Tourism, Sport and the Arts. Check the sidebar, under
Heritage Conservation/Preservation Overview and
For Local Governments.
http://www.canadianheritage.gc.ca/index_e.cfm
Canadian Heritage, Ministry of Canadian Heritage.
Under Diversity and Multiculturalism, look at
Cultural Diversity.
http://www.pc.gc.ca/culture/index_E.asp
Cultural Heritage, Parks Canada. Of
particular interest to this class are
Archaeology,
Canada's Historic Places Initiative,
Environmental Impact Assessment,
Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada, and
Recognizing our History.
http://www.nps.gov/history/crdi/
Cultural Resources Diversity Program, National
Park Service, US Department of Interior. This is a
particularly good resource to view what has been actively
developed regarding cultural heritage and tourism, and
preservation issues. Check the sidebar for
Publications and
Research.
http://www.nationaltrust.org/
National Trust for Historic Preservation.
For our purposes, review the information under the
categories:
Advocacy,
Community, and
Heritage Tourism.
http://www.culturalheritagetourism.org/
Cultural Heritage Tourism, a website managed by
the National Trust for Historic Preservation on behalf of
Partners in Tourism.
