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Warning Text %XTableStyleMedium9PivotStyleLight16`jSheet1-Sheet2&-Sheet3-Sheet4xb}Lacb!cn}Lacb!cPNG  IHDRfsRGB@}0PLTEO&IWIDATcPܿH\7L , QB@ !lؠ y`&0Mhpb3IENDB`3 A@@   w MLHistorical atlas of Canada : Canada's history illustrated with original mapsCanada's BoomtownTA model for assessing the economic costs and benefits of Athabasca Oilsands projects<Canadian Rockies : including Banff and Jasper National ParksAthabasca University 1970-19958Culture, ecology and restoration in Jasper National ParkCulture and restoration[Jasper wanderings : a miscellany of historical events, people and places of Jasper and area<Investigation of oil spill in Athabasca River, April 4, 19681The OSLO Project : a commercial oil sands projectNAlberta active projects : oil sands and heavy oil schemes : monthly supplement<Atlas of Alberta's crude bitumen reserves at 31 December ...Alsands Fort McMurray ProjectxIn the matter of application no. 780724 pursuant to section 43(1) of the oil and gas conservation act by Amoco Canada Petroleum Company Ltd. Chevron Standard Limited, Dome Petroleum Limited, Gulf Canada Resources Inc., Hudson's Bay Oil and Gas Company Limited, Pacific Petroleums Ltd., Petrofina Canada Ltd., Shell Canada Resources Limited and Shell Explorer Limited, known as the Alsands Project Group, (hereinafter called the applicant), for approval of a scheme for the recovery of oil sands, crude bitumen or products derived therefrom within an area located in townships 95 and 96, ranges 9, 10 and 11, west of the 4th meridian#Alsands Project Group interventionsIn the matter of an application of Home Oil Company Limited and Alminex Limited under part 8 of the Oil and Gas Conservation ActIn the matter of an application of Shell Canada Limited and Shell Explorer Limited under part 8 of the Oil and Gas Conservation Act)Overview of Alberta oil sands developmentQAlberta's reserves of crude oil, oil sands, gas, natural gas liquids, and sulphurkApplication for approval of the Southwest Sand Storage Conversion Project (includes volume 5 - SIR round 2)IApplication for approval of the Southwest Sand Storage Conversion ProjectbEnvironmental impact assessment for the expansion of the Syncrude Canada Ltd. Mildred Lake projectApplication to the Energy Resources Conservation Board for continued improvement and development of the Syncrude Mildred Lake OperationMarketing of small transit properties in Alberta : Fort McMurray transit, Grande Prairie transit, Lethbridge transit, Medicine Hat transit, Red Deer transit=Economic performance of four northern national parks reserves!Comprehensive environmental study/A conversation on oil sands and the environmentVA probabilistic analysis of the economics of oil recovery from the Athabasca tar sandscAssessment of data management alternatives for the Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research ProgramRWhat's your hurry, Fort McMurray? : the physical development of the oil sands townIFort McMurray catholic schools celebrate their 50th anniversary 1936-1986RDeterminants of fertility in two Canadian populations : a causal modeling approachsEffective school climate : a review of the literature and a description of instruments for assessing school climateRunning out of steam? [electronic resource] : a workshop on oil sands development and water use in the Athabasca River watershed : science and market-based solutions.7Scenes of Jasper National Park and Jasper Banff Highway@An exploratory study of deviance in the Athabasca Oil Sands area`Planning is in the implementation : a case study of resource town planning : Slave Lake, AlbertaMA Five year Parks and Recreation Master Plan for the hamlet of Fort Chipewyan#Original photographs of Jasper Park7Great Canadian oil sands on-the-job orientation project@An opinion on agricultural potential of Fort McMurray and regioniFall fisheries investigations in the Athabasca and Clearwater Rivers upstream of Fort McMurray : volume I=The sand dunes of Lake Athabasca : your adventure in learning The squattersLHistoriographical and archival survey of Jasper National Park : final report#Slave Lake golf course construction'Fort Chipewyan : recreation master planNottingham House : the Hudson's Bay Company in Athabasca, 1802-1806 / Karlis Karklins. Peter Fidler and Nottingham House, Lake Athasbasca, 1802-1806 / Robert S. Allen.Northern dunesHuman system : Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program 1975-1980 : an integration and synthesis of research results, Fort McMurray: 1961-1980)East Meets West in the Canadian Oil Sands2Fort McMurray : the oilsands boomtown settles downFLife cycle assessment comparison of North American and imported crudes2Citizenship Issue Continues to Split Alberta Metis Narine, ShariAlberta adopted the definition of citizenship from the Mtis National Council (MNC) a number of years ago, and has been encouraging registration of citizens ever since.The definition of "Mtis" means a person who self-identifies as a Mtis, is distinct from other Aboriginal peoples, is of historic Mtis Nation ancestry, and is accepted by the Mtis Nation. "Citizenship is the very key for us," said Clement Chartier, president of the Mtis National Council. "That's why leadership ... is moving citizenship because it's only citizens of the nation that have the rights of that community...our rights are based on being Mtis, not based on being part Indian, part this, part that. It's based on our nationhood." Dean Lindsay, a Mtis from Slave Lake, Alta., has been vocal in his opposition to the proposed changes in the MNA's bylaws. He claims that people with the red and white membership cards have lived as Mtis and should be grandfathered in as Mtis citizens.2010First Nations; citizenshipThe high rate of turnover has been a continual problem in resource towns. Turnover is expensive to the resource company, it is disruptive to the individuals involved and contributes to community instability. Resident dissatisfaction with the quality of life is a prime motive for out-migration from a resource community. An analysis of the recent Canstar Resource Community study indicates that, in addition to the problems of availability and affordability, residents are not satisfied with the qualitative aspects of housing. 19831An Analysis of Housing Policies in Resource TownsDAn Interpretive Perspective on Syncrude's Native Development ProgramReport to the Minister of Mines and Minerals and the Oil and Gas Conservation Board, with respect to an experiment proposed by Richfield Oil Corporation involving an underground nuclear explosion beneath the McMurray Oil SandsReport to the Lieutenant Governor in Council with respect to the applications of Cities Service Athabasca Inc. and Shell Canada Limited under Part VIA of the Oil and Gas Conservation ActoReport on an application of Great Canadian Oil Sands Limited under Part VIA of the Oil and Gas Conservation ActReport to the Lieutenant Governor in Council with respect to the application of Great Canadian Oil Sands Limited under Part VIA of the Oil and Gas Conservation ActAOil sands consultations : multistakeholder committee final report@Oil Sands Consultation Multistakeholder Committee interim reportBReport to the Board of Trustees, January 1, 1949-December 31, 1949*Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park : plantsLesser Slave Lake, Alberta&Athabasca oil sands of Alberta, CanadaSurvey of Fort McMurraySurvey of Slave Lake;Recreation development plan : town of Fort McMurray Alberta~Alberta Technical Committee report to the Minister of Mines and Minerals and the Oil and Gas Conservation Board with respect to an experiment proposed by Richfield Oil Corporation involving an underground nuclear explosion beneath the McMurray Oil Sands with the objective of determining the feasibility of recovering the oil with the aid of the heat released from such an explosion4Responsible actions : a plan for Alberta's oil sandsPConstraint map report series for Alberta : Municipal District of Westlock no. 92-Report on the regulation of Lesser Slave Lake=Worker fatally injured in vehicle rollover [fatality report].wApplication for approval of the Devon Jackfish 2 Project including supplementary information requests (SIRs) al< l rounds4Horizon oil sands project : application for approvalkWindow on the past : archaeological assessment of the Peace Point site, Wood Buffalo National Park, AlbertaNBig Bend integrated resource plan : financial, income and employment analysis EAlberta oil sands corridor development study, 1980 : background studyNative people; waste treatment centre; Swan Hills Waste Treatment Centre; Aboriginal; traditional land use; pollution; hazardous materials; PCBs; cancerKRegional council protests deadly PCB emissions (Lesser Slave Lake, Alberta)."We reserve our harshest criticism for the plant going from 15 kg to 33.46 kg, while promising to get down to 1.5 kg," said Bruce Collingwood, Alberta Liberal environmental protection critic and member of the legislature for Sherwood Park. "The operator of the plant obviously has an obligation to operate cleanly and efficiently." "[The leakage] might impact the trap lines and the local environment," said Richard Secord, legal counsel for the Lesser Slave Lake council. "But the whole watershed slopes down towards Lesser Slave Lake, so anything released in the Swan Hills is the concern to the bands." In the statement of concern, the council details its concern over fugitive emissions, stating that they "clearly remain a problem at the Alberta Special waste treatment centre." The council suggests that the estimate of about 34 kg per year is itself a projection of Chem-Security, "and cannot be relied upon." The statement goes on to say: "The PCBs which have been released to date have already created contamination in the soils, vegetation, wildlife and fish."NativenNative Peoples; First Nations; pollution; environment; hazardous waste; PCBs; waste management; waste disposalshttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?did=419214191&sid=4&Fmt=3&clientId=12302&RQT=309&VName=PQDNative people; Swan Hills Waste Treatment Plant; PCBs; Lesser Slave Lake Regional Council; Chem-Security; waste leakage; environmental contamination; First Nations2Approval Given to import toxic waste to Swan HillsCAlberta's Natural Resources Conservation Board has approved the province's bid to import toxic waste for treatment at the plant, which sits on the traditional lands of the First Nations that signed Treaty 8 in 1899. Alberta's Tory Premier Ralph Klein defends the NRCB's decision, saying he hopes Alberta becomes the hazardous waste capital of Canada. "What Mr. Klein is trying to do is justify the big subsidy that's going to Bovar," said [Brian Staszenski]. "If we were cleaning up our province it might be worth it but 80 per cent of Alberta waste is not going to Swan Hills." WEnvironment; First Nations; Native peoples; PCBs; waste materials; hazardous substancesshttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?did=440700391&sid=4&Fmt=3&clientId=12302&RQT=309&VName=PQDtoxic waste; waste treatment plant; Alberta's Natural Resources Conservation Board; traditional lands;First Nations; PCBs; environmental monitoring; Aboriginal peoples; Sucker Creek Band; trapping and hunting; Lesser Slave Lake Regional Council; Chem-SecurityLesser Slave Lake, Swan HillsLRecreation and culture master plan, City of Fort McMurray, November 28, 1983_Alternatives to Northern Transportation Co. Ltd. services to Fort Chipewyan : executive summary Focus northThe news (Fort Chipewyan)8High Prairie School Division No. 48 investigation report:Stories my granny told me : stories, tales, legends, poems%Fort McMurray: Alberta's Jubilee City7Fort McMurray general municipal plan background reports0Need information? - Oil Sands Information CentreOilmens thirty yearsxSeton General Hospital, Jasper, Alberta : 1930-1980 : the first 12 century to the Jasper community and its many visitorsHReclaimed energy : how Canadian ingenuity tapped the Athabasca Oil SandsLongitudinal study of personal adjustment and social conditions in the Fort McMurray area, HS 30.1, phase 1 : draft final report, volume 1 : research designWabasca; DesmaraisWindspeaker, formerly Ammsa BNT-75-158866<Re: Wabasca-Desmarais, Amenities Give Town New Lease on Life BNT-75-171849$R. Woodward Visits Wabasca/Desmarais1986 BNT-75-177242#Wabasca/Desmarais Citizens Remember BNT-75-205899 Wabasca Cree Maintains TraditionCree; tradition BNT-75-205895!Wabasca People Train to be Nurses1988Jasper National ParkVisit Becker's Bungalow ResortQSouvenir folder of Jasper National Park : the gem of the Rockies, Alberta, CanadaJasper Park LodgegWhat to do-at Jasper and Mount Robson : ride, climb, hike, motor, swim, play golf, tennis, or just rest4Skiing! Jasper National Park in the Canadian Rockies3What to do at Jasper National Park and Mount Robson!Scenic motor drives : Jasper Park/Roche Bonhomme Bungalows : Jasper National Park<Scenes along the Cavell Drive : Jasper National Park, CanadaHJasper Park Lodge in the heart of Jasper National Park, Canadian RockiesjJasper (National) Park, Canadian Rocky Mountains : [picture] : 20 real photographs for your snapshot albumFJasper National Park : Alberta, Canada : the playground of the Rockies$Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada, 19156Jasper National Park for your Canadian Rockies holiday=Jasper in June a vacation time superb in the Canadian RockiesQJasper, the ultimate in beauty : Kiefer's Alpine Village, the ultimate in comfortHow to get to the Klondyke: the safest, best and cheapest route to Yukon gold fields is via the Regina, Prince Albert, Green Lake and Fort McMurray water routeVarious forts or trading stations, cities, towns, villages and other settlements comprised in the dioceses of British Columbia, Manitoba, the North-West, Hudson's Bay and Labrador*Athabasca Tar Sands : future energy source#Oil sands plant offers career jobs!GNews reports pertaining to the Peace-Athabasca Delta Project, 1970-1971Parc national Jasper, AlbertaWhitecourt, Alberta :IEnvironment Canada review of the Syncrude environmental impact assessment9Organizing Distance Education Alternatives : final report#OSLO oilsands project scoping study:Historical resources phase I : baseline study OSLO project]Technical reports of the Northern River Basins Study by subject and geographical area studiedWhitecourt floodplain studyZSalute to scholarship : essays presented at the offic[i]al opening of Athabasca UniversityArchie of Athabasca,Environmental Law and Canada's First NationsOil sands : the bitumen's backzChristina Lake Thermal Project : application to Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and to Alberta Environmental Protection"Jasper National Park trends reportPThe "ecocentre" at Lesser Slave Lake : development concept and feasibility study/Parc national Jasper du Canada : plan directeurJasper townsite plan<The fur trade of Fort Chipewyan on Lake Athabaska, 1778-1835/Athabasca oil sands historical research project8History of the Athabasca Oil Sands Region 1890 to 1960'sFHistory of the Athabasca Oil Sands Region 1890 to 1960's: Oral History@Emporium of the north : Fort Chipewyan and the fur trade to 1835NA study of the impact of construction camps on the people of Northeast Alberta1Planning resource towns for the Alberta Tar SandsJasper National Park of CanadaNState of the community report : Town of Jasper, Jasper National Park of CanadaHCanada's national parks and national historic sites : the mountain guide1Heavy oil and oilsands guidebook and directory IVChallenges and innovations 1994&Heavy oil : opportunities and optimismAthabasca and Slave Rivers#Oil sands supply and infrastructuremIntegration of native workers into the industrial labour force in the Athabasca Oil Sands Region : a proposaldMental health and the workplace : results of the key informant interviews for Fort McMurray, Alberta+Work and well-being, Fort McMurray, AlbertavMental health and the workplace : analysis of the citizen survey data for the Fort McMurray pilot community in AlbertaDBe an explorer at Jasper : CN's famed resort in the Canadian RockiesGPicture yourself at Jasper : CNR's famed resort in the Canadian R< ockies&Jasper National Park, Canadian Rockies-Yours again! : Jasper in the Canadian RockiesCanadian Rockies, Jasper National Park, Alaska : a series of sixteen views depicting scenic features along the routes of the Canadian National Railways and Canadian National Steamships;Pictorial map of Jasper National Park and Mount Robson Park)Jasper Park Lodge in the Canadian RockiesJasper Park Lodge, Jasper National Park, Alberta in the heart of the Canadian Rockies, owned and operated by Canadian National RailwaysRExclusive photogravure views of Jasper Park Lodge, Alberta & Minaki Lodge, OntarioHTo the Pacific coast through the Canadian Rockies & Jasper National Park8Jasper Park Lodge : in the heart of the Canadian Rockies!Jasper Park Lodge on Lac Beauvert$Jasper Park Lodge : Canadian RockiesNJasper National Park and the triangle tour : Mountains, lakes & sheltered seas_Traditional Environmental Knowledge and Land Use Assessment - Volume 3, Section 3, Appendix a.5Kirby in-situ oil sands project - v.6. Social aspectsKirby in-situ oil sands projectLKirby in-situ oil sands project -- v.7. Human health risk impact assessmentwVisitor profile and economic impact statement of northern national parks (reserves) and historic sites : summary reportOPublic input summary : core concept stage, Four Mountain Parks Planning ProgramPetroChina Deals with AOSC That Moment Total walks away from UTS EnergyOil sands agreements#First Nations and Metis communitiesHeavy Oil & Tar Sands : Producing, Upgrading & Economics : participant notebook, December 9 - 10, 1985, Sheraton Plaza La Reina Hotel, Los Angeles, CaParticipant notebook'Frommer's Banff & Jasper National Parks,Fort Chipewyan hotel development opportunityHSocioeconomic transition in the Foothills Model Forest from 1996 to 2001>Accounting for natural resources in the Foothills Model ForestdHousing for the North : the stackwall system : construction report, Mildred Lake tank and pump houseoAn evaluation of the Mamowichihitowin Community Wellness Program : Phase 1, program description and logic model~Evaluation du Programme de mieux-etre communautaire Mamowichihitowin : etape 1, description et modele logique du ProgrammePeace-Athabasca Delta water management works evaluation : a report prepared under the Peace-Athabasca Delta Implementation AgreementIdentification of management requirements for the Lake Athabasca and Peace-Athabasca Delta area and alternate management structuresyThe Peace-Athabasca Delta Symposium : implications, findings and recommendations : an overview by the editorial committeeMinutes of committee meetingsRecreation and tourism studyMClassified list of materials catalogued for the Peace-Athabasca Delta ProjectEA collection of information on the history of the Fort Chipewyan area[List of maps, charts, graphs and photomosaics created for the Peace-Athabasca Delta ProjectUA collection of information on socio-economic conditions in the Peace-Athabasca DeltaHA collection of general information on the Peace-Athabasca Delta Project/The Peace-Athabasca Delta : a Canadian resourceThe Peace-Athabasca Delta : a Canadian resource : a report on low water levels in Lake Athabasca and their effects on the Peace-Athabasca DeltaThe Peace-Athabasca Delta Project : Technical report : a report on lower water levels in Lake Athabasca and their effects on the Peace-Athabasca DeltabCompetitiveness and resource taxation : a case study of the oil sands : a summary of the symposium00 Collection 1942-1953xFort McMurray future housing needs study : for presentation to the Fort McMurray Monitoring Committee, September 3, 1975,Jasper and vicinity : west of sixth meridian9Developing Alberta's oil sands : from Karl Clark to Kyoto7Cancer incidence in Fort Chipewyan, Alberta : 1995-2006FAnniversary survey report of the 1988 flood in Slave Lake and I. D. 17jAssessing the air quality and human exposure to selected volatile organic compounds in Fort McKay, Alberta7Athabasca : exhibitions from the university collectionsJGifted education implementation in a school district : an evaluative study#Zoning in the Athabasca River BasinDSaskatchewan-Nelson River Project : Athabasca River diversion tunnelCResearch on native shrub propagation for use in reclamation studies-Fur harvest survey Wood Buffalo National Park6City of Fort McMurray : Community Tourism Action Plan.?An account of the Athabasca oil sands for grade v and vi pupilsGuide to the Alberta oil sand area along the Athabasca River between McMurray and Bitumont and to the oil sand separation plant of the government of Alberta at Bitumont=Oil sands scientist : the letters of Karl A. Clark, 1920-1949The bituminous sands of AlbertaEAthabasca oil sands : historical review and summary of technical dataYAthabasca oil sands from laboratory to production : the letters of Karl A. Clark, 1950-66+[Papers relating to Alberta bituminous sandSTar sands showdown : Canada and the new politics of oil in an age of climate changeAn apostle of the North: memoirs of the Right Reverend William Carpenter Bompas, D.D., first Bishop of Athabasca, 1874-1884; first Bishop of Mackenzie River, 1884-1891; first Bishop of Selkirk (Yukon), 1891-1906PAn apostle of the north : memoirs of the Right Reverend William Carpenter Bompas>Town of Fort McMurray and Tar Sands Region : planning analysisZProject : preliminary land use study, areas 4b, 5 and 9, location : Fort McMurray, Alberta1The New town of Fort McMurray : general plan 1974gPreliminary design report area 6 : industrial and commercial development, New Town of Fort McMurray. --Fort McMurray area 5 concept$Fort McMurray proposed skeletal planRNew town of Fort McMurray : proposed development concept for major commercial area8The new town of Fort McMurray : the revised general planUPreliminary design report area 1 : residential development New Town of Fort McMurray.EIntegrated development concept for area 1 : new town of Fort McMurray8New town of Fort McMurray population/housing study no. 1MNew town of Fort McMurray, Alberta : guidelines for the development of area 4<Project REDEAL final report to Advanced Education & Manpower,Mount Brown and the sources of the AthabascaLesser Slave Lake regional plan. Rural land use study. Interim report : surface disposition and general land use in the Lesser Slave Lake areaLesser Slave Lake regional plan rural land use study section III : allocation of land according to renewable resource potential)One man's mountains : Joe Weiss in Jaspery Ribbon of water and steamboats north: meeting place of many waters : part two in a history of Fort McMurray, 1870-1898 {An appraisal of the legal issues in the management of Alberta oil sands as a model for the development of Nigeria oil sandsaInvesting in our future: : responding to the rapid growth of oil sands development : final reportResources-information sheetsOTown of Slave Lake general municipal plan : prepared for the Town of Slave Lake(Fort McMurray fringe area planning study/Town of Slave Lake general municipal plan, 19798Community infrastructure for Slave Lake, Alberta : draft"Fort Chipewyan area structure planThe saga of the Swan Hills Special Waste Treatment Centre began in 1980. Itwas thoughtby rnany an ill - advised idea then; now, few doubt that the hundreds of millions poured into the plant could have been better spent doing almost anything else. As the province washes its hands of the whole issue, though, there's still the legacy of the plant, and it's a legacy that the members of the eight bands in the Lesser Slave Lake Indian Regional Council have to live with, day in, day out. That legacy is pollution. Poisoning Paradise: A Native View of the Swan Hills Waste TreAtment Centre details the concerns about pollution. After the 42minute film, the viewer wants to think twice about the Swan Hills development, and perhaps about other developmenb, too. The < worst chemicals in the world -- stuff that is persistent, bio - cumulative and toxic such as PCBs and heavy metals -- are being released into the environment at Swan Hills through spills and the effluent, which contains some incompletely burned elements which are lethal to surrounding life, and most lethal at the top of the food chain. Native people are at the top of the Swan Hills food chain. gFirst Nations; pollution; Native peoples; hazardous waste; waste disposal; environment; videorecordingsshttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?did=636347221&sid=3&Fmt=3&clientId=12302&RQT=309&VName=PQD.Fort Chipewyan : Community Tourism Action Plan1Teaching success and acceptance in rural settingsDJasper Park Lodge : built heritage resource description and analysis<Jasper Park Lodge golf course : cultural heritage evaluationPapers, 1907-1980.CHealth and environmental risk perception in the Athabasca oil sandsKPersonal air sampling of volatile organic compounds in Fort McKay, Alberta.UOffice airphoto study of sand and gravel prospects vicinity of Fort McMurray, Alberta0The Athabasca tar sands as a source of crude oilLA study of elementary counseling in the Fort McMurray Catholic School systemUComparison of early bird and traditional prenatal classes - Fort McMurray Health UnitHigh Prairie community surveyMayerthorpe community surveyBarrhead community surveyWhitecourt community survey&High Prairie regional recreation study'Economic survey, village of Mayerthorpe4Fort McMurray fringe area planning study March, 1986'Alberta Peers-Whitecourt land use studySAnalysis of the village of Kinuso : Lesser Slave Lake regional plan, interim report4Locations of restricted development areas in AlbertaWabasca-Parish of the Month45ChurchDiocese; ChurchWabasca; Peace RiverPeace Messenger BNT-75-205900+The effect of regulation of the Peace River.Environmental aspects of oil sands development;CAPP's technical review of the Alberta Royalty Panel reporttOil sands : benefits to Alberta and Canada, today and tomorrow, through a fair, stable and competitive fiscal regime.CAPP released 2005 petroleum reserves estimateZAlberta's oil and natural gas industry : contributing to a strong provincial economy cCAPPEBackgrounder : oil sands economic impacts across Canada : CERI reportCBrief to the Northern Diseased Bison Environmental Assessment PanelCanada's oilsands : [brochure]Opportunities & optimismCanadian heavy oil : think heavy, think Canadian heavy oil, think renewal, December 2, 1993, Calgary Convention Centre, Calgary, Alberta2Heavy oil and oilsands guidebook and directory IIIAbstract PublicationVolumeTopicsLanguageKeywordsData for drop-down menuArtwork+Audio Recording (CD or audio cassette, etc)Bills/Resolutions Book, EditedBook, Section (Chapter, etc) Book, WholeCase/Court DecisionsComputer ProgramConference PaperDissertation/Thesis Dissertation/Thesis, UnpublishedEncyclopaedia ArticleA prehistoric settlement-subsistence model for northeastern Alberta, Canstar Oil Sands Ltd. bituminous sands leases 33, 92, and 95 : a preliminary statementcFueling fortress America : a report on the Athabasca tar sands and U.S. demands for Canada's energy0Time's grip along the Athabasca, 1920s and 1930sDivided we fallPeril en la demeureHEconomic approaches to environmental management of the Alberta tar sandsgNotice respecting the boundary between His Majesty's possessions in North America and the United StatesWAlberta vision for oil sands development : National Buyer Seller Forum March 1315, 2007$Calgary: Gulf Canada Resources Inc. 1Demography, human geography, economic development0northern Alberta; Wabasca; Desmarais, Sandy LakeoNatural resources; First Nations; sustainable development; population statistics; community impact assessment. POLAR 220485 HC 117 A32 S923 1980 AEU (LOCAL)AWabasca-Desmarais land tenure project: report of community survey<Piepenberg, R.L; Leriger, P.A.; Milligan, G.; Skrenek, J.M. DReport of community survey conducted to gather information about land tenure situation in Wabasca-Desmarais area of northern Alberta. Asserts that disparity of social and economic opportunity in region has resulted from unequal treatment of Metis, treaty Indian, and non-Indian residents by federal and Alberta governments. cland ownership; community development; acculturation; First Nations; Wabasca-Desmarais; land tenure#northern Alberta; Wabasca-Desmarais POLAR 342920E 92 P614 1974 AEU (LOCAL) Wabasca-Desmarais Community Plan!Graduate returns to teach at homeGladue, Yvonne *Alberta Water Council - 2007 Annual ReportAlberta, a world energy centreThe amazing Athabasca oil sands-Alberta's oil sands. Resourceful. Responsible)Alberta's oil sands. Opportunity. BalancemAir quality monitoring Slave Lake area and Mitsue Industrial Park : December 2005 - April 2006 : final report*Code of practice for watercourse crossingsPCode of practice for pipelines and telecommunication lines crossing a water bodyJRegional sustainable development strategy for the Athabasca Oil Sands area.Economic analysis of the Athabasca River Basin:Lesser Slave Lake water resource management study proposalEAlberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program : annual report 1981Sunrise thermal projectSunrise thermal project: Volume 3, Environmental impact assessment; land & resource use, traditional knowledge (TEK), historical resources, human health, SEIA: Long Lake Project: Volume 3 Terrestrial resources - Terrestrial resources - Traditional land use - Resource use - Human health - Historical resources - Socio-economics mLong Lake Project : application for approval to Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and to Alberta EnvironmentVoyageur South projectVoyageur South project: Volume 10 Historical resources impact assessment for the Suncor Voyageur South Project permit #2006-545 / Golder AssociatesVoyageur South project: Volume 18: Traditional land use setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder AssociatesVoyageur South project: Volume 15 History of reclamation and reclamation research for the Suncor oil sands projects / Golder AssociateswVoyageur South project: Volume 4 Environmental Impact Assessment; terrestrial resources and human environment resourcesVoyageur projectXVoyageur project: Volume 6. Environmental impact assessment; human environment resources\Regional sustainable development strategy for the Athabasca Oil Sands area : progress report7Economics of influencing the level of Lesser Slave LakemSupplemental information requirements Alberta Pacific Forest Industries Inc. environmental impact assessment."Athabasca tar sands corridor studyInformation about the programTJoslyn SAGD Project Phase IIIA application for approval and supplemental informationmJoslyn SAGD Project phase IIIA Alberta Energy and Utilities Board, Alberta Environment integrated applicationIAlberta's environment conference 2006 : towards sustainability May 2 to 51An environmental study of the Athabasca Tar SandsChristina Lake regional project=Christina Lake regional project: Volume 5. Human environment'Christina Lake regional project phase 3MacKay River expansion"Suncor south tailings pond projectSuncor south tailings pond project: volume 6. Historical resources impact assessment for the Suncor south tailings pond project permit #2003-244 ySuncor south tailings pond project: volume 11. Traditional land use baseline for the Suncor south tailings pond projecthCanada Alberta Northwest Territories response to the Northern River Basins Study report to the Ministers4Athabasca River sandhills access and protection planFFort McMurray-Athabasca Oil Sands subregional integrated resource plan3Campground guide, Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park*Lesser Slave Lake regulation status report2Lesser Slave Lake education & enforcement strategy#Slave Lake flood risk mapping studyHinton flood risk mapping stud< y)Flood information map, Town of Slave Lake?Monitoring activities : in the Northern River Basins Study areaThe Alberta oil sands story"An Alberta oil sands status report1Regional economic indicators. Wood Buffalo region?User statistics report : recreation section : Slave Lake forest?User statistics report : recreation section : Whitecourt forestLAthabasca oil sands multiple use corridor study : corridor selection processCConventional oil, oil sands and gas wells and associated facilities$Opportunity Alberta energy resourcesRoyalty review materialsForest management agreementsEParks and protected areas & integrated resource plan special land use"Athabasca oil sands production mapAir water landDouble Trouble3Decision making in the north : oil sands case studyThree northern river basins : a portfolio of information prepared for the annual meeting of the Canadian Water Resources Association, Edmonton, Alberta, June 4-6, 1975Assessment of the potential lifetime cancer risks associated with exposure to inorganic arsenic among Indigenous People living in the Wood Buffalo Region of AlbertasAnalysis of the decline of bison in Wood Buffalo National Park from 1971 to 1981 and a review of the status to 1989NThe Fort McMurray homeschool study : an exploration in the ecology of childrenNGranite deposits Fort Chipewyan : a preliminary analysis of costs and benefitsOA preliminary report on the feasibility of bus service for Fort MacKay, AlbertaGJust say no to the oil sands : is the U.S. shooting itself in the foot?,Athabasca oil sands bibliography (1789-1964)0Bibliography of the Athabasca oil sands, Alberta%Guide to the Athabasca Oil Sands areaJAthabasca Tar Sands study : the environmental impact of in situ technologyTreasure of the Athabaska#Alberta formed, Alberta transformedCApplication for a permit to construct an oil sands dredging projectqConference report, Fort McMurray, Alta. : Oct. 2-4, 1985 / sponsored by the Northern Alberta Development Council.Challenge North 2003 : opportunities, strategies, success, April 9,10,11, 2003. Fort McMurray, Alberta : conference proceedings.The land of Peter Pond=On the edge of the Shield : Fort Chipewyan and its hinterland%Fort Chipewyan : gateway to the north00 Papers, 1973-1977Venturing forthPFirst Nations; Native Peoples; hazardous substances; waste disposal; environmentshttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?did=385146651&sid=2&Fmt=3&clientId=12302&RQT=309&VName=PQDFirst Nations; hazardous wastes; Swan Hills waste treatment plant; environmental groups;Swan River First Nation; Driftpile First Nation; Sucker Creek First Nation; Lesser Slave Lake Regional Council; environmental protection; public health Swan Hills&Smoke-eaters tackle early fire season McKinley, RobP"It can really be discouraging for the guys on the line," said [Jim Pearce], "but it's not for any lack of effort." Equipped with chainsaws, hand tools, the crew works as a synchronized unit to beat back the flames. They march into the burning area and battle smoke, falling tree hazards and the potential of fires 'crowning' into the treetops and passing them overhead. It's enough to get the blood pumping and the heart beating...but it's not all go, go, go. [Daniel Herman] isn't sure why most of Alberta's firefighter are Native, he just knows they've been doing it "for years and years."DIndigenous People; disasters; Native Americans; First Nations; firesshttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?did=625183611&sid=2&Fmt=3&clientId=12302&RQT=309&VName=PQD(Swan Hills; Lac La Biche; Drayton ValleyVSmoke-eaters; firefighters; fire season; Aboriginal; Native Americans; First Nations; Sentences evolvingBarnsley, Paul<Ft. McMurray railway extension : draft location study reportvStuck in the tar sands: how the federal government's proposed climate change strategy lets oil companies off the hook.Application for approval of the MacKay River commercial project: Volume 5: Land use; Socio-economic impact assessment; Historical resources; Traditional ecological knowledge and traditional use.?Application for approval of the MacKay River commercial projectProgress in Canada's oil sandswWood Buffalo business case 2005 : a business case for government investment in the Wood Buffalo Region's infrastructurefA summary of studies required to assess and minimize environmental damage due to tar sands developmentpReport on cost estimates for infrastructure needs for communities of Ft. Chipewyan, Ft. McKay, Anzac and JanvierAnnual report and fact book]The Athabasca University MBA : a new kind of management programme for a new age in managementwAthabasca University : Community Access Program : an initiative to improve community-based access to university degrees7Athabasca University : profile and performance, 1991-92"Annual financial statements report"Strategic academic plan, 1988-1992Aurora/Staff publications and research interests, 1986Art competitions : project one.Athabasca University calendar4Competitive advantage through education and trainingFinancial statements(Athabasca University institutional plan.:Athabasca University : an experiment in practical planning2Athabasca University : a framework for development$Mission statement and long-term plan5Occupational injury and disease in Alberta. Tar sandsWestlock community profile3Worker pulled from overhead crane [fatality report]:Worker caught in jaw crusher tail pulley [fatality report]ASlave Lake public hearings : hardwood agreement area, May 15 1972$Alberta oil sands; facts and figuresCReport to the I.A.A. annual assembly, Fort McMurray, June 4-6, 1991&Fort Chipewyan [cartographic material]Lesser Slave LakeFort Chipewyan - Map 74L?Land capability for wildlife - ungulates : Fort Chipewyan - 74L^Submissions on land use : briefs presented to the Alberta Land Use Forum, July, 1974-May, 1975(Fort McMurray Fringe Area Planning Study%Northeastern Alberta workforce surveyYAppendix 4. Alberta Newsprint Company ltd Newsprint Mill socio-economic impact assessmentIEnvironmental impact assessment of the proposed Whitecourt newsprint milloEconomic opportunities in the woodlands, Athabasca Legion Hall, January 26 & 27, 1994 : workshop summary reportbThe Alberta Oil Sands Community Exposure and Health Effects Assessment Program : executive summarycThe Alberta Oil Sands Community Exposure and Health Effects Assessment Program : technical approachcThe Alberta Oil Sands Community Exposure and Health Effects Assessment Program : project management=From potential to prosperity : progress in Canada's oil sands1Study area familiarization tour and field seminarCAn introduction to Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program_Preliminary recommendations for mapping of aquatic habitat parameters for the AOSERP study areaGAlberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program : policy and directionA socioeconomic evaluation of the recreational use of fish and wildlife resources in Alberta, with particular reference to the AOSERP study area Annual reportKAlberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program:Review for the fiscal year[A Manual of operational procedures for the Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research ProgramjFamiliarization tour : AOSERP study area, 27 October 1976 Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research ProgramlCanada-Alberta agreement for the Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program, 1975 : office compilation=Newsletter - Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research ProgramwLongitudinal study of personal adjustment and social conditions in the Fort McMurray area : phase I: draft final reportLongitudinal study of personal adjustment and social conditions in the Fort McMurray area : pre-test and modification of instrumentsqAlberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program interim report : covering the period April 1975 to November 1978SOverview of local economic development in the Athabasca oil sands region since 1961=Service delivery in the Athabasca Oil Sands region since 1961< GOperations plan of the Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program,Heavy oil enhanced recovery index : glossary$Alberta Oil Sands Information Center The Tar paper"Alberta oil sands index : glossary+AOSTRA : a 15 year portfolio of achievementSProceedings of the 4th Oil Sands Research Seminar : program and abstracts of papersThe oil sands of AlbertaAOSTRA oil sands 2000 : energy, environment, enterprise, Hilton International Hotel, Edmonton, Alta., Canada, Mar. 26, 27 and 28, 1990 ; preprintsCAlberta Oil Sands Technology and Research Authority ten year reviewfAOSTRA University Industry Access Program : eighth annual seminar, October 1983 : agenda and abstractsjAOSTRA University Industry Access Program : seventh annual seminar, 29.9.82-1.10.82 : projects & abstractsReport on a portion of the District of Athabasca [microform] : comprising the country between Peace River and Athabasca River north of Lesser Slave LakeZBecoming trappers : the transformation to a fur trade mode of production at Fort Chipewyan'Fort Chipewyan and the Great Depression\How the (north) west was won : development and underdevelopment in the Fort Chipewyan regionhFur trade society to class society : the development of ethnic stratification at Fort Chipewyan, AlbertaQThe Cree band land entitlement in Wood Buffalo National Park : history and issues>Northwind dreaming = Kiwetin Pawatmowin Tthisi Niltsi Nats ete8The Uncovered past : roots of northern Alberta societies7Regulatory issues associated with oil sands developmentSA register of service : the centennial history of the Anglican Diocese of AthabascaDCarbon neutral 2020 : a leadership opportunity in Canada's oil sandsYHistorical resources impact assessment, western portion of Syncrude lease no. 17, Alberta2011 homeless homelessness; Jazzy Desjarlais Alberta ViewsAvatar in the Oil Sands Stenson, FredThe article focuses on the suitability of the Alberta oil sands for the modern cinema of filmmaker James Cameron. It notes that Cameron is most interested in doing what has never been done. It points out that oil sands strip mines through CAT 397B. It predicts that the spirit of his film "Avatar" could be given a supernatural twist. On the other hand, it is anticipated that oil sands companies would have recruited the whole crew of the film. 6oil sands; filmmaking; strip mining; cinema production 1480-3151IJames Cameron; oil sands; production; direction; motion pictures; castingHomeless in Fort Mac. @northern Alberta; Athabasca Lake; Fort McMurray; Fort Chipewyan0northern Alberta; Fort McMurray; MacKenzie RiverAlberta; Fort McMurrayfih-4FE45E29-4ACFBE79Indigenous peoples; environmental impact; trapping; environmental protection; zoology; natural gas pipeline; wildlife management; oil sands; socio-economic effects +Alberta; Fort McMurray; Anzac; Fort McMcKayXThe Impact of oil sands development on trapping with management implications [microform]$Aboriginal Community Data InitiativeStatistics Canada2005Indigenous peopleOttawa; Statistics CanadaIssue\Nomination of the Canadian Rockies by Canada for inclusion in the Unesco World Heritage ListQBackcountry management in Banff, Jasper, Kootenay and Yoho National Parks, CanadaoA working document on population projections for the Northeast Alberta Region : Northeast Alberta Regional PlanqAn information document on the service industry in the Northeast Alberta Region : Northeast Alberta regional planvA working document on urban population requirements for the Northeast Alberta Region : Northeast Alberta Regional PlanAnzac, a community profile.