Project title: BC Bird Taxidermy and Product Packaging Digitization Project
Institution: Museum of Vancouver (MOV)
Description: The Museum of Vancouver (Mov) has completed digitization of two cateories of artefacts with significant British Columbia stories to tell. The collections selected are bird taxidermy and product packaging. The artefacts selected includes 206 taxidermied birds and 1236 pieces of product packaging for a grand total of 1442 artefacts digitized.
Collection URL: http://openmov.museumofvancouver.ca/collection
“Due to the toxicity of these specimens, it was required that the technician handle the objects with gloves, a respirator, and a lab coat with additional daily and weekly decontamination of the work station.”
The product packaging collection comprises a variety of product types and packaging materials such as canned goods, wooden crates, glass milk bottle and pharmaceuticals.
KOREAN
BQ6350 H45 2017
한국 의 사원 과 세계 불교 문화 / 정 병삼 외 지음
DS793 S4 C58 2018
중국 산동 지역 의 동이 / 동북아 역사 재단 한중 관계 연구소 편 ; 박 선미 [and seven others].
DS913.39316 H378 2018
조선 시대 藩胡 연구 / 한 성주
DS924 T655 T649 2018
독도 영토 주권 과 해양 영토 / 동북아 역사 재단 독도 연구소 편
E183.8 K6 Y485 2018
문학 과 예술 속 의 반미 : 시 와 소설, 음악 과 미술, 연극 과 영화 를 통한 미국 비판 / 이 재봉 지음
HN730.5 A8 H36535 2018
한국 시민 사회 를 새롭게 하라 / 저자 공 석기, 임 현진, 김 영춘, 김 태균, 박 명준, 정 영신
N7365 S538 2018
미술 의 눈 으로 한국 을 보다 : 한국 현대 미술 에 나타난 이데올로기, 소비 사회, 젠더, 국가 정체성 / 신 채기 지음
PL941 C555 2018
방언 의 발견 / 정 승철 지음
PL957.5 L68 Y48 2017
옛 사람들 의 사랑 과 치정 : 2017 장서각 특별전
PN1995.9 C55 P347 2018
코미디언 전성 시대 : 한국 코미디 영화 의 역사 와 정치 미학 / 박 선영
JAPANESE
BQ676 S828 2018
日本仏教を捉え直す / 末木文美士, 頼住光子
D777.5 Y33 W37 2018
吉田満 : 戦艦大和学徒兵の五十六年 / 渡辺浩平
DS832 N34 2018
アイヌ民族法制と憲法 / 中村睦男著
FC3850 J3 K384 2017
カナダ日本人移民の子供たち : 東宮殿下御渡欧記念・邦人児童写真帖 / 河原典史編著
HQ77.95 J3 I84 2018
トランスジェンダーと現代社会 : 多様化する性とあいまいな自己像をもつ人たちの生活世界 / 石井由香理
PL726.67 S55 M38 2018
日中戦争開戦後の文学場 : 報告/芸術/戦場 / 松本和也
PL787 I83 Y323 2018
伊勢物語 流転と変転 : 鉄心斎文庫本が語るもの / 山本登朗
PL833 I95 Z82272 2018
宮沢賢治の磁場 / 中野新治
PN2924.2 N54 2018
日本演劇現在形 : 時代を映す作家が語る、演劇的想像力のいま / 岩城京子編
Z463 K67 2018
海を渡った日本書籍 : ヨーロッパへ、そして幕末・明治のロンドンで / ピーター・コーニツキー
CHINESE
DS734.9 C478 Y893 2018
陳寅恪研究 : 反思與展望 / 余英時, 汪榮祖著
DS777.15 Y83 M3 2018
歷史誤會了袁世凱 / 馬平安著
DS779.47 M3 2018
习近平时代的中国外交观察 : 顶层设计与热点问题 / 马博著
HQ768 Z43 2018
德國媽媽這樣教自律 : 教出堅強, 獨立, 寬容, 節約好孩子 / 趙麗榮著 ; 愛立方專家顧問團策畫
N8605 C6 Y39 2018
亞洲現代與當代藝術拍賣大典
PL2743 T8 Z9 2018
陈独秀在上海 / 沈建中著
PL2874 C5 W6 2018
我的心爱着世界 : 顾城诗画手账 / 顾城
PL2886 O1684 Z687 2017
全球化语境中的莫言研究 / 胡铁生著
PN56.3 C6 F73125 2017
黃禍 : 從傅滿州看西方人的東方恐懼 / 弗瑞林著 ; 梁永安譯
PR5618 A64 Y36 2016 v.1-2
名利场 : 杨绛点烦本 = Vanity fair / (英)萨克雷著 ; 杨必译
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Mastering Social Media to Grow Your Business
Target audience: Anyone can attend
Date: 1 November 2018
Time: 1.00pm – 4.30pm
Location: Online webinar or Small Business BC Office Vancouver
Cost: $39+GST
Host: Small Business BC
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Summary: Just because you know what social media is, does not mean that you necessarily understand how to use it to grow and develop your business. This workshop focuses on understanding social media, what is it and how it’s connecting people.
