Erratum

Journal of Canadian Studies/Revue d'etudes canadiennes Patricia E. Roy Jean Barman Terry Morley Eric W. Sager and Peter Baskerville Robert A.J. McDonald Robin Fisher Malcolm Page Bonita Bray Jane Fredeman Automne 1990 Fall Vol. 25, No. 3 Aspects of British Columbia (introduction) The West Beyond the West: The Demography of Settlement in British Columbia Politics as Theatre: Paradox and Complexity in British Columbia Locating the Unemployed in Urban British Columbia: Evidence from the 1891 Census Vancouver's 'Four Hundred': The Quest for Wealth and Status in Canada's Urban West, 1886-1914 The Decline of Reform: British Columbia Politics in the 1930s Fourteen Propositions About Theatre in British Columbia Against All Odds: The Progressive Arts Club's Production of Waiting for Lefty Book Publishing in British Columbia, 3 5 19 38 55 74 90 106 1990: More Than a Regional Enterprise 124 Dan Hawthorne Following the Arts James E. Neufeld Joan Murray New Books British Columbia by Design: The Sullivan Royal Commission in Historical Perspective Music Matters: The Ballet in 1989-90 The Passion of Emily Carr Canadian Studies News and Notes Published: February 1991 Erratum Due to a calculation error, three ofthe numbers reported on page 84 ofmy article, "Who Owns Canada? ..." (Vol. 25, 2, Summer 1990) are incorrect. In the last sentence of paragraph one, "1.5 to 2 billion" should read "15 to 20 billion." In the last sentence ofparagraph two, "less than I billion" should be "less than 10 billion." In the last sentence ofparagraph three, "in the range of 15 billion" should be "in the range of35 billion."The overall conclusions ofthe article remain unchanged, except that these revised figures mean educational institutions probably surpass religious organizations in their share of assets held. I thank David Stover for bringing this error to my attention and regret any inconvenience it has caused for the Journal of Canadian Studies or its readership. Edward G. Grabb 140 160 167 171 174 ...