@Canada's toxic tar sands : the most destructive project on earthNA study of attitudes in Edmonton towards the favorability of the Syncrude dealDraft of the Fort Chipewyan work force survey / conducted under the auspices of the Cree Treaty Indian Band, the Fort Chipewyan Metis Association, the Chipewyan Treaty Indian Band ; data analysis by Hobart Walsh and Associates, Consultants, Ltd.Hand book of the Church of England missions in the eleven dioceses of Selkirk, Mackenzie River, Moosonee, Caledonia, Athabasca, Columbia, New Westminster, Saskatchewan, Calgary, Qu'appelle and Rupert's LandFort Chipewyan!RInkonze : the stones of traditional knowledge : a story of the Athabasca tar sands-Inkonze : the stones of traditional knowledgefThe northward extension : an overview of the possibilities of railway extension north of Fort McMurrayjAlberta government committee report on Great Canadian Oil Sands oil spill to Athabasca River, June 6, 1970OPulp mills and the environment : an annotated bibliography for northern AlbertaMThe waters that bind us : transboundary implications of oil sands development>Haste makes waste : the need for a new oil sands tenure regime There were strange things done--HPeace-Athabasca Delta Project : the problems, proposals and action takenAlberta-North (adult learning system) : design and development document : a framework for a network of education and training services in Northern Alberta<The impact of the Syncrude project on the economy of AlbertaVThe place we call home : a history of Fort McMurray, as its people remember, 1778-1980[Fort Chipewyan records]The first Athabasca University8Oil sands : Canada's first answer to the energy shortageNorth American Oil Sands@Angling regulations in the Athabasca drainage : discussion paperzOur fair share : report of the Alberta Royalty Review Panel to the Hon. Lyle Oberg, Minister of Finance, 18 September 2007LTerms of reference for the Review Panel : reviewing Alberta's royalty systemCulturing wilderness in Jasper National Park : studies in two centuries of human history in the Upper Athabasca River Watershed,Fort McMurray overview : background data. --Fort McMurray overview+Jasper-Hinton air service development study*Kearl oil sands project - mine developmentJAnnual conservation and reclamation report for the Kearl Oil Sands Project Major resource impact evaluationTreaty 8 news release3Information booklet / Indian Association of AlbertaZOffice consolidation of an act to provide for the establishment of a National Energy BoarduThe systematic recruitment and selection of project staff; a staffing plan for the Athabasca University pilot project%Peter Pond, fur trader and adventurerOil sands for high schoolBitumen safety codeaProgress report on Athabasca Tar Sands study for government of Alberta, Department of Environment#Whitecourt environmental study-1975AAthabasca tar sands study : additional submission - January, 1972vAn environmental study of the Athabasca Tar Sands; report and recommendations to Alberta Department of the Environment]Our trail-- north : a true story of pioneering in the Peace River country of northern Alberta8Preliminary fiscal evaluation of Alberta oil sands termsHeritage RiversWhitecourt areadSocial carrying capacity at the Columbia Icefield : applying the visitor impact management frameworkThis is Syncrude6Frontier fertility : a study of Fort McMurray familiesMThe legislative and regulatory framework for oil sands development in AlbertanThe legislative and regulatory framework for oil sands development in Alberta : a detailed review and analysis%The ladies, the Gwich'in, and the RateHow the oil sands got to the Great Lakes Basin : pipelines, refineries and emissions to air and water;A biological investigation of the Athabasca River oil spillQOutline specification MacDonald Island recreation complex, Fort McMurray, Alberta#Peter Pond, fur trader and explorer$Valuing bitumen for the BRIK programBOur Lady of Lourdes, Jasper, Alberta : a parish history, 1846-1996&Characterization of oil sand resourcesCStatistics of sampling for Athabasca oil sand and model populationslAthabasca Health Unit report of flood disaster, town of Slave Lake and Improvement District 17, July 6, 1988Canadian and American Indians : an overview of approaches to research / a review of the literature by Valda Walsh ; in collaboration with Charles Hobart. --< 2Alberta's New Town Act : the case of Fort McMurray'Oil sands/heavy oil and the environmentLesser Slave Lake flood studyfImaging and imagining : mapping, repeat photography and ecological restoration in Jasper National ParkDefying gravityTThe incidence impact of a regional development program based on employment creation @Living Legacy: sustainable forest development at Hinton, Alberta^Danger in the nursery : impact on birds of tar sands oil development in Canada's boreal forestDanger in the nurseryHMeasuring the economic value of the visitor sector of a regional economyuMeasuring the economic value of the visitor sector of a regional economy : a case study of the Foothills Model ForestaBleached chemi-thermo-mechanical pulp mill, Slave Lake, Alberta : environmental impact assessmentWestlock County May 2004Westlock County 2000Westlock County 1999Westlock County January 2009Westlock County March 20079Municipal District of Westlock land use by law no. 9-1983)Town of Westlock Land Use By-law no. 9-86Westlock market survey 1988Westlock employer survey, 198880 Years of ProgressoEcology of the muskrat (Ondatra Zibethicus Spatulatus) on the Peace-Athabasca Delta, Wood Buffalo National ParkMoose, mice and muskratsDepartmental land holdings and related infrastructure review : Fort Chipewyan community / prepared for Indian and Inuit [i.e. Northern] Affairs, Edmonton ; prepared by Keith Driver and Associates Ltd., Coordinate Surveys Ltd.bNorth of Athabasca : Slave Lake and Mackenzie River documents of the North West Company, 1800-1821QSurvey of visitor campground design preferences Lesser Slave Lake Provincial ParkMGlobal oil & gas risks and rewards : Albertan exploration in a global context.The oil sands : Canada's path to clean energy??Young men so daring : fur traders who carried the frontier westnA preliminary assessment of the downstream effects of the Bennett Dam on the Slave and Mackenzie River systemstClosing the performance gap: The Challenge for Cumulative Effects Management in alberta's Athabasca Oil Sands Region/Transactions of the Chicago Academy of Sciences*Fort Mackay settlement water supply reportDFort McMurray [microform] : one of Canada's resource frontier towns.kReport of the 1982 Western Arctic Athabasca-Mackenzie Workshop, held in Vancouver, B.C. on January 19, 1982(Keyano College celebrates 40 : 1965-2005Campus connectionGraduate Follow-Up SurveyPortage*Proposal for a university transfer programAEnergy management and the environment : challenges and the future#The Wood Buffalo National Park area4The geological story of Jasper Park, Alberta, CanadaSupplemental report to the Lieutenant Governor in Council with respect to the application of Great Canadian Oil Sands Limited under part VI A of the Oil and Gas Conservation Act:A review of Fort McMurray School District #2833 Policy C20EA review of Fort McMurray School District #2833 Policy C20 : StudentshFrom oil sands to a world-class eco-industrial chemical cluster for greater Edmonton : executive summaryIPreliminary land use study areas 3 & 4 ; location: Fort McMurray, Alberta*Development report, area 4a, Fort McMurrayI[Letter] 1983 Aug. 15, [Calgary to] Alberta Housing Corporation, EdmontonP[Letter] 1982 May 25, [Calgary to] Stanley Associates Engineering Ltd., Edmonton.Town of Slave Lake parking study, October 19854Lesser Slave Lake flood damage estimation, July 19717Lesser Slave Lake flood damage estimation, October 1971xA forest land capability classification for the Marsh Head Demonstration Area, Whitecourt Forest, Alberta : project A.920The Mayerthorpe story : from ambush to aftermathThe last, best oil patch left-Unconventional Crude - Canada's tar-sand boom4Labour market segmentation in Fort McMurray, Alberta7Social mobility in a Canadian single industry communityFThe fisheries of the Hudson's Bay Company at Fort Chipewyan, 1791-1871?The Subarctic fur trade: native social and economic adaptationsOil and gas leasing policies'Fort McMurray: Future City of the NorthDKarst investigations of Maligne Basin, Jasper National Park, Alberta%Fort McKay municipal servicing study.%Marital roles in a resource community:June 1975 flood in the Swan Hills-Lesser Slave Lake regionIEconomic effects of the oil sands industry on Alberta : November 26, 2002!Alberta Environment's commitment.Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. environmental impact assessment bleached kraft pulp mill: Volume 2 - Public Participation Program; Volume 2a - Values and Perceptions Baseline Study in the Grasland/Prosperity area of AlbertamAthabasca River Sandhills local integrated resource plan : public input summary for draft terms of reference.6Application for approval of the Devon Jackfish Project}Albian Sands Energy Inc. application to expand the oils sands mining and processing plant facilities at the Muskeg River MineCanadian Natural Resources Limited application for an oil sands mine, bitumen extraction plant, and bitumen upgrading plant in the Fort McMurray areaActive oil sands+Down the MacKenzie and up the Yukon in 1906Athabasca oil sands guide bookBanff to JasperfNatural history and economic importance of the muskrat in the Athabasca-Peace Delta, Wood Buffalo ParkFHistorical review of biological resources of the Peace-Athabasca DeltaQAs long as this land shall last : a history of Treaty 8 and Treaty 11 (1870-1939)PAs long as this land shall last : a history of Treaty 8 and Treaty 11, 1870-1939JRecreation facility comparative analysis : Fort Mcmurray recreation centreWThe Alberta Oil Sands Community Exposure and Health Effects Assessment Program : reportTCanada's oil sands and heavy oil : developing the world's largest petroleum resource1Athabasca River Project, 19901991 progress report"when is Less More [videorecording]There's Oil in Them 'Thar Sands$Thirsty Oil Sands May Threaten RiverAlberta's oil sands projectsCanada's oilsandsCumulative bitumen production0Generalized bitumen thickness in oil sands areas 0Frommer's portable Banff & Jasper National ParksCanada's oilsands chartAlienating the westAthabasca UniversityWasted WetlandsSerious Fish CampsThere's oil in them thar sands!&Canada's oil sands and heavy oil areasTreaty 8 & native taxationJasper reflections<AOSTRA : Alberta Oil Sands Technology and Research AuthorityOur energy futureMA Discussion of health implications in the tar sands and heavy oil industriesdCanadian Rockies viewbook featuring Jasper and the Icefield Parkway including the Yellowhead Highway&Treaty 8 renovation : discussion paper-Athabasca : the geographic centre of Alberta.DScenario zero working document : Northeast Alberta Regional Plan. --FNortheast Alberta regional plan : the Fort McMurray area 4 alternativeeA preliminary approach to cost comparisons of expanding Fort McMurray or constructing a new communityxNortheast Alberta Regional Plan : preliminary design programme-scenario zero phase two : major component M3, Task F3. --Phase Two - Prime Data Base. --PLong-range population growth and distribution alternatives for Northeast Alberta)Preliminary regional population estimatestNortheast Alberta regional plan : population projections for the new town study : population projections, scenario IYNortheast Alberta Regional Plan report on constraints on townsites for power distribution<Industrial development study : impact of in-situ developmentpNortheast Alberta regional plan : industrial development plan: manpower requirements, construction and operation@Industrial development study for Northeast Alberta Regional Plan1Formulation of utility demands and demand centersSAn Overview of energy utilities and their relationship to oil sands plant operation]Keeping Alberta competitive : a framework for providing literacy development in the workplace_Suncor Energy Inc. application for an oil sands primary extraction facility, Fort McMurray AreahSuncor Energy Inc. application for an external tailings pond for the Millennium mine, Fort < McMurray areatApplication by Suncor Energy Inc. for amendment of approval no. 8101 for the proposed Project Millennium developmentuApplication by Suncor Inc. Oil Sands Group for amendment of approval no. 7632 for proposed Steepbank Mine development+Application by Syncrude for the Aurora MineTrueNorth Energy Corporation : application to construct and operate an oil sands mine and cogeneration plant in the Fort McMurray area>Oil sands consultations : aboriginal consultation final report~Final Terms of Reference Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Report for the Deer Creek Energy Ltd. Joslyn North Mine ProjectxFinal Terms of Reference Environmental Impact Assessment Report for the Petro Canada MacKay River SAGD Expansion Project7Long Lake Phase 2 SAGD Project Final Terms of Reference1The Athabasca tar sands : an ALCHEM elective unit(Alberta oil sands: selected bibliography`Transportation cost to Fort Chipewyan in relation to its commodity prices and passenger traffic.The Syncrude projectTar sands updateThe Moccasin telegrammReport of the 1976 Athabasca-Mackenzie Waterway Conference : held in Vancouver, B.C. on January 13 & 14, 1976FSummary results 1975 Fort McMurray municipal census : March 3 1976. --%Syncrude progress review: spring 1976Syncrude : a profile*Native employment situation, Fort McMurray5Syncrude closing agreements, April 30, 1976, EdmontonFort McMurray community profileDCanada's Athabasca tar sands : and opportunity for foreign investorscAlberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program proceedings: Planning Workshop, September 17, 1975Fort McMurray Today.Fort McMurray today. Oil sands business reportProposal to develop a prototype of service housing for northern communities ... to be built as a pilot project in Slave Lake Alberta(The Syncrude Agreement of September 1973UAboriginal Justice Pioneer Honored (Ray Yellowknee receives Aboriginal Justice Award)Yellowknee is an area supervisor in theWabascaarea. His achievements include establishing community justice committees and organizing Elder counselling services. nother program to spring from the justice committee has been Elders counselling. Respected Elders work with youth and families who are in distress. The families either come from the justice committee as referrals or have sought out counselling on their own. The counselling offered, said Yellowknee, is based on traditional Aboriginal values.( /12R61994CFirst Nations; Native Peoples; Awards and Honours; Judicial Processshttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?did=441797681&sid=1&Fmt=3&clientId=12302&RQT=309&VName=PQDMFirst Nations; justice; elders; Ray Yellowknee; Aboriginal; Aboriginal values... A great beginning ... Fort McMurray and Syncrude : an exciting supplement illustrating the dynamic growth of Fort McMurray, marked by the official opening of the Syncrude Oil Sands Project3The Syncrude project : to satisfy the energy thirst2Community impact of the Syncrude tar sands projectTDiversion of the Athabasca, Smoky and Peace rivers into the north Saskatchewan River5Fort Chipewyan Granite Project : a community proposalcAthabasca River Sandhills local integrated resource plan : public input summary for the draft plan.Your air, your health : a major new study tests the quality of air and human health in Fort McMurray / Alberta Oil Sands Community Exposure & Health Effects Assessment Program.[Alberta Oil Sands Community Exposure and Health Effects Assessment Program : methods reportiContract and specifications for Ft. Chipewyan Airport project AP.28, Fort Chipewyan Roads, Project MR 101MWorker fatally injured succumbed to heat inside of a boiler [fatality report]@Worker crushed between two pieces of equipment [fatality report].Worker struck by ferry cable [fatality report]vA Response to the mineable oil sands strategy : Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society, Edmonton Chapter, Dec. 14, 20057The Athabasca River touring guide, Jasper National Park&Jasper National Park : management plan.Jasper National Park : management plan summary+Public input summary : Jasper town boundary/First Nations Unite on Hazardous Waste Decision Black, JoanW"We didn't talk about the importation of waste with the band members," [John Kuziak] said, "that was with the chiefs on Wednesday night [Dec. 8], and that was just prior to the announcement coming out on the ninth," Kuziak said.Kuziak said the [SWAN HILLS, Alta] plant is "barely surviving" and that they have laid off more than 100 people in 1999 and now have 120 employees. He says the plant's volume has been dropping off as "we've cleaned up Alberta and Canada ... and the decision is whether you want that facility to continue running or not."Kuziak said the volume of waste Swan Hills handles is only one per cent of what is being imported into Canada now. He said more than 500,000 metric tonnes of waste are imported yearly, whereas Alberta produces 142,000 tonnes. The plant's capacity is 35,000, said Kuziak, "and we're running at half of that."172000t"We are starting to get more recognition, because we are bringing more thoughtprovoking films to the audiences and we are starting to tap into the non-Aboriginal community," said Dreamspeakers board member Robb Campre. "To me the Alberta audiences are the most important audiences because it's happening right in their backyard," said [Shannon Walsh], who was excited to find out her film would be screened at [Dreamspeakers]. "I think the film has had a big effect in terms of mobilizing people to get involved in what is happening in the tar sands," said Walsh. "Now there is a lot more public support, but there wasn't then."OFirst Nations; Native North Americans; motion pictures; motion picture industrythttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?did=2106797591&sid=2&Fmt=3&clientId=12302&RQT=309&VName=PQDDreamspeakers Film Festival; Aboriginal; Native people; Indigenous; oil sands industry; Mikisew First Nation; Aboriginal community; films#Midwife delivered almost 500 babiesShe always said what she did was a 'labor of love,' with an emphasis on the `love', said [Trudi Ann Plamondon]. "She took time with mothers because she wanted them to be relaxed. She said it's because most doctors today are in such a rush with their patients that mothers feel stressed out and then they have a hard time." "I remember that doctor's book," recalled Plamondon. "I remember playing with it. I liked it because it had all kinds of pictures. Mom always told me to be careful with it and I thought it was just an old book. I didn't know it was her medical bible." "She was always thinking of others," said Plamondon. "And she was a typical elder who was always telling you things with a gentle reminder."Meilli, DianneMidwifery; Metisthttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?did=2011797731&sid=2&Fmt=3&clientId=12302&RQT=309&VName=PQD3northeastern Alberta; Fort Chipewyan; Fort McMurrayumidwife; Metis; lifetime achievement award; Regional Recognition Awards; Jenny Flett; nursing diploma; Keyano College "We stand behind the First Nations who are speaking out against the health and environmental impacts of the oil sands. We lend our hand in friendship and unity to the Fort Chipewyan and other First Nations affected by the oil sands," said Nadleh Hereditary Chief George George Jr. "We are now planning to send a delegation to tour the oil sands and meet with the affected First Nations."272009>public health; environmental impacts; oil sands; First Nationsthttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?did=1888160291&sid=2&Fmt=3&clientId=12302&RQT=309&VName=PQDFort Chipewyan; Kitimathealth impacts; environmental impacts; oil sands; First Nations; Enbridge Northern Gatewya pipleine; Alberta oil sands; Aboriginal rights; First Nations Review Process; Carrier First Nations; Sekani First Nations; Pembina Institute;Aboriginal+First Nations; vocational training; nursingFirst Nations; nursing BNT-75-205901 Wabasca: Dix ans de vie indienne%http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/10179206< %http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/162062163Edmonton: Aboriginal Multi-media Society of Alberta0The Development of Nursing in Desmarais, Alberta-Neander, W.; W. Peter Adams; Peter G. JohnsonOThis paper is a brief overview of the development of northern nursing in Desmarais, Alberta and the surrounding settlements of Wabasca and Sandy Lake. The focus of the paper is on the Sisters of Providence, who were the foundresses of nursing in Desmarais. The intention of this paper is to promote a general understanding of the vital role played by the Sisters from the initial establishment of lay nursing to the more sophisticated practice of present-day registered nursing. The basis for the research for this paper was primarily the 'Chronicles of the Sisters of Providence.' Information was also obtained from interviews with retired sisters and other knowledgeable individuals still residing in Desmarais. As in the pre-Nightingale years the Sisters had no formal nursing education until 1929 when the first graduate nurse arrived in Desmarais. The Sisters' dedication to service was fundamental in establishing and maintaining nursing care of suitable quality in Desmarais. The Sisters' early recognition of their inability to provide an optimal level of care to the residents of the community led them to seek further skills and knowledge. This resulted in their introduction of professional nursing to the community. It was also evident that the Sisters sought outside specialized services for the community in accordance with its changing needs. Nursing; missionaries; historyCalgary: ACUNSDFirst Nations; medicine; nursing; health care workers; public healthStudent research in Canada's North: Proceedings of the National Student Conference on Northern Studies, November 18-19, 1986; 1988 Desmarais ASTI34152[When he discovered that the police officer who was responsible for the criminally negligent slaying of Chippewa land claim protester Dudley George at Ipperwash Provincial Park in Ontario in 1995 had received a conditional sentence and was not facing incarceration, Stonefish sought to have his sentence reviewed in the hope he could return to Swan Hills and continue his work. The Court of Queen's Bench panel listened carefully to the arguments presented on Stonefish's behalf by Edmonton lawyer Peter Hanington. But in the end the judges decided they could not change the 18-month jail sentence. Hanington urged the judges to let his client finish his sentence in the Swan Hills community. He invited the court to impose conditions on Stonefish that would satisfy the judges they were not turning a dangerous offender loose. Chief Dustin Twinn wrote a letter asking the court for the same thing. The Swan Hills chief even wrote that he would take responsibility for Stonefish while he was out of custody. Some legal observers say the uncertainty about conditional sentences has made more work for lawyers and created more costs for those accused or convicted of crimes. Stonefish's lawyer, said the system needs time to create case law which appeal judges can use for guidance. Until then, defence lawyers will be forced to appeal uncertain cases and "test the waters."15JFirst Nations; courts; criminal sentences; law enforcement; discriminationshttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?did=625317751&sid=3&Fmt=3&clientId=12302&RQT=309&VName=PQD|criminal record: First Nations; Aboriginal People; Canadian justice system; sentences; Swan Hills First Nation; parole boardSwan Hills; northern AlbertaVideo questions every aspect of waste treatment plant (Poisoning Paradise: a Native view of the Swan Hills Waste Treatment Plant)In this project the evolution of Syncrude's Native Development Program is examined from an interpretive perspective. This perspective offers a way of learning about social constructions of reality and processes of construction, the meaning that Syncrude's aboriginal programs have for organizational members, and their reaction to these initiatives based on their lived experience and on what this experience has taught them. This approach can offer insights into why, in spite of the fact that aboriginal hiring policies have been in place for a long while at Syncrude, and have been strongly supported by upper management, it takes so long to get internal support throughout all levels of the organization fo these policies. 1995en ASTI35782 ASTI59113jRelationship Between the Length of Residence and Residential Satisfaction in Canadian Resource CommunitiesPattison, D.V. qUsing a Case Study Approach the relationship between length of residence and residential satisfaction is examined. The relationship is statistically determined to be significant and positive and a number of explanatory variables are shown to intervene in the relationship. Chi-Square analyses are presented and the direction of the relationship as length of residence increases is presented. The planning implications of the findings on the relationship are considered in terms of a number of issues. These issues included: maturation of resource communities; centralized commuter towns, education of prospective residents; recruitment and retention of residents including the sub-issues of the need to consider the residents' characteristics and planning for an unknown population; offsetting lower residential satisfaction; and, the provision of choices in resource communities. 1987Fort McMurray, commercial analysis : a report prepared in response to an application by Multi Malls Inc. to amend the General Plan of the new town of Fort McMurray from light industry to commercials"Journal of Anthopological Research#Journal of Anthropological ResearchoNorthern River Basins Study science forum : community response database : summary report June, 1992-April, 1994=Northern River Basins Study 19931994 contract variance report(Fact sheet : Northern River Basins StudyAnnual report ... fiscal year5Northern River Basins human health monitoring programKHuman health monitoring program : a summary of findings and recommendationsSlave Lake Airport, AlbertaJoint Department of Fisheries and Oceans and Department of Environment submission to the Alberta-Pacific Environmental Impact Assessment Review Board,Fort McKay water supply and sewage disposal.Second special area agreement between the government of Canada and the government of the province of Alberta, September 1, 1971JThe Lesser Slave Lake special area : planning overview, 1969-1975 : report$Town of Westlock waterworks analysisWMap showing areas which it is proposed to withdraw from Rocky Mountain and Jasper ParksThe call of untrodden ways Jasper trails$Canadian oil sands : Canadian energy(Oil sands and heavy oils : the prospectsOil sandsheavy oil and the environment : proceedings from the Workshop on Research and Development related to Oil Sands, Heavy Oil and the Environment, April 24-26, 1985iEnvironment Canada comments relating to documents comprising the Syncrude environmental impact assessment)Northern rivers ecosystem initiative 20047Northern rivers ecosystem initiative : synthesis report=Northern rivers ecosystem initiative 1998-2003 : final reportGNorthern rivers ecosystem initiative 1998-2003 : second progress reportFNorthern rivers ecosystem initiative 1998-2003 : first progress report:Northern River Basins Study : proposed program descriptionDBackground report : Jasper National Park management planning programFJasper core concept : Jasper National Park management planning program/Jasper Park Lodge redevelopment master plan. --#Alberta, Municipal Planning SectionPlan to preserve the rural nature of the hamlet while ensuring adequate provision of services. Adopted by the Minister of Municipal Affairs as Council for Improvement District 17 on January 13, 1981.First community involved in the Land Tenure program. *Edmonton: Wabasca-Desmarais Community Plan1981Regional planning.Wabasca-Desmarais; regional planning; servicesWabasca-Desmarais ocm39881392DHN 110 As W112 1981 AEU (LOCAL); GOV DOC Ca2 AL MA2081W12 DO (LOCAL)Vandersteene, < R.Begium: Editions O.M.I. 1960YMissionaries account of ten years among the Cree Indians of Wabasca, northeastern AlbertaMissionaries; First Nationsfr; duFirst Nations; missionary; Creenortheast Alberta; Wabasca ocm40801243"970.3 (Dewey); E99 C88 V24 (LOCAL).Wabasca Disturber Put in Place by Metis LeaderFirst Nations;MetisWabasca Native People BNT-74-011764Canoe Factory Opens In WabascaFirst Nations; canoe First Nations BNT-75-031100eRegistered Indian population in Canada by bands : showing treaties, reserves and approximate acreage.5The Canadian Rockies : early travels and explorations5A proposed provincial park for Gregoire Lake, Alberta*[Native life in the Northwest Territories]XJune 1965 storm in the Southern Peace Athabasca and North Saskatchewan Basins of Alberta.Athabasca oil sands index : selected abstractsThe Community of Ft. McKay traditional uses of the renewable resources on the proposed Suncor Inc. Steepbank Mine local study area / prepared for: Suncor Inc., Oil Sands Group ; prepared by: Ft. McKay Environment Services Ltd.EThe biology and management of the bison of Wood Buffalo National ParkAlberta oil sands : a survey$Oil sands sample bank : a service ..KData appendix to Our fair share, report of the Alberta Royalty Review PanelJasper, Alberta[cartographic material]; Scale not shown.; 1 map on sheet : col. ; 69 x 99 cm; Supplement to March 2009, Oilsands Review, Oilweek, and Oil & gas inquirer.; Includes lists of insitu enhanced recovery, mining recovery schemes, primary recovery schemes, mining commercial schemes, insitu-reserves under active development, minable reserves under active development, experimental schemes, and major thermal recovery schemes.; Oilsands Review[cartographic material]; Scale not shown; 1 map. : col. ; 69 x 100 cm; Supplement to Oilsands Review, March 2009.; Includes lists of schools & learning centres, permanent work camps, upgraders and Alberta's major oilsands projects.; Oilsands Review'Wood Buffalo National Park : tales 2000TJasper, Kootenay, Yoho and Waterton Lakes National Parks of Canada Management plans.Jasper National Park of Canada management planThe Jasper community plan,Jasper National Park management plan conceptCJasper Park Lodge long range development plan : planning guidelines*Jasper National Park : a wilderness legacy^Jasper National Park planning program for Jasper Park Lodge redevelopment : planning frameworkWResource conservation, Jasper National Park : interim backcountry management guidelinespPublic response report : planning scenario (draft) : the four mountain parks planning program, October, 1985. --fPublic response report : planning option stage : the four mountain parks planning program, March, 1985iPublic response report planning scenario (draft) : the four mountain parks planning program, October 19854Wood Buffalo National Park : management plan summary=A planning scenario for the Four Mountain Parks block (draft)2Backcountry planning options. Jasper National Park5Frontcountry planning options. Jasper townsite region2Frontcountry planning options. Yellowhead Corridor0Frontcountry planning options. Icefields Parkway7Wood Buffalo National Park = Parc National Wood BuffaloBackground informationJPublic input summary : four mountain parks management planning program. --,4 Mountain Parks, Background Information. --QMarmot Basin ski area, Jasper National Park : long range proposals, December 1981)Wood Buffalo National Park : [newsletter]6Wood Buffalo National Park, Alberta & N.W. TerritoriesPublic hearing report, mountain parks and Lake Louise area : final report of the public hearings on the provincial master plans for Banff, Jasper, Yoho and Kootenay national parks and on planning proposals for the Lake Louise area of Banff National ParkJasper National Park, AlbertaLEnvironmental impact study, Mount Kerkeslin Campground, Jasper National ParkXWood Buffalo National Park : socio-economic statement on the recommended management plan4 Mountain Parks update8Four mountain parks planning program : background papersACampground development program : 1975 - 1980 Jasper National ParkfThe Athabasca River : a description and evaluation of recreational potential for canoeing and kayakingFFour mountain parks management planning program : public input summary8A summary report of the environmental citizenship survey,Wood Buffalo National Park : management planPPublic input summary : core concept stage : Four Mountain Parks Planning ProgramePublic response report : planning option stage : the four mountain parks planning program, March 19855A planning scenario for the Four Mountain Parks block7Four mountain parks five year plan update : spring 1994eFour mountain parks five year plan update : summary of public involvement and Parks Canada's commentsFIn trust for tomorrow : a management framework for Four Mountain ParksNA detailed natural resources inventory in the area adjacent to Jasper townsite5An Initial bibliography of Wood Buffalo National Park+Canoe Alberta : a guide to Alberta's riversDocuments gathered as part of the Alberta Ministry of Energy's review of Alberta's royalty structure. Set includes Sessional papers, reports, and other materials describing the petroleum and natural gas roylaty system of Alberta and other energy nations.[cartographic material]; Scale 1 : 600,000; 1 map : col. ; 90 x 98 cm; March 2007; Source information : All forest management agreements - Department of Sustainable Resource Development ; Non crown minerals - Department of Energy ; Oil sands and surface mineable areas - Department of Energy ; Indian reserves - Natural Resources Canada (surface only) ; Base data provided by Spatial Data Warehouse Ltd.j[cartographic material]; Scale 1 : 600,000; 1 map : col. ; 90 x 98 cm; March 2007; Source information : Restrictions - Department of Energy ; Non crown minerals - Department of Energy ; Oil sands and surface mineable areas - Department of Energy ; Indian reserves - Natural Resources Canada (surface only) ; Base data provided by Spatial Data Warehouse Ltd.