Using Statistics Canada to Start and Grow Your Business
Target audience: Anyone can attend
Date: 2 November 2018
Time: 10.00am – 12.00pm
Location: Richmond
Cost: Free
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Summary: S.U.C.C.E.S.S. Youth BiiS and Statistics Canada would like to invite you to join this exclusive workshop. This event will highlight various data products and resources targeted at small and medium businesses, as well as those wanting to start a business, featuring resources related to retail, wholesale, import & export, Canadian business counts, household spending, financial statistics, and 2016 Census results on population, demography, income, education and labour force status.
Small Business Library Tour
Target audience: Anyone can attend
Date: 3 & 29 November 2018
Time: 10.30am – 12.00pm
Location: Central Library, Vancouver
Cost: Free
Host: Vancouver Public Library
Register: Registration not required, but more details are available here
Summary: Thinking of starting a small business? Already running a business, but need more information? Learn where to find help with small business planning, market research, financial assistance and more.
RBC Get Seeded - Pitch Night
Target audience: UBC students
Date: 5 November 2018
Time: 7.00pm – 10.00pm
Location The Gallery, Nest Building, UBC Vancouver Campus
Cost: Free
Host: AMS eHub
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Summary: Pitch night for the RBC Get Funded program, come along to hear the 90 second pitches, vote for your favourites and the top 10 will get seed funding. Support fellow students, hear from recent graduate entrepreneurs and meet like-minded people. Plus attendees get access to the RBC Start Up 101 Post Event Workshop (more details coming soon).
How to Apply for a Business Loan with Women’s Enterprise Centre
Target audience: Female entrepreneurs
Date: 6 & 20 November 2018
Time: 12.00 – 1.00pm
Location: Phone in session
Cost: Free
Host: Women’s Enterprise Centre
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Summary: Learn how to apply for a loan from Women’s Enterprise Centre. In this FREE session, the facilitator will review our lending criteria, answer your questions, advise you on how to apply and provide you with a resource package. At the end of the session, your Advisor will work with you to determine if you are eligible for a loan with us and ensure that you receive an application.
Starting a business - information session
Target audience: Female entrepreneurs
Date: 8 & 22 November 2018
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Summary: If you think you are ready to start a business, we encourage you to participate in one of our FREE phone-in Starting Your Business Information Sessions. The session is broken into 2 parts. In Part 1, we explain how to write an effective business plan. We cover each section of the business plan and provide strategies and resources to ensure your plan is well organized and consistent. In Part 2 we uncover how to make your business official.
Trademarks, Copyright, Patents and more
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Date: 8 November 2018
Time: 1.00pm – 4.00 pm
Location: Online webinar or Small Business BC Office Vancouver
Cost: $39+GST
Host: Small Business BC
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Summary: Do you know if the work you create belongs to you? Or how to prevent others from copying your ideas? Attend this seminar and hear from an intellectual property lawyer on the various forms of intellectual property protection and how they can safeguard your business.