[cartographic material]; 1:375,000; 1 map on sheet : col. ; 69 x 99 cm; Supplement to September 2007, Oilsands Review; At head of title: "2007".; Includes lists of insitu enhanced recovery, mining recovery schemes, primary recovery schemes, mining commercial schemes, insitu-reserves under active development, minable reserves under active development, experimental schemes, and major thermal recovery schemes.; Oilsands Review[cartographic material]; Scale not shown; 1 map. : col. ; 69 x 100 cm; Supplement to Oilsands Review, July 2007.; Includes lists of schools & learning centres, permanent work camps, upgraders and Alberta's major oilsands projects.; Oilsands ReviewaA socio-economic study of Fort Chipewyan, the Peace-Athabasca Delta and the Lake Athabasca Region4Peace-Athabasca Delta Technical Studies : Appendices:Peace-Athabasca Delta Technical Studies : final newsletter6Peace-Athabasca Delta Technical Studies : final reportMFort McMurray Regional Hospital : appendices ; detailed departmental analysis9Requirement for an airport to serve the JasperHinton area<Operational review program : Fort McMurray Regional HospitalOil sands consultations+Alberta's oil sands threaten water supplies~Backgrounder: polling Alberta's politicians on oil sands : results of the Alberta 2008 election all-candidate oil sands surveyEBackgrounder : Albertans' perceptions of oil sands development : poll)Whitecourt floodplain study : data report,New townsite visitation study, October, 19739Interface with the host institution, Athabasca University(Footprints in the delta [videorecording]2Fort McMurray school districts : a financial study;Economic analysis of Fort McMurray flood abatement measures=Descente de la riviere Athabasca en canot d'ecorce, en 1876>MacKay River SAGD Expansion Project Public Disclosure DocumentnMacKay River SAGD Expansion Proje< ct Environmental Impact Assessment November 2005 and Supplemental InformationMacKay River project@Volume 4. Socio-economic impact assessment: MacKay River projectVolume 10. Preliminary human health risk assessment of the proposed Petro-Canada MacKay River Project: Final report / Cantox Environmental Inc.: MacKay River projectGGetting the balance right : the oil sands, exporting and sustainability9Wood Buffalo National Park : conceptual interpretive planoStudy of the feasibility of establishing an agricultural base in the new town 59.8 miles north of Fort McMurray*Alberta oil sands townsite study : summary Alberta oil sands townsite study<Project Oilsand Athabasca Area Alberta, Canada : Exhibit VII6Alberta-Pacific Pulp Mill roadway infrastructure briefWater resources use and management issues for the Peace, Athabasca and Slave River Basins: results of the household and stakeholders survey, January to April, 1995_Socio-economic value of biological resources : the case of the Peace-Athabasca Delta in AlbertaA socioeconomic evaluation of the recreational use of fish and wildlife resources in Alberta, with particular reference to the Athabasca oil sands area0Thinking big : through the eyes of our employeesEOur dominion, stories of character and incident. Stories of adventuregMobile air monitoring survey : Fort McKay - Fort McMurray corridor 1990 / report written by K.E. Pilger1The industrial transformation of subarctic CanadahSummary and selected chapters from the regional socio-economic statement and the environmental statementJAlberta Oil Sands Technology and Research Authority international programsXEconomic analysis of carbon supply contracts under risk of fire : a supplier perspective%Canada west of Lake Huron, circa 1785[Botanical excursion to Jasper and Banff National Parks, Alberta: alpine and subalpine floranLand reclamation of oil sands & heavy oil developments : proceedings of the Alberta Reclamation Conference '90IEcological evaluation of the Peace-Athabasca Delta annual progress report0The tar sands : Syncrude and the politics of oilTThe Abasand fiasco : the rise and fall of a brave pioneer oil sands extraction plantfPass the McMurray salt please! The Alberta Salt Company as remembered by three Fort McMurray pioneers8Meeting place of many waters; a history of Fort McMurray00 Collection 1972-1982nThe universe of oil : selections from the geopolitical writings of Melvin A. Conant ; edited by John F. DevlinHealth aspects of bitumensfThe development of Athabasca University : meeting with the Minister of Advanced Education and Manpower3Athabasca University, its objectives and dimensions9Strategic university plan : team report B : a white paper:Design for participation : a model for program developmentiLesser Slave Lake regional plan : rural land use study, section 1 and 2 : historical and physical settingjCounty of Athabasca #12, lake planning framework / prepared by Planning Branch, Alberta Municipal Affairs.5Hamlet of Fort Chipewyan : residential land use studyFSurface disposition and general land use in the Lesser Slave Lake areaSlave Lake study area6Lesser Slave Lake regional plan : rural land use studyRSlave Lake a regional growth centre in the north : a habitat demonstration project5Municipal District of Westlock general municipal planvVillage of Fort Assiniboine information report / prepared by: Alberta Municipal Affairs, Municipal Services Branch. -->Lesser Slave Lake and Hilliard's Bay learning resources manual6Alberta's energy industry overview and economic impactvChanges in the characteristics of persons in two social services caseloads in Ft. McMurray during the period 1974-1978(Whitecourt - Edson regional grazing planFFort McMurray mineable oil sands : integrated resource management planHHorizon oil sands project ... annual report conservation and reclamation6Fort McKay Indian Band : Community Tourism Action PlanAFort McMurray Indian Band No. 468 : Community Tourism Action PlanMImprovement District No. 18 N (Fort McMurray) : Community Tourism Action PlanEMunicipal District of Westlock No. 92 : Community Tourism Action Plan0Town of Barrhead : Community Tourism Action Plan2Town of Slave Lake : Community Tourism Action Plan3Town of Mayerthorpe : Community Tourism Action PlanRImprovement District No. 18 North (Fort Chipewyan) : Community Tourism Action Plan)Cree Band : Community Tourism Action Plan\A home in the Upper Athabasca Valley : the aboriginal homesteaders in the nineteenth century8Jasper National Park : behind the mountains and glaciersPTourist and recreation patterns and prospects for Lesser Slave Lake special area7Westlock School Division kindergarten feasibility study&Development of the Athabaska Oil SandsINuclear energy for oil sands : a technical and economic feasibility study6Alberta's royalty review and the law of grandparentingjA survey of problems in the Lesser Slave Lake Area : a report to the Human Resources Development Authority+Picture Hinton, Entrance, Brule and Cadomin2Rocky Mountain futures : an ecological perspective1County of Barrhead No. 11 2004 land ownership map1County of Barrhead No. 11 1996 land ownership map1County of Barrhead No. 11 2008 land ownership mapThe Golden yearsBarrheadATrails northwest : a history of the district of Barrhead, AlbertaRHudson's Bay Company plan of Fort Chipewyan, Lake Athabasca, Northwest Territories*Energy, the exchange rate, and the economyThe history of Alberta oil>[Chipewyan stories] Fort Fitzgerald to Fort Resolution in 1908iProject agreement for the construction of Great Canadian Oil Sands facilities near Fort McMurray, Alberta5No ordinary woman : the story of Mary Schffer Warren\Report on part of the basin of the Athabasca River, North-West Territory, 1882-3 [microform]1Eric Newell : footprints in Athabasca's oil sands'Position paper on tar sands developmentIResource inventory and land use evaluations of the Hinton-Jasper corridor_Ecological land classification of the Whitecourt - Swan Hills integrated resource planning areahSignificant ecological features inventory of the Whitecourt-Swan Hills integrated resource planning areaMSexual consent to heterosexual casual sex among young adults living in JasperRemarks by the Honourable Leo Bernier, Minister of Northern Affairs, for an opening statement to the Conference of Northern Ministers, Fort McMurray, Alberta, September 27, 1978&Banff, Jasper & Glacier National ParksnCommunity development programs in Alberta [microform] : an analysis of development efforts in five communities5Film (on the physical format of film, i.e. filmstrip)GrantHearing$Image (photographs digital or print) InterviewJournal Article Laws/StatutesLetterMagazine Article ManuscriptMapGraph Music ScoreNewspaper ArticlePatentPersonal Communication PresentationReport1Unpublished Material (Personal journal, notebook)0KDVD/Video (any digital format of video i.e. DVD, mpeg file, QuickTime .mov) Web PageReference TypeArticle NewsletterDissertation/ThesisGovernment of Alberta(Alberta Economic Development and Tourism+Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers Petro-Canada&Fort McMurray - Contextual InformationTreaty 8 Athabasca Fort McMurrayAthabasca River Basin2005-06NotesConference NameGeographical ReviewCanadian Journal of SociologyPagesDateen ISSN/ISBNen; fr Section Title Editor(s) Translator(s)Contributor(s)Series Series TextAthabasca River oil sands1-16 Video/DVDOLesser Slave Lake Provincial Park biophysical inventory and resource assessmentPA history of Fort Chipewyan : Alberta's oldest continuously inhabited settlement%Description of & guide to Jasper ParkYEcological land classification and land use evaluations of the Fort Chipewyan fringe areawOverview of the final McLeod Lake Adhesion to Treaty No. 8 and Settlement Agreement as initialled on September 30, 1999Air photo index%Slave Lake development study < and planuOpening the door for oil sands expansion : the hidden environmental impacts of the Enbridge Northern Gateway Pipeline/Athabasca River project 1989/90 progress reportLImplications of a 2C global temperature rise for Canada's natural resourcesOpportunity CanadaOpportunity oil sands=Projects related to Athabasca Oil Sands development 1976-1978"Although I took the test, I still did not believe in myself. When my tests revealed that I had a high score, it was something concrete so I began to have confidence," said Flett-Redwood. "The whole family is," said Christina Simpson. "I always knew that she could do it." "Moving was a big step for me, it was scary, not knowing anyone, being so far from home," she said. But "it was a rewarding and good experience."202002lAdult Education; culture; Indigenous peoples; Native Americans; teaching; Native education; Native peoples t http://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?did=347832731&sid=1&Fmt=3&clientId=12302&RQT=309&VName=PQDEducation; kindergartenIrene Flett-Redwood; Saskatchewan Indian Federated College; alcohol; child-rearing; Aboriginal; Elders; Mikisew Cree First Nation; teacherFort Chipewyan; ReginabTelehealth program comes to Alberta's north (Nunee Health Authority's Telehealth Research Project)Gladue, Yvonne6"It helps relieve the stress level of the patients when they know that they can visit with their families in Fort Chipewyan," said [Simpson]. "In fact in the first visit Elders in the community were able to visit with Elders who are long-term patients at the regional hospital in Fort McMurray," she said. "What I'm trying to do is find spiritual Elders from Fort McMurray or Edmonton to link up to the patients here," said Simpson. "We could utilize their help. This may make it easier on the Elders instead of them flying all the way into the community," she said.m {18uHealth; preventitive medicine; public health; videoteleconference; Native peoples; health care; rural health servicesshttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?did=381011111&sid=1&Fmt=3&clientId=12302&RQT=309&VName=PQD(Fort Chipewyan; Fort McMurray; Fort ChipNunee Health Authority Telehealth Research Porject; Fort McMurray Regional Hospital; telehealth; Tecknowledge Healthcare Systems Inc.; health services; videoconferencing; Elders 5Elder Joe Cardinal (Supplement called Buffalo Spirit) Cardinal, JoeI was born close to Fort Chipewyan. I'm a bush Cree, I guess, to start with, but I migrated to the Plains Cree -- Saddle Lake. My parents were trappers. And I still remember them days when I was small, the work that I had to do as a small boy on the trapline. I come from a fish culture. We eat more fish at that time then anything else. Oh, we'd eat rabbit, we'd eat muskrat, we'd eat beaver, we'd eat moose. But it was more fish -- lake trout from Athabasca. He told me, he says, 'you are a Cree. You will have your Cree understanding. You will be working as a Cree. So it happened. I'm still working with the Cree. But the thing is, we all have the same thing. There is no one that's made differently. "S319$Native culture; traditional land-useshttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?did=636346601&sid=1&Fmt=3&clientId=12302&RQT=309&VName=PQDlFort Chipewyan; Saddle Lake; Birch Mountains; Muskeg Mountains; Athabasca River; Lake Athabasca; St. Paul; Cree; Plains Cree; trapline; culture; Native spirituality; foish; moose; rabbit; muskrat; Blue Quill Boarding School; residential schools; sweat lodge; CatholiceCreating opportunities for others motivates businessman (1999 National Aboriginal Achievement Awards)P[David Gabriel Tuccaro], a 40-year-old member of Mikisew Cree First Nation, lives in Fort Chipewyan, Alta. He owns and controls the firm, Tuccaaro Inc., which finances interests such as property rentals and commercial development. His companies include Aboriginal Global Investments (money market investment); Aboriginal Technical Services (environmental engineering and laboratory services); Tuc's Contracting (water and vacuum truck services); and Neegan Development Corporation Ltd. (heavy equipment earth moving). The goal of Tuccaro's companies is to achieve 80 per cent Aboriginal employment, "to create opportunities for Aboriginal people at every level of education and every level of employment," he says. For example, heavy equipment operators and mechanical apprentices might have less than Grade 8 education, while financial officers or engineers need a college diploma or university degree. Tuccaro stresses that he backs not only the education and training initiatives that ensure his own staff is fully qualified, but encourages other Aboriginal people to become entrepreneurs. Another part of his philosophy dictates that commercial success will not come at the expense of the environment, as a highly skilled and informed Aboriginal workforce increasingly will be planners in resource development. He won't compromise workplace safety either. Special1Native peoples; First Nations; awards and honoursshttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?did=413279981&sid=1&Fmt=3&clientId=12302&RQT=309&VName=PQDPaquette, Donna Rae+Uniting the indigenous peoples of the world[David Tuccaro], of Fort Chipewyan's Mikisew Cree band, and [Calvin Helin], a Tsimsian from Prince Rupert, B.C., recently received the award for their outstanding business achievements and community work. The two were short-listed out of 700 candidates from across Canada for the award sponsored by Caldwell Partners and The Financial Post. The award recognizes 40 outstanding Canadians under 40 years of age. Tuccaro just turned 40 in March, and Helin is 38 years old. Caldwell Partners, a Canadian executive search company, co-ordinated the selection. Six joint chairs convened an advisory panel of 19 prominent Canadians from the public and private sectors to choose the finalists. The ceremony took place in Toronto's Design Exchange before a crowd of 600 of the country's top executives. "I've done business all my life. Nobody thought that a Naive person could own a mutual fund, but we've done it. It's 75 per cent owned by Indian people with an office on the reserve and with bands investing. An Indigenous mutual fund is unique in a global market. We've got Thomas Hansberger as our fund manager. He has a world-wide reputation as one of the best in the business. He worked with Sir John Templeton of the Templeton Mutual Funds group in the U.S. We felt we had the best group of Native people together, and we found the best money manager," he said. "Nothing is impossible. Everybody should think big. Whether you're Aboriginal, Oriental, white or black, there's nothing you can't do if you set your mind to it." qAwards and honours business community; culture; Indigenous peoples; Native Americans; Native business enterprisesshttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?did=390893721&sid=1&Fmt=3&clientId=12302&RQT=309&VName=PQDDave Tuccarro; business; Aboriginal people; National Aboriginal Achievment Award for Business and Commerce; Mikisew Cree First Nation; Aboriginal Global Investments; Aboriginal Technical Services; Tuc's Contracting; Neegan Development Corporation Ltd; Aboriginal employment; Dave Tuccarro; business; Aboriginal people; award; Mikisew Cree First Nation; Native; Indigenous people; Miskisew Cree; Neegan Development Corporation; Cree; Northeastern Alberta Aboriginal Business Association; economic development; CBC(Cancer Health concern for Fort ChipewyanSAlberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. EIA Review Board public hearings : questionsYThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board Public Hearing proceedingsGThe proposed Alberta-Pacific pulp mill : report of the EIA Review BoardBAlberta-Pacific Forest Industries written submission and responsesAssistance guidelines for participants in hearings of the Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment (ALPAC EIA) Review BoardDMill effluent treatment system : activated sludge process, Oct. 1989Alberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel : Athabasc< a, Alberta September 1990, held before E. R. Brushett, Review Panel Chairman ...&The Great Canadian Oil Sands operation-New town district energy study : final reportlEnvironmental impact assessment : presented to Alberta Environment in support of an oil sands mining projectApplication to the Alberta Energy Resources Conservation Board for a power plant in conjunction with an oil sands mining projectSocial impact-benefitcost analysis : presented to the Alberta Energy Resources Conservation Board in support of an oil sands mining project;Memories of a metis woman : Fort McMurray yesterday & todayLA photo-assisted exploration of sense of place in Hinton and Jasper, AlbertaRoughnecks & wildcatters]The recreational capability and use of Wabamun Lake and the eastern half of Lesser Slave Lake9A frontier guide to mystic Jasper and the Yellowhead PassMajestic JasperManaging the montane ecoregion, Jasper National Park : report of a workshop to outline a strategy for future management : Palisades Centre, Jasper National Park, May 7-8, 1997SNatural resources and Aboriginal people in Canada : readings, cases, and commentaryMCharacterization of aquatic uses within the Peace, Athabasca and Slave Rivers[Letter], 1901, Jan. 19th, Department of Indian Affairs, Office of the Inspector of Indian Agencies and Reserves, Ottawa [to the] Honourable Clifford Sifton, Minister of the Interior, Inspector of Indian Agencies, Ottawa'Employment multiplier for Fort McMurray0Fort McMurray public transit information packageMAlberta is about to Get Wildly Rich and Powerful. what Will Happen to Canada?pThrough the Mackenzie basin [microform] : a narrative of the Athabasca and Peace River Treaty Expedition of 1899fThrough the Mackenzie basin : an account of the signing of Treaty No. 8 and the scrip commission, 1899Bibliography : literature, papers and opinions respecting the Peace Athabasca Delta, near Fort Chipewyan, Alberta pr      !"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_`abcefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~epared by Major Resource Planning Ltd.%Town of Westlock general plan : draftTown of Westlock : general plan4Whitecourt position re: Mayerthorpe area application#Town of High Prairie : general plan%Mobile home park : town of WhitecourtGeneral plan, town of Westlock%County of Athabasca No. 12 2000 [map]0County of Athabasca general municipal plan 1986.Athabasca street map [map]QFootprints on the land : tracing the path of the Athabasca Chipewyan First NationzCounty of Athabasca general municipal plan / prepared by the County of Athabasca No. 12, General Municipal Plan Committee.)Kindergarten School a Success re: Wabasca Educationeducation; kindergartenAmmsa BNT-75-100388;Radio Station may Broadcast This Year re: Wabasca/Desmarais Media; radio media; radio:Preliminary report Athabasca river study, Whitecourt, AltaIForest fire history around Jasper townsite, Jasper National Park, Alberta8Why Labour Works: The Valuation of Subsistence Economies&New town of Fort McMurray general planSA consensus of costs and returns for alfalfa production in the Mayerthorpe district/Oil: the history of Canada's oil & gas industry*Alberta oil sands consultations factsheets+Alberta oil sands consultations factsheets.OThe new royalty framework: building tomorrow, a plan to secure Alberta's future7Responding to the rapid growth of oil sands development?Alberta oil sands tenure guidelines : principles and proceduresRGovernment of Alberta response to Alberta-Pacific EIA Review Board recommendationsOil sands development policy=Fort McMurray : a study of the criminal justice service needs=Canada's wild buffalo : observations in the Wood Buffalo ParkcThe Grand Council of Treaty 8 First Nations Great Bear environmental health study : year one report#Clearing the air on oil sands myths'Fact or fiction : oil sands reclamationEExtraction and upgrading of oilsands bitumen : Intensive short courseTreaty number eight, 1899Great Canadian Oil Sands news$Your trip to the Athabasca oil sandsPAthabasca Landing : an illustrated history : a seventy-fifth anniversary project%Lake-of-the-Woods, Whitecourt AlbertadConsensus of costs and returns for rapeseed, wheat and barley in the Barrhead and Westlock districts"Northern deltas-oases for wildlifeTroubled waters, troubling trends : technology and policy options to reduce water use in oil and oil sands development in AlbertaCHeating up in Alberta: Climate Change, Energy Development and WaterSome observations concerning the possibility of the Gregoire Lake Band (Anzac, Alberta) becoming wealthy through natural resources development.-Trail north : a journey in words and pictures_Development of Rochers Red Granite deposits at Fort Chipewyan, Alberta, phase II by Abel-GeminioAn Appropriate technology for development of Rochers Red granite deposits at Fort Chipewyan, Alberta : Phase II Sand LandUSlave River hydro power project feasibility study, task area 2 : power system studies3Fort Chipewyan : way of life study : summary report00 Papers 1938-1950, 1983/Remote sensing data summary : Alberta Tar SandsHIntegrated resources survey : Wood Buffalo National Park, Alberta, N.W.T Howard, L.M. 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Bates&travels; settlements; towns; oil sands/city planning; economic history; social historysettlements; towns; oil sands6work; pyschological aspects; public opinion;statisticsTbitumen; social surveys; mathematical modelling; systems analysis; scientific methodland use; aboriginal rights; Chipewyan; colonialisn; Dogrib; Cree; Indian reserves; judicial systems; Native land claims; South Slavey; subsistence; Tsattine; Yellowknifeland-use; co-management; elders; environmental impacts; government relations; Imperial Oil; MacKenzie Gas Project; socio-economic effects; social surveys; social history; traditional knowledgeGlabour turnover; rural conditions; standard of living; housing problemscommunication; transportation; employment policy; equity participation; Syncrude; Indigenous peoples; First Nations; occupational trainingklabour turnover; rural conditions; towns; residential satisfaction; rural communities; resource communitiesSchild care; children; child care workers; children's institution; staff; management#Indigenous peoples; social sciences community development; education)political science; child care; management sociologyCalgary; University of Calgary,Indigenous peoples; social sciences; ecology4Fort McMurray; northern Alberta; Peace River CountryFort McMurray; Fort SmithNorthern Alberta; Fort McMurray[electronic resource] : application for approval / submitted to Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and Alberta Environment.; 1 computer laser optical disc ; 12 cm; "March 2003."; Includes the application for approval and the supplemental information for March 2003.; v.1. Project description -- v.2. EIA overview -- v.3. People -- v.4a. Air and noise -- v.4b. Air and V.1. Project description -- v. 2. EIA overview -- v. 3. People -- v. 4a. Air and noise -- v. 4b. Air and noise appendices -- v. 5a. Water / Golder Associates -- v. 5b. Water appendices -- v. 6a. Land -- v. 6b. Land appendices -- v. 7. Environmental health -- v. 8a. Supporting documents -- v. 8b. Supporting documents no net loss plan -- [v.9] Horizon Oil Sands Project supplemental information, volume 1a, March 2003 -- [v.10] Horizon Oil Sands Project supplemental information, volume 1b, appendices -- [v.11] Horizon Oil Sands Project update on stakeholder consultant activities: First Nation and Metis Communities, March to June 2003 -- [v.12] Canadian Natural Resources Limited application for an oil sands mine, bitumen extraction plant, and bitumen upgrading plant in the Fort McMurray area, January 27, 2004.noise appendices -- v.5a. Water / Golder Associates -- v.5b. Water appendices -- v.6a. Land -- v.6b. Land appendices -- v.7. Environmental health -- v.8a. Supporting documents -- v.8b. Supporting documents no net loss plan -- Supplemental information, March 2003; System requirements: Adobe Acrobat.submitted to: Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and Alberta Environment; submitted by< : Devon ARL Corporation.; v : ill., maps ; 29 cm; "September 2006."; Supplied information: Application no. 00224816-001.; V.1. Project description -- v.2. Environmental impact assessment -- v.3. EIA Appendices -- v.4. Supplemental information request (SIR) (Aug. 2007); Health, safety and environment handbookCA guide to the William Pearce papers. Series 6 - surveys, 1878-1928MThe University of Alberta index of oil sands energy research : inventory of personnel, research projects, research services and facilities, which could be deployed by the University of Alberta to assist the provincial government to develop the required technology for fully exploiting the potential of the Alberta oil sands resourcesZA conceptual model for study of impacts of oil sands development in the Fort McMurray areaA Conceptual model for study of impacts of oil sands development in the Fort McMurray area : interim report / by Urban Dimensions Group IncNA compendium of socio-economic statistics for the AOSERP study area since 1961kA Conceptual model for study of impacts of oil sands development in the Fort McMurray area : interim reportKOil sands -- Alberta 2006 : projects, participants and market opportunitiesJOil sands - Alberta 2004 : projects, participants and market opportunitiesFourth annual Jasper National Park Management Plan Implementation Forum, November 21, 2005 : follow-up report : final report, January 15, 2006rFifth annual Jasper National Park Management Plan Implementation Forum, November 17, 2006 : final follow-up reporthSixth annual Jasper National Park Management Plan Implementation Forum March 14, 2008 : follow-up reportThird annual Jasper National Park Management Plan Implementation Forum, April 14 too 15, 2005 : "What we have heard" follow-up report[Building confidence : improving accountability and transparency in Alberta's royalty systemBuilding confidenceCReport on projected demand for single family and semi-detached lots*Estimate of Alsand impact on Fort McMurray@Background for central business district implementation proposal0Research design for the study of social problems5Community studies : Fort McMurray, Anzac, Fort MacKay)Lives in transition : the Ft. MacKay caseaHistorical resources impact assessment Syncrude Canada Ltd. lease no. 22 : (ASA permit no. 84-53)In 2005, the Government of Alberta initiated consultation on a proposed Mineable Oil Sands Strategy to clarify and update policies that guide and regulate oil sands development. Concerns about the consultation process for this strategy led to the formation of the Oil Sands Consultation Advisory Group (CAG). The objective of the short-term review by the CAG was to recommend a public consultation process for the issues related to oil sands development. The Alberta Government accepted the recommendations of the CAG, including a recommendation to form a Multistakeholder Committee (MSC) that would adhere to a consultation process outlined by the CAG. The MSC was formed in 2006 to implement this process for consulting with Albertans on oil sands development. The MSC held a two-phase series of public meetings across Alberta, including a Vision Summit in Phase I, and a Community Summit in the Fort McMurray region and a Leader s Summit in Calgary in Phase II. Input was received from a range of stakeholders representing a variety of views on oil sands development. From the MSC, one representative was selected from each sector to serve on a Panel. The Panel served a number of functions in the oil sands consultation process, one of which was to hear public presentations. -General information on town of Fort McMurray.+General infomation on town of High Prairie.[Discusses various proposals for controlling flooding on land adjacent to Lesser Slave Lake.9Includes date and location of incident September 7, 2006 at Conoco Phillips Canada Ltd. Lease Road Anzac Alberta; file no. 513644; employers Veco Construction; other employer AcresParsons E&C Calgary; Worker was a passenger in a vehicle that rolled and he was ejected and sustained fatal injuries. Transportation.Impact study of forest industry development resulting from proposed development of Berland Fox Creek timber forest management areasZWhitecourt environmental study-1973 : a report to the Whitecourt Environmental Study GroupZWhitecourt environmental study-1974 : a report to the Whitecourt Environmental Study GroupbMovement of wolves (Canis lupus) in response to human development in Jasper National Park, Alberta,The Angel of the tar sands and other stories)Stories from western Canada : a selection,The Banff Jasper Highway ; descriptive guide*Jasper National Park : a descriptive guide-Through the heart of the Rockies and SelkirksWater resources use and management issues for the Peace, Athabasca and Slave River basins : bestworst analysis of survey questions about threats and actionsgReport on the geology and economic potential of lands around the western end of Lake Athabasca, Alberta\Implications of diseased bison populations in northern Canada for the recovery of wood bisonWood Buffalo Environmental Association Human Exposure Monitoring Program (WBEA-HEMP) : 2006 monitoring year summary report : Fort McMurray First Nations Gregoire Lake/Anzac.Wood Buffalo Environmental Association Human Exposure Monitoring Program (WBEA-HEMP) : 2006 monitoring year summary report : Fort MacKay._Wood Buffalo Environmental Association Human Exposure Monitoring Program [electronic resource].gWood Buffalo Environmental Association Human Exposure Monitoring Program : 2006 monitoring year resultsHWood Buffalo Environmental Association Human Exposure Monitoring ProgramDWood Buffalo National Park Management Plan Review Program newsletterSCree Band - Ft. Chipewyan : initial assessment of economic prospects : final report5The new town of Fort McMurray : organizational reviewqThe new town of Fort McMurray : organizational review / a report from Woods, Gordon & Co. Management Consultants.RImplications of a 2 [degree] C global temperature rise on Canada's water resources:Down to the last drop? : the Athabasca River and oil sandsOil sands fever3Project report : Athabasca tar sands baseline studyJasper River Use Study3Cumulative impacts within the Northern River Basins@A history of Fort Chipewyan and the Peace-Athabasca Delta region1A summary report of the history of Fort ChipewyanEA Collection of information on the history of the Fort Chipewyan area=A proposal to plan greater Fort McMurray, a developing regionProceedings of the Alaska Symposium on the social, economic, and cultural impacts of natural resource development (Alaska Pacific University, Anchorage : August 25-27, 1982))Yellowhead County 2004 land ownership map)Yellowhead County 2003 land ownership mapHinton area, Yellowhead County;Canada's oil s< ands industry : yesterday, today and tomorrowFMarketing opportunities and challenges for Canada's oil sands industry=Securing a sustainable future for Canada's oil sands industryYOf rocks, mountains and Jasper : a visitor's guide to the geology of Jasper National Park&Urban alternatives : Northeast AlbertaThe promise of the north9Alberta Athabasca Oil Sands surveying and mapping project>Il Genovese germano Eynard missionario nel Nord-Ovest canadeseHThe nature of the problem : wilderness paradoxes in Jasper National Park4Beyond the carbon economy : energy law in transition@A questionnaire survey of registered trappers in Alberta in 1977Western Subarctic PrehistoryMGrowing with Alberta : a historical review of university education in AlbertaReport and proposal on health and social services planning in the Northeast Alberta region / prepared for Office of the Commissioner, Northeast Alberta Region and the Ft. McMurray Regional Health Planning CommitteeCIndustrial follow-up study pre-employment training : Keyano Collegeo[Electoral polls in cities, towns, municipalities and villages in Alberta 1997, excluding Edmonton and Calgary][Jasper National Park and Ya-Ha-Tinda Ranch archaeological survey : preliminary report, 1970;Recollections of the development of the Athabasca oil sands]Gulf Canada Resources Limited amendment of approval no. 8063 experimental scheme Surmont AreaNova Pipeline Ventures Ltd. application to construct and operate a natural gas pipeline Wood Buffalo Lake to Fort McMurray areapPetro-Canada Oil and Gas steam-assisted gravity drainage project, Mackay River project, Athabasca Oil Sands areaShell Canada Limited applications for an oil sands mine, bitumen extraction plant, cogeneration plant, and water pipeline in the Fort McMurray areaeShell Canada Limited application to construct and operate an oil sands mine in the Fort McMurray areaIThe distribution of the Northern Indians of the central subarctic to 1774*Town of Mayerthorpe general municipal plan"Southeast Mayerthorpe outline plan?Counselling and mental health needs assessment, Westlock regionInvesting in the oil sands@Fort McMurray Health Care Centre, phase 1, Ft. McMurray, AlbertaA touch of gas : an ecological enquiry into the effects of the gas processing industry on a community in northwest central Alberta7On the north trail : the Treaty 8 diary of O.C. Edwards9The Al-Pac review hearings : a case study / Paul Edwards.UAn economic analysis of oilsands policy in Canada : the case of Alsands and Wolf LakeThe first fifty yearsFrom out of the wilderness : a history of Baptiste Lake, Deep Coulee, Forfar,Forfar East, Forfar West, Fraternity, Grosmont, Lahaieville, Lavert, South Athabasca, West Athabasca, and Winding Trail School Districts.CScenario one working document : Northeast Alberta regional plan. --5Athabaska-Barrhead map-area, Alberta : report and map>Athabasca oil sands : northern resource exploration, 1875-1951*Pumped : everyone's guide to the oil patch9Jasper : a backward glance at people, places and progressFirst Nation Forestry Program+C.T.S.Project Iron Star : evaluation reportBlack gold with gritIThe truth about Alberta tar sands : why where they kept out of production0Adventure West : Banff and Jasper national parks5Sir Alexander Mackenzie historic waterways in Alberta5Climate change policy and Canada's oil sand resources!Jack Chanty: A Story of AthabascaHThe evaluation of teachers in the Fort McMurray Catholic School DistrictJasper-- a walk in the pastProceedings of the Fort Chipewyan and Fort Vermilion Bicentennial Conference : September 23-25, 1988, Provincial Museum of Alberta, Edmonton, AlbertaRestoration of muskrat habitat and development of suitable areas for growing wild rice on Chipewyan Reserve and adjacent wetlands in the Peace-Athabasca delta : a proposal submitted to Indian Affairs and Northern Development Canada5Fort Chipewyan traditional cookery : favorite recipes)Fort McKay retail store feasibility studyA Profile of the extended community of Ft. McKay, Alberta / prepared for: Suncor Inc., Oil Sands Group and Syncrude Canada Ltd.The Community of Ft. McKay traditional uses of the renewable resources on the proposed Suncor Inc. Steepbank Mine local study areayThe northern Athabasca River Basin study : a native peoples' perspective on current and historical water resource issues.Agenda : City Council meeting, City of Fort McMurray - Alberta, 2 September, 1980 : ina[u]gural meeting of City Council on the occasion of the city's incorporationTBy-law no. 639 being the development control by-law of the new town of Fort McMurray2General municipal plan : the City of Fort McMurrayBy-law 919, land use by-lawHRecreation and culture master plan : City of Fort McMurray, June 5, 1984BFort McMurray Indian Band No. 468 : Community Tourism Action Plan.Superintendent year end reportFEvery child can learn : accommodating differences in elementary schoolPIssues and implications relative to French minority language rights in education TimberleaPSocial skills development activity manual Fort McMurray School District no. 2833{Final Terms of Reference Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Report for the Devon ARL Corporation Jackfish 2 SAGD ProjectFinal Terms of Reference Environmental Impact Assessment Report for the Proposed Birch Mountain Resources Ltd.'s Hammerstone ProjectYThe restoration of water levels in the Peace-Athabasca delta : report and recommendationsLand use and resource development in the eastern slopes : Athabasca River Basin. Proceedings of the public hearings, June-July, 1973. Part VII : HintonLand use and resource development in the eastern slopes : Athabasca River Basin. Proceedings of the public hearings, June-July, 1973. Part VIII : EdmontonsPublic hearings on the restoration of water levels in the Peace Athabasca Delta and Lake Athabasca : interim report\Public hearings on the restoration of water levels in the Peace Athabasca Delta : Prospectus\Land use and resource development in the Eastern Slopes : proceedings of the public hearingsaThe restoration of water levels in the Peace-Athabasca Delta : proceedings of the public hearings[Public hearings on land use and resource development in the eastern slopes, June-July, 1973ePublic hearings on land use and resource development in the eastern slopes : June-July, 1973 [v.1-10]dInformation on some points raised during the ECA hearings on erosion of land in Northwestern AlbertaFThese mountains are our sacred places: the story of the Stoney IndiansXHistorical Resources, Traditional Land Use and Resource Use Environmental Setting ReportZMental Health and the workplace: results of the key informant interviews for Fort McMurray0Selected papers of Rupert's Land Colloquium 2002!Fort McKay recreation master planAnalysis of the cost effectiveness of alternative policies and technologies to manage water extractions by the oil sands sector along lower Athabasca River^Through the generations : learning from the past, living in the present, looking to the future0Native Programs won't suffer with cuts: CardinaluNatives in Alberta will not be affected by Premier Ralph Klein's recent cut backs to provincial funding, the Minister of Family and Social Services said.The society, which provides counselling services for Natives with AIDS, receives some funding from Health and Welfare Canada. But losing even a small amount of the $19,000 that Alberta contributes each year would affect services, [Dave Des Jardins] said.More Indian communities and reserves, including Wabasca, Desmarais and Calling Lake, are, however, already running their own economic and social programs because they can do a better job than the government, Cardinal said.11R1Native Peoples; social policyshttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?did=441797201&sid=1&Fmt=3&clientId=12302&RQT=309&VName=PQDSNatives; programs; Aboriginal communities;Social Services; provincial funding cuts Wabasca; Calling Lake; DesmaraisApplication to the Energy Resources Conserv< ation Board for continued improvement and development of the Syncrude Mildred Lake Operation: Volume Environmental and socio-economic assessment update, summary report for continuted improvement and development of the Syncrude Mildred Lake Application no. 8015 to the Energy Resources Conservation Board re : raise voltage of transmission line 713L913L from 138 kv to 240 kv section at Barrhead Substation 69ScApplication for approval of an experimental underground shaft and tunnel access scheme in oil sands`Vegetation inventory and rare plant survey of Devonshire Beach-Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park{Environmental information for the Fort Chipewyan power plant / by Alberta Power Limited ; submitted to Alberta Environment.Information seriesLFollowing the vision : celebrating 60 years of successful oil sands researchBibliography of the Atahbasca Oil Sands, Alberta complied by M.A. Carrigy. Geology of the Chinchaga River and Clear Hills (north half) map-areas, Alberta by R. Green and G.B. MellonOil sands research Application no. 9188 to the Energy Resources Conservation Board for permits to construct and licenses to operate a double circuit 240 KV transmission line and the 24072 KV 300 MVA Jasper terminal station and an order to connect to a Calgary Power Ltd. transmission lineSuncor responses to the Alberta Environment questions filed through the debottlenecking application review team (D.A.R.T.) process#Debottlenecking project application{Application to the Alberta Energy Resources Conservation Board for expansion of the Syncrude Canada Ltd. Mildred Lake PlantApplication No. to the Energy Resources Conservation Board re: 240 kV transmission line 907L Sagitawah 77s to Alberta Newsprint 122sEApplication for the approval of the Surmont In-situ Oil Sands ProjectZReview of Alsands Project Group oil sands mining project : environmental impact assessmentOAlberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. environmental impact assessment meetingsvEnvironmental impact assessment : oil sands mining project : supplemental information requested by Alberta Environment_Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. environmental impact assessment bleached kraft pulp millDeficiency response to questions raised by Alberta Environment, Environmental Assessment Division regarding the environmental impact assessment for the expansion of the Syncrude Canada Ltd. Mildred Lake project<Lesser Slave Lake regulation environmental impact assessmentxThe northern Athabasca River Basin study : a native peoples' perspective on current and historical water resource issues$Athabasca River oil spill, June 1970.Long-range recreation plan : Slave Lake Forest.Long-range recreation plan : Whitecourt Forest(Recreation areas information report 19833The Clearwater River : a map/guide for river travelvProceedings of the public hearings on proposed timber development in the Whitecourt-Fox Creek area, June 4 and 5, 1973_The Alberta Oil Sands Community Exposure and Health Effects Assessment Program : summary reportaThe Alberta Oil Sands Community Exposure and Health Effects Assessment Program : technical reportAReport on the Athabasca Oil Sands development, Bitumount, AlbertaSummary of proposed programs for the Lesser Slave Lake special area : presented to the Research and Planning Division, Human Resource Development AuthoritySlave Lake projectVProposed comprehensive regional development plan for Lesser Slave Lake area of AlbertaSurvey of MayerthorpeSurvey of WhitecourtSurvey of High PrairieSurvey of BarrheadSurvey of WestlockWhitecourt 83J1Government of Alberta mineable oil sands strategy52003 Strategic Measures Public Opinion Study : ReportCReport and recommendations on the Mayerthorpe area boundary problemKReport and recommendations on the Barrhead-Swan Hills area boundary problem Business planHealth business plan0Northern Lights regional health needs assessment-Annual report, Lesser Slave Lake special area>A description and reserve estimate of the oil sands of Alberta8Native peoples; Indigenous peoples; reserves; statisticsAlberta; Wabasca LC08-047932 E92 C304407qUnless otherwise noted, the data presented in this profile have been extracted from the 2001 Census of Population+Childcare Staff in a Children's Institution/Regional economic indicators. Slave Lake region!Talk about upgrading and refiningTalk about aboriginal relations;Request for proposals : processing of crown royalty bitumenYAppendix "A" : technical report OS#1 : markets and pricing for Alberta bitumen productionmTechnical royalty report OS#1 : Alberta's oil sands fiscal system - historical context and system performance@Alberta oil sands royalty guidelines : principles and proceduresTalk about oil sands"Celebration of Alberta's oil sandsAlberta's oil sands+Alberta's oil sands : energy for the future#Alberta oil sands facts and figuresSyncrude closing agreementskLong-range recreation plan : Athabasca Forest / prepared by Forest Recreation Section and Athabasca Forest.The Alberta oil sands7Alberta's energy reserves ... and supply demand outlook$Active oil sands schemes map (ST-44)YThe Alberta talkshow for business : 2N-N2 (Tune in to) Alberta Energy and Utilities BoardActive oil sands schemesAlberta approved projects&Oil sands regional review, status year,Alberta mineable oil sands annual statistics0Alberta's reserves ... and supply demand outlookAlberta's reservesOVolume 3 - People in the Horizon oil sands project: Application for ApprovalVolume 11 - Project update on stakeholder consultant activities: First Nation and Metis Communities, March to June 2003 in the Horizon oil sands project: Application for ApprovalVLand use and resources development in the Eastern Slopes : Athabasca - Yellowhead areakPublic hearings on the restoration of water levels in the Peace-Athabasca Delta, September and October 1973,Report and recommendations : public hearingspA Bibliography of the Athabasca oil sands, Fort McMurray, Alberta area; socio-economic and environmental studiesEnvironmental impact assessment : oil sands mining project : supplemental information requested by Alberta Environment / Alsands Project GroupLost down the pipeline : in these difficult economic times, is the Alberta government doing enough to keep value-added oil-sands jobs in Canada?Alberta oil sands core displayAGrowth points in the Lesser Slave Lake Area : statistical summary Town of Slave Lake housing studyESoils investigation proposed housing development, Fort McKay, AlbertaLesser Slave Lake studyReturn to an Order of the Assmebly asked for by Mr. Notley on May 13, l976, concerning reports made on results of enquiries made by the Dept. of the Environment into the House River Oil Spill from G.C.O.S. pipelineReturn to an order of the Assembly asked for by Mr. Notley on December 11, 1975, regarding bonds for purpose of assuring reclamation of disturbed land, posted by Syncrude and Great Canadian Oil SandsLetter from the Hon. W.J. Yurko, Minister of the Environment to Mr. F.K. Spragins, President, Syncrude Canada Ltd. re environmental requirements of the Syncrude project8Fort McMurray : Athabasca tar sands development strategy)Restricted development area Fort McMurray'Town of Mayerthorpe, water supply studyXAthabasca River power development : oblique aerial photographs along the Athabasca RiverFort ChipewyanSyncrude criteria~Terms of reference for joint Alberta Environment - Energy Resources Conservation Board inquiry into the recent Suncor incidentNAn Environmental study of the Athabasca Tar Sands : report and recommendationsAthabasca Tar Sands study:Athabasca Tar Sands study: v.1 App.4 - Human/land ecologyOThe Power potential of the Athabasca, Peace, and Slave Rivers : an office study:Investigation of oil spill in Athabasca River, March, 19681Christmas at the Tar Pits: Fort McMurray revistedDescribes Fort Murray and the changes it has undergone ever since the oil sands deposits were tapped as an energy source (ASTSI). Account of the author's visits < in 1930 and 1977. 251978Metis concerned about expansion of Suncor's oil sands operations, called Project Millennium: in Natural resources and Aboriginal people in Canada : readings, cases, and commentary-Jasper National Park archaeological inventory&Fire control impacts: Real or Imagined3Tar sands : dirty oil and the future of a continentkAir photo interpretation of surficial geology, Lesser Slave Lake-Utikuma Lake map area (N 12 83O, S 12 84B)RThe Alberta regional crop-cow calf case study 1984, Vermilion and Barrhead regionsLThe Alberta regional farm enterprise research project, 1981. Barrhead regionMThe Alberta regional farm enterprise research project, 1980 : Barrhead region#Walking on oil: Alberta's oil sandsZBeyond boredom: contributing factors to substance abuse in Hinton, Alberta : final reportThe Peace messengeroResearch study for development of granite deposits at Fort Chipewyan, phase I by Angus, Butler Engineering Ltd.nThere is still survival out there : a traditional land use and occupancy study of the Fort McKay First NationsZAboriginal and treaty rights in Canada : essays on law, equity, and respect for differenceEarly Canada: Teaching ResourceJanvier school lunch program.NTraining and employing indigenous workers : a conceptual scheme and a proposal$Town of Slave Lake : annexation 19876Town of Slave Lake south expansion area structure planOTown of Whitecourt : summary of municipal servicing needs to accommodate growth8Town of Whitecourt waterworks, sewage and roadways studycFort Chipewyan cost update : water and sanitary sewer systems / Associated Engineering Services LtdDMunicipal engineering analysis for the Fort Chipewyan community plan9Wabasca and Pelican Projects: Community Impact AssessmentReport to establish a comprehensive data base and to assess community impacts associated with the closure of Gulf's existing Wabasca in-situ oil sands pilot plant and with the construction and operation of their proposed Pelican Lake pilot plant. Study area incorporates the communities of Wabasca, Desmarais and Sandy Lake, the Indian Reserves and contiguous reserves in Northern Alberta. wMunicipal engineering analysis for the Fort Chipewyan community plan / prepared by Associated Engineering Services Ltd.!Lake stewardship reference guide.7County of Athabasca No. 12 2003 [cartographic material]!Chipewyan Classification of VerbsA survey of the consumptive use of traditional resources in the community of Fort McKay. Reort to Syncrude Canada Ltd. Fort McKay, AlbertaFort Mckay-Albian Sands Energy Inc. TEK Project: Integration of Traditional Environmental Knowledge in Land Reclamation. Report to Albian Sands Energy Inc. and the Fort McKay Industry Relations CorporationWAssessing the Impacts of Oilsands development on Indigenous Peoples in Alberta, CanadaTraditional land use study, Amendment Application - MacKay River Expansion Submitted to Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and Alberta Environment Trappers' RightsAlphonse Beaver InterviewThe Silence of the NorthSilence of the NorthPaul Gladue interviewcNorthern River Basins ecological and human health studies : summary, relevance, and recommendationsWater resources use and management issues for the Peace, Athabasca and Slave River basins : implementation of a household survey January to April, 1995)Northern River Basins Study science forumkFactors affecting future development in key economic sectors in the Peace, Athabasca and Slave River basins:Northern River Basins Study science forum : public session=Northern River Basins Study science forum : technical session|Fort Chipewyan : water and sewer / prepared by Interdepartmental Committee, Northern Supplementary Fund for Water and Sewer.MA strategic plan for the final phase of the transition to open market housingLinks with the pastGThat's the way we lived : an oral history of the Fort Resolution eldersjThe heritage of the Northwest Territories : Northwest Territories Commemorative and Plaquing Programme. --$The recovery of wood bison in CanadaThe Peace and Athabaska River systems : a synopsis of Alberta environment's monitoring programs and the water quality effects of existing pulp mill effluents0Environmental impact assessment of liege lateralCReview of the Alsands Project Group environmental impact assessment'Plan de gestion du parc national Jasper2Birch supply, lumber potential and cost in Alberta<Funding application for Mis-Tass-Iniy Forest Enterprises Ltd>Akaitcho Treaty 8 land, resources, and governance negotiationsCFort McKay First Nation : report on treaty land entitlement inquirywAthabasca Chipewyan First Nation inquiry : WAC Bennett Dam and damage to Indian reserve 201 / Indian Claims Commission.9Report to the 1986 Athabasca-Mackenzie Waterways WorkshopjAerial ice observing and reconnaissance. Athabaska River, Lake Athabaska, Slave River and Great Slave Lake$Bituminous sands of northern Alberta}Preliminary report of the public hearings on the provisional master plans for Banff, Jasper, Kootenay and Yoho national parksTranscript of proceedings of public hearings on Banff, Jasper, Yoho and Kootenay national parks, April 19 to 26, 1971 at Calgary, Edmonton and VancouverKBriefs [on the Jasper, Banff, Yoho and Kootenay national parks master plan]Canada's oil sands1Short-term outlook for Canadian crude oil to 20068Canada's oil sands : a supply and market outlook to 2015ECanada's oil sands : opportunities and challenges to 2015 : an update;Jasper National Park, Alberta : general information and map Factsheet@Dealing with the diseases of bison in northern Canada newsletterNorthern diseased bisonLes sables bitumineux du CanadaULes sables bitumineux du Canada : perspectives de l'offre et du marche jusqu'en 2015Firesmart - forestwisefThe oil sands : toward sustainable development : report of the Standing Committee on Natural ResourcesProposals for amendments to The Indian Act : presented to the House of Commons Sub-committee on Indian Self Government, December 2nd, 1982The Athabaska River country: a compilation of all authentic information available as to the resources and possibilities of the Athabaska river basinMayerthorpe, Alberta,Whitecourt, Improvement District 15, AlbertaDevon Canada Corporation (Devon), and for the public, the information required by governmentagencies for an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) report. Devon will prepare and submitan EIA report that examines the environmental effects of the construction, operation andreclamation of its proposed Jackfish 2 SAGD Project (the Project). Devon is proposing a steamassisted gravity drainage (SAGD) thermal recovery heavy oil project with a nominal capacity ofup to 35,000 barrels per day of bitumen production. This Project will be located in Township 75and 76, Range 7, W4M, approximately 150 km south of Fort McMurray and 15 km southeast ofthe community of Conklin.Nature and Scope of Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) ReportThe purpose of this document is to identify for the public and Birch Mountain Resources Ltd. (Birch Mountain), the information required by provincial government agencies for an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) report with respect to the proposed Hammerstone Project (a quicklime plant and limestone quarry) on Metallic and Industrial Mineral Leases 9400080004, 9403120367, 9494070001, and 9499030555 in Township 94-10-W4M in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo, located approximately 5 km from the community of Fort McKay, and approximately 60 km north of Fort McMurray.Birch Mountain will prepare and submit an EIA report to describe the environmental effects of its proposed Hammerstone Project (the Project) and associated activities related to the Project. Birch Mountain is responsible for the preparation of the EIA report and related applications. The final submission will be based upon these Terms of Reference and issues raised during the public consultation process.The EIA report will i< nclude a glossary of terms and a list of abbreviations to assist the reader in understanding the material presented. The EIA report will include tables that cross-reference the report to the EIA Terms of Reference and to any current applications submitted pursuant to the Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act (EPEA) and the Water Act.The EIA report will be prepared in accordance with the requirements prescribed under the EPEA, and any federal legislation, which may apply to the Project. It will form part of Birch Mountain's application to the Natural Resources Conservation Board (NRCB).Presentations and discussion of public hearings held in Hinton, 1973, on the use of that area of land in west-central Alberta, directly west of Edmonton and including the drainage basin of the Athabasca River which lies in the mountains and foothills. This account of the negotiation, terms and signing of Treaty Eight, which covered Indians (Cree, Beaver, Chipewyan, Slavey, Dogrib and Yellowknives) in northern Alberta, northeastern British Columbia, northwestern Saskatchewan and the area south of Great Slave Lake in the Northwest Territories, includes the historical background, terms and conditions, implications, the text of the treaty, maps, a list of original bands and reserves and a bibliography. Read more... oSummary: Study identifies, reviews, and analyses data on employment patterns in the Athabasca Oil Sands region.PReports that David Waniandy, and his wife Laura escaped disaster after losing their canoe on the Athabasca River in Alberta. Details of the rescue by Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) helicopter; Outline of the trip; How they lost their canoe; David's near-drowning; Rescue efforts of pilot Dave McCullagh; Comments by Mrs. Waniandy.The article reports that Royal Dutch Shell is postponing its second expansion phase of the Athabasca oil-sands project in Canada due to current low level of oil prices. According to Lew Watts, chief executive of consultancy firm PFC Energy, oil developers in Canada have the advantage to delay projects compared to other countries where production sharing contracts can not afford delays. Meanwhile, it is said that Shell is spending U.S. $6.2 billion in 2008 for tight natural gas projects in North America.;Details of Cree life in Canada, written by a treaty Indian.XThe article offers information on the problems that can arise due to the increasing petroleum development from the tar sands in Alberta. According to environmentalists, converting the tar sands into the light sweet crude desired by refineries is an extremely water- and energy-intensive process. It is stated that the process require one barrel of water to produce every barrel of oil, this can endanger the health of the Athabasca River. Lindsay Telfer, of the Sierra Club of Canada, stated that the proposed tar sand developments will create huge problem for Canada's vital boreal forest ecosystem.:The article focuses on oil sands in Alberta, which could make the province one of the most valuable energy sources internationally by 2010. The Athabasca, Peace River and Cold Lake regions of the province contain the second largest source of bitumen globally. It discusses environmental concerns arising from toxic residue left after mining oil sands. It cites the plan of Energy Alberta Corp. to build a nuclear reactor to provide steam to support the production of 220,000 barrels of bitumen a day. INSETS: BLACK GOLD RUSH;TRIPLE WHAMMY;FOREIGN INVESTMENT;FUEL CLEANUPThe article reports on the findings of a study by David Schindler, a professor at the University of Alberta, regarding the impact of the planned expansion of oil sands in Alberta on water-supply from the Athabasca River. The study claims that the summer maximum flow rate of the Athabasca, the region's primary water source, has decreased 29% since 1971. The report suggests a system of water trading as a potential solution.[cartographic material]; Scale 1 : 1,500,000; 1 map : col. ; 83 x 58 cm; July 2006; Includes lists of projects in Athabasca oil sands area, Cold Lake soil sands area and Peace River oil sands area.hVolume 7. Winter fisheries and habitat assessment of the MacKay River (Apr. 1999): MacKay River projectGFort Hills Oil Sands Project conservation and reclamation annual report[cartographic material].; [cartographic material].; [cartographic material].; [cartographic material].; Scale not shown.; 3 maps on 1 sheet : col. ; 69 x 99 cm; Supplement to Oilweek, September 2006.; Where necessary, map modified for illustrative purposes.; Includes list of leaseholders, commercial projects and experimental projects.; Athabasca oilsands area -- Cold Lake oilsands area -- Peace River oilsands area.; Oilweek*[cartographic material]; Scale 1:375,000; 1 map : col. ; 67 x 68 cm; July 2006; Source information: oil sands agreements, non crown minerals, oil sands & surface mineable areas ; Department of Energy. Indian reserves : Natural Resources Canada. Base data provided by Spatial Data Warehouse Ltd.([cartographic material]; Scale 1:600,000; 1 map : col. ; 91 x 98 cm; July 2006; Source information: oil sands projects, non crown minerals, oil sands & surface mineable areas ; Department of Energy. Indian reserves ; Natural Resources Canada. Base data provided by Spatial Data Warehouse Ltd.[cartographic material]; Scale 1:600,000; 1 map : col. ; 91 x 99 cm; June 2006; Source information : Non crown minerals, oil sands & surface mineable areas; Department of Energy. Indian reserves : Natural Resources Canada. Base data provided by Spatial Data Warehouse Ltd.hFrommer's Banff and Jasper National Parks is packed with all the facts, tips and descriptions you need to have perfect park vacation, in a pocket size guide: * The best strategies for seeing these amazing parks, whether you have a full week or just a few hours * Great places to stay both inside the parks and nearby, from luxurious hotels to scenic, secluded campgrounds * The best day-long or overnight hikes, plus mountain biking, golf, horseback riding, and skiing * Detailed, accurate maps, plus a fully illustrated nature guide to help you spot bighorn sheep, mountain goats, wildflowers, and more1The tar sands : Syncrude and the politics of oil.Athabasca University off-site services study for the governing authority Athabasca University : interim report with recommendations of the Technical Coordinating CommitteemApplication to the Alberta Oil and Gas Conservation Board under Part VI-A of the Oil and Gas Conservation ActList of publicationsOAlberta NewStart Inc. : leadership and vocational training centre effectivenessCBirths, deaths and mortality rates for an isolated native communityKinuso : problems and prospects-The fur trade at Lesser Slave Lake, 1815-1831Tourism recreation and business travel impact - Slave River hydroelectric dam project : a study done for Environmental Assessment Division, Alberta Department of the EnvironmentA consensus of costs and returns for wheat, peas, barley, oats, canola (stubble), barley (underseeded), clover, plowdown, and canola on fallow in the Morinville, Stony Plain and Barrhead districtsA consensus of costs and returns for, A. 100 sow farrowing enterprise, B. 1750 head hog finishing enterprise, C. 100 sow farrow to finish enterprise using field pea ration in the Barrhead region, February 1991~Consensus of costs and returns for A. 100 cow-calf enterprise : intensive pasture management in the Westlock-Barrhead districtqA consensus of costs and returns for continuous cropping versus clover plowdown rotation in the Westlock districtA consensus of costs and returns for A. 80 sow farrowing enterprise : B. 1100 head hog finishing enterprise : C. 80 sow farrow to finish enterprise in the Westlock and Morinville districtswA consensus of costs and returns for a 50 head supplementary meat goat enterprise in the Barrhead Region, December 1991NSocio-economic statistics for Alberta cities and towns : Town of Fort McMurrayQEconomic impact analysis of visitors expenditures in Jasper National Park in 1998DEconomic impact analysis of visitor< s to Jasper National Park in 1991Alberta's heavy oil and oil sands : unlocking 176 billion barrels : the energy of Alberta innovation : guide book and directoryJurisdiction profile report7Bishop Piche School, Fort Chipewyan : evaluation report<Feasibility study for high school services at Fort Chipewyan,Outcome-based education : a Canadian contextSenior high scienceAPickup truck and driver crushed by heavy hauler [fatality report]2Regional economic indicators - Wood Buffalo regionJoslyn north mine project integrated application and supplemental information: Volume 3: Consultants reports: CR #5a Historical resources; CR #5b Palaeontological resources; CR #6a Human health; CR #6b Ecological health; CR #6c Odour; CR #7 Hydrology; CR #8 Noise; CR #9 Socio-economic; CR #10 Soils and terrain -- v.5. Consultants reports: CR #11 Surface water; CR #12 TLU and TEK; CR #13 Vegetation; CR #14 Wildlife; CR #15 Biodiversity; CR #16 BNative employment patterns in Alberta's Athabasca oil sands regionBWolf story : from varmint to favourite ; and, The wolves of JasperStranded on a raging river%Shell Wagers That Delays Will Pay Off^Project HE 2.3 : maximization of technical training and involvement of area manpower in AOSERP-Jackfish 2 Project Public Disclosure DocumentCommunity health needs assessment survey 1987: a study of attitudes, beliefs, and lifestyle practises of Fort McMurray residentsMy tribe, the Crees7Pay dirt [videorecording] / Pay Dirt Pictures presents.4Local society and economy of Fort Chipewyan, Alberta=Interregional economic impacts of the Alberta Alsands ProjectKThe CIM and its role in Canadian affairs, national and international issuesTInvestigation of Sawridge Creek flooding at the town of Slave Lake during July, 1988DProgress report for Wood Buffalo National Park fire management studyHIt's a man's world (or is it?) : what you need to know before you decideOA report of wisdom synthesized from the traditional knowledge component studies?Birch Mountain Hammerstone Project - Public Disclosure DocumentBirch Mountain Resources Ltd. Muskeg Valley Quarry project, Fort McMurray area, Alberta : Natural Resources Conservation Board decision reportEHammerstone project : application and environmental impact assessmentFMuskeg Valley Quarry : application and environmental impact assessmentRLiving kindness : the dream of my life : the memoirs of Metis elder, Madeline BirdFLiterature search on the environmental impacts of tar sands operations5A study of school-community relations in Dickinsfield/The development of the Alberta bituminous sands00 Papers, [1895?]-1983&The role of ecology in decision making_Development and use of archaeological predictive models in the oilsands of northeastern Alberta!Jasper : the story and the sightsWAn evaluation of grade level reorganization in the Fort McMurray Public School DistrictCAthabasca river basin study : historical natural flows 1912 to 1980PLearning from the forest : a fifty-year journey in sustainable forest managementBanff-Jasper explorers guideAIntegrated resource inventory of the Lesser Slave Lake study areaDeath of a delta\Report on the evaluation of the UNITAR/UNDP Information Centre for Heavy Crude and Tar SandsBThe role of technology in economic prosperity : the AOSTRA exampleMRiver of grit : six months on the line at Suncor, Ft. McMurray, Alberta, 1986iA Study of the Athabasca bitumen from the Abasand Quarry, Alberta, Canada y M.L. Boyd and D.S. Montgomeryc[map]; 1 map : col. ; 84 x 59 cm. folded to 25 x 20 cm; Supplement to Oilweek, September 2000.; Includes list of leaseholders, commercial projects, experimental projects and oilsands developments in the Fort McMurray area.; "All data for Oil sands and heavy oil areas map is derived from the Alberta Energy Utilities Board, as of June 2000."; OilweekA[Aerial photographs of Fort McKay and McClelland Lake, Alta.]. --Jungling in Jasper7Two western adventurers, Alexander Henry and Peter Pond.Growth communities of the north : final reportcThe wild north land : being the story of a winter journey, with dogs, across northern North America:Athabasca University : the evolution of distance education&Towards system in continuing education8Perception of the Fort McMurray environment through time?Airphoto study : Sawdy and Baptiste damsites on Athabasca RiveraReport on the power potential of sites on the Athabasca River between Athabasca and Fort McMurray:Growth in the Canadian oil sands : finding the new balanceuBackgrounder : elements of a tri-partite regional development agreement for the regional municipality of Wood Buffalo00 Papers 1911-1967 The tar sands of Alberta, CanadawMihkwkamiwi spsis : stories and pictures from Metis elders in Fort McKay / presented by Craig Campbell ... [et al.].Footprints in the delta,Human activity in the Upper Athabasca Valley-Farmsteads in the upper Athabasca Valley 1910;Treaty no. 8 made June 21, 1899 and adhesions, reports, etc5A collection of Indian acts and amendments since 1868<Treaty No. 8 made June 21, 1899, and Adhesions, reports, etcArticles of a Treaty made and concluded at the several dates mentioned therein, in the year of Our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and Ninety-Nine, between Her Most Gracious Majesty the Queen of Great Britain and Ireland, by Her Commissioners the Honourable David Laird, of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Indian Commissioner for the said Province and the North-West Territories, James Andrew Joseph McKenna, of Ottawa, Ontario, Esquire, and the Honourable James Hamilton Ross, of Regina, in the North-West Territories, of the one part; and the Cree, Beaver, Chipewyan, and other Indians, inhabitants of the territory within the limits hereinafter defined and described, by their Chiefs and Headmen, hereunto subscribed, of the other part; ..Whitecourt, Alberta#Fort McMurray, Alberta-SaskatchewanBarrhead, Alberta3Lesser Slave Lake, Improvement District 17, AlbertaWestlock, Alberta Whitecourt.Market at a glance. Wood Buffalo Fort McMurrayJasper National Park, Canada<Agreement 1986 Dec. 23 between Canada and Alberta]. -- 1986.What we heard : a summary of the analysis of public comments on the management plan concepts for Jasper, Kootenay, Waterton Lakes and Yoho National ParksUTourism : principles and strategies for the four Mountain Parks, discussion paper. -- Map of Jasper National Park 1926Fort Chipewyan Airport, Alberta1http://www.ainc-inac.gc.ca/pr/trts/trty8%5fe.htmlOttawaP MacKenzie Gas Project: Joint Review Panel Information Request No. 3, Question 1%Imperial Oil Resources Ventures Ltd. 2006?http://www.ngps.nt.ca/Upload?proponent/Imperial%20OilResources%C#Pioneers of the Athabasca oil sands9Southwest area structure plan, land use bylaw no. 20-1988Land use bylaw no. 10-1983WPioneers of the lakeland : a homespun history of Slave Lake and surrounding communities{Hamlet of Fort Chipewyan special feasibility study no. S6200 / Small Community Engineering Services, EDA Collaborative Inc.<Hamlet of Fort Chipewyan special feasibility study no. S6200UA case study in educational policy making : the establishment of Athabasca University?The commercial utilization of the oil sands of northern AlbertaRMoose-Deer Island house people : a history of the native people of Fort ResolutionConsensus of costs and returns for A, 100 cow-calf enterprise, B, 72 head finish enterprise, C, 100 cow-calffinish enterprise in the Westlock district:Project Oilsand Athabasca Area Alberta, Canada : Exhibit ICThe Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program : an overview EThe Peace-Athabasca Delta : a choice of water management alternativesKAlberta Oil Sands environmental research program 1975-1980 : summary report8Need for environmental research on the Alberta oil sands0Characteristics of Athabasca University studentsDevelopment of a theoretical social indicators model : a feasibility study. Stage A, Applicability of the approach to the Athabasca Oil Sands regionLe Nord-ouest. Athabaska. P< reliminaires, site, bornes, sol, etendue, climat, mines, etc. Forets et rivieres, etablissements, missions, chemins, communications, conclusionSThe Society of Wood Buffalo Employment & Career Training Specialists : [newsletter]Application for an approval of an experimental oil sands scheme under the Oil Sands Conservation Act : the oil sands co-production experimental project on lease 7276120T05Supplemental information regarding Alberta Energy and Utilities Board application no.950993 and Alberta Environmental Protection application no.001-17233 oil sands co-production experimental project on lease 5Unpublished MaterialGenericJournal, Electronic Book, SectionConference ProceedingsUnpublished, MaterialBookSound RecordingJournal article Book, Whole Internet resource Book, AbstractsReport Book ChapterPaperBook Title Primary*Alberta's Environmental Assessment ProcessGIn-site presents Syncrude '77 : supplement to Construction Alberta News!Athabasca oilsands production map%Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo@Janvier Indian Reserve Local 194 : Community Tourism Action Plan$Destination resort plan : Slave Lake0Town of Westlock : Community Tourism Action Plan2Town of Whitecourt : Community Tourism Action Plan4Town of High Prairie : Community Tourism Action PlanDImprovement District No. 12 (Jasper) : Community Tourism Action Plan5City of Fort McMurray : Community Tourism Action Plan;County of Athabasca No. 12 : Community Tourism Action Plan.,Community growth impact study : final reportSSocial and economic assessment study : greater county of Athabasca : program reportZSocial and economic assessment study : greater county of Athabasca area : technical reportWMarket potential for regional visitors to Jasper in the fall, winter and spring seasonsCIt never rained ... then it poured: Albertans battle fires & floods$Jasper-Hinton airport planning studyESurface transportation corridor study : Fort MacKay to Fort Chipewyan3Responsible actions: a plan for Alberta's oil sandsOil sands technology roadmapcReport of the Chief Electoral Officer on the Barrhead by-election held Wednesday, November 21, 1979\Alberta Crop Insurance Review Panel informal hearings : Athabasca, Alberta, November 4, 1986%Athabasca University academic concept-Flood control benefits : town of High Prairie9Benefit-cost analysis of flood control, Lesser Slave Lake'Lesser Slave Lake study ; initial draft<An analysis of resources in Alberta's Lesser Slave Lake areaSlave Lake community surveyWestlock community survey^Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing written submissions.The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing filed documents at Janvier, Alberta, November 1, 1989Five fur traders of the Northwest : being the narrative of Peter Pond and the diaries of John Macdonell, Archibald N. McLeod, Hugh Faries, and Thomas Connor!Five fur traders of the Northwest#Canadian oil sands investors' guide.Best of Jasper: sights, hikes, drives, museumsUJasper and Maligne Lake: hiking, biking, trail guide and photos /cGen Trek PublishingGSouthwest Alberta, southeast B.C: includes logging roads and back roadszExplorer's map, Banff & Jasper, includes Yoho and Kootenay Parks, scale 1:400 000; campgrounds, lodges, points of interestzRecreational map, Jasper & Maligne Lake, includes the Tonquin Valley, scale 1:100 000: hiking trails, mountain bike trailsJasper up-close: what to see and do: hiking and biking trails: on the back descriptions of sights, museums, scenic drives, and our pick of the walks and day hikes: new 3-D imagery. Review of published data : Fort Chipewyan ornamental building stone project / prepared by Geo-Engineering (M.S.T.) Ltd. ; prepared for Alberta Public Works, Supply & Services.>Annual report : (new series), volume VIII, reports A,D,J,L,R,SIRelationship and contributions to the Peace-Athabasca Delta Project, 1972Unmet needs : a report of the educational program development project in occupational health and safety / project coordinator, Winston Gereluk ; project director, Richard Marsden.rApplication of Landsat satellite imagery to monitor land-cover changes at the Athabasca Oil Sands, Alberta, CanadanComparative employment report, Fort McMurray : a study of future employment patterns in Fort McMurray, Alberta[A consensus of costs and returns for a 1,000 hog feeder enterprise in the Westlock districtOA consensus of costs and returns for barley production in the Barrhead districtMFactors of community well-being as identified by residents of a resource townImplementation study, Chipewyan red granite building stone prospect / by John D. Godfrey for Alberta Department of Public Works, Supply & Services.-The Chipewyan Red Granite Exploration Project7Ornamental and building stones, Fort Chipewyan, Alberta}Fort Chipewyan ornamental-building stone project : Chipewyan red granite, geological reconnaissance of sluice site number twoGeology of the Fort Chipewyan district, Alberta / by John D. Godfrey. Soil survey and interpretation for recreational use of an area at the junction of the Notikewin and Peace Rivers TAerial photographic interpretation of Precambrian structures north of Lake AthabascauFinal report on Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park potential recreational accommodation environmental assessment study:Socio-economic baseline report for the Wood Buffalo Region2Visual impact of Suncor Steepbank Mine development@Suncor Mine advance plan (D&R) and cumulative effects assessmentLImpact analysis of socio-economic impacts associated with the Steepbank MineIImpact analysis of human health issues associated with the Steepbank MineKHistorical resources impact assessment Steepbank Mine Project permit 95-0838Baseline study for fur trapping in the Suncor study area#Sub-regional plan for Fort McMurrayaEconomic study and cost benefit analysis for a modern jet port facility at Jasper-Hinton, AlbertaMcMurray courier=Canada's ice-field highway in Banff and Jasper national parks0Jasper and the Canadian Rockies in natural colorKCook's escorted tours : Jasper Park, Yellowstone-Glacier, Banff-Lake LouiseiEnvironmental impact assessment : addendum to the 1973 report, Mildred Lake Project, Syncrude Canada Ltd.1A billion barrels for Canada : the Syncrude storyAboriginal reviewSustainability report9Synergy : a bimonthly magazine for the people of Syncrude9Northern Lights mining and extraction project applicationTraditional land use studyXReport of the Auditor General on Alberta Social Housing Corporation : land sales systems;Pathways for First Nation and Metis youth in the oil sands#Models for oil sands royalty reformUModels for oil sands royalty reform : detailed royalty reform results and assumptionsyRoyalty reform solutions : options for delivering a fair share of oil sands revenues to Albertans and resource developersRoyalty reform solutionsWThinking like an owner:overhauling the royalty and tax treatment of Alberta's oil sandsYThinking like an owner : overhauling the royalty and tax treatment of Alberta's oil sands.Jasper : a history of the place and its people$The railway and Jasper National ParkEnvironmental health issues associated with a modern bleached kraft pulp mill : Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc., Athabasca, Alberta4Highland soldiers : the story of a mountain regiment$Tarsands development study : stage 1}Oil sands reclamation seminar : a study integrating mining, tailings disposal and reclamation : presentation to the ministersTOil sand reclamation : a study integrating mining, tailings disposal and reclamation6Social impact assessment : theory, method and practice?An exploration of adult experiences in a school-to-work program7The impact of oil sands development on the land surface< 7Environmental land use controls Alberta energy corridorSLesser Slave Lake regional plan : interim report : an analysis of population growthcCommunity involvement in museum and heritage activities : a case study from Hinton, Alberta, CanadaMDownhill ski areas utilization and capacity : Banff and Jasper National ParksYEconomic impacts of Alberta's oil sands : summary report for CERI private sector sponsors`Short-term economic impacts of the oil sands : (impacts for the 2006-2011 period) : final report'Economic impacts of Alberta's oil sandsHealth-related behaviours and indicators of social adjustment in Fort McMurray, 1992 : baseline date [i.e. data] from the Fort McMurray Demonstration Project in Social MarketinghThe effects of river connectivity on floodplain wetland ecology in Jasper National Park, Alberta, CanadaDEnvironmental impact assessment of the proposed Whitecourt pulp millVArchaeological and historical resources assessment phase I : Slave River hydro projectEvaluation of the Fort Chipewyan Granite Prospect, Fort Chipewyan, Alberta / prepared for Fort Chipewyan Development Corporation9Evidence on the tar sands for the Public Defenders' Court6Industrial mineral resources of the Fort McMurray areaA Canadian success story/A health study of an isolated native community.Ft. McMurray-Gregoire Lake areaNThe potential regional economic impact of the Syncrude Canada Ltd. application6Practicum interpretive unit plan Peace-Athabasca DeltaJasper marketing studyPoint d'ebullition!Boiling point!Cartier Mobile Home Park, phases II & III : Stanley job nos. 915-67-7-3 and 915-67-8-3 : geotechnical investigation on-site servicesiA conceptual framework for an information system for the Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research ProgramEDiamond hitch : the pioneer guides and outfitters of Banff and JasperCDiamond hitch : the early outfitters and guides of Banff and JasperoApproaches to the design of a biomonitoring program using arthropods as bioindicators for the AOSERP study area200 Taped interview with Walter Hill April 15, 1983Oil sands fuel of the futureEModes of rock slope movement in the Colin Range, Jasper National ParkCTreasure in the sand : an overview of Alberta's oil sands resources9Regional socio-economic impact assessment: Alsand ProjectThe purpose of this study is to provide guidance and direction for marketing and product positioning in promoting Jasper National Park, the Jasper townsite and properties and activities in the area. The market covered by this research includes young adults, families and mature/senior residents of the Edmonton CMA (Census Metropolitan Area), Calgary CMA, Grande Prairie CA (Census Agglomeration) and Saskatoon CMA.This study: investigates the potential for more visits by regional visitors to Jasper for each of the fall, winter and spring seasons identifies the key selling attributes or strengths of Jasper, for each of the three seasons identifies perceived or real constraints that may hinder people from visiting Jasper more often or visiting at all. :Video presents forest fires and floods in Alberta in 1995.An interim report to indicate to Executive Council (of the Province of Alberta) what initially appears to be some of the relevant issues for policy formation regarding development of the Athabasca Tar Sand.Proceedings of the hearings held at Fort McMurray June 19-22, 25-29, and July 3-5, 1979. -- v. 13 is a key word index to the hearings.Environmental and socio-economic assessment update, summary report for continuted improvement and development of the Syncrude Mildred Lake OperationnSurvey of impacts of Alsands oil mining project on water, land, air, wildlife, and community of Fort McMurray. Transcripts of public hearings held in towns in northern Alberta to consider the possible environmental effects of, and to gather public opinion on, a proposed pulp mill in Athabasca. Environmental impact assessment bleached kraft pulp mill, Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc., Alberta- Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing filed documents at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30-31, 1989. [electronic resource] : Multistakeholder Committee final report.; 1 electronic text; Issued as part of the Canadian electronic library, Documents collection, and Canadian public policy collection.; Chair: Vance MacNichol--P. 3.; "June 30, 2007".; Letter from Vance MacNichol, MSC Chair -- Executive summary -- Section 1. Introduction -- The Multistakeholder Committee consultation process -- Setting the context -- Section 2. The framework -- Vision and principles -- Strategies and actions -- Section 3. Panel discussion of non-consensus actions -- Addendum 1. Maps showing oil sands projects -- Addendum 2. Membership of the Oil Sands Multistakeholder Committee -- Addendum 3. Terms of reference -- Addendum 4. Glossary.; Access restricted to authorized users and institutions.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.; Co-published by: Alberta Energy, Alberta Environment, Alberta Sustainable Resource Development.; Canadian electronic library. Canadian public policy collection.; Canadian electronic library. Documents collection.O[cartographic material].; 3 maps on 1 sheet : col. ; 69 x 99 cm; Supplement to Oilweek, September 2005.; Includes list of leaseholders, commercial projects and experimental projects.; "Where necessary, map modifed for illustrative purposes"; Athabasca oilsands area -- Cold Lake oilsands area -- Peace River oilsands area.; OilweekThe article looks at the oil sands industry in Canada. Fort McMurray is the logistics centre from which the Athabasca oil-sand deposits, the biggest anywhere in the world, are being exploited. The ripped-up forests are replanted behind them as the diggers and processors move slowly on. Canada has a reported 180 billion barrels or so of proven oil reserves, of which some 95% are in the oil sands. Separating oil from the sands requires expensive technology and consumes a lot of energy and fresh water. Canada's provinces own the natural resources on their territory, and most of the oil happens to be in Alberta. Albertans have already grown richer than most other Canadians. In Alberta itself, opinion is divided about what to do with the windfall.Presents a profile of Athabasca University in Athabasca, Alberta. Description of the school and its offerings; Facts about the school and the cost to attend; Most popular majors.Provides information on Lake Athabasca that lies within Saskatchewan and Alberta. Importance of the Peace-Athabasca Delta, a wetland area located at the southwestern end of the lake, to the spawning of several species of fish in the lake; Background on the destruction of wetlands in the north shore of Lake Athabasca; Problems posed by the uranium mine and mill located near the lake. INSET: NORTHERN SAND.Correspondence and reference materials related to a biography on Milton E. Lazerte, Canada's first dean of education, former dean of the Faculty of Education, University of Alberta; and an article entitled "Land of Peter Pond", 1973-1975, regarding the history of the Athabasca District of Alta. Includes J. W. Chalmer's Gladly would he teach : a biography of Milton Ezra Lazerte. Edmonton: The ATA Educational Trust, 1978.^Correspondence reports and photographs of Athabasca Oil Sands Project at Bitumount. 1942-1953.Statistics and analysis of demand and potential supply of housing of various types for the expected population growth in Fort McMurray, northern Alberta, during and after construction of oil sands extraction plants.A thesis submitted to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science in Environmental Science, Dept. of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Alberta.^how the federal government's proposed climate change strategy lets oil companies off the hook.fSummary: Biography of W.C. Bompas (1834-1906), Bishop of Athabasca and of the Mackenzie River diocese.