Starting your Business: What’s the Plan?
Target audience: Anyone can attend
Date: 13 November 2018
Time: 9.00am – 12.00pm
Location: Online webinar or Small Business BC Office Vancouver
Cost: $59+GST
Host: Small Business BC
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Summary: What is a business plan? What do I include in it? How do I organize my plan so that lenders and investors understand my ideas? In its simplest form, a business plan is a roadmap for your business. This roadmap will outline your goals and how you will achieve them. In this seminar you will learn the key components of a business plan and leave with a framework for developing your ideas on paper.
Tackling the B2B Sale
Target audience: UBC students
Date: 13 November 2018
Time: 12.00 – 1.00pm
Location: Robert H Lee Alumni Centre, UBC Vancouver Campus
Cost: Free
Host: Entrepreneurship@UBC
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Summary: You’ve developed a ‘product’ that would be great for other businesses to hop on board. Now, how do you get them to engage and buy it? What’s the difference between selling it to a regular consumer? B2B is short for “business to business.” It refers to sales made to other businesses, rather than sales to individuals. Selling B2B requires a different mindset that selling to consumers. Yet, many business owners don't know how to customize their sales approach to a business customer.
Market research for your business
Target audience: Anyone can attend
Date: 22 & 29 November 2018
Time: 9.30am - 3.30pm (22 Nov) & 10.30am - 4.30pm (29 Nov)
Location: Online webinar or Small Business BC Office Vancouver
Cost: $119+GST (for both sessions, or $69 each)
Host: Small Business BC
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Summary: This package is designed for new and existing business owners who want to develop their business strategy by gathering information about current and potential customers, industry trends and competition. In this two part seminar series, Small Business BC’s Market Research expert, Mark Eversfield will teach you the important steps of gathering both secondary and primary market research. You will learn how ask the right questions, collect key data and interpret that information to help you make strategic business decisions.
The 4P’s of Strategic Selling
Target audience: Anyone can attend
Date: 28 November 2018
Time: 12.00 – 1.00pm
Location: SFU VentureLabs, Vancouver
Cost: Free
Host: SFU Venture Labs
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Summary: Is your start-up “Sales Ready?”
Building a sales program from scratch is a daunting task for any founding entrepreneur. Leaders of tech ventures commonly boast advanced technical skills, but often lack a similar level of business development expertise, or practical experience in strategic selling. And yet the single most critical success factor for of any venture is its ability to sell. Sales means cash. And cash means growth.
VanFUNDING 2018
Target audience: Anyone can attend
Date: 29-30 November 2018
Time: 8.00am – 6.30pm
Location: Online webinar or Small Business BC Office Vancouver
Cost: $250 - $300 +GST (please note these are current early bird prices. Student discounts available on request.)
Host: National Crowdfunding & Fintech Association of Canada (NCFA), TODA Network, Vanbex Group, Northern Block, FrontFundr, FintruX and partners
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Summary: An expanded 4th Annual leading financial technology and capital conference in downtown Vancouver that explores explosive growth in blockchain, AI, fintech & funding innovations, global market developments and alternative investment opportunities.

Whether you’re looking for help with business plans, marketing, finance or more, we’ve gathered a selection of free and low-cost business events for entrepreneurs and small business owners.
We also recommend visiting smallbusinessbc.ca and reviewing their full event calendar and seminar line up.
Please note details are accurate at time of publication, all summaries have been reproduced from host descriptions.
Mastering Social Media to Grow Your Business
Target audience: Anyone can attend
Date: 1 November 2018
Time: 1.00pm – 4.30pm
Location: Online webinar or Small Business BC Office Vancouver
Cost: $39+GST
Host: Small Business BC
Register
Summary: Just because you know what social media is, does not mean that you necessarily understand how to use it to grow and develop your business. This workshop focuses on understanding social media, what is it and how it’s connecting people.
Using Statistics Canada to Start and Grow Your Business
Target audience: Anyone can attend
Date: 2 November 2018
Time: 10.00am – 12.00pm
Location: Richmond
Cost: Free
Register
Summary: S.U.C.C.E.S.S. Youth BiiS and Statistics Canada would like to invite you to join this exclusive workshop. This event will highlight various data products and resources targeted at small and medium businesses, as well as those wanting to start a business, featuring resources related to retail, wholesale, import & export, Canadian business counts, household spending, financial statistics, and 2016 Census results on population, demography, income, education and labour force status.
Small Business Library Tour
Target audience: Anyone can attend
Date: 3 & 29 November 2018
Time: 10.30am – 12.00pm
Location: Central Library, Vancouver
Cost: Free
Host: Vancouver Public Library
Register: Registration not required, but more details are available here
Summary: Thinking of starting a small business? Already running a business, but need more information? Learn where to find help with small business planning, market research, financial assistance and more.
RBC Get Seeded - Pitch Night
Target audience: UBC students
Date: 5 November 2018
Time: 7.00pm – 10.00pm
Location The Gallery, Nest Building, UBC Vancouver Campus
Cost: Free
Host: AMS eHub
Register
Summary: Pitch night for the RBC Get Funded program, come along to hear the 90 second pitches, vote for your favourites and the top 10 will get seed funding. Support fellow students, hear from recent graduate entrepreneurs and meet like-minded people. Plus attendees get access to the RBC Start Up 101 Post Event Workshop (more details coming soon).
How to Apply for a Business Loan with Women’s Enterprise Centre
Target audience: Female entrepreneurs
Date: 6 & 20 November 2018
Time: 12.00 – 1.00pm
Location: Phone in session
Cost: Free
Host: Women’s Enterprise Centre
Register
Summary: Learn how to apply for a loan from Women’s Enterprise Centre. In this FREE session, the facilitator will review our lending criteria, answer your questions, advise you on how to apply and provide you with a resource package. At the end of the session, your Advisor will work with you to determine if you are eligible for a loan with us and ensure that you receive an application.
Starting a business - information session
Target audience: Female entrepreneurs
Date: 8 & 22 November 2018
Time: 12.00 – 1.00pm
Location: Phone in session
Cost: Free
Host: Women’s Enterprise Centre
Register
Summary: If you think you are ready to start a business, we encourage you to participate in one of our FREE phone-in Starting Your Business Information Sessions. The session is broken into 2 parts. In Part 1, we explain how to write an effective business plan. We cover each section of the business plan and provide strategies and resources to ensure your plan is well organized and consistent. In Part 2 we uncover how to make your business official.
Trademarks, Copyright, Patents and more
Target audience: Anyone can attend
Date: 8 November 2018
Time: 1.00pm – 4.00 pm
Location: Online webinar or Small Business BC Office Vancouver
Cost: $39+GST
Host: Small Business BC
Register
Summary: Do you know if the work you create belongs to you? Or how to prevent others from copying your ideas? Attend this seminar and hear from an intellectual property lawyer on the various forms of intellectual property protection and how they can safeguard your business.
Starting your Business: What’s the Plan?
Target audience: Anyone can attend
Date: 13 November 2018
Time: 9.00am – 12.00pm
Location: Online webinar or Small Business BC Office Vancouver
Cost: $59+GST
Host: Small Business BC
Register
Summary: What is a business plan? What do I include in it? How do I organize my plan so that lenders and investors understand my ideas? In its simplest form, a business plan is a roadmap for your business. This roadmap will outline your goals and how you will achieve them. In this seminar you will learn the key components of a business plan and leave with a framework for developing your ideas on paper.
Tackling the B2B Sale
Target audience: UBC students
Date: 13 November 2018
Time: 12.00 – 1.00pm
Location: Robert H Lee Alumni Centre, UBC Vancouver Campus
Cost: Free
Host: Entrepreneurship@UBC
Register
Summary: You’ve developed a ‘product’ that would be great for other businesses to hop on board. Now, how do you get them to engage and buy it? What’s the difference between selling it to a regular consumer? B2B is short for “business to business.” It refers to sales made to other businesses, rather than sales to individuals. Selling B2B requires a different mindset that selling to consumers. Yet, many business owners don't know how to customize their sales approach to a business customer.