-Proposed land use for area 5 of Ft. McMurray.LConsultant's report of a proposed plan< for the development of Fort McMurray.VComprehensive overview of land use in the Lesser Slave Lake area, as of June 30, 1973.'The story of Alberta's first commercial salt plant, the Alberta Salt Company, based at Fort McMurray, Alberta, which was built at the junction of the Horse and Athabasca rivers in 1925, and closed two years later, as told by three Fort McMurray pioneers. Includes maps, photographs and drawings.mHistory of the founding of the town linked to its water communication and the Athabasca fur trading district.*Eastern Slopes Prehistory: selected papers,Alberta Archaeology: prospect and retrospectPrehistory of Alberta6The Prehistory of Lake Athabasca: an initial statementXV.1. Project description -- v. 2. Environmental impact assessment -- v. 3. Biodiversity baseline report for the Suncor south tailings pond project / Golder Associates -- v. 4. Fish and fish habitat baseline for the Suncor south tailings pond project -- v. 5. Forestry baseline report for the south tailings pond project -- v. 6. Historical resources impact assessment for the Suncor south tailings pond project permit #2003-244 -- v. 7. Hydrogeology baseline for the Suncor south tailings pond project -- v. 8. Hydrology baseline for the Suncor south tailings pond project -- v. 9. Soil and terrain baseline report for the Suncor south tailings pond project -- v. 10. Terrestrial vegetation, wetlands and forest resources baseline report for the Suncor south tailings pond project -- v. 11. Traditional land use baseline for the Suncor south tailings pond project -- v. 12. Water quality baseline for the Suncor south tailings pond project -- v. 13. Wildlife baseline report for the Suncor south tailings pond project -- [v.14] Supplemental information (June 2004); additional information submitted August 23, 2004 -- [v.15] Additional information Suncor Energy Inc. south tailings pond project Alberta Energy and Utilities Board application no. 1325847 Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act application no. 42-00000094 Water Act File No. 199406 and environmental impact assessment report (August 31, 2004) -- [v.16] South tailings pond application supporting information, October 13, 2004; Report on human health risk assessment of water exposures in McLean Creek and the Wood Creek Sand Channel / Golder Associates.i v. 6. Historical resources impact assessment for the Suncor south tailings pond project permit #2003-244Ov. 11. Traditional land use baseline for the Suncor south tailings pond projectZReport and proposal on health and social services planning in the Northeast Alberta region@The Athabasca University pilot project : report of an assessment-Notes on clay deposits near McMurray, Alberta>Preliminary report on the bituminous sands of northern AlbertaAthabaska TrailxBituminous sands of northern Alberta, occurrence and economic possibilities; report on investigations to the end of 1924LFoundation investigation, new hotel, Westlock, Alberta, highways no. 18 & 44LAlberta Housing Corporation proposed children's home, Fort McMurray, AlbertaLand use study Fort McMurray%Land use study stage II Fort McMurray+Petroleum effects in the arctic environment;Income trusts and Alberta's oil sands : issues and concernssFort McMurray : a case study of the effects of the boom on the health, social services, and criminal justice system@Public hearings on the management of hazardous wastes in Alberta%Whitecourt environmental study - 1972"Perceptions of Alberta's oil sands$Town of Barrhead flood control studyLOSLO Alberta oil sands project : statement of principles, September 24, 19886OSLO, an Alberta oil sands project : background papers6Environmental Legislation Review Panel public meetingsEnvironmental considerations overview - Bissell to Jasper National Park : CN plant expansion program Edson subdivision : Canadian National Railways4Whitecourt bridging program : final report, year onePEstablishment of ambient air quality trends in Edmonton and Fort McKay, Alberta.IDix-huit ans chez les sauvages : voyages et missions de Mgr. Henry FaraudPioneers who blazed the trail3Land systems within the County of Barrhead, AlbertaA Prehistoric settlement-subsistence model for northeastern Alberta, Canstar Oil Sands Ltd. bituminous sands lease 33, 92, and 95 : a preliminary statementThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing filed documents at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1, 2 & 4, 1989The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing filed documents at Grassland, Alberta, December 7 and 8, 1989The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing filed documents at Fort Resolution, N.W.T., November 22, 1989The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing filed documents at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17-18, 20-21, 1989The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing filed documents at Fort Smith, Alberta, November 15-16, 1989The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing filed documents at Fort Chipewyan, Alberta, November 9-10, 1989The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing filed documents at Lac La Biche, Alberta, November 3-4, 1989The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing filed documents at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30-31, November 25, 1989URegistration list for documents, EIA Review Board, Fort McMurray, Oct.30 and 31, 1989eThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board : public hearing transcript summaries.Alberta Environment's response : submission to the Alberta-Pacific Environmental Impact Assessment Review Board, January 15, 1990 / Alberta Environment4Field investigations in the Canadian Rockies in 1992EEverything you ever wanted to know about Syncrude : facts and figuresGregg River Mine West Extension,The lower Athabaska and Slave River districtKThree trails home : a history of Mayerthorpe and districts, Alberta, Canada1Shale oil & tar sands : the promises and pitfallslA preliminary study of the recreational and tourist industry potential of the Lesser Slave Lake special area|Guide to the Athabasca Oil Sands area / prepared for the Canadian Society of Petroleum Geologists oil sands symposium, 1973.8A study of lightning in the Whitecourt Forest of AlbertaAA study to identify and measure desirable student social outcomesAThe critical path : schools and the community - toward the future;High success in mathematics through outcome-based education"Operational review report critique5Social skills diagnostic screen administration manual;Fort McMurray and the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo}A Stronger circle : new directions in community services for children and families in Wood Buffalo (Region 16) : service planOBylaw no. 608, being development control bylaw of the new town of Fort McMurray/New town of Fort McMurray ... municipal census.NImprovement District No. 18 N (Fort McMurray) : Community Tourism Action Plan.Fort McMurray censusMunicipal census$Fort McMurray financial impact studyWStatus of walleye and northern pike sport fisheries at Lesser Slave Lake, Alberta, 20058Status of sport fish in Lesser Slave Lake, Alberta, 2005"The Fur Trade in Canada Since 1787)Public input summary : core concept stageDBackground report : Jasper National Park Management Planning ProgramFJasper core concept : Jasper National Park Management Planning ProgramXThe impact of oil sands development on trapping with management implications [microform]NThe influence of oil sands development on trapping in the Fort McMurray regionHistorical overview of the Fort McMurray area and oil sands industry in northeast Alberta : with expanded bibliographies on oil sands, surficial geology, hydrogeology, minerals and bedrock in northeast AlbertaLSexually Transmitted Infection (STI) Testing among Young Oil and Gas WorkersQEnvironmental Scan of Alberta Services to Address Sexual Assualt and Sexual Abu< se%Teachers' Narratives of Fort McMurray2The quality of family life in a resource communityBoomtown Fertility6Canadian Dispatches from medical fronts: Fort McMurray,Child care staff in a children's institution!Edmonton & northern Alberta atlasFort McMurray, Grande Prairie + northern Alberta towns and Yellowhead tourism area [cartographic material]: Bonnyville, Cold Lake, Drayton Valley, Edson, Hinton, Grand Centre-Medley, Jasper, Lloydminster, Peace River, St. Paul, Slave Lake, Vegreville, Whitecourt / [prepared for] MapArt.Alberta recreation map [cartographic material] : jam-packed with information about fun things to do and places to go! : skiing, campgrounds, golf, attractions, parks, and more ... / [prepared for] MapArt.*Canadian Rockies range & township road mapRFort McMurray, Grande Prairie + northern Alberta towns and Yellowhead tourism areaAthabasca Bill Tar sands+Proceedings of the 1986 Tar Sands Symposium+Human perception of the natural environmentSElementary school requirements of Fort McMurray River Lot 5 Residential Development4Traplines and the social consequences of development_Eco Centre at Lesser Slave Lake : development concept and feasibility study : executive summary4BP and Shell: rising risks in tar sands developmentsNeeds assessment of Fort McMurray regarding increased shelter services to battered women and children : a research report presented to the Board of the Fort McMurray Women's Crisis Centre SocietyyMeeting of Fort McMurray community representatives with premier Peter Lougheed and government officials, 17 December 1980%How do You Say 'Tim-Ber' in Japanese?\Tailings sands to trees : a report on tailings sands re-vegetation at Fort McMurray, Alberta&Alberta's new oil sands royalty system>Urban growth alternatives for Northeast Alberta : a case studyPThe geographical impact of outsiders on the community of Fort Chipewyan, AlbertaIResident perceptions of quality of life in resource frontier communities.Resident mobility in resource frontier communities: an examination of selected factors. Functions of voluntary associations in a resource frontier community: the case of Fort McMurray, Alberta, CanadaEThe oil sands of Canada : higher oil price forecasts - higher targetsFTar to car : matching bitumen production growth with refining capacityThe oil sands of Canada : the world wakes up : first to peak oil, second to the oil sands of Canada : after almost a century of research and development, the oil sands' time has comeExpert panel review : personal safety and site security at Athabasca Lookout Sustainable Resource Development, Forestry Division.9Town of Mayerthorpe general municipal plan, Bylaw no. 578+Mayerthorpe : Paddle Valley, cattle countryMThe Large Charge Evergreen : history of Mayerthorpe United Church : 1950-19868The Alberta oil sands: the telephone survey of Canadians-Development of farming in treaty 8, 1899-1940DCanadian oil sands supply costs and development projects (2009-2043)nGreen bitumen : the role of nuclear, gasification and CCS in Alberta's oil sands : summary report David McCollCThe eye of the beholder : oil sands calamity or golden opportunity?BCanadian oil sands supply costs and development projects 2007-2027DCanadian oil sands supply costs and development projects (2008-2030)aSocial and Economic Barriers to Subsistence Harvesting in a northern Alberta Aboriginal Community4European and Other Tales from the Western Woods Cree,Inkonze, The stones of Traditional KnowledgeZEnvironmental Racism and First Nations: A Call for Socially Just Public Policy DevelopmentZIndigenous Peoples' Rights in Alberta's Oils Sands; The Role of Coprorations and the StateAA Case study for Responsible Development of the Alberta Oil SandsdData-Collection Methodology Report, Mkisew Cree First Nation, 2009-2010 Use-And-Occupancy Map SurveyEDoes the Alberta Tar Sands Industry Pollute? The scientific evidenceANavigating Neoliberalism: self-determination and the Mikisew Cree2Oil Sands Development: A Health Risk Worth Taking?MThe Alberta Language Initiative and the Implications for Indigenous LanguagesKDaghida: Cold Lake First Nation Works Towards Dene Language Revitalization UShampoo Archaeology: Toward a Participatory Action Research Approach in Civil SocietymAthabasca University: Conversion from Traditional Distance Education to Online Courses, Programs and Services7Ethnoculturally Relevant Programing in Northern SchoolsNursing Education at a Distance: Using Technology to Advantage in Undergraduate and Graduate Degree Programs in Alberta, Canada*Orality in Northern Cree Indigenous Worlds6The Way of the Future; Transfer Credit and Credit BankBAn Awakening Giant: The Alberta Vocational Centre at Fort McMurray?Library Services for Distance Education at Athabasca University"Bringing the Region to the World and the World to the Region": The Impact of Place on the role of Universities in Non-Metropolitan Regions'Lingusitic Divergence in Fort ChipewyanIVariable Date and Linguistic Convergence: Texts and Contexts in Chipewyan2Historical Changes in the Chipewyan Kinship System.Cross-Cultural Learning and other Catastrophes<Source Water Protection Plan for the Driftpile First Nation rHistorical Resources Impact Assessment, Final Report, Alberta Oilsands Inc. Clearwater West LP-SAGD pilot ProjectsPeaceAthabascaSlave River basins P A S : northern rivers inventory and evaluation : summary of existing informationNorth of the Border'Once upon a time -- on Mountaintop RockFMcLeod Lake Indian Band Treaty No. 8 Adhesion and Settlement AgreementPay dirtFIn trust for tomorrow : a management framework for four mountain parksOThe long journey of a forgotten people : Metis identities and family histories-Canadian Rockies : from the Icefields Parkway5Energy heritage : oil sands and heavy oils of Alberta#Oil sands and heavy oils of Alberta/Structure of a traditional baseline data system1Ultimate North : canoeing Mackenzie's great river\Operational review of the nursing department, Fort McMurray Regional Hospital : final report6Fort Chipewyan homecoming : a journey to native Canada5Fort Chipewyan homecoming: a journey to native CanadaDThe human geography of the Lesser Slave Lake area of Central AlbertaCOrigins of the Alberta Metis : Land Claims Research Project 1978-79aReport of a Metis Association of Alberta Workshop : Workshop #8, Fort Chipewyan, November 1, 1984bReport of a Metis Association of Alberta Workshop : Workshop #9, Fort McMurray, November 3-4, 1984RWorkshop 2, Slave Lake, March 17-18, 1984 : community concerns and recommendationsHeavy oil : a major energy source for the 21st century, 7th UNITAR International Conference on Heavy Crude and Tar Sands, October 27-30, 1998, Beijing, ChinakFueling for a clean and safe environment : 6th UNITAR International Conference on Heavy Crude and Tar SandsWater resources use and management issues for the Peace, Athabasca and Slave River basins : best/worst analysis of survey questions about threats and actions,Fort McMurray, Alberta : statistical outline60 minutes. The oil sandsbDevelopment of a research design related to archaeological studies in the Athabasca Oil Sands area2Clarence "Big" Miller live at Athabasca University[Course notes]qA Bibliography of the Athabasca oil sands, Fort McMurray, Alberta area : socio-economic and environmental studieseAnalysis of the leisure delivery system 1972-1979, with projections for future servicing requirementsTFt. McKay community exposure study : assessment of particulate matter (PM10) levels.Return to an Order of the Assembly asked for by Mr. Notley on March 18, 1976, regarding report referred to by former Minister of the Environment, May 30, 1974 in respect to revision of report requested by Syncrude Canada LtdNA hard road to travel : land, forests and people in the Upper Athabasca regionJourney to the tar sandsEAnzac: Community plan for the hamlet of Anzac in northeastern Alberta< }Culture, ecology and restoration : a report of a workshop on human influence on the montane ecosystem in Jasper National Park9Effect of energy dissipation rate on bitumen droplet sizeBPublic transit feasibility study for the new town of Fort McMurray>National Archives of Canada holdings : records of Parks CanadaHonour of the crownMan who chooses the bushThe great buffalo sagaIndians : lands and resources. A brief presented by the National Indian Brotherhood to the Man and Resources Conference, Toronto, Ontario, November 18-22, 1973Memories of a mountain man(Lesser Slave Lake water levels 1914-1977;Alberta bitumen processing integration study : final reportLReport on field work testing of red granite deposit, Fort Chipewyan, AlbertakFactors affecting future development in key economic sectors in the Peace, Athabasca and Slave River Basins2A financial study of the new town of Fort McMurraySStudies of expected and effected mobility in selected resource frontier communitiesWThe potential for wilderness recreation in a sand dune environment in northeast AlbertaUA visual comparison of water level conditions on the Peace-Athabasca Delta, 1969-1971CDirty oil : how the tar sands are fueling the global climate crisisBAccessibility of Athabasca University to adults with special needs;The mapmaker's eye : David Thompson on the Columbia Plateau,Jasper National Park visitor use survey 1966Fort McKay study: A Research Proposal and Grant Request Presented to Chief Dorothy MacDonald, and residents of Fort McKay, September 1983(Slave Lake and area labour market survey+Broad is the way : stories from Mayerthorpe2Application for approval of Kai Kos Dehseh ProjectlVolume 2: Impact Assessment Approach; Air, Noice Health --Application for approval of Kai Kos Dehseh ProjectVolume 5: Impact Land and resource use; SEIA; Historical resources; Tek and Tu --Application for approval of Kai Kos Dehseh Project;Proposed terms of reference: community study Anzac, AlbertaQRequirements for a heavy industrial park for the Northeast Alberta Region : study'Northeast Alberta region commuter studySocial planning for a new resource town : recommendations of the Northeastern Regional Task Force for Health and Social Services : final report9Challenge North 2003 : opportunities, strategies, success-Meeting with trappers in Fort McKay May, 1986EChallenge north : conference report, Fort McMurray, October 2-4, 19858Conference report, Fort McMurray, Alta. : Oct. 2-4, 1985oExtension of Highway No.58 to Fort Smith and a connector to Fort Chipewyan Northern Alberta Development Council/Public meeting, Wandering River, July 17, 1979.Economic development opportunities in northern Alberta : overview report / a study prepared by Currie, Coopers and Lybrand Management Consultants in association with J.F.T. Scott & AssociatesnAnalysis of the economic contribution of the Northern Alberta Development Council region to Alberta and CanadaQAlberta-North community access points (CAPs) : information guide for communities.zComments and observations upon the major deficiencies in Syncrude Canada Ltd. environmental impact assessment, volumes 1-4>Northern River Basins Study : key findings and recommendations:Northern River Basins Study : report to the Ministers 1996+Northern River Basins Study : status reportdYouth Apprenticeship Programs for Aboriginal Youth in Canada: Smoothing the Path from School to Work Athapaskan?=The Contact History of the Subarctic Athapaskans: An OverviewTraining Options that Would Increase Employment opportunities for Local People in Resource Extraction Projects in Northern CommunitiesV.1a. North Steepbank extension project application -- v.1b. Voyageur upgrader project application -- v.2. Environmental impact assessment introduction -- v.3. Environmental impact assessment; air quality, noise and environmental health -- v.4. Environmental impact assessment; aquatic resources -- v.5. Environmental impact assessment; terrestrial resources -- v.6. Environmental impact assessment; human environment resources -- [v.7.] Biodiversity environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur Project / Golder Associates -- [v.8.] Fish and fish habitat environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur Project -- [v.9] Forestry environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur Project -- [v.10.] Hydrogeology environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur Project -- [v.11.] Resource use environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur Project -- [v.12.] Soil and terrain environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur Project -- [v.13.] Surface water hydrology environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur Project -- [v.14.] Terrestrial vegetation, wetlands and forest resources environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur Project -- [v.15.] Traditional land use setting report for the Suncor Voyageur Project -- [v.16.] Water quality environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur Project -- [v.17.] Wildlife environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur Projectu Environmental impact assessment on the region's human environment resources. Coordinates: 5659'25"N 11124'46"W lTraditional land use setting report for the Suncor Voyageur Project. Coordinates: 5659'25"N 11124'46"W Joe Noskiyi interview 1&Interview with Frank and Alice HalcrowPat Lalonde InterviewNed Laboucan Interview 2Ned Laboucan Interview Summary, Treaty 8.The Sarsi: Athapaskans o n the Northern PlainsTraditional Land Use Study8Traditional Land-Use Study for Lakeland Pipeline ProjectPolitical accord between Akaitcho Territory Dene First Nations (Akaitcho DFN), (as represented by NWT Treaty 8 Corporation), and government of the Northwest Territories/Recreation study of Slave Lake, Alberta, CanadaTreaty resource kit!The oil sands story : fact sheets7Professor Nositall's "fun kids' guide to the oil sands"BOil sands mining end land use committee report and recommendationsRegional orientation programbStep-by-step guidelines for developing and maintaining a Community Outreach Program to the Elderly(Sagitawah saga : the story of Whitecourt.Development status of Alberta oil sands - 1976Fuels from oil sandsmReview of: Draft guidelines for the development and operation of ski areas in Banff and Jasper National Parks^Development disparities within a peripheral region : problems in measuring the quality of lifeKLong Lake South Project application & environmental impact assessment (EIA)7Application for approval of the Long Lake South projectPVolume 2: Human Health --Application for approval of the Long Lake South projectOrganizing Distance Education Alternatives : final report / jointly coordinated by Community Vocational Centres, Slave Lake; Alberta Vocational Centre, Grouard; [and] Athabasca UniversityAlbert's regulatory framework for sustainable industrial development includes six core business functions -- project evaluation; approvals; monitoring; enforcement; setting standards, objectives and guidelines; and decommissioning and reclamation. Public consultation: page 8mSpecial supplement giving the background and progress of the Syncrude development in the Athabasca Tar Sands.5Archaeology - A Crucial Role in Ecosystems ManagementIArchaeology and Rocky Mountain Ecosystem Management: Theory and Practice.8Aboriginal Cultures in Alberta: Five Hundred GenerationsArchaeology in the Oil SandsIMihkwakamiwi sipisis: stories and pictres from Metis Elders in Fort McKay@Little Pond: A Microblade and Burin Site in Northeastern Alberta9Subarctic "Prehistory" in the Anthropological ImaginationMGeoarchaeological Studies of the Beaver River Sandstone, Northeastern AlbertaHThe Bezya Site: A Wedge-Shaped Core Assemblage from Northeastern Alberta8Aboriginal Plant Use in Canada's Northwest Boreal Forest6Ethnobotany of the Northern Cree of Wabasca/DesmaraisCLiving with the Land: Use of Plants by the Native People of Alberta/Cry of the Eagle: Encounters with a Cree HealerQPlants and habitats - a consideration of Dene ethnoecology< in northwestern CanadaPresentations and discussion of public hearings held in Edmonton, 1973 on the use of that area of land in west-central Alberta, directly west of Edmonton and including the drainage basin of the Athabasca River which lies in the mountains and foothills.Interim report on hearings held in Fort Chipewyan, Uranium City and Edmonton on September 25th, 27th and October 2nd, 1973 to receive local comments on proposals to restore water levels in the Peace-Athabasca delta and Lake Athabasca.Alberta Environment Conservation Authority; AGL Great West Life*Library has English and Cree Editions; The restoration of water levels in the Peace Athabasca DeltaAlberta Environment Conservation Authority; 13 v. ; 23 cm; Pt.1 Coleman (Oldman River Basin) -- Pt.2 Lethbridge (Oldman River Basin) -- Pt.3A Calgary (Bow River Basin) -- Pt.3B Calgary (Bow River Basin) -- Pt.4 Canmore (Bow River Basin) -- Pt.5 Rocky Mountain House (North Saskatchewan River Basin) -- Pt.6 Red Deer (North Saskatchewan River Basin) -- Pt.7 Hinton (Athabasca River Basin) -- Pt.8 Edmonton (Athabasca River Basin) -- Pt.9 Grande Cache, Grande Prairie (Smoky River Basin) -- Pt.10A & 10B Supplementary submissions -- Pt.11 Commercial recreational and tourist development proposals. -- Public hearings held in June-July, 1973; Commercial recreational and tourist development proposalsAlberta Environment Conservation Authority; 2v. ; 23 cm; Public hearings held Sept. - Oct. 1973; v.1 - Proceedings -- v.2 - Addendum.Portrays the challenges that face the oil industries and the consumers of the infinite products of oil. "The pipeline" follows the route of a pipeline linking the Caspian Sea to the Mediterranean Sea and thus the global market. "The oil curse" contrasts the cases of Ecuador and western Africa, and looks at how the discovery of oil has affected the local population. "The wilderness" explores the tension between the world's desire for oil and existing and proposed environmental restraintsReport on a study to identify local and regional aspirations, goals and priorities; to identify realistic economic development opportunities; to build understanding among the citizens of northern Alberta as to opportunities which can be pursued.=Results of a questionnarie study carried out by local people in two native communities along the Athabasca River, Fort McKay and Fort Chipewyan. Information provided on current issue identification, the historical perspective and future objectives for the Athabasca River. Interviewees were Cree, Chipewyan and Metis.This article focuses on places to catch lots of fish for less money. Located in northern Saskatchewan, the 200-mile-long Lake Athabasca is the ninth-largest lake in North America. It is lightly fished, especially in the scenic north-central area. There are rocky islands with rugged shorelines, deep bays, and numerous reefs swarming with big trout. This is the beautiful setting of Johnston Island, home to the remote Lakers Unlimited camp. Lakers Unlimited has an 85 percent return rate among its customers. Most of these visitors are serious anglers who have fished a lot of other Canadian lake trout waters. The cost at the fishing lodge is $1,100 to $1,600 less per week than at other known lodges on other trophy trout lakes.An unpublished collection of correspondence, reports, aerial photographs, maps and data re the hydrology and hydraulic control of the Peace-Athabasca Delta region. Includes not only request for proposal to carry out control but also proposal submitted by Gepac, Stanley & Associates Ltd. and subsequent meetings, discussions and contract signed. Covers ongoing progress of hydraulic constructions, cost over-run disagreements, hydrological problems, and implementation problems of the Peace/Athabasca Data Bank - Dec. 1971-July 1972.[DVD 1] "tells of the discovery and development of the Athabasca oil sands, from its early use by First Nations peoples to the current mega-projects working to develop oil reserves for the foreseeable future. It follows the historic path by which the alberta oild sands went from discovery to economically viable production. First technologically, and then socially and environmentally, the industry has moved onto the threshold of widespread development.:--container. [DVD 2] "guides the viewer through an investigation of the how's and why's of oil sands, including new technologies, environmental concerns (water, natural gas use, greenhouse gas emissions), social concerns regarding local Aboriginal communities, and infrastructure issues due to the tremendous growth."--container.dUnpublished brief historical overview of Fort Chipewyan leading to the present poor socio-economic condition of a traditionally fur harvesting community. Declining fishing and trapping activities, aggravated by low water levels in the Peace-Athabasca Delta, indicate that Fort Chipewyan will become a welfare-dependent type of community in the near future.Examines the economic impact of three sets of expenditures related to the construction of the Athabasca tar sands plant: construction of the urban and residential development, construction of the tar sands plant, and the operation of the plant.Summary: Research design for proposed 10 year study to identify social problems that prevail in new towns associated with resource development, to assess and analyze them, and to design a system of social preventative and rehabilitation measures for northeastern Alberta.?Progress report re: the Athabasca University Assessment ProjectOn the banks of the Athabasca River, as I remember it : a true account of pioneering Fort McMurray, Alberta through personal photosqLake Athabasca sand dunes : a survey of preservation and recreation values of the sand dunes and surrounding areaADrinnan to Brule Lake, Athabaska Valley, Alberta : report and mapkArchaeological sensitivity classification of the Jasper Park Lodge Leasehold, Jasper National Park, Alberta5A bibliography of publications dealing with tar sandsFThe impact of resource development on individual and family well-being4Resource guide for professional interpreters, Jasper.Water problems in Alberta oilsands developmentArchaeological research in the Lesser Slave Lake Region : a contribution to the pre-contact history of the boreal forest of Alberta7Unconventional oil : scraping the bottom of the barrel?IOil sands industry update : production outlook and supply costs 2006-2020+Petroleum refining in nontechnical languageqAttitudes and behavior of a sample of adults from Slave Lake, Alberta : preliminary report of a recreation surveyPLesser Slave Lake Community Futures Committee Review Board submission year threeEFuture energy: improved, sustainable and clean options for our planet;The Canadian oil sands : energy security vs. climate change`Emerging North American oil balances : considerations relevant to a tar sands development policy7An open letter to: Bishop Luc Bouchard from Phil LittleA study of native integration into the Fort McMurray labor force / by C. Littlejohn, R. Powell for Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program.iReport of the 1977 Athabasca - Mackenzie Waterway Conference, held in Vancouver, B.C. on January 18, 1977Report on the 1975 conference on Improvements to the Athabasca-Mackenzie Waterway and Western Arctic, held in Vancouver, B.C., 14, January 1975%Damsite investigations : McLeod River&Telecommunications in Northern Alberta9Fort McMurray-Wood Buffalo development activity, May 1984@Lac La Biche - Fort McMurray development activity, November 1984aProposal to review the delivery and administration of health services in Fort McMurray and regionfMemorandum of understanding, Alberta Grand Council of Treaty 8 First Nations and Government of Alberta%Establishment plan for Keyano College>Labour market information reports for the Fort McMurray Region=Annual review - Alberta Vocational Centre : Lesser Slave LakeEManpower implications of future developments in the Alberta oil sandsOrganizing Distance Education Alternatives : annotated bibliography / an Alberta Advanced Education < Innovative Project jointly coordinated by Community Vocational Centres - Slave Lake, Alberta Vocational Centre - Grouard, Athabasca University.LAlberta municipality profile, 2001 census of agriculture : North West Region+Whitecourt Anselmo public land use strategyaThe Impact of major resource projects with reference to regional development in northeast AlbertadTeen Tobacco Reduction Project [videorecording] : Grande Prairie, Peace River, Slave Lake, AthabascamAlberta Career Development and Employment : entry-level work activity training study in the Whitecourt region4The Future of the oil sands heavy mineral production1National Oil Sands Task Force questions & answersBuried treasure - bold frontier>A new era of opportunity for Canada's oil sands : final report9Macro-economic benefits of an expanded oil sands industry;A recommended fiscal regime for Canada's oil sands industry.The oil sands : a new energy vision for Canada4Representative costs for mineable oil sands projects=Regional upgrader concept business plan study : scope of work9Outlook on the oil sands #2 : Canada's unique opportunityLRegional upgrader and satellite production facilities preliminary evaluation Alberta, our future is oil sandsNSecuring a sustainable future for Canada's oil sands industry : updated reportwAthabasca oil sands opportunities for economic growth / prepared by Oil Sands Task Force, Alberta Chamber of Resources.JSubgrade evaluation and pavement design for Slave Lake housing development$On the nature of Athabasca Oil SandscEnvironmental impact assessment for the expansion of the Syncrude Canada Ltd. Mildred Lake project.'[Town of Slave Lake statistics package]&People of our past in northern AlbertaTales from the tar sands-Fort McMurray : putting planning into contextgShort term housing supply : quarterly projections to October 1, 1978 of dwelling units in Fort McMurrayJA centennial salute to the people of--the Alberta Energy & Utilities BoardDIndian Rights and Hinterland Resources: The Case of Northern Alberta*Treaty Research Report Treaty Eight (1899)hHunting, fishing and trapping rights : white competition and the concept of exclusive rights for IndiansHA Study on health implications in the tar sands and heavy oil industriesOutline plan - WhitecourtEManagement issues for the priority areas within the Slave Lake Forest.Green oil : clean energy for the 21st century?2Agricultural climate of the Lesser Slave Lake areaMJoslyn north mine project integrated application and supplemental informationJoslyn north mine project integrated application and supplemental information: Volume 2: Section C: EIA methodology; section D: Environmental assessment; section E: Stakeholder consultation Rio Alto Exploration Ltd. Kirby Project application for approval to Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and to Alberta Environment.Alberta's energy legacy : ideas for the future"The strengths of Mayerthorpe youth!The strengths of Whitecourt youth:Resource town planning : a strategy for policy developmentThe Alsands projectAMapping how we use our land : using participatory action research:Northern housing : perspectives on design and construction Exxoneration UltimatumWhat In Tar Nation?00 Papers 1890s, 1900-1945FRocky Mountain landmarks : a visitor's guide to Banff and Jasper parksMThe Role of science in environmental impact assessment : workshop proceedingssOil sands supply outlook : potential supply and costs of crude bitumen and synthetic crude oil in Canada, 2003-20172Under-mining the environment: Oilsands Report CardMCatching up: conservation and biodiversity offsets in Alberta's boreal forestCResearch design for the study of social problems by E.W. Van Dyke ,NRecommendations for social and economic development at Fort Chipewyan, AlbertapGeotechnical evaluation, proposed sewage collection and treatment facilities, hamlet of Fort Chipewyan, Alberta.Development of commercial fisheries at Fort Chipewyan, Alberta : a proposal Calgary, Alberta ; on behalf of Fort Chipewyan Community Organization.KDevelopment of commercial fisheries at Fort Chipewyan, Alberta : a proposal"Treaty land entitlement newsletter,Columbia Icefield : a centennial celebration Arctic environment and resourcespManaging natural resources in a federal state : essays from the second Banff Conference on Natural Resources LawPaddle wheelers and moccassinsA history of Lesser Slave Lake/Wood Buffalo National Park, a literature reviewXHeritage conservation perspectives on bison in the context of Wood Buffalo National Park[An investigation of student use of the supplementary materials list at Athabasca University'Fort Chipewyan [cartographic material].Running out of steam? : oil sands development and water use in the Athabasca River-Watershed : science and market based solutionsDeath by a thousand cuts^Death by a thousand cuts : impacts of in situ oil sands development on Alberta's boreal forestOur knowledge of the mothergSpecial issue of In-site, v. 6, no. 9 (Nov./Dec. 1982). Examines issues related to northern development in Canada. Topics include engineering, lead-zinc mining, arctic diving, federal government policies, oil and gas, oil spill countermeasures, drilling developments, military forces in the north, native people and industrial development, and transportation.8Alberta Rocky Mountain national parks user profile studySeminars on northern development : Calgary January 15-16, 1976 ; Ottawa, January 29-30, 1976 ; Inuvik, July 30-August 1, 1976. Agendas, invited papers. Group reports - Ottawa and Calgary/Northern development study : terms of referenceyThe context of the informant narrative performance : from sociolinguistics to ethnolinguistics at Fort Chipewyan, AlbertaNLinguistic convergence : an ethnography of speaking at Fort Chipewyan, AlbertaIMega project excellence : preparing for Alberta's legacy : an action planCareer Upgrade 101%Unity House child care program manualProceedings of the fourteenth annual APOACPA-OOD Workshop "Making the frontiers conventional", Fairmont, British Columbia, May 12-15th, 1985 Building a learning organizationcEnvironmental effects monitoring cycle one study for Alberta Newsprint Company, Whitecourt, AlbertaThe arctic prairies; a canoe-journey of 2,000 miles in search of the caribou; being the account of a voyage to the region north of Aylmer lakeTaking the wheeljTaking the wheel : correcting the course of cumulative environmnetal management in the Athabasca oil sands0A look at world energy : the Athabasca tar sands&The valuation of the Alberta oil sands%Peace-Athabasca legal framework studyPA preliminary assessment of the impact of existing pulp mills on the Peace RiveraSlave River hydro [power project] feasibility study, [task area 1] : project design, final report)Shell Canada upgrader : public disclosurebShell Canada oil sands expansion : Jackpine mine expansion & Pierre River mine : public disclosureEShell Canada Energy Jackpine Mine phase 1 environmental annual report Jackpine Mine3Jackpine Mine Expansion & Pierre River Mine ProjectJackpine Mine : phase 1FApplication for approval of Peace River Oil Sands Carmon Creek ProjectMuskeg River mine projectLEnvironmental impact assessment : Lease 13 mining project, Alberta oil sands#Muskeg River mine expansion project3Albian Sands Muskeg River Mine environmental reportiApplication of Shell Canada Limited and Shell Explorer Limited to the Energy Resources Conservation BoardEIn the matter of the Oil and Gas Conservation Act being chapter 63 of the Statutes of Alberta, 1957 and in the matter of an application by Shell Oil Company of Canada, Limited pursuant to part VI A of the said Act for the approval of a scheme or operation for the recovery of oil or a crude hydrocarbon product from oil sandsSlave Lake parks master plan,Operations : Fort McMurray recreation centre5Preliminary site plan Fort McMurray recreation centreBlame it on the Bennett@Canadian petroleum requirements for the the year 2000 : abstractSoils and< vegetation in the Syncrude and Great Canadian Oil Sands leases. A report prepared for Syncrude Canada Limited based upon Machair Surveys Ltd. aerial photographs taken September 5 and 6, 1973Aspects of interdisciplinary research in resource frontier communities; papers presented to the Canadian Council for Research in Education conference, Ottawa, March 9-11, 1970.Jasper & the Columbia Icefield_Journal of occurrences in the Athabasca department by George Simpson, 1820 and 1821, and reportNarrative of the discoveries on the north coast of America [microform] : effected by the officers of the Hudson's Bay Company during the years 1836-39:Narrative of the discoveries on the north coast of America!Fort Chipewyan sub-region profileAn Edmonton Journal special supplement commemorating the opening of Syncrude Oil Sands Project in Fort McMurray. Includes photographs and articles about history and development of project.Summary: The distribution of surface fresh water in western Canada is reviewed, and the social and economic importance of freshwater is discussed. Redistribution of these waters is also discussed.Discussion of a proposal to quarry red granite deposits near the town of Fort Chipewyan in northern Alberta, and of costs and benefits to the community in terms of employment and operations.5Prepared for Alberta Research Council and Northern Development Branch, Alberta Department of Business Development and Tourism. Examines the technical feasibility of developing the granite deposits, including socio-economic factors. Development is proposed as a basic for industry and jobs for local residents.The first Phase of the study, which dealt with possible markets and the required physical properties of the granite was completed in 1975. Cover title: Fort Chipewyan Granite Project : Phase two.Fort Chipewyan granite project, phase two. Prepared for Alberta Research Council and Northern Development Branch, Dept. of Business Development and Tourism. Included in the appendices are reports written by Andrew E. Nevin and John D. Godfrey.The article features the Athabasca Sand Dunes Provincial Wilderness Park in Saskatchewan. The sand dunes in the park extend for approximately 200 kilometers along Lake Athabasca. The establishment of the park was mandated in 1992 by the Saskatchewan government. In the early 1980s, almost 5,000 people live in Uranium City, which is located north of Lake Athabasca but now its population is below 100. Most visitors to the park arrive by float plane.Final terms of reference : environmental impact assessment (EIA) report for the oil sands co-production experimental project proposed by Solv-Ex Corporation\Environmental impact assessment for the Solv-Ex oil sands co-production experimental projectAthabasca/Lac La Biche forestry industry training review / SP3 Systems Corporation ; [prepared for] Alberta Career Development and Employment.