Market research for your business
Target audience: Anyone can attend
Date: 22 & 29 November 2018
Time: 9.30am - 3.30pm (22 Nov) & 10.30am - 4.30pm (29 Nov)
Location: Online webinar or Small Business BC Office Vancouver
Cost: $119+GST (for both sessions, or $69 each)
Host: Small Business BC
Register
Summary: This package is designed for new and existing business owners who want to develop their business strategy by gathering information about current and potential customers, industry trends and competition. In this two part seminar series, Small Business BC’s Market Research expert, Mark Eversfield will teach you the important steps of gathering both secondary and primary market research. You will learn how ask the right questions, collect key data and interpret that information to help you make strategic business decisions.
The 4P’s of Strategic Selling
Target audience: Anyone can attend
Date: 28 November 2018
Time: 12.00 – 1.00pm
Location: SFU VentureLabs, Vancouver
Cost: Free
Host: SFU Venture Labs
Register
Summary: Is your start-up “Sales Ready?”
Building a sales program from scratch is a daunting task for any founding entrepreneur. Leaders of tech ventures commonly boast advanced technical skills, but often lack a similar level of business development expertise, or practical experience in strategic selling. And yet the single most critical success factor for of any venture is its ability to sell. Sales means cash. And cash means growth.
VanFUNDING 2018
Target audience: Anyone can attend
Date: 29-30 November 2018
Time: 8.00am – 6.30pm
Location: Online webinar or Small Business BC Office Vancouver
Cost: $250 - $300 +GST (please note these are current early bird prices. Student discounts available on request.)
Host: National Crowdfunding & Fintech Association of Canada (NCFA), TODA Network, Vanbex Group, Northern Block, FrontFundr, FintruX and partners
Register
Summary: An expanded 4th Annual leading financial technology and capital conference in downtown Vancouver that explores explosive growth in blockchain, AI, fintech & funding innovations, global market developments and alternative investment opportunities.
DHSI – the Digital Humanities Summer Institute – is a humanities training program held every summer at the University of Victoria. Delivered over a week, each course is an intensive series of classes interspersed with colloquiums, unconferences, and other community-based events, and provides an ideal environment for influencing teaching, research, dissemination, creation, and preservation in different disciplines. Course offerings have historically included such topics as text analysis, data visualization, digital pedagogy, programming, topic modelling, and more.
UBC Library is continuing as a sponsoring partner of DHSI thanks to the support of University Librarian Susan Parker. As part of this sponsorship, the Library provides free registration – normally $950 with the early bird rate, or $1,250 at full cost – for five library employees to attend a course at DSHI 2019, June 3-7 or 10-14.
If you would like to be considered for one of these sponsored spots, please submit the following to digital.initiatives@ubc.ca by October 31st:
- A short statement of interest (300 words max)
- Your preferred course(s)
- Source(s) of funding you would use to cover the other costs of attending DHSI (travel, accommodation, incidentals)
- If you have attended DHSI in the past on UBC Library-sponsored spot: the years you attended and the courses you completed
Any UBC Library staff member with an interest in Digital Humanities is invited to apply. Submissions will be reviewed by members of the Library’s Digital Humanities Working Group; we hope to notify successful applicants by November 6th.
NOTE: Participants from sponsoring institutions can also attend DHSI at a reduced rate of $650, using a discount code. If you are planning to attend DHSI next year and are interested in registering at this discounted rate, please contact Larissa Ringham (larissa.ringham@ubc.ca) for the code *before you register*, as the discount cannot be applied retroactively.
We look forward to seeing your applications! Please let us know if you have any questions.