#The Whistlers, Jasper National ParkgThe Peace-Athabasca Delta : a description of the resources and an evaluation of management alternatives.Athabasca Oil Sands Index : selected abstracts#A second generation tar sands plantqAlberta oil sands equity : briefing to Standing Policy Committee on Natural Resources and Sustainable Development0Energy development : the environmental tradeoffs@New town of Fort McMurray : engineering study of utility systemsIFeasibility study on alternate water sources for the Town of High Prairie|Northeast Alberta regional plan : approach to cost comparisons between Ft. McMurray and a new town site in Northeast Alberta4Timberlea, city of Fort McMurray area structure planNew town of Fort McMurray on site services : area 2 / prepared for Cohos, Evamy & Partners by Stanley Associates Engineering Ltd.(Land use study, stage II : Fort McMurrayLand use study : Fort McMurray)Town of Whitecourt general municipal plan1StatoilHydro upgrader project EIA and SIR round 1[Caribou behavior in relation to human-elk-wolf influences : Jasper National Park, 1971-1974The new royalty frameworkA look in the rearview mirror;Memories of a Metis woman : Fort McMurray yesterday & todayMarkets for Canadian oil5The Canadian oil sands : opportunities and challengesKOil sands consultation economic impacts and benefits of Alberta's oil sands:New town of Fort McMurray : design for development area 5aCHealth and managing social risk : young summer workers' perceptionsMRapid growth and social disruption : health and well-being in ten communitiesLHousing change and perceived housing quality in a northern Alberta boom-town@Population growth and stability in Alberta hinterland boom-towns,A study of human adjustment in Fort McMurrayQA study of human adjustment in Fort McMurray : volume I : field study and resultsKA study of human adjustment in Fort McMurray HS 30.5 : final report (draft)*Study of human adjustment in Fort McMurrayBush land people:Carving faces, carving lives : people of the boreal forest@A guide to conducting a traditional knowledge and land use study'Fort Chipewyan : way of life study : an assessment of impacts of the W.A.C. Bennett Dam on the people of Fort Chipewyan and the Peace-Athabasca Delta & suggestions for action : a report to Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation, Metis Association of Fort Chipewyan, Mikisew Cree First Nation, BC Hydro?The costs of transportation fuel from methanol versus oil sandsReport on sustainabilityzHere' s looking at you : a day in the life of Suncor Energy Oil Sands : 30th anniversary commemorative, September 30, 1997-Firebag in-situ oil sands project application4Preliminary disclosure of a plan to develop lease 97Resources group review The Oilsander"Steepbank Mine Project applicationProject Millennium applicationiSuncor Lease : impacts of past-mining surface and subsurface drainage on the local environment : draft IIKFort Chipewyan community profile and attitudes and perceptions : 1995-1996.bConsiderations for socio-economic developments on the Peace-Athabasca Delta - a personal viewpointA Bear for the MourningThe last survivorsWhen is enough, enough?8Remote sensing and the Athabasca Tar Sands : an overview0Syncrude Lease no. 17 : an archaeological surveySyncrude Canada Ltd. EPEA approval no. 26-01-00 : annual report of oil sands development in 2006 and projected for 2007 Mildred Lake oil sands mine_Syncrude Canada Ltd. Aurora Mine annual report of oil sands development 2006 and projected 2007YAnnual reclamation progress tracking report Mildred Lake and Aurora North Oil Sands MinesSyncrude fact book"The Wood Bison Trail : trail guide%The Syncrude story : in our own wordsA decade of progress'The Syncrude story : energy's new worldMCapital investment program : how Syncrude's five-year $1.2 billion plan worksSynergyInfo Kit1The Athabasca Tar Sands : an ALCHEM electice unitThe Syncrude story[Syncrude agreements]7Remote sensing and the Athabasca Tar Sands: an overview/Syncrude Canada Ltd. bituminous sands operationHThe Beaver Creek site : a prehistoric stone quarry on Syncrude lease #22Environmental impact assessmentbProposed MacDonald Island recreation complex Fort McMurray, Alberta : supplement to summary report!Sustainability report / Syncrude.!Syncrude : 1973, year of decision0Environmental publication of Syncrude Canada LtdIPolicies and procedures for responding to incidents involving oiled birds A Study of H2eBasic information on the Syncrude project to produce synthetic crude oil from the Athabasca tar sands$Syncrude progress review : fall 1976OMildred Lake upgrader expansion application and environmental impact assessmentMildred Lake upgrader expansionHCanada's first people : a celebration of contemporary native visual artsSubmission to Alberta Royalty Review Committee : supplementary information on royalty calculation method : bitumen vs. upgraded synthetic crude oilZSupplemental information to the application for expansion of Syncrude's Mildred Lake PlantAn application to the Energy Resources Conservation Board for new mining areas in support of approved new< facilities at the Syncrude Canada Ltd. Mildred Lake Plant4Syncrude Canada Ltd. environmental impact assessmentv. : ill. ; 28 cm; Annual; 2005-; Issued as text report supplemented with Designated fields (oil and gas) and oil sands areas [map] and Basic reserves data tables [compact disc].; Text report also available in online version.; AGL North Petroleum Plaza: map stored with text report.; AGL Great West Life*Envelope with map stored on main shelves and CD stored in reference area.; Statistical series (Alberta Energy and Utilities Board) ; 98Syncrude answers to EPS questions : copies of letters exchanged between the Environmental Protection Service, Environment Canada and Syncrude, May 12, 1975 to November 3, 1975NSome effects of oil sands development on the traditional economy of Fort McKaydDescribes the bus transportation needs of the Indian community of Fort MacKay, northern Alberta, and recommends ways to meet them. Focusses on four major areas: bussing to Fort McMurray for personal reasons; school bussing; bussing for proposed janitorial service at Syncrude plant; and bussing to the major work sites in the region. Includes bibliography.CCovers the geology, history, and oil sands development of the area.Report on the demands that will be made on the environment of the Bituminous Sands Area of eastcentral Alberta by the production of bitumen by in situ methods of extraction, in situ extration implying recovery of bitumen from the pores without distribing the reservoir rock.Reports on the existence of a vast deposit of oil beneath the Athabaska sands in Alberta. Estimated quantity of recoverable oil; Extraction of oil from tar sands; Factors that bar the large-scale development of the Alberta sands.'Text of radio talk given on CKUA, 1970.Segment: 1. The Board & the law, 2. Utilities, 3. Oil sands, 4. Oil & gas regulation, 5. Public information, 6. PS & SG (public safety and sour gas), 7. Career opportunities at the EUB+Alberta approved projects (Diskette); [electronic resource]; computer disks ; 3 1/2 in; Quarterly; Mar. 2001-Sept. 2002.; Title from disk label.; System requirements: Microsoft Word.; Continues the same title issued in print format.; Statistical series (Alberta Energy and Utilities Board) ; 44.v. ; 28 cm; Annual.; 2000-; Chiefly tables; Cumulates: Alberta oil sands plant statistics monthly supplement.; Statistical series (Alberta Energy and Utilities Board) ; 43.75 v. : ill. ; 28 cm. + computer optical discs; Annual; 2000-2004.; Issued as text report with basic reserves data tables on compact disc.; 2002-98-2005-98: CD & map released separately from report.; Text report also available in online version.; Statistical series (Alberta Energy and Utilities Board) ; 98.]Analysis of fur production records for registered traplines in the AOSERP Study Area, 1970-75*Man who chooses the bush. [videorecording].Joslyn North Mine Project Keeping You Informed9Integrated application for approval of the TOTAL UpgradermAn evaluation of the effectiveness of the Rochers weir in restoring water levels in the Peace-Athabasca DeltaGThe effect of Jasper's inaccessibility on the package tour ski businessT.A.R.R. background papersMy community in the presentMy community long ago My family My schoolFort Hills oil sands project"Memoirs of a Jubelarian, 1924-1974Report on the country between Athabasca Lake and Churchill River [microform] : with notes on two routes travelled between the Churchill and Saskatchewan rivers@Report on the country between Athabasca Lake and Churchill RiverAcross the sub-Arctics of Canada : a journey of 3200 miles by canoe and snowshoe through the barren lands ... including a list of plants collected on the expedition, a vocabulary of Eskimo words, a route map and full classified indexReport on the country between Athabaska Lake and Churchil River, with notes on two routes travelled between the Churchill and Saskatchewan rivers. )Oil shales and tar sands : a bibliography,Area 5B Fort McMurray development assessmentLShell, Home & Petrofina Athabasca Oil Sands development transportation studywFirst international conference on the future of heavy crude oils and tar sands : technical reports to Unitar Conference>First international survey of heavy crude and tar sands : 19831Heavy crude : energy alternatives for developmentTar sands program planTar sand symposium.Technical analysis of key economic and social sectors, eg. education, health, accommodation, in the greater county of Athabasca which could be affected by moving Athabasca University to the town of Athabasca.}This agreement made this 23 day of December, 1986 between ... the Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development and the Minister of the Environment [of Canada] ... ; and ... the Minister of Forestry, Lands and Wildlife and the Minister of Energy [of Alberta] ... ; whereas Canada and the Cree Band of Fort Chipewyan ... are parties to a Treaty known as Treaty #8 ...--P. [1]..A report on water supply and sewage disposal for the Indian village of Fort McKay, Alberta. Identifies, analyzes and costs alternative facilities for water supply, distribution, sewage collection and disposal. Includes data on individual housing units identified as suitable for plumbing installations.Supercedes the Agreement on special area of Lesser Slave Lake, 1970/72. This economic agreement asures Alberta that the Federal government will financially assist in the development of the Peace Athabasca Delta. Actual figures are given and projects and programs outlined.Companion to 'Oil and Natural gas resources of Canada, 1976'. Describes resources at Lloydminster, Cold Lake, Athabasca, Peace River, Wabasca and Buffalo Head, including recovery technologies and estimates of recoverable oil.Papers presented at Workshop on Research and Development Related to Oil Sands, Heavy Oil and the Environment held in Calgary, Alberta, April 24-26, 1985. Three sections: policy and institutional implications, industry concerns, and government research and development programs.The purpose of this document is to identify for OPTI Canada Inc., Nexen Inc. (OPTI/Nexen) and the public the information required by government agencies for an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) report. OPTI/Nexen will prepare and submit an EIA report that examines the environmental and socio-economic effects of the construction, operation and reclamation of its proposed Project.OPTI/Nexen plans to expand its current Long Lake operations through development of an additional 70,000 barrels per day of Steam Assisted Gravity Drainage (SAGD) production. OPTI/Nexen currently has approval for 70,000 bbls/day of bitumen production and 140,000 bbls/day of upgrading at the Long Lake project. The additional 70,000 bbls/day of SAGD Bitumen production will provide feed stock for the 140,000 bbls/day upgrader. This additional 70,000 bbls/day of SAGD Bitumen production will be located in an area referred to as Kinosis, approximately 11 km south of the current OPTI/Nexen Long Lake facility. The Long Lake Phase 2 SAGD Project (Phase 2) will be integrated with the existing Long Lake operations. As a result of this proposed expansion the Long Lake project will have 140,000 bbls/day of SAGD bitumen production and 140,000 bbls/day of upgrading. Phase 2 will have a production life of approximately 40 years. Pending regulatory approval, it is OPTI/Nexen's intention to begin construction in Q3 of 2008 with subsequent start-up expected in Q3/Q4 of 2010.R[electronic resource] / submitted to: Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and Alberta Environment; submitted by: Devon Canada Corporation.; 1 computer laser optical disc : ill., maps ; 12 cm; "May 2004."; "CE02400/100"; Application for approval including supplemental information request, May 2004.; System requirements: Adobe Acrobat.Cover title.; "December 17, 2006."; "Joint review panel established by the Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and the Government of Canada."; "Application No. 1398411"--P. 1.; Decision (Alberta Energy and Utilities Board) ; D 2006-128.January 27, 2004.; On cover: Joint< review panel established by the Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and the Government of Canada.; "Application no. 1273113" -- p. ix.; Decision (Alberta Energy and Utilities Board) ; 2004-005.[electronic resource].; computer disks ; 3 1/2 in; Quarterly; Mar. 2007 -; Title from disk label.; Some issues on CD-ROM.; System requirements: IBM PC or compatible.; Issued by: Energy Resources Conservation Board. Jan. 2008-Caption title.; "Application no. 1061141."; "Dated at Calgary, Alberta, on January 8, 2001."; Decision (Alberta Energy and Utilities Board) ; D 01-1.Caption title.; "Application no. 1026917".; "Dated at Calgary, Alberta, on 23 November 1998"--P. 2.; Decision (Alberta Energy and Utilities Board) ; D 98-20.February 5, 2004.; On cover: Joint review panel established by the Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and the Government of Canada.; "Application nos. 1271285, 1271307, 1271383" -- p. ix.; Decision (Alberta Energy and Utilities Board) ; 2004-009.Caption title.; "Application no. 970588".; "Dated at Calgary, Alberta on 12 February 1999"--P. 40.; "Shell Canada Limited Muskeg River Mine Project"--Cover.; Decision (Alberta Energy and Utilities Board) ; D 99-2.Title from cover.; "Application No. 1403323"--P. 1.; "June 30, 2006."; Decision (Alberta Energy and Utilities Board) ; D 2006-069.Application No. 980197.; Caption title.; "Dated at Calg      !"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_`abcdeghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~ary, Alberta on 29 March 1999"--P. 3.; Accompanied by Addendums A & B.; Decision (Alberta Energy and Utilities Board) ; D 99-7.Caption title.; "Application No. 960439."; "Dated at Calgary, Alberta on 22 January 1997."--P. 11.; Decision (Alberta Energy and Utilities Board) ; D 97-1TApplication no. 960552.; Decision (Alberta Energy and Utilities Board) ; no. 97-13.'Decision 2002-089.; "October 22, 2002".!Land tenure;Indians, Treatment of^The purpose of these Terms of Reference is to identify for the public and Deer Creek Energy Limited (Deer Creek), the information required by federal and provincial government agencies for an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) report. Deer Creek will prepare and submit an EIA report to explain the environmental effects of the construction, operation and reclamation of its proposed Joslyn North Mine Project (the Project).Deer Creek Energy Limited's proposed Joslyn North Mine Project (the Project) will be located approximately 60 kilometres north of Fort McMurray in Townships 94, 95 and 96, Ranges 11, 12 and 13, all W4M immediately north and west of the community of Fort MacKay. The proposed North Mine Area will be a staged development in two phases with each phase expected to add an incremental 7950 cubic metres (50,000 barrels per day) of bitumen.sAbstract: The existence of a thin aqueous film, separating bitumen (a form of heavy oil) from inorganic solids in Athabasca Oil Sands, is analysed based on Sfirst principles . There is a general consensus in the literature on the hydrophilic character of the solids in oil sands. However, a review of the references cited in support of the solids being encapsulated in thin water envelopes produced a surprising lack of evidence. A theoretical analysis indicates that a water film separating clean, hydrophilic quartz and bitumen is stable under most conditions, and unstable for acidic oil sand ores. The existence of water-wet solids in the Athabasca Oil Sands remains a reasonable yet unproven postulate. It could therefore be dangerous to accept the water-wet solids postulate and then use it to interpret other phenomena. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]; Copyright of Advances in Colloid & Interface Science is the property of Elsevier Science Publishers B.V. and its content may not be copied or emailed to multiple sites or posted to a listserv without the copyright holder's express written permission. However, users may print, download, or email articles for individual use. This abstract may be abridged. No warranty is given about the accuracy of the copy. Users should refer to the original published version of the material for the full abstract. (Copyright applies to all Abstracts.)General Note: "This paper was prepared for a technical session entitled `Industrial and Resource Development Impacts on Small Communities' at the National Canadian Institute of Planners (C.I.P.) Conference in Kitchener, June 22-26, 1980"--Pref2Documentary that showcases the history of and evolution of the EUB. Includes appearances by Premier Ralph Klein, Peter Lougheed, Neil McCrank [EUB Chairman], Dr. George Govier [former EUB Chairman, 1959-1978], Gerry DeSorcy [former EUB Chairman, 1987-1994], Preston Manning, Aubrey Kerr, Dr. Charles StelckContract and specifications for Ft. Chipewyan Airport project AP.28, Fort Chipewyan Roads, Project MR 101 / Alberta Highways and Transport Construction Branch.1Driller crushed during rig move [fatality report]/Worker struck by ferry cable [fatality report]..Conklin land use plan and plan of subdivision..New town of Fort McMurray ... municipal censusOWandering River area structure plan / prepared for Improvement District No. 18.|Hamlet of Fort Chipewyan : residential land use study / for Improvement District Operations Division, Alberta MunicipalitiesZFort McMurray Athabasca Oil Sands subregional integrated resource plan : amendment review.7Fort McKay Indian Band : Community Tourism Action Plan.SImprovement District No. 18 North (Fort Chipewyan) : Community Tourism Action Plan.AJanvier Indian Reserve Local 194 : Community Tourism Action Plan.,Groundwater supply, Janvier and Conklin area4Anzac / Alberta Environment, Earth Sciences Division-Janvier-Conklin Northern Water Supply Program'Economic evaluation of Syncrude projectReport to the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta of the investigation by the Ethics Commissioner into allegations involving Hon. Mike Cardinal, Minister of Sustainable Resource Development and Member for Athabasca-WabascaProvincial Planning Board report and recommendations to the Lieutenant Governor in Council upon the application of the town of Fort McMurray for new town status.rAlberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. environmental impact assessment : Alberta Environment questions and answers]Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing written submissionsAlberta Environment's response : submission to the Alberta-Pacific Environmental Impact Assessment Review Board, January 15, 1990The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing filed documents at Prosperity, Alberta, December 14 and 15, 19895Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park : master plan studyJExecutive summary of conclusions and findings (about Mildred Lake project)0Syncrude lease no. 17 : an archaeological survey< oA preliminary review of black bear-human interactions and recommended strategies for the A O S E R P study areaDThe impact of environmental assessment on energy project developmentIA working document on reclamation and the Northeast Alberta Regional Plan#Legal liabilities in water projectsfFood Consumption Patterns and Use of Country Foods by Native Canadians near Wood Buffalo National ParkXSocio-spatial Organization and Decision-Making Processes:Observations from the ChipewaynAWoverine Myths and Visions: Dene Traditions from Northern AlbertaVAnthropometry of the Chipewyan and Cree Indians of the Neighbourhood of Lake Athabasca Wabasca: dix ans de vie indienneOInkonze; the stones of traditional knowledge: a history of northeastern AlbertaGThe Wisdom of the Cree of Canada: a book of healing for the human heartMAn insider's view of the Woods Cree curing system: an anthrpological analysisYThe People: A Historical Guide to the First Nations of Alberta, Saskatchewan and ManitobaBush Land PeopleGHistorical Photographs of the Subarctic: A Resource For Future Research"Creeburn Lake: the gathering placePrehistoric Microblade Technology in the Oilsands Region of Northeastern Alberta: a technological analysis of microblade production at archaeological sites HiOv-89. cTradition and change in the Northern Alberta Woodlands Cree: Implications for infant feed practicesrWoodland Cree Traditional environmental knowledge of critical ungulate habitat in the Caribou Mountains of AlbertaDisruption in place attachment; insights of young Aboriginal adults on the social and cultural impacts of industrial development in norhthern Alberta1Archaeological Research in northern Alberta, 1975Patchwork policy, fragmented forests : in-situ oil sands, industrial development, and the ecological integrity of Alberta's boreal forest4The Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research ProgramPAlberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. environmental impact assessment meetings./Paddle wheels to bucket-wheels on the Athabasca%Alternate Learning Program for AdultsCrude awakening@Community plan : Fort Chipewyan / K.C. Mackenzie Associates Ltd."Mackenzie River Basin Study report#The journals of Alexander Mackenzie{Voyages from Montreal : on the river St. Laurence, through the continent of North America, to the Frozen and Pacific oceansExploring the Northwest Territory; Sir Alexander Mackenzie's journal of a voyage by bark canoe from Lake Athabasca to the Pacific Ocean in the summer of 17899Alexander Mackenzie's voyage to the Pacific Ocean in 1793'Proposed Fort McMurray subregional plan#The Indian agents of Fort ChipewyanKThe implementation of the original vision of Westwood Community High SchoolsAn Analysis of the WCB claims experience and potential health hazards in the Alberta oil sands industry : 1978-1983FMapper of mountains : M.P. Bridgland in the Canadian Rockies 1902-19303Environmental overview of the Northern River Basins>The Status of Prehistoric Research in Alberta's Eastern Slopes\New Northern lights: graduate research on circumpolar studies from the University of AlbertaWestern Woods Cree: NG08@Learning from the Past: a historical look at mountain ecosystems]Nutrient intakes and use of country foods by native Canadians near Wood Buffalo National Park3Those who know: profiles of Alberta's native eldersIn Search of Ancient AlbertaAThe Duckett Site (GdOo-16): an evaluative study ASA permit 80-155EWhy do Rural Alberta Women Bypass Their Nearest Hospital for DeliveryRTrace metals in scalp hair of children and adults in three Alberta Indian villagesSPlanning for People: Integrating Social Issues and Processes into Planning Practice7In Your Face: A new wave of militant doctors lashes outaStrength is Not in the Numbers: The Influence fo Social Support on Postpartum Depression (SEARCH)DCriminal Behavior and Rapid Community Growth: Examining the EvidencejTraditional ecological knowledge and Land-Use Report; Deer Creek Energy Limited, Joslyn North Mine ProjectAMikisew Cree First Nation Traditional Ecological Knowledge ReportGThe Political Economy of Bison Management in Wood Buffalo National ParkCumulative effects of assessment and EIA follow-up: a proposed community-based monitoring program in the Oil Sands Region, northeastern Alberta bMoving from Model to Application: Cultural Keystone Species and Reclamation in Fort McKay, Alberta From Invisibilty to TransparencyUHealth care reform and emergency outpatient use of rural hospitals in Alberta, CanadaConstructivist and Collaborative Perspecitves on Building A Provincial Network in Support of Teaching and Learning Using VideoconferencingdThese Nurses have wings! Fort McMurray's flying Hospital is the only one of its kind in Canada. 19846Workplace Active Living in Alberta: A Needs AssessmentfArts-Based Teaching and Learning as an Alternative Approach for Aboriginal Learners and their Teachers2Community Colleges and Further Education in Canada%Breast Cancer Research and Treatment MCree Indian Healing Practices and Western Health Care: A Comparative AnalysisjParasites of Dogs from Indian Settlements in Northwestern Canada: A Survey with Public Health ImplicationsWA survey of helminth and protozoan incidence in man and dogs at Fort Chipewyan, Alberta(The Farming Frontier in northern AlbertayThe Fort McMurray Demonstration Project in Social Marketing: Health and safety-related Behaviour Among Oils Sands WorkersZThe Fort McMurray Demonstration Project in Social Marketing: Theory, Design and EvaluationHOil Workers and Seat-Belt Wearing Behavour: The Northern Alberta ContextgPreference of Residents in Four Northern Alberta Communities Regarding Local Post-Secondary Programming.Indigenous Peoples and Oil and Gas Development&Understanding Cree Religious DiscourseoReviving Witiko (Windigo): An Ethnohistory of "Cannibal Monsters" in the Athabasca District of Northern AlbertaCClimate Change and Tourism in the Mountain Regions of North America"Quality of Life in Jasper, Alberta0An Assessment of Routine Telepsychiatry ServicesThe Hinton Train DisasterlAssessment of mental health and illness by telephone survey: Experience with an Alberta Mental Health Survey Sedative Hypnotic Use in Alberta@Aboriginal Peoples and Resource Development in Northern AlberttaTAnalyzing Communication in and around Organizations: A Critical Hermeneutic Approach3The Alberta Oil Sands from Both Sides of the BorderOLeadership impact on turnover among power engineers in the Oil Sands of AlbertaQModoc-like virus isolated from wild deer mice (Peromyscus maniculatus) in AlbertaCThe Western Woods Cree: Antrhopological Myth and Historical RealitybHaploporous odorous: A sacred fungus in traditional Native American Culture of the Northern Plains@Intergroup Behaviour and Imagery: The Case of Chipewayn and CreeAlberta Elders' Cree DictionaryA report describing the surficial soil conditions and making recommendations concerning the location of the proposed housing development for two study areas located North and South of Fort McKay, Alberta. Includes 6 maps. 1 v. (various pagings) : ill. ; 29 cm.Survey was conducted at all communities in northeastern Alberta including Fort McMurray, Anzac, Fort Chipewyan, Cold Lake, etc. Data was gathered on employment, training, identification of employment obstacles, relocation and unionsprepared by Nystrom, Lee, Kobayashi & Associates .. et al; 2 v. : ill; Prepared for Alberta Environment, Environmental Assessment Division. -- Includes bibliographies; App.1. Athabasca River water quality assessment / Beak Associates Consulting Ltd -- App.2. Evaluation of meteorological, air quality and noise aspects of the proposed CTMP/newsprint project / CIRRUS Consultants -- App.3. Whitecourt Newsprint Mill environmental impact assessment (biophysical studies) / Environmental Management Associates -- App.4. ANC Newsprint Mill socio-economic impact assessment / DPA Group Inc.; Environmental impact assessment of the proposed Whitecourt newsprint mill : supplemental; Chemi-thermomechanical< pulp/newsprint projectcA workshop of aboriginal communities and resource companies within the Al-Pac FMA--Workshop agenda.rprepared for the public interest by the Alberta Oil Sands Developers, July 1998.; AGL Petroleum Plaza: Inventory.Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program.; v. : maps. ; 28 cm; Annual; 1983/84-; AOSERP report. 134.; AOSERP report. 132.Summary: Contains general information about Athabasca Oil Sands in northeastern Alberta. Designed to supplement October 27, 1976, AOSERP study area tour.9Contents: V.1. Research design -- v.2. Background papers.vResults of study of tests intended to examine attitudes and adjustment of people in the Fort McMurray area of Alberta.GSummarizes AOSERP research over the period April 1975 to November 1978.RA Study of the Learning Preferences of Four Remote Communities in Northern AlbertaDRoutes: Alternate Migration Corridors for Early Man in North America4Late Pleistocene Peopling of Western Interior CanadaCIntroduction: The Historical and Cultural Position of the ChipewyanAResource Development and Aboriginal Culture in the Canadian North]Athabasca University Library Comes of Age-A Case Study of Planning for and Coping with ChangeCHIV Risk Behaviours Become Survival Techniques for Aboriginal WomenCPeace-Athabasca Delta Project : a Canadian Resource Summary Report Adapting DiversityELand Ownership and Chieftaincy Among the Chipewyan and Caribou-Eaters#Language, Mobility and (in)securityhDissent in Ralph Klein's Kingdom? Exploring oil sands discourses found in Alberta newspapers' editorials5Health Behaviours of pregnant women in Fort McMurrayDAddressing Violence Perpretrated Against Aboriginal Women in AlbertaJThe Effect of Human Settlement on the Density of Moose in Northern Alberta7Traditional Uses of Fire by Indians in Northern AlbertaIndians in the Fur Trade,Diabetes and First Nations People in AlbertaMIndigenous Tourism Development in Northern Canada: Beyond Economic Incentives+Metis: A Case of Triadic Linguistic Economy&A guide for the preparation of reports9Sewer feasibility study for the Hamlet of Fort Chipewyan Morning Star alumni news. --Aboriginal Female Sexual Health in a Context of Cervical Cancer and Cervical Cytology Screening with Reference to the Cree and Cree-Metis of Northern AlbertaqAn Arab Community in the Canadian Northwest: A Preliminary Discussion of the Lebanese Community in Lac La Biche. PProtohistoric Canadian Athapaskan Populations: An Ethnohistorical Reconstruction/International travel maps, Jasper National ParkRunning out of steam? oil sands development and water use in the Athabasca River-Watershed : science and market based solutionsCIM in numbersCThe Big Dig: Mining for oil the Canadian way. A FORTUNE photo essayKThe evolution of forest management agreements on the Weldwood Hinton ForestZThe Influence of oil disease and the Fur Trade on Arctic Drainage Lowlands Dene, 1800-1850<Education North Evaluation Project. The Second Annual ReportABigstone Cree Nation: K-3 Scholl Curriculum and Program FrameworkOAccess to Forest Lands and Resources: The Case of Aboriginal Peoples in AlbertaVShadows and Sacred Geography; First Nations History-Making from an Alberta PerspectivelKeyano College Effective Programming Partnerships: Assisting Aboriginal People to Meet Employer Expectations&A Roadmap for Aboriginal Self-relianceQAttracting, Preparing, and Retaining Aborigninal Learners in Northern CommunitiesF"That's a Piece of Junk": Isssues in Contemporary Subarctic CollectingRWays of Knowing: Towards a Narrative Ethnography of Experiences among the Dene ThaAs Long as the Rivers Flow;The Use of Traditional Knowledge in Cree Hunting Strategies2Dissonant Worlds: Roger Vandersteen Among the CreeImproving Literacy in Canada?Meatpacking, Refugees and the Transformation of Brooks, Alberta=Fort McMurray - a study of the criminal justice service needs`Communications Technology in Higher Education in Alberta: Current Status and Policy Perspectives)Fort McKay First Nations and Shell Canada%Tawow, Welcome, Sini'e Dania N'id'a. !There is still survival out thereVSpeech and Language Services Using Telehealth Technology in Remote Underserviced AreasOToward New Horizons for Women in Distance Education: International PerspectivesGProblems and Possibilities: Canadian Native Women in Distance EducationHAlberta Nurse Practioner loses suit with college about right to practise Video Streaming in the Wild WestIPaddling the Big Sky: Reflections on Place-Based Education and Experience+Cultured Wilderness in Jasper National ParkMEvidence for the Temporal Stability of Cree and Chipewyan Indian Animal NamesHMammal and Bird Names in the Indian Languages of the Lake Athabasca AreaT"How come the Bear Snared the Sun One Day?": Dene Tha Perceptions of the Environment+Northern Athapaskan Ethnology in the 1970'sFThe Ethnography of Northern North America: A Guide to Recent Research >The Fur Trade and the Status of Women in the Western Subarctic\Collecting in the Subarctic Today: The Entrenchment of Some 19th and 20th Century PrejudicesiDevelopmental Processes in the Pre-Contact History of Athapaskans, Algonquian, and Numic Kinship Systems GMatriorgination: The Basis of Aboriginal Subarctic Social Organization =Matrilineal Descent in a Hunting Context: The Athapaskan Case-Leadership Among the Northeastern AthabascansNotes on a Chipewyan Dialect^Is Phonology Going Haywire in Dying Languages? Phonological Variations in Chipewyan and Sarcee0236 Years of Variability in Chipewayn ConsonantsA Chipewyan Ethnological Text-Two Discourse Markers in Chipewyan NarrativesAChipewyan, Cree and Inuit Relations West of Hudson Bay, 1714-1955<An Alberta Cree Indian with a Rare Duffy Antibody, Anti-Fy 3#The North American Indian Volume 18&Encyclopedia of Sex and Gender, Part 5AMetis Settlements and First Nations in Alberta Community ProfilesJCollecting Contemporary Native Arts in the Boreal Forest of Western CanadaOld Age Among the ChipewyanOThe Post-Contact Chipewyan: Trade Rivalries and Changing Territorial Boundaries)Medical Whistle-blower Protection LackingFAn Agenda for Studying Human and Ecosystem Health in the Boreal ForestOEvaluating Success; Mother Earth's Children's Charter School Longitudinal Study:Territorial Expansion of the Chipewyan in the 18th Century@The Ecological Basis of Chipewyan Socio-Territorial OrganizationAcoustic Features in AthabascanCanada's Aboriginal Languages-The Northern Athapaskans: A Regional OverviewpInformation and communication technology and distance education in northern Alberta: preparing for the SuperNet ~Terms of the contract for construction of an airstrip and associated roads for the hamlet of Fort Chipewyan, northern Alberta.Included in this report are: date and location of incident, stakeholder(s), equipment and material involved, narrative description of incident, analysis and applicable legislature. File no. 245640; August 4, 2006; employer Clearwater Welding & Fabricating Ltd. Fort McMurray; location TransAlta Energy Corporation Poplar Creek Power Station; scaffolder succumbed to his injuries on Aug 8, 2006 as a result of heat stress encountered inside boiler.Included in this report are: date and location of incident, stakeholder(s), equipment and material involved, narrative description of incident, analysis and applicable legislature. File no. 209311; October 25, 2005 Fort McMurray; employer Northern Crane Service Ltd Edmonton.Includes date and location of incident, stakeholder, equipment & material involved, narrative description of incident, analysis. File no. 357386; date and location of incident October 29, 2004 at the Klondyke Ferry Crossing, east bank of the Athabasca River; owner and prime contractor Alberta Transportation; employer Alberta Highway Services Ltd. St. Albert; contractor Twin Rivers Ranch Ltd. Barrhead. Construction and Construction Trades.Includes date and location of incident, stakeholder, equipment & material involved. File no. 372617; date July 2, 1998; empl< oyer Vipond Fire Protection Inc. Edmonton; location at Suncor Ore Preparation Plant, Fort McMurray.6Archaeology in Alberta: a view from the new millenniumqPaleoecology as Contextual Archaeology: human viability of the late Quaternary ice-free corridor, Alberta, CanadaGAnnotated Biblography: late quaternary studies in Alberta (1950-1988) @A Prehistoric Settlement-Subsistence Model for Northeast Alberta8Prehistoric Cultural Dynamics of the Lac La Biche RegionAEarly Cultures of the Clearwater River Area: Northeastern Alberta!The Alberta Archaeological ReviewUA Survey of Consumptive Use of Traditional Resources in the Community of Fort McKay. Report on Summer Field Reconnaissance to determine the General Consumption of Floral and Faunal Groups present in the former Alsands Lease and their Relation to Traditional Resources used by Members of the Community of Fort McKay9Traditional Land Use Study for the MacKay River Project. OAs Long as this Land Shall Last: A History of Treaty 8 and Treaty 11, 1870-1939VTowards Culturally Appropriate Consultation: An Approach for Fort McKay First Nation. /Cree Cognition in Natural and Education ContextUTraditional Land Use Information for the Muskeg River Mine Project Terms of Reference>Traditional Land-Use for the Firebag In-Situ Oil Sands ProjectMTraditional Land Use Environmental Setting Report for Jackpine Mine - Phase 1:Traditional Land Use Assesment for Jackpine Mine - Phase 1Answering the Call of the North?An Environmental Scan of Workplace Wellness Programs in Alberta?From Conquest to Cognition: 20th Century Exploration NarrativesSInstitutionalized Adaptation: Aboriginal Involvment in Land and Resource Management_Sustainable Forest Management Network: Whitefish Lake First nation Land Use and Occupancy Study:The Microeconomics of Southern Chipewyan Fur Trade HistoryOMinearlization in the Andrew, Waugh and Johnson Lakes Area, Northeatern AlbertaSCo-operative Resource Management as an Adaptive Strategy for Aboriginal Communiites<Utikuma Project Annual Progress Report April 2002-March 2003<The 1990 Alberta Metis Settlements Legislataion: An Overview1Place Names of Alberta Volume IV Northern Alberta2Place Names of Alberta Volume III, Central Alberta@Place names of Alberta. Mountains, mountain parks and foothills !A Dictionary of the Cree LanguageA brief history of Fort Chipewyan and the bicentennial exhibit organized by Dr. Pat McCormack, an alumnus of the University of Alberta.1Co-operative Management of Archaeological RecordsDHow Much Archaeological Inventory in Large National Parks Is Enough?ZSite Classification and Prehistoric Settlement Systems in the Upper Athabasca River Valley8Organizing Eastern Slopes Prehistory: A Suggested MethodEObsidian Source Analysis for Banff and Jasper National Parks, AlbertaGAn Archaeological Assessment of the Patricia Lake, Jasper National ParkJArchaeology of the Atha basca River Valley Between Jasper and Hinton, 1981?Historical Resources Inventory, Jasper National Park. 2 Volumes4Northern Rocky Mountains Archaeology: A BibliographyIncomplete contents: [v.2] Current status report on Alberta's Eastern slopes -- [v.3] Information centres and source material for the public hearings.--[v.4] Commercial proposals for tourism and recreation. -- [v.5] Oldman River Regional Planning Commission : Oldman River drainage basin -- [v.6] Calgary Regional Planning Commission. Bow River watershed basin.--[v.7] Red Deer Regional Planning Commission. North Saskatchewan and Red Deer river basins. -- [v.8] Peace River Regional Planning Commission : Smoky River drainage basin -- [v.9] Provincial Planning Branch, Dept. of Municipal Affairs : Athabasca-Yellowhead area --[ v.11] The resources of the foothills: a choice of land use alternatives. -- [v.12] Science Advisory Ad Hoc Committee on the Eastern Slopes : Land use and resources development in the Eastern Slopes -- [v.13-22] Proceedings.--[v.23-28] Interim reports 1-6.--[v.29] Report and recommendations.tMental Health and the workplace:analysis of the citizen survey data for the Fort McMurray pilot community in AlbertaGA study of human adjustment in Fort McMurray HS 30.5 : interm report IIIHealth effects of acute hydrogen sulfide exposures in oil and gas workersXPsycho-Social Problems Associated with Resource Develpopment in Three Native Communities& This report provides the Deputy Ministers of Alberta Environment (AENV) and Alberta Sustainable Resource Development (ASRD) with an update on the implementation of the Regional Sustainable Development Strategy for the Athabasca Oil Sands Area (RSDS). The July 1999 release of the RSDS outlined a framework for managing cumulative environmental effects to ensure sustainable development in the Athabasca oil sands area in northeastern Alberta, a region experiencing tremendous economic growth, and at the same time, significant environmental impacts.Report of study to make recommendations regarding feasibility and desirability of combining pipelines carrying synthetic crude oil and other products in the same corridor with existing or future utilities and transportation systems and to select desired corridor route and preferred location of a terminal. Deals with linkage of Athabasca Tar Sands resource area in northeastern Alberta with its markets and supply centers.CReport and recommendations to Alberta Department of the Environment V.1. Project description -- v. 2. Environmental impact assessment - introduction -- v. 3. Air quality, noise, odour and air emissions effects -- v. 4. Aquatic resources and terrestrial resources -- v. 5. Human environment -- [v.6.] Christina Lake regional project biodiversity environmental setting report / Golder Associates -- [v.7.] Christina Lake regional project fish and fish habitat environmental setting report / Golder Associates -- [v.8.] Christina Lake regional project forestry environmental setting report / Golder Associates. [V.9.] Christina Lake regional project hydrogeology environmental setting report / Westwater Environmental Ltd. -- [v.10.] Christina Lake regional project hydrology experimental setting report / Matrix Solutions Inc. -- [v.11.] Christina Lake regional project resource use environmental setting report / AXYS Environmental Consulting Ltd. -- [v.12.] Christina Lake regional project soil and terrain environmental setting report / Golder Associates -- [v.13.] Christina Lake regional project vegetation environmental setting report / Golder Associates -- [v.14.] Christina Lake regional project water quality environmental setting report / Golder Associates -- [v.15.] Christina Lake regional project wildlife environmental setting report / Golder Associates.Volume 5 concerns the human impact of the proposed MEG energy Christina Lake regional project. For other concerns see the whole Environmental Impact Assessment. The article reports on the agreement between PetroChina International Investment Co. Ltd. and Canadian Athabsca Oil Sands Corp. (OASC) in Athabsca, Alberta. It states that the agreement is in response to the desire of PetroChina to acquire a 60% working interest of Mackay River and Dover oil sands of AOSC. According to the article, PetroChina will operate various heavy-oil projects with the use of sophisticated technologies from Northern China.JAn interview with Robert G. Holmberg, a retired professor at the Athabasca University (AU) in Alberta. Holmberg joined AU even before it acquired its permanent status in 1975. It is noted that despite being incomplete with only one course in each field of study, the university had student registrants when Holmberg started in AU.This narrative, which was the winning entry in a nature writing competition with the subject of ice, discusses the recession of the Athabasca Glacier on the boundary between Banff and Jasper National Parks in Canada. The placement of historic markers indicating the extent of the glacier between 1863 and 1992 is described. The author describes her emotional response to the disappearance of this glacier.The article reports that Total has rescinded its offer to buy oil sands company UTS E< nergy. It is stated that the reason behind this was Total did not get support from at least two thirds of the shareholders of UTS by the end of April 2009. The author shares that the chief asset of UTS is a 20% holding in the Fort Hills development in Athabasca, which has been delayed until 2013 at the earliest.-[cartographic material]; Scale 1:600,000; 1 map : col. ; 91 x 98 cm; March 2007; Source information: Oil sands agreements, non crown minerals, oil sands and surface mineable areas ; Department of Energy. Indian reserves ; Natural Resources Canada. Base data provided by Spatial Data Warehouse Ltd.hScale 1:1,000,000; 1 map : col. ; 90 x 141 cm; March 2007; Source information: Indian reserves ; Natural Resources Canada. Oil sands area & surface mineable area ; Department of Energy. Treaty boundaries ; Indian and Norther Affairs Canada. Metis regional zones ; Intergovernmental and Aboriginal Affairs. Base data provided by Spatial Data Warehouse Ltd.QBilly Paul knew that a terrifying spirit was not responsible for the deaths or disappearances of members of his Indian band. But, just as he was uncovering evidence of human participation, his plane was shot down and he had to use his knowledge of Indian lore and RCAF survival techniques to survive in the wilderness of northern Canada.tAn overview of the recreation potential in the McMurray area, identifying rivers, lakes, uplands and historic sites.IThe implications of the mobility of the population of Ft. McMurray and the resulting mobility-stress factors which complicate the provision of health and social services;Sponsored by the Northeast Alberta Regional Commission, Alberta Department of Social Services and Community Health and by the Ft. McMurray Regional Task Force.Discusses the current world energy situation, and presents the idea that multinational oil companies should not be limited, but should be allowed to expand into alternative sources of energy.(This study presents the results of air quality surveys conducted in the Slave Lake area near Mitsue Industrial Park from December 2005 to April 2006. Concentrations of the following particles are detailed: carbon monoxide, nitrogen dioxide, sulphur dioxide, hydrogen sulphide, ammonia, and ozone.jThe act is administered by Alberta Environment. Cover title. "Water Act - Water (Ministerial) Regulation".Bibliography of the Athabasca Oil Sands, Fort McMurray, Alberta area. Socio-economic and environmental studies. Updated until 1982.XA report by a Fort McMurray, Alberta, probation officer, on the economic boom resulting from the development of the Athabasca Oil Sands in the late 1970s, and its implications for health, social services and communal justice services, with a list of social trends likely to occur during a boom, and recommendations for planning and development.Summary: Describes Faraud's travels and work as an Oblate missionary in Ile-a-la-Crosse, Lake Athabasca, Great Slave Lake, and Peace River districts in 1840's and 1850's, with extensive notes on Indians and the fur trade.cCovers the research - private, scholarly, and government - that went into developing the oil sands.The First Nation Forestry Program was established in 1996. It aims to help increase the involvement of First Nations people in the forest sector. This video provides an overview of the program and showcases the success stories of various participants in the Alberta Region, within a broad spectrum of the forest industry. OTI NEKAN shows successful FNFP projects from: Blood Tribe, Woodland Cree First Nation, Tall Cree First Nation, Alexander First Nation, Frog Lake First Nation, and Siska First Nation.--Container.Summary of evaluation of C.T.S./Project Iron Star which developed and broadcast television programs aimed at Indian audience in 3 project communities in Alberta: Assumption, Fort Chipewyan, and Desmarais-Wabasca.LA guidebook to history, technology, geology, and economics in the oil sands.GGuidebook to assist the river traveller exploring Sir Alexander Mackenzie's Pacific water route in Alberta from the Saskatchewan to British Columbia boundaries. Each section covers the Clearwater, Athabasca, Slave and Peace rivers giving information on the history, geography, flora and fauna, maps required and detailed route.Fort McKay [sic.] in text; i.e. Fort Mackay.; Analysis of costs and benefits of establishing a retail food store to be operated by the Indian band of Fort MacKay, northern Alberta.Study to determine the financial impact on the municipality of various oil sands exploitation rates during the years from 1980 to 1986.pThis volume describes the years of intense competition between the Hudson's Bay Company and the North West Company, ending in amalgamation and the rationalization of the trade under Governor George Simpson. Viewers also learn about the role of native people in the trade and follow traders as they expand their activities into British Columbia and later the far North.-Assesses trapper demography, motivation and work patterns in the area around Fort McMurray, Alberta. Evaluates the impact of development on trapping, and presents a management strategy to deal with the negative effects; wildlife management; Finland; Oil sands extraction plants; Environmental aspects.Study of trapper demography, motivations and trapping patterns in the area around Fort McMurray, Alberta. Includes proposals for a management survey to reduce the negative effects of oil sands development on trappers.Excerpts from Statistics Canada, etc. reports isolating statistics on Alberta First Nations Bands, particularly at Fox Lake, Jean d'Or Prairie, Garden River, Fort Chipewyan, Little Buffalo Lake, Loon Lake, Red Earth Creek, Trout Lake, Peerless Lake, Chipewyan Lake, Conklin, and Janvier.Eye-witness accounts of activities of Chipewyan Indian life in the Mackenzie Valley, including a participant at the signing of Treay Eight in 1900.dObjective of the study was to formulate a management plan for a herd of tuberculosis infected bison.hAn unpublished historical review of biological resources of the Peace-Athabasca Delta between 1778-1970.BThis historical study of the negotiation and implementation of Treaty 8 and Treaty 11, affecting the Indians of northern Alberta, northern Saskatchewan and the southern Northwest Territories, including the settlements of Fond du Lac and For Chipewyan, covers the period 1870 to 1939, and includes contemporary photographs.mHistorical review of small wood preserving facilities : compendium 9 - Robert Battenfelder, Barrhead, AlbertabCrown consultation with aboriginal peoples in oil sands development : is it adequate, is it legal?The Athabasca River [cartographic material] : Rocky Mountain region, Jasper to Whitecourt / Clayton Roth, author and cartographer.The Athabasca RiverThe land of the frozen tideThe arterial highway system : Banff, Jasper, Yoho and Kootenay national parks ; an operational overview in the context of current and projected traffic volumesFuelling Canada's futureKSubmission to the Royal Commission on Energy re: Athabasca Bituminous Sands9The process of governance change at four Alberta collegesThe time of sands#West Jasper Place community profileCNorthern development : environmental policies of federal government*Tar (extra heavy oil) sands and oil shales7The emergence of the open university concept in Alberta_A study of the grizzly bear (Ursus arctos L.) in Jasper National Park, 1975-1978 : final report`Rocky Mountain national parks utilization study, stage 1 : visitor use and profile survey reporto[map]; 1 map : col. ; 84 x 59 cm. folded to 25 x 20 cm; Supplement to Oilweek, September 2001.; Includes list of leaseholders, commercial projects and experimental projects ,and list of oilsands developments in the Fort McMurray area.; "All data for Oil sands and heavy oil areas map is derived from the Alberta Energy Utilities Board, as of June 2001."; OilweekOID: 369; "Town of Athabasca, land of the whispering hills". 8 sheets in pocket..Statement made by Alberta Environment of commitments to principle i.e. to sound water management, < public involvement, maintaining a leading edge, sustainable development, protection and environmental impact assessment, in connection with hearings on a pulp mill to be constructed at Athabasca, Alberta.Includes poetry, sketches, photographs and stories based on traditional characters as well as on everyday experiences of the children collected by the young people of Fort McKay. In most instances they were originally told in Cree and Chipewyan and then translated into English.1 v. (various pagings) : ill., maps ; 28 cm; Cover title.; Includes bibliographical references.; 1. Population -- 2. Economic growth -- 3. Housing -- 4. Transportation -- 5. Future development trends -- 6. Social services -- 7. Education. Describes Alberta Oil Sands Information Center (AOSIC) which provides access to published information on oil sands in Alberta. Contains general information booklet, selected bibliography, map of tar sand deposits in Alberta, and description of Alberta Oil Sands Index.|Book produced for the 30th annual Oilmen's golf tournament. A brief description of each tournament illustrated with photos.dSummary: Report of establishment of a research design for a study to identify and explain the relationships between social and personal adjustment of people in the Athabasca Tar Sands region. Recommends theoretical and methodological approaches and specifies instruments and procedures to be used. An Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program study.OWorkbook for a senior high school chemistry program dealing with the tar sands.Information package about Syncrude Canada Ltd.'s operation of facility in northeastern Alberta to produce synthetic crude oil from Athabasca Tar Sands.Describes Syncrude and Great Canadian Oil Sands operations, and the next step in oilsand development - in situ recovery of heavy oils and bitumen.gContains community news, advertisements and editorials. v. : ill. ; 36 cm; Weekly; Began in 1976; ceased in 1979?; Mimeographed.; Description based on: Vol. 3, no. 1 (Jan. 5, 1978); title from caption.; Latest issue consulted: Vol. 4, no. 16 (Nov. 8, 1979).; Suspended July-Aug. 1979.; UA Library copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.; Canada AlbertaAthabasca-Mackenzie Waterway Conference (1976 : Vancouver, B.C.); Includes bibliographical references; Athabasca-Mackenzie Waterway Conference History of the Syncrude project.PAlberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program. Planning Workshop (1st : 1975)Local Fort McMurray NewspaperLetter from Alberta Minister of Mines and Minerals to lessees which outlines agreement in principle concerning Syncrude project. Sections include: interpretation, approval of project, provisions concerning royalty, environmental considerations, public participation, lease renewal, conditions, and definitive agreement. Also contains calculation of Albertans' share of profits from project and description of principal risk areas.Lists settlements which comprise dioceses in Alberta District; Athabasca-Mackenzie, NWT; B.C.; Hudson's Bay Territory; Province of Manitoba; and Provisional Districts.Brief description of Texaco Exploration Canada Limited work on its Fort McMurray lease in Athabasca Tar Sands area of northern Alberta.Describes job opportunities with Great Canadian Oil Sands Limited opening up at Athabasca oil sands complex in 1967. Also discusses facilities and amenities available in Fort McMurray as means of encouraging potential employees and their families to consider relocation.aCollection of Edmonton Journal articles relating to the Peace-Athabasca Delta Project in 1970-71.[electronic resource] / Nigel Bankes.; 1 electronic text; "September 2007".; Issued as part of the Canadian electronic library, Documents collection, and Canadian public policy collection.; Access restricted to authorized users and institutions.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.; IAPR policy brief ; no. 07002.; Canadian electronic library. Documents collection.; Canadian electronic library. Canadian public policy collection.This paper describes potential benefits from Canada's expanding oil sands production, higher energy exports, and further improvements in the terms of trade. Contrary to the previous Canadian exchange rate literature, this paper finds that both energy and nonenergy commodity prices have an influence on the Canadian dollar, and some upward pressure on the exchange rate would therefore be expected. Model results suggest, however, that the impact on other tradable goods exports is limited.Brief overview of role and mandate of Ontario Ministry of Northern Affairs. Text of speech given by Leo Bernier at Conference of Northern Ministers held in Fort McMurray, Alberta, September 27, 1978.A review of the Alberta government's community development work between 1964 and 1969 in Fort McMurray, Fort Chipewyan, Hinton, Slave Lake and Wabasca, particularly in relation to native peoples.This biography of Madeline Bird, a Metis elder resident in Fort Chipewyan, northern Alberta, includes detailed accounts of the traditional lifestyle, the role of the church, living conditions for women, bush life and town life, as told orally to Sister Agnes Sutherland.Acres Consulting Services Limited.; 3 v. : ill., charts ; 29 cm. + 1 list of reports; List of reports prepared for the Study in pocket of v.1.; Prepared for Alberta Environment.; V.1 Main report -- v.2 Appendices A-D -- v.3 Appendix E.; Power system studiesPhotographs and documents: personal, oil companies, Abasand; Alberta Government oil sands reports, 1948-1950; audiodisc explaining the process used at the Alberta Government oil sands pilot project at Bitumount, 1949; oral history recording with typewritten transcript, 1983.Biophysical resource inventory of Wood Buffalo National Park prepared for Parks Canada. Provides basic data pertaining to the geology, geomorphology, soils, vegetation and permafrost of the park.1 v. (unpaged) ; 28 cm; Caption title.; Updated: June 1, 2001.; At head of title: Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development.; Aboriginal policy framework -- Understanding on First Nations/Alberta relations -- Canada/Alberta/Metis Nation of Alberta Association Tripartite Process Agreement -- The Aboriginal population of Alberta, 1996 -- Indian land claims - backgrounder -- The Alberta Natural Resources Act -- Memorandum of Understanding [between the] Alberta Grand Council of Treaty 8 First Nations and [the] Government of Alberta -- Alberta/Metis Nation of Alberta Association (MNAA) Framework Agreement -- Treaty land entitlement claims -- Metis settlements legislation -- Terms and definitions.HCover title.; "Wetaskiwin County No. 10, Leduc County, Parkland County, Strathcona County, Sturgeon County, Edmonton, Lac Ste Anne County, Barrhead County No. 11, Westlock County, Woodlands County, Thorhild County No. 7, Athabasca County No. 12, Yellowhead County, Lesser Slave River No.124."--Cover.; Also available online.A review of anticipated major resource projects and their likelihood of implementation, examining in general terms their men, material and equipment demands. Concerned with oil sands development.New town of Fort McMurray : design for development area 5a / prepared by Strong Lamb & Nelson Ltd. for Alberta Housing Corporation:Socio-economic impact assessment : a strategy for planningMEcological land classification and evaluation : Fort McMurray energy corridorFour 60-second commercials that have been produced by young Albertans to encourage others to stop smoking. Youth from schools in Grande Prairie, Peace River, Slave Lake, Athabasca were involved in the filming and production of these commercialsExecutive summary : mineral developments agreement co-products study, Mineral developments agreement co-products study executive overview Cover title; "That's why the Alberta government [Alberta Economic Development, Energy Industries and Services Branch], is working with the Canadian Heavy Oil Association and June Warren Publishing to market Alberta's heavy oil abilities around the world." -- p. 1; Includes four posters -- Completions: steam assisted gravity dra< inage -- Drilling: steam assisted gravity drainage -- In-situ: thermal recovery methods -- Production: steam assisted gravity drainage.; Also available on the World Wide Web; AER copies--posters not included.The Bishop Piche School in Fort Chipewyan is evaluated both in terms of meeting the educational needs of native students and maintaining provincial and national educational standards.A feasibility study on providing high school services in the Fort Chipewyan, Alberta area, conducted in 1975 by Alberta Education. Includes a historical review and statistical information.[videorecording] / ACCESS Network in co-operation with Alberta Education.; 1 videocassette (75 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in; ACCESS: BPN 3022-06 to 3022-09.; 6. Moving mountains -- 7. The Athabasca: a case study -- 8. Back to the sun -- 9. Choosing sciences.; Producer, Arthur Heller; writer, Bev Ross.; For senior high grades.; VHS.; Approved for use in Alberta schools.; Moving mountains; The Athabasca, a case study; Back to the sun; Choosing sciences Included in this report are: date and location of incident, stakeholder(s), equipment and material involved, narrative description of incident, analysis and applicable legislature. File no. 067224; date April 26, 2008; employer Bucyrus Canada Ltd. Edmonton; Albian Sands Energy Inc. Muskeg River Mine north of Fort McMurray; electrician was driving a pickup truck on a mine haul road and was fatally injured when his vehicle was run over and crushed by a heavy haul truck. MANUFACTURING, PROCESSING AND PACKAGING Industry.The Department of Energy (the SDepartment ) has announced an intention to commence taking bitumen royalty in kind ( SBRIK ) in 2012. The Department intends by this Request for Proposals (the SRFP ) to procure a long-term (15 to 30 years (the STerm )) contract with a respondent to this RFP (a SProponent ) for the processing of certain royalty volumes of bitumen, or alternatively, for the purchase of such royalty volumes of bitumen.This report is the first of a series of technical reports describing the fiscal system applied to Albert's oil sands. The purpose of the series is to provide information and to invite comment as part of the Government of Albert's public review of the fiscal system applied to the province's oil and gas resources. Other reports will provide information on conventional oil and natural gas.The Principles, Procedures and Appendices (collectively referred to as the Guidelines) outline the relevant royalty legislation (statutes and regulations) and communicate policy with respect to application of the legislation. Application of the Oil Sands Royalty Regulation, 1997 and 2009, in specific situations may vary and implementation and practice of the regulation may change without amending the Guidelines..Statistics about Alberta's oil sands deposits.[cartographic material] / EUB.; Scale not shown.; maps : col. ; 110 x 75 cm; Annual; 2004-; Inset enlargement of Cold Lake area.Everyone knows that Saudi Arabia is the undisputed king of the castle of oil. In contrast, the United States (which consumes a quarter of world oil production) controls a mere 3% of the world's reserves. So the Middle East remains the only place that really matters in the oil world, right? Wrong, according to the Canadians. For decades, they have been complaining that the official bean-counters have unfairly neglected the energy trapped in the Athabasca tar sands of Alberta--rock formations laced with hydrocarbons that can be mined and processed to yield barrels of oil. Ralph Klein, Alberta's premier, and Murray Smith, its energy minister, trumpeted the potential of the tar sands to investors during a visit to New York this week, while Neil McCrank, the province's top energy regulator, insisted that Alberta's oil production could one day rival that of Saudi Arabia itself. By 2010, vows Shell, its tar-sand strip-mining project will emit only as much greenhouse gas per barrel as a "weighted" barrel of the various grades of crude oil imported into North America. Indeed, the firm has produced fancy charts suggesting that the production and consumption of oil from tar sands emits only about 5% more greenhouse gas per unit of fuel produced than does the weighted mix of imported oil. Since Alberta is a huge emitter of greenhouse gases, and the production of oil from tar sands is particularly carbon-intensive, it will make meeting the Kyoto Protocol treaty's emission-reduction targets a lot harder./[map]; 1 map : col. ; 50 x 46 cm. on sheet 69 x 99 cm; Supplement to Oilweek, September 2002.; Includes list of leaseholders, commercial projects and experimental projects.; 'All data for Oil sands and heavy oil areas map is derived from the Alberta Energy Utilities Board as of June 2002'.; OilweekFocusing on the town of High Prairie, the social and economic implications of Treaty 8 aboriginals being exempt from taxation are examined.1 v. : ill. ; 28 cm; Annual; 1999.; v.1 - Crude oil, oil sands, gas -- v.2 - Ethane, natural gas liquids, sulphur.; Issued in two volumes.; Statistical series (Alberta Energy and Utilities Board) ; 18.RIncludes date and location of incident, stakeholder, equipment & material involved. File F-116259 (116259); date August 13 1996; employer Robertson Construction Ltd. Edmonton; location Fort McMurray; groundman for a gravel crushing operation was fatally injured when he was caught between a snubber roller and a tail pulley conveyor belt.^Details for the area of Fort Chipewyan, northern Alberta, for land use change and development.Study consists of three parts: 1. An inventory of existing land use and development constraints. 2. Identification of opportunities for future residential development. 3. Recommendations for future action, including areas where further study is necessary to achieve the desired goal of providing additional serviced residential lots, once the existing inventory of lots has been depleted.Examination of the municipal and financial status of the village of Fort Assiniboine, in Ward 7 of I.D. #15, on the north shore of the Athabasca River in northern Alberta, with discussion of the impact of dissolution.mReports findings and conclusions of impact study into possible effects of continued rapid growth in Slave Lake, Alberta. Discusses detailed findings and household survey results for 8 areas of concern: education, housing, trade and commerce, social services, health care, municipal services, services and facilities for the disabled, and tourism industry potential.Includes principle recommendations for action to take advantage of opportunities and to manage the social and economic impacts of the move of Athabasca University to the town of Athabasca.Includes date and location of incident, stakeholder, equipment & material involved, narrative description of incident, analysis. File no. 3189302; March 19, 2006; employer Camaro Drilling Ltd; location Apex Energy (Canada) north of Wandering River, Alberta.~V.1-2. Company/government undertakings, lack of information, presenters recommendations, information responses -- v.3. Issues.Report of the Environmental Impact Assessment Review Board of the bleached kraft pulp mill proposed by Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. for the County of Athabasca, Alberta between the Athabasca, La Biche and Wandering Rivers and Pine Creek. Reviews the environmental impact of the proposed mill including the effects of timber harvesting on Indian Reserve Lands. Recommends that the mill not be built, primarily because of effluent discharge into the Athabasca-Peace River System.{Describes the effluent treatment system (activated sludge) selected for the bleach< ed kraft pulp mill at Athabasca, Alberta.A history of the Canadian petroleum industry as told by the men and women who took part, including the tarsands, the arctic, early days in Ontario, etc. Describes energy companies and their oil sands projects in Alberta: Athabasca Oil Sands project (includes the Muskeg River Mine, Corridor Pipeline, and Scotford Upgrader managed by Albian Sands Energy for Shell Canada, Chevron Canada, and Western Oil Sands L.P.), Syncrude Canada (Aurora Mine, North Mine, Mildred Lake Upgrader), Suncor Energy (Suncor Mine), Shell Canada (Jackpine Mine Project, Peace River Project), Terasen Pipleines, EnCana, Imperial Oil (Esso) (Cold Lake Project), and Petro-Canada (Wolf Lake Project).Prepared for the Alberta Northern Development Group. Study to determine the quality of the stone and the extent and character of the Rochers Red Granite deposit near Fort Chipewyan and its potential for development.Includes diagram of township and section numbering, road numbers and 4 outline maps of Rochester, Wandering River, Colinton and Grassland.Includes terms of reference of the task force. Comprehensive listing, without regard to jurisdictional responsibilities, of studies required to assess and minimize environmental damage due to tar sands development.7This consultant's report presents preliminary cost estimates for construction of infrastructure (road systems, water and sewer, fire prevention, renovation of houses etc.) as requested by the communities of Fort Cyipewyan, Fort McKay, Anzac and Janvier in northern Alberta, through the Athabasca Tribal Council.ID: 144; Reviews physical structure, staffing and program components of mobile training centres operated by Alberta NewStart. Compares internal operations to criterion measures of mobile centre effectiveness. Objective of centres is to provide prospective Indian and Metis trainees in northeastern Alberta with work-related experiences that would qualify and prepare them for enrollment into vocational training centre at Fort McMurray.Detailed analysis of the opportunities and potentials for tourism in northern Alberta and NWT which would be created by the construction and operation of a hydroelectric dam on the Slave River.Assessment of the technical and economic feasibility of using a nuclear reacter to raise the production steam for the recovery of bitumen from Alberta oilsands.lMasters thesis. Presents data regarding trade at the Hudson's Bay Company fort at Churchill from 1717 to 1774 and relates the data to the problem of ascertaining the region of occupancy of the Chipewyan Indians at the time of contact and their involvement in the fur trade. Includes a detailed description of the accounting system used by the Hudson's Bay Company.Report of the Environmental Impact Assessment Review Board of the bleached kraft pulp mill proposed by Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. for the county of Athabasca, Alberta, on the effectiveness and efficiency of the review process.Economic assessment of the large Alsands Project, an oil sands mining project, and the smaller Wolf Lake Project, an oil sands in situ project.Description of the expected effects of economic development on the Northeast Alberta region, assuming operation of five bitumen (oil sands) extraction plants near Fort McMurray.Summary of development alternatives for northeast Alberta under Scenario Zero, i.e. operation of two oil sands extraction plants at Fort McMurray.xOutline of regional plan for northeast Alberta based on the operation of two bitumen extraction plants at Fort McMurray.Forecasts of labour needs for construction and operation of oil sands extraction plants in northeast Alberta, in the Fort McMurray region.Results of a preliminary study on the probable future development of northern Alberta's oil sands industry, including recovery techniques, surface mineability, leasing systems and characteristics of oil sands plants.Reviews the present available research information on the physical and ecological effects of petroleum in the arctic environment. Focuses particularly on information related to oilspills.xsafe secure drinking water supply, healthy aquatic ecosystems, reliable quality water supplies for a sustainable economyWA report by a Fort McMurray, Alberta, probation officer, on the economic boom resulting from the development of the Athabasca Oil Sands in the late 1970s, and its implications for health, social services and communal justice services, with a list of social trends likely to occur during a boom, and recommendations for planning and developmentPersonal and professional papers. Arranged in 5 series as follows: (1) personal papers, including speeches, addresses, correspondence, awards, certificates, diplomas, and documents from memberships, directorships, Blair Consulting Services Ltd., family companies, and properties (11 boxes); (2) Alberta Oil Sands, 1926-1977, including correspondence, publications, the Blair Report, and material from the First Oil Sands Conference (4 boxes); (3) Trinidad Leaseholds Limited, 1928-1949 (6 boxes); (4) Canadian Bechtel Limited, 1937-1981 (3 boxes); (5) 303 photographs, of which 205 are business-related, particularily in regard to Alberta's petroleum industry. Also includes correspondence with George Ford, 1973-1977.Discusses how ecological information should be used in environmental decision making and uses examples of natural resource development in Alaska and northern Canada to demonstrate need for ecological input. Also describes ideal role of ecologist.sIn a poignant look at the Alberta Tar Sands project and the community of Fort McMurray, Alberta, David Suzuki investigates the development of the largest oil deposit outside of Saudi Arabia, the environmental impact, and effects on the local Mikisew Cree First Nations population. This program is updated from a previous Nature of things program -- When is enough enough?Written under the sponsorship of Education North from material gathered from tapes, microfilm, photographs and rare books found in archives, libraries and in private collections. Well illustrated by black and white photographs.Listing of research projects in process between 1976 and 1978 related to the Athabasca Oil Sands (shales) in northern Alberta, by agency, type and researcher.Journey from Fort Garry to Pacific on behalf of Canadian Government to investigate conditions among Indians in west. He travelled by way of Lake Athabasca and Peace River.fStatus and future requirements for socio-economic research and public communications and consultation Resource community study511 Million Litres a Day: The Tar Sands Leaking Legacy5Freedom from dirty oil: Ontario's tar sands decision"Conference on non-conventional oilqAlberta Vocational Centre - Grouard & Community Vocational Centres - Slave Lake operational review : final report8PureEnergy : celebrating 25 years of Syncrude productionLResource management in Wood Buffalo National Park : striving for cooperation>Flood and erosion control on Sawridge Creek through Slave Lake5Floodplain study of Sawridge Creek through Slave Lake5Fort McMurray air medivac services evaluation projectTar sands; Canada for Sale]Harmful small mammals : an unanticipated problem in the Alberta Oil Sands reclamation program"Oil sands - researchers - projects!Oil sands : researchers, projectsKConsensus of costs and returns for industrial milk in the Barrhead districtACanadian Heritage River System : Athabasca River background study&Notes re Athabasca River Power projectlAir quality and exposure monitoring of sulfur dioxide in the community of Fort McKay : a baseline assessment9A basin study of the southern Athabasca oil sands deposit#Keyano College : a plan for renewalMWhere are they now? : a follow-up study of Morning Star students with degrees'A cognitive approach to lithic analysis\Preliminary development plan for a wilderness residential camp on Lesser Slave Lake, Alberta(Alberta : securing tomorrow's prosperityKEnvironmental impact assessment for the Syncrude Canada Limited Aurora MineBRegional Municipality of Wood Bu< ffalo : community economic profileaTechnical appendix : community plan on homelessness for the Regional Municipality of Wood BuffaloWater resources use and management issues for the Peace, Athabasca and Slave River basins : implementation of stakeholder surveys, February to April, 1995hReport on the impact of a proposed synthetic crude oil project on Fort McMurray for Syncrude Canada Ltd.LInitial investigation, Peace River Road, Wood Buffalo National Park : reportAthabasca seasons : a memoir"Bright baubles, tarnished trinkets ProceedingsBPrecambrian rocks of the Whistlers Mountain trail map-area, Jasper9Northeastern Alberta regional plan : phase 1 : furbearersaNortheastern Alberta regional plan : phase 1 : vegetation characteristics in northeastern Alberta@Northeastern Alberta regional plan : rare and endangered species7Northeastern Alberta regional plan : phase 1 : wildlifeMNortheastern Alberta regional plan : phase 1 : preliminary terms of reference\Northeastern Alberta regional plan : phase 1 : an approach to biological resource assessmentwModern energy technology: nuclear, coal, petroleum, solar, geothermal, fuel cells, oil shale, tar sands, organic wastesAthabasca Oil Sands : a brief by the Research Council of Alberta for presentation to the Borden Royal Commission on Energy Resources#Report. Research Council of AlbertaeEvaluation of tar sand mining : volume II. a technical and cost evaluation of tar sand mining systemsSome ecological considerations relating to the provisional master plans for Jasper and Banff National Parks, Alberta and Kootenay and Yoho National Parks, British ColumbiaGEighty years of change : the montane vegetation of Jasper National Park\Preliminary fisheries survey of some lakes and rivers found in the Fort Chipewyan study area_Journal of occurrences in the Athabasca Department by George Simpson, 1820 and 1821, and reportThe Alberta tar sandsOWinning back the words : confronting experts in an environmental public hearingXReview of the delivery and administration of health services in Fort McMurray and region8Rocky Mountain national parks utilization study, stage 2MInquiry into the treaty land entitlement claim of the Fort McKay First Nation^A selected bibliography on the Peace and Athabasca rivers and the Peace-Athabasca Delta regionThe bears of Jasper3The terror of the tar sands. Illus. by Don Morrison[Report and summary of the Athabasca River study, Whitecourt to Windfall, April to July 1960.Birds of Jasper National Park, Alberta, CanadaBSummary of outdoor recreation : Athabasca Tar Sands inventory 1972Social planning implications for health and social services : northeast Alberta region : final report; Northeast Alberta Regional Commission; Alberta Social Services and Community Health; Fort McMurray Regional Task Force."The big breakup : energy in crisis Extreme oil-Some critical commentary on the Downey Report-Draft of the Fort Chipewyan work force surveyFTreaty 8 revisited : selected papers on the 1999 Centennial Conference'Lobstick : an interdisciplinary journallA compilation of archived writings about environmental change in the Peace, Athabasca and Slave River basinsNorthern River Basins Study:Tomorrow today : how Canada can make a world of differenceEconomic development opportunities in Northern Alberta : overview report / a study prepared by Currie, Coopers and Lybrand, Management Consultants in association with J.F.T. Scott & Associates.^Economic development opportunities in Northern Alberta : Region Nine, Lac La Biche & AthabascaVEconomic development opportunities in Northern Alberta : Region Six, Grande Cache areaBooklet designed to guide canoeists down the Clearwater River from the Saskatchewan/Alberta border to Fort McMurray. Shows campsites and portages. Explains equipment required, river gradients, usage of map guides, and points out historical relevance of area.+General information on town of Mayerthorpe.*General information on town of Whitecourt.,General information on town of High Prairie.(General information on town of Westlock.(General information on town of Barrhead.In 2001, Alberta Energy initiated a benchmark survey to measure Albertan's understanding of Alberta's Energy and Mineral Resources and their economic importance. To determine if there have been any shifts in resident's perceptions and opinions regarding the energy industry over the past two years, Alberta Energy commissioned Banister Research & Consulting Inc. to conduct the 2003 Strategic Measures Public Opinion Study of Alberta residents -- p. 1SSocio-economic information for cities and towns in Alberta : Town of Fort McMurray.http://www.worldcat.org/title/report-and-recommendations-on-the-mayerthorpe-area-boundary-problem/oclc/70495254&referer=brief_resultsDescribes location, stratigraphic position, geology, depth of burial, and oil content of oil sands deposits of northern Alberta. Also presents estimates of reserves of Athabasca, Bluesky-Gething, and Grand Rapids deposits.Summary: Journey from Fort Garry to Pacific on behalf of Canadian Government to investigate conditions among Indians in west, by way of Lake Athabasca and Peace River.A.E. Cameron personal and professional papers, awards, certificates and diplomas, 1913-1967 (73-34, 77-100); photographs of field trips, 1911-1936 (69-160, 77-100); portraits and family pictures (77-100); photographs of career (77-100). Field trip photographs include views of Athabasca Lake, Beaver River, Great Slave and Great Bear Lakes, Hay River, Kicking Horse Pass, and Nahanni River.Portions of the work originally appeared in the Encyclopedia of Chemical Technology, vol.19, c1969. Covers the properties, technology and commercial ventures.The building of the Bennett Dam has caused the wetlands of the Peace-Athabasca River Delta to dry up. Scientists, activists and Aboriginal people describe how the changes are affecting the region and their lives.Treaty with Indians of what was then called the district of Athabasca. Includes portions of northern BC., northern Alberta and the southern NWT.c10 v. : ill, maps (some folded, some col.) ; 23-28 cm; [v.1. Terms of reference].