The Meiji at 150 Project commemorates the 150th anniversary of Japan’s 1868 Meiji Restoration. As part of the project, UBC Library digitized works from the Meiji period (1868-1912), including 21 woodblock prints, 1 hand-painted kimono book, over 41 photographs, a 7-volume book on the Ainu, and more. As part of the newly launched Meiji at 150 Digital Teaching Resource (DTR), fifteen visual essays were curated for the project to pair with the digital collection, providing historical context and analysis for many items.
This digitization project is generously sponsored by the Consulate-General of Japan in Vancouver.
Here are some highlights from the collection and their corresponding essays:
Woodblock prints
These Japanese woodblock prints depict Meiji modernization, showing Western architecture in Japan. Naoko Kato, Japanese Language Librarian at UBC Asian Library and DTR co-editor, explores these prints by focusing on Japan’s self-depiction in her essay, “Reviewing Meiji via Japanese-Canadian Connections”. Her essay draws connections with how Canadians viewed Japan and with Japanese-Canadian perspectives, pulling from other digitized materials in Open Collections. Fellow co-editor Tristan R. Grunow, from UBC’s Department of History, analyzes how these woodblock prints support a particular narrative of Ginza Bricktown in his essay “Ginza Bricktown and the Myth of Meiji Modernization”, when in fact modernization was not a straight-forward project.

Utagawa, Kuniteru. Tōkyō Asakusabashi kisen shijo rōshō jōkyō tsūkō rakueki kōka no zu, [1874?].

Utagawa, Kuniteru. Daiichi Daiku Kyōbashi yori Shinbashi made renga ishizukuri shōka hanjō kisen sōtaku seikei, [between 1870 and 1874].
Moyō no hon (模様之本, “pattern book”)
This book contains 21 hand-painted kimono designs. Ayako Yoshimura’s essay “A Glimpse of Meiji Kimono Fashion” provides context, including the history of pattern books and the symbols in common motifs. Here are some of the designs – you can explore the full book here.
Moyō no hon, [between 1875 and 1880].
John Cooper Robinson Photograph Collection
As part of the Meiji 150 project, UBC Library digitized selected photographs from the John Cooper Robinson fonds, in Rare Books & Special Collections. John Cooper Robinson was a missionary and photographer who spent time in Japan from 1888 to 1925, photographing Japanese life in the Meiji period.
Allen Hockley’s essay describes how John Cooper Robinson used commercial photography studios as part of his amateur photography practice. In “J. Cooper Robinson: A Canadian Missionary and Photographer in Japan, 1888-1925”, Benjamin Bryce (Robinson’s great-great-grandson) explores Robinson’s photographic motivations and themes.
Nishiki-e (錦絵, “brocade pictures”)
In “Meiji Daughters: Their Stuff and Fancy in Brocade Pictures, 1870s-1880s”, Miriam Wattles explores women’s roles and labor early in the Meiji period. Below are some images from the collection explored in-depth in her essay:
To learn more, check out the Meiji at 150 Digital Teaching Resource, which provides a great entry point to Japanese-related digital collections at UBC. Thanks to a Teaching and Learning Enhancement Fund grant awarded to the Scholarly Communications and Copyright Office, you can also view the essay collection as a digital book, Digital Meijis: Revisualizing Modern Japanese History at 150.
References
- Meiji at 150
- Meiji at 150 Digital Teaching Resource
- Digital Meijis: Revisualizing Modern Japanese History at 150
Essays
- “Reviewing Meiji via Japanese-Canadian Connections” by Naoko Kato
- “Ginza Bricktown and the Myth of Meiji Modernization” by Tristan R. Grunow
- “A Glimpse of Meiji Kimono Fashion” by Ayako Yoshimura
- “John Cooper Robinson and Japanese Commercial Photography” by Allen Hockley
- “J. Cooper Robinson: A Canadian Missionary and Photographer in Japan, 1888-1925” by Benjamin Bryce
- “Meiji Daughters: Their Stuff and Fancy in Brocade Pictures, 1870s-1880s” by Miriam Wattles
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