--[v.2] Current status report on Alberta's eastern slopes.--[v.3] Information centres and source material for the public hearings.--[v.4] Commercial proposals for tourism and recreation.--[v.5] Oldman River Regional Planning Commission. The Oldman River drainage basin.--[v.6] Calgary Regional Planning Commission. Bow River watershed basin.--[v.7] Red Deer Regional Planning Commission. North Saskatchewan and Red Deer river basins.--[v.8] Peace River Regional Planning Commission. Smoky River drainage basin.--[v.9] Alberta. Dept. of Municipal Affairs. Provincial Planning Branch. Athabasca-Yellowhead area.--[v.10] Alberta. Task Force on the East Slopes Hearings. Conservation and Utilization Committee. The resources of the foothills : a choice of land use alternatives.7 v. col. ill., maps (some col.) 22-28 cm; Accompanied by Addendum to proceedings of the public hearings [Addm.]; [v.1] Saskatchewan. Dept. of the Environment. The proposed Peace-Athabasca control structure: Saskatchewan assessment.-[v.3] Peace-Athabasca Delta Project Group. The Peace-Athabasca Delta: a Canadian resource; summary report, 1972.-[v.4] Prospectus.-[v.5] Proceedings.-[v.6] Interim report.-[ v.7] Report and recommendations.; UA Library copy in the Nat Rutter Quaternay Geology Collection.; Public hearings on the restoration of water levels in the Peace-Athabasca Delta; The restoration of water levels in the Peace-Athabasca DeltaEnvironment Conservation Authority.; v. ; 23 cm; Irregular.; No. 1 (1971)-no.11 (1976).; Chairman: Dr. W.R. Trost.; [no.1] A proposal to restore water levels in Cooking and Hastings Lakes -- [no.2] The impact on the environment of surface mining in Alberta. -- [no.3] The conservation of historical and archaeological resources in Alberta -- [no.4] The environmental effects of the operation of sulphur extraction gas plants in Alberta -- [no.5] Land use and resource development in the Easte< rn slopes -- [no.6] The restoration of water levels in the Peace-Athabasca Delta. --; [no.7] The use of pesticides and herbicides in Alberta -- [no.8] Water management and flood control in the Paddle River Basin -- [no.9] The environmental effects of residential development in the Leduc/International Airport area -- [no.10] The flow regulation of the Red Deer River -- [no.11] Erosion of land in northwestern Alberta.; Library lacks no.7 & no.11.ID: 129; Each issue cumulates all previous issues. 2nd-6th editions called: Cumulated update. Kept up to date between editions by supplements, 1981 and 1982 were supplements only. Issued 1974-1977 by Alberta Dept. of the Environment.Environmental impact assessment presented to Alberta Environment in support of an oil sands mining project., Regional socio-economic impact assessment in support of an oil sands mining project.Alberta Federation of Labour.; "As a result of the global economic downturn, Albertaas oil-sands boom is clearly over. Investment in the oil sands has collapsed and employment in oil-sands-related construction is in the process of doing the same."; March 2009 -- title page.; Includes bibliographical references.; Alberta Gov't Library-Labour Bldg copy is locally printed from the Internet (2009)IReports on data collected during the 1985 season with forecasts for 1986.This report considers the problem of diseased bison in Wood Buffalo National Park (Alberta and Northwest Territories) where wood bison, plains bison and hybrids are infected with anthrax, bovine tuberculosis and bovine brucellosis, with reference to the hunting rights of native peoples, the possibility of disease transmission to humans and to cattle and several options for action on the problem.A Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers backgrounder on the upstream oil and gas industry and its contribution to Alberta.RExamines forty years of Canadian innovation and perseverance in profitably extracting oil out of the sands through research, dedication, hard work, and financial resources. Explores the realities of the increasing world-wide demand for energy amidst concerns about environmental consequences, sustainable development, and quality of life.[cartographic material] : Fort McMurray to Fort Smith / compiled by the Canadian Hydrographic Service.; Scale 1:31,680.; Previous edition 1962, new edition Apr. 1973.; On cover: Chart 6301, Athabasca and Slave Rivers, 1973.; Fort McMurray to Fort SmithIBackground information for books and articles dealing mainly with the Fort McMurray area. Consists of information from several archives; correspondence with historians, archivists and early settlers; tapes and transcripts of interviews with Fort McMurray area residents. Includes research on oil sand development and salt mining.The articles in this volume were written by Melvin A. Conant and published in Geopolitics of Energy, an analytical monthly that he founded in March 1979 ...--p. xxiContains 134 references to the Peace and Athabasca rivers and Delta and divided by subjects - General, History, Geography, Geology, Meteorology, Hydrology, Navigation, Botany, Birds, and Mammals. Sources consulted are the Arctic Bibliography, Urban and Regional References, Mid-Canada Bibliography, Bibliography of the Prairie Provinces to 1953 and McLenna Library at McGill University.Describes Alberta Oil Sands Information Center (AOSIC) which provides access to published information on oil sands in Alberta. Also includes listing of documents, arranged by title, pertaining to Athabasca tar sands.v. ; 28 cm; Quarterly.; issue 1- May 1978- ; v. 13, no. 1 (Mar./Apr. 1990)-; "Technology and research."; Prepared for the Oil Sands Technology and Research Authority.Alberta Research Council, Oil Sands Information Centre.; Cover title.; Lists keywords used in Alberta oil sands index.; AOSI; A O S I7List of keywords used in AOSI (Alberta Oil Sands Index)submitted to: Energy Resources Conservation Board; submitted by Alberta OIl Sands Technology and Research Authority.; 2 v; "Prepared by Norwest Resource Consultants Ltd."; "December 1983".; v.1: Technical data -- v.2: Environmental overview and mitigation plan.Vegetation inventory and rare plant survey of Devonshire Beach, Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park.Prepared for: Parks and Protected Areas Division, Alberta Community Development, Grande Prairie, Alberta; prepared by Geowest Environment Consultants Ltd.; "September 2004."; Includes bibliographical references.; AGL Great West Life*This publication superceded by revised edition in December 2005.Earth sciences reports; Earth sciences reports; "NTS 084E, 084D."; Geology of the Chinchaga River and Clear Hills (North half) map-areas, Alberta; Earth sciences report ; 62-7.; Earth sciences report ; 62-8.Technical and Economic Evaluations, Oil Sands Research Department.; 117 l. : ill., maps ; 28 cm; "December 1984."; "#ABC-TEE-135).; Includes bibliographical references (l. 112-117).; AGL Petroleum Plaza: Inventory.A[electronic resource].; 1 electronic text; Issued as part of the Canadian electronic library documents collection.; Access restricted to authorized users and institutions.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.; Our fair share : report of the Alberta Royalty Review Panel; Canadian electronic library. Documents collection.Palaeontological historical resource overview for the Suncor Voyageur South Project; Terrestrial vegetation and wetlands resources environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project; Fish and fish habitat environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project; Hydrogeology environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project; Historical resources impact assessment for the Suncor Voyageur South Project permit #2006-545; Wildlife environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project; Forestry environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project; Surface water hydrology environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project; Soil and terrain environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project; History of reclamation and reclamation research for the Suncor oil sands projects; Biodiversity environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project; Resource use environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project; Traditional land use setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project; Water quality and aquatic health environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South ProjectHistorical resources impact assessment for the Suncor Voyageur South Project. The proposed Voyageur South project is located west of Highway 63, south of the proposed Voyageur upgrader in Townships 90 to 92, Ranges 9 to 11 west of the 4th Meridian.Traditional land use setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project. The proposed Voyageur South project is located west of Highway 63, south of the proposed Voyageur upgrader in Townships 90 to 92, Ranges 9 to 11 west of the 4th Meridian.History of reclamation and reclamation research for suncor oilsands projects. The proposed Voyageur South project is located west of Highway 63, south of the proposed Voyageur upgrader in Townships 90 to 92, Ranges 9 to 11 west of the 4th Meridian.;Study of the potential envoronmental and human resrouces that will be caused by the building of the Suncour Voyageur South addition, located at The proposed Voyageur South project is located west of Highway 63, south of the proposed Voyageur upgrader in Townships 90 to 92, Ranges 9 to 11 west of the 4th Meridian.uThe purpose of this document is to identify for Petro-Canada and for the public the informationrequired by government agencies for an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) report.Petro-Canada will prepare and submit an EIA report that examines the environmental effects ofthe construction, operation and reclamation of its proposed MacKay River Expansion (MRE)Project (the Project).Petro-Canada is proposing to expand its operating MacKay River Project (MRP). The proposedexpansion will again be based on steam assisted gravity dr< ainage (SAGD) technology. Theproposed expansion will consist of a new central plant which will include a diluent bitumenprocessing facility, a second water treatment system, a water supply/disposal system which maybe tied to a potential new cogeneration unit, coupled with gas fired steam boilers and other utilitysystems. Some of the originally planned and approved wellpads from MRP will be moved, andfour new pads are planned to access additional resource. The proposed expansion would allowfor an additional 40,000 barrels of petroleum per day of production to be processed at the newfacility. The total design capacity of the existing operation and the proposed second facility is73,000 barrels of petroleum per day of bitumen. The proposed Expansion Project would belocated within the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo within Township 93, Ranges 11, 12,W4M.Video describes Lesser Slave Lake and the environmental and economic effects of walleye fishing. The need for fishing regulation and enforcement to management and protect the walleye populations of Lesser Slave Lake.Paper prepared for the symposium on "Psycho-social impacts of resource development in Canada; research strategies and applications", Toronto, Dec. 1-3, 1982. Examination of the results of a 1979 interview survey of a sample of Fort McMurray adult residents compared with similar reports by residents of Edmonton, Cold Lake, and nearby small towns. Demographic, employment and other economic and social factors were examined to elaborate on the differences observed.HAnalyses the social impact of oil sands development on human adjustment.Examines issues of housing supply and quality, housing costs and subsidies, residential stability and housing satisfaction in Fort McMurray, Alberta.Compares previous population growth and present population stability patterns in Fort McMurray and Cold Lake. Includes a detailed analysis of individual geographic mobility and length of residence.An illustrated portrait of the life of the Chipewyan, Cree and Dogrib peoples of the 'bush' (coniferous and boreal forest) of northwest Saskatchewan, northern Alberta and the southwestern part of the Northwest Territories, from the 1950s to the 1990s, showing the change from a traditional trapping and travelling lifestyle to the present pattern of centralized settlement and resource development. Includes much of the area covered by Treaty 8.Three Traditional Land Use Baseline reports, one for the community of Fort McKay, one for the community of Fort Chipewyan, and one for Claude and Maureen Dastous, (non-aboriginal trappers whose activities will also be affected). Included in each are an introduction, assessment approach, baseline summary, an existing/approved case, a project development case, a planned case, and conclusions.A study undertaken from June to November 1974 which investigates the interacting groups which govern the rate of oil sands exploitation, and identifies the major issues. Includes background information on oil sands exploitation.+Archaeological Research in northern AlbertaArchaeological Resource Impact Assessment, Alberta Power Limited:144 KV Overhead Transmission Line Jasper National Park, AlbertaNArchaeological Excavations at 134r, the Roche Miette site:Jasper National ParkWArchaeological Resource Assessment, Tonquin Valley Trail, Jasper National Park, AlbertaIArchaeological Resource Impact Assessments, Jasper National Park, AlbertaZArchaeological Resource Survey and Assessment, South Boundary Trail, Jasper National Park Archaeological Resource Survey and Assessment, 1986, Tonquin Loop, Whirlpool Trail, Chaba/Athabasca Trail, Jasper National Park, Alberta]Archaeological Resource Description: Canadian National Railway Corridor, Jasper National ParkYAn Archaeological Assessment of the Patricia Lake and day-use sites, Jasper National ParkArchaeological Resources Impact Assessment of four Proposed Development Projects on Jasper Park Lodge Lease in Jasper National Park, Alberta?Interm Report: 1983 Jasper National Park Archaeological Project+Excavations at FhQ1 29 Jasper National ParkArchaeological Resource Survey, Impact Assessment, and Monitory Program Final Report: Alberta Government Telephones (A.G.T.) fibre optic project 12277 (wra-88-7), Yellowhead Highway Corridor, Jasper National Park, AlbertaIPreliminary Heritage Resource Inventory, Pocahontas, Jasper National ParkcTales of Empowerment: Cultural Continuity Within an Evolving Identity in the Upper Athabasca Valley.The First Albertans: an archaeological searchBArchaeology on the Edge: new perspectives from the northern plainseHudson's Bay Company at Lac la Biche, 1853-1917: final report to the Archaeological Survey of Alberta9Archaeological Research at Calling Lake, Northern AlbertaFirst Peoples in Canada6Handbook of North American Indians Volume 6. Subarctic*A Theory of Northern Athapaskan Prehistory5Threatened Archaeological Sites in the Mountain Parks A major advantage of satellite remote sensing is that the imagery acquired provides a synoptic view of the landscape. Thus, repeat coverage by the satellite on a regular basis permits the detection of changes in land-cover over time. This study demonstrates the application of remote sensing technology to the monitoring of mining activities at the Athabasca Oil Sands region of Alberta, Canada. First, we describe the techniques used to match a time sequence of Landsat imagery, both spatially and spectrally, to ensure that the spectral changes through time are due to land-cover variations. A series of spectral trajectories were then extracted to assess changes in land-cover through time. Secondly, a land-cover classification was produced from the baseline 1984 imagery and, using historic and future mine extents, the classification was analyzed to determine the proportion of each land-cover type affected through development. Results of the analysis indicate that since 1984 there has been a larger reduction in mixedwood dense and broadleaf vegetation classes than mixedwood sparse or dense conifer stands in the area. Based on the delineations of mine-site activity, the area of woodland and wetland habitat subject to development has increased from approximately 2,520 hectare (ha) in 1984 to 32,930 ha in 2005. (English) [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]; Un des grands avantages de l'imagerie satellitaire est que les images obtenues fournissent une vue synoptique du paysage. Une couverture repetee du territoire par le satellite, intervalles reguliers, permet de detecter des change< ments dans la couverture terrestre . Cet article demontre l'utilite de la teledetection pour la surveillance des activites d'extraction miniere dans la region des sables bitumineux de l'Athabasca, Alberta, Canada. Une description des techniques qui peuvent etre employees pour faire correspondre une serie temporelle d'images Landsat, en mode spatial et spectral, est d'abord presentee afin de s'assurer que les changements spectraux au fil du temps s'expliquent par les variations de la couverture terrestre. On en degage des trajectoires spectrales servant evaluer ces changements. Ensuite, une classification de la couverture terrestre est realisee partir des images obtenues des donnees de base de 1984. Une analyse de la classification sur la base de l'ampleur historique et venir des exploitations minieres permet de determiner dans quelle proportion chaque type de couverture terrestre a ete touche par le developpement. Ces resultats indiquent que depuis 1984 il y a eu une plus grande reduction des classes de vegetation de foret mixte dense et feuillue que les peuplements forestiers mixtes clairsemes ou de coniferes denses dans le secteur. Selon les delimitations des sites miniers, les habitats en milieu boise et humide soumis au developpement d'une superficie d'environ 2520 ha en 1984 ont atteint 32 930 ha en 2005. (Spanish) [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]; Copyright of Canadian Geographer is the property of Blackwell Publishing Limited and its content may not be copied or emailed to multiple sites or posted to a listserv without the copyright holder's express written permission. However, users may print, download, or email articles for individual use. This abstract may be abridged. No warranty is given about the accuracy of the copy. Users should refer to the original published version of the material for the full abstract. (Copyright applies to all Abstracts.)uFor five or six months at a time Frank Ladouceur lives alone, trapping muskrat in the vast wilderness of Northern Alberta. His family visited him there some 14 years ago, and Frank has rarely visited the family home in Fort Chipewyan. This is the story of an independent Metis, remarkably determined and self-sufficient, and who is ceaselessly called to return to the bush.EBy the late 1800s the free-ranging buffalo that for thousands of years had dominated the western plains of North America were all but extinct, losers to the settlers in the competition for space. This film, intercut with interviews, eye-witness accounts, archival photos and live action is the story of the buffalo's revival.Discussion of physical resource development in Canada in relation to aboriginal rights and landclaims. Prepared prior to the Supreme Court of Quebec injunction in 1973 halting the James Bay Project.9Three reports resulting from studies of the communities of Whitehorse, La Ronge, Lynn Lake, Fort McMurray, Yellowknife and Flin Flon. The reports are: "A preliminary study of expected length of stay in the northern Canadian communities" by G. Doyle, D. Harvey, E. Hunsberger, J. Ledger, J. Nickels and L. Sexton., "Use of quality of life factors to predict residents' intentions to remain in resource frontier communities" by J.B. Nickels and D.L. Sexton., and "A five-year followup of residents living in several nothern communities" by E. Hunsberger and J.B. Nickels.Masters thesis. The sand dune area was found to have a variety of features conducive to wilderness recreation, providing that a management program be set up to preserve the environment.Unpublished report on recent water level increase of the Peace-Athabasca Delta. The 1971 water level is compared to that of 1969-70.Proceedings of Challenge North Conference held in Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 2-4, 1985. Theme of conference was future for economic growth in northern Alberta./Report of study to examine need for road development in northeastern Alberta. Reviews perspectives of various communities, general economics of proposed road developments, issues of road development within Wood Buffalo National Park, and impacts of Slave River hydroelectric project on road development.hMinutes of a public meeting of the Northern Alberta Development Council, Wandering River, July 17, 1979.Annual report summarizing the progress of the Peace-Athabasca-Slave River Basin Study (Northern River Basins Study) from September 1991- . The aim of the study is to gather baseline data (water quality, fish and fish habitat, riparian vegetation/wildlife, hydrology/hydraulics and use of aquatic resources) in order to predict future effects of industrial development on the river system.Recollections of the Metis and Chipewyan way of life in Fort Resolution, Northwest Territories, translated from oral histories given in Chipewyan by seventeen elders, and arranged by topic. Includes maps and family trees.7Brief illustrated accounts of nine historic sites in the Northwest Territories, with a form on which to propose new sites for commemoration. Sites described are: Beechey Island Franklin Camp and Northumberland House : Crystal II Archaeological Site (Iqaluit) : Fort Franklin (Deline) : Fort Hope (near Neakongut) : Naujan (Nauyat, near Repulse Bay) : Old Fort Providence (near Yellowknife) : Old Fort Reliance (Back's Chimneys) : Stone Church in the North (Mission of Saint Peter and the Virgin of the Poor, Pelly Bay (Arvilikjuak)) : Thule Villages at Resolute Bay.{This brief summary of the status of wood bison (Bison Bison athabascae) in northern Alberta (including Wood Buffalo National Park) and the southern part of the Northwest Territories, includes descriptions of the herds at the Mackenzie Bison San< ctuary, Nahanni Butte, Nisling River (Yukon), Elk Island National Park (Alberta), the Hay-Zama region of northwest Alberta and in zoos.Outlines water quality monitoring done in the Peace and Athabasca River systems, and summarizes findings of assessments regarding pulp mill effects.QStatistics on accommodation, occupancy, average daily rate, and number of guests.pMasters thesis, examining the establishment of the fur trade at Lake Athabaska with Fort Chipewyan as its focus.Proposal for historical study of Athabasca Oil Sands region. Volume 1 includes historical overview, methodology, and recommendation that oral history project be undertaken. Volumes 2 and 3 contain relevant bibliographies.bContents: v.1 - Socio-economic developments by J.M. Parker and K.W. Tingley -- v.2 - Oral history.History of Fort Chipewyan, the first European settlement in Alberta, an important fur-trading centre, and a vital base for the exploration of the continent's hinterland.[electronic resource] : Jasper, Kootenay, Yoho and Waterton Lakes National Parks of Canada.; [fichier d'ordinateur] : Parcs nationaux Jasper, Kootenay, Yoho et des Lacs-Waterton du Canada; 1 computer optical disk ; 4 3/4 in; Title from disc label.; "May 2000".; What we heard -- Jasper National Park of Canada management plan -- Kootenay National Park of Canada management plan -- Waterton National Park of Canada management plan -- Yoho National Park of Canada management plan.; Windows 3.1 or higher.; Jasper National Park of Canada management plan; Kootenay National Park of Canada management plan; Waterton National Park of Canada management plan; Yoho National Park of Canada management planBrief description of the wildlife, vegetation, climate and geology of Wood Buffalo National Park in the northeast corner of Alberta, straddling the Alberta-Northwest Territories border.The study ... was undertaken by this Branch as a direct request from the Federal Department of Indian and Northern Affairs.--Leaf ii.Unpublished 1972 report on the delegation of responsibilities to the various authorities involved in the Peace-Athabasca Delta Project.Unpublished report of the symposium on the implications, findings and recommendations regarding the socio-economic and ecological problems of the Peace-Athabasca Delta.Contains complete minutes for all Intergovernmental Liaison Team meetings, Technical Advisory Committee meetings, Meetings of the Directors, Director's Reports and all sub-committee meetings, etc. between 1971-72.Unpublished recreation and tourism study of the Peace-Athabasca Delta area. Includes recommendations for increasing recreation and tourism revenues.bCatalogue of the Peace-Athabasca collection in the Boreal Institute Library. In Reference section.Two unpublished texts on the history of the Fort Chipewyan area. Item 1 is a chronological summary of the Fort's history between 1715-1970. Item 2 gives notes on ice conditions and water levels from 1820-71. Submitted by R.G. Wuetherick to the Peace-Athabasca Delta Project.uUnpublished 1973 list. Subjects covered include Delta base, road and population maps; Diversions, dams and hydrographic structures; Flight index maps and vertical control data; Geology; Hydrology; Photomosaics on Richardson Lake, Keane Creek, Hilda Lake, etc.; Vegetation transects amd maps; Copies at the Edmonton Canadian Wildlife Service Library and Environment Library.Twenty-three unpublished reports, correspondence, and data on the socio-economic (fishing, trapping, tourism, forestry, agriculture) conditions of the Peace-Athabasca Delta before and after the construction of the Bennett Dam. Relates hydrological and ecological studies to socio-economic assessment. Includes navigation and transportation problems in the Delta. Recommends beneficial improvements. Contributed by professional biologists, engineers, socio-economic consultants (Moncrieff et al.) and Resources Dept., Fort Chipewyan.tFourteen unpublished reports, letters, and data about existing ecological, socio-economic, and hydrological conditions of the Peace-Athabasca Delta in relation to the Bennett Dam in B.C. Includes background leading to the joint federal-provincial Peace-Athabasca Delta Project, progress reports and present status. Item 14:36 color photographs of the Peace-Athabasca area. prepared by the Peace-Athabasca Delta Project Group, Canada, Alberta, Saskatchewan.; On cover: Summary report, 1972.; Peace-Athabasca Delta Project: summary report 1972; The Peace-Athabasca delta : a Canadian resource : summary report 1972; Peace-Athabasca Delta Project report : 1972Study to counteract the adverse effects of low water levels, caused by the Bennett Dam, on the fur and fish economy of the Fort Chipewyan community. Includes population profile and relocation experience of community members. Discusses past and present economic patterns, such as trapping, fishing, forestry, mining & explorations, tourism, agriculture, including exploitation of those potentially beneficial activities. Indicates roles to be taken by private sector and government. Recommends socio-economic improvement through a combination of social assistance and development of employment, economic diversity and vocational opportunity.0The article reports that research by scientists at the University of Toronto and University of Alberta reveals that oil sands threaten water supply in Alberta. The demand for water in the petroleum industry has put the industry on a collision course with the Athabasca River, which is drying up because of global warming and climate change. The research report reveals that the petroleum industry consumes between two to four barrels of water for each barrel of oil produced. Scientists urge the implementation of technologies and policies that conserve water.The building of the Bennett Dam has caused the wetlands of the Peace-Athabasca River Delta to dry up. Scientists, activists and Aboriginal people describe how the changes are affecting the region and their livesRecommends that a new town serving the northern portion of the oil sands region is necessary to attract and retain a stable work force and proposes that the Fort Hills area be considered.^Unpublished paper presented at the Peace-Athabasca Delta Symposium in 1971. Discusses the impact of reduced water levels throughout the Delta on the population of the local fish and wildlife, and ultimately the effect on the socio-economic condition of the fishing and trapping community. Recommends establishment of minimum water level in the Delta.Contents: v.1 Summary and conclusions -- v.2 Recreational fishing -- v.3 Recreational hunting -- v.4 Nonconsumptive recreational use of fish and wildlife.(Summaries of chapters excerpted from the ten volumes of the Polar Gas Application to the National Energy Board and DIAND for permission to build a buried natural gas pipeline. Includes Polar Gas activities near selected communities, environmental statements, socio-economic policies and programs.Reports of a study undertaken to determine the effects of the Bennett Dam on the Peace River near Hudson Hope, British Columbia, on water regime, vegetation pattern and waterfowl use of the Peace-Athabasca Delta in northern Alberta.WPolitical background to the Syncrude project and development of the Athabasca oil sandsFReport identifying, through the use of public meetings and public hearings, newspaper articles and literature, specific issues (water, quality, hunting and trapping etc.) and stakeholder organizations (cities and towns, wilderness organizations, Indian bands, etc.) in the Northern River Basins Study area of northern Alberta.Captures the intersecting storylines of a remarkable cast of characters eager to cash in on the oil boom in Fort McMurray, Alberta. Washington lobbyists, pipefitters from Newfoundland, Chinese investors and Norwegian industrialists descend on tar-soaked "Fort McMoney", a modern-day Eldorado, where rents are sky rocketing and cocaine abuse is four times the provincial average. Up for grabs - a stake in aNA report outlining the impact on Fort McMurray, Alberta, of the proposed synthetic crude oil< extraction plant contemplated by Syncrude Canada Ltd. Covers Fort McMurray as it is today (1973), the impact of the proposed plant on the town, and the potential impact of additional plants should they occur. Includes charts, tables and map.rPapers on geology and hydrology, biology and ecology, social,economic and legal aspects, implications and outlook.Reprint of 1938 edition. Activities of the Hudson's Bay Company on the eve of its amalgamation with the North West Company. This Journal is the record of the last campaign of the Hudson's Bay Company for the beaver trade of the Athabasca.pThis publication ... is part of the Canada West Foundation's Investing Wisely Project. The Investing Wisely Project has explored two key issues: 1) the case for saving a larger portion of Alberta's non-renewable natural resource revenue for future use; and 2) creative and strategic ways of using the earnings on the savings to transform the province in positive ways.FResults of a study of 5 resource towns to determine what the residents wanted and needed, and what they felt would be an appropriate corporate policy for a company to attract and retain residents. Communities studied were Sparwood, Elkford and Kitimat in British Columbia, Fort McMurray in Alberta and Leaf Rapids in Manitoba.PResource Development Edmonton: Planning and Development. Markets and Regulatory.Third in a series published from the Northern Housing Conference organized by the Institute of Urban Studies in May 1987. Papers focus on the problem of an overall northern development strategy, the role of local residents in the provision of housing, housing design and construction in the NWT, and residents' perspectives in Canadian resource communities such as Kitimat, Fort McMurray and Leaf Rapids.Novel about a clash between Canada and the United States, caused by American demands for access to Canada's northern energy resources.hNovel based on an energy crisis, Canada's exploitation of her arctic resources and U.S. demands on them.zThe article reports on the impact of the Alberta Tar Sands on First Nations people, particularly First Nations women. The people of Fort Mackay, who live upstream on the Athabasca, are directly below two of the worst polluters, including Syncrude and Suncor. Young people, old people, people in between, are dying of cancer. Oil and water meet but refuse to coalesce in harmony.1The Romanet papers consist of correspondence; notebooks and reports on the fur trade; original manuscripts of Kabluk of the Eskimo with their several revisions; photographs of Hudson's Bay Company employees, trading posts and stern wheel steamships, native population of Northern Canada and the Romanet Family. 1890s, 1900-1945. Included are papers relating to Romanet's career with Revillon Freres Trading Company, 1903-1916; Hudson's Bay Company, 1916-1930; North Star Oil Company, 1933-1938; Abasand Oils Ltd., 1937-1941 and Northwest Service Command, 1944.X Issued as part of the Canadian electronic library documents collection.; Includes bibliographical references.; 2.0. Crown's duty to consult and accommodate, key judicial components -- 2.1. Low level trigger of the duty to consult and to accommodate -- 2.2. Participants in the process --; Access restricted to authorized users and institutionsRiver access points and shuttle roads, campgrounds, facilities, points of interest, rapids and paddling information, river distances and descriptions, natural and human history.*Account of the author's stay and observations at Fort Chipewyan in the 1920's. Includes record of daily events from the diary of author's husband from September 1924 to the end of the year and from January 1926 to January 1927. Her husband was accountant at the Hudson's Bay Post at Fort Chipewyan.^Series of essays covering the northern frontier, the Alberta tar sands, nuclear promises, etc.Presentation to the Banff School of the Environment. Examines government policies concerning the development of natural resources in northern Canada.Two-thirds of the world's current petroleum reserves are estimated to lie in bituminous sands, such as the Orinoco Tar Belt. How does Venezuel's Tar Belt compare with other non-conventional oil sources, such as Canad's Athabasca River? In terms of size the two are almost tied. But Orinoco deposits feature a major plus: extraction is friendlier to the environment. On the other hand, Venezuel's current uncertainty has dimmed Orinoco's outlook, in contrast to Athabasc's astounding investment and dynamism. As things stand, the opportunity of turning Venezuela into the world's leading source of non-conventional oil is fading. (English) [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]; Se calcula que dos tercios de las actuales reservas petroleras del mundo están constituidas por arenas bituminosas, como las de la Faja del Orinoco. ¿Cómo se compara el desarrollo de la Faja con el de otras zonas de petróleo no convencional, como la del río Atabasca, en Canadá? En lo que respecta a cuantía están casi empatadas. Pero la Faja cuenta con una gran ventaja: el modo de extracción es más amigable al ambiente. Sin embargo, destaca la incertidumbre que reina en Venezuela en contraposición al dinamismo y la asombrosa inversión de la industria canadiense. Tal como están las cosas, se está alejando la posibilidad de convertir a Venezuela en el primer productor mundial de petróleo no convencional. (Spanish) [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]; Copyright of Debates IESA is the property of Instituto de Estudios Superiores de Administracion and its content may not be copied or emailed to multiple sites or posted to a listserv without the copyright holder's express written permission. However, users may print, download, or email articles for individual use. This abstract may be abridged. No warranty is given about the accuracy of the copy. Users should refer to the original published version of the material for the full abstract. (Copyright applies to all Abstracts.)Pt. I describes the arctic environment and character of the arctic basin. Pt. II is on arctic resources and their development with emphasis on oil and gas.Primary thrust of papers is legal, but also includes economic, political and planning concerns. Resources discussed include oil, gas and water.Capability classification by K. Ambrock and C. Schick, produced by Drafting Pool, Technical Services Division, Alberta Environment.To address these critical [water] issues, the University of Alberta's Environmnetal Research and Studies Centre (ERSC) and the University of Toronto's Program on Water Issues (POWI) at the Munk Centre for International Studies recently asked two prominent scholars to assess the implications of current and planned water withdrawals from the Athabasca River and options for water management. -- p. iUnedited transcripts are included for informational purposes only. Transcripts from the Inuvik seminar were not included. Papers deal with social and physical problems.+Terms of reference for Science Council of Canada northern development study. Purpose to investigate dynamics of decision making system/process as its relates to northern development, and to evaluate its adequay. Based on case study of assessment of decision making for Alberta Tar Sands development.Demonstration how narrative structure at Fort Chipewyan, Alberta in highly sensitive to the situation of the narrative performance.Proceeding of 14th Arctic Petroleum Operators' Association/Canadian Petroleum Association-Offshore Operators Division Workshop held in Fairmont , B.C., May 12-15, 1985. Deals with issues related to fro< ntier development of offshore oil and gas resources in northern Canada.Account of naturalist's trip with Edward A. Preble down the Athabasca and Slave rivers to the region of Clinton-Colden and Aylmer lakes, Mackenzie District, with notes on wildlife.BPresents a general review of developments up to December 31, 1972.m1971 unpublished report on the legal and constitutional bases for the construction of the Bennett Dam and its apparent consequences. Includes discussion of the Fisheries Act, National Parks Act, Migratory Birds Convention Act, etc. Concludes with tentative recommendations for future legislative action. Author is Assistant Professor of Law at University of Ottawa.Application to exploit the Athabasca Tar Sands. Discussion of tar sand characteristics, mining extraction and upgrading techniques, environmental study program.Cites the Peace-Athabasca Delta Technical Study that has determined that ice jams on Canada's Peace River are the only way in which flooding of the freshwater delta in Wood Buffalo National Park can occur. The controversial W.A.S. Bennett dam in British Columbia; Lawsuit filed by Alberta Public Safety Services; Construction of an ice dam on the Quatre Fourches River; Possibility weather and ecological problems are also contributing to the decline of water level.hAbstract of a report containing forecasts of petroleum supply and/or demand for Canada in the year 2000.)Interpretation of the aerial photographs.FHistory of the tar sands area of Alberta, intended for use in schools.}History of the native people of Fort Resolution, NWT from the beginning of the fur trade on Great Slave Lake in 1786 to 1972.Summary: Paper presented to the PNWIS-APCA 1979 conference, Edmonton, 1979. Describes the Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program (AOSERP) in general terms.Report of study to establish applicability of social indicators research model to analysis and forecasting of quality of life in Athabasca Oil Sands region. Contains general review of literature on social indicators, presentation of past operational frameworks relevant to study, assessment of availability and quality of study area data, integration of above information, and reference section..Masters thesis. Provides a description of resources and an evaluation of management alternatives within the Peace-Athabasca Delta. Specifically defines natural processes, identifies objectives of other user groups, defines alternative physical management scenarios, and evaluates alternative scenarios.!Volume 1: Summary of volumes 2-4.A study to review existing waterworks, sanitary sewerage, and storm drainage systems, evaluate the systems, develop and compare alternatives, and prepare an outline of requirements with estimates of cost and construction staging.This report outlines the substantive findings resulting from investigation at Peace Point in 1980 and 1981, and attempts to set the cultural, methodological and theoretical contributions in perspective.Summary: Popular account of the author's trip as superintendent of Forestry for Canada, down the Athabasca, Slave, and Mackenzie rivers and up the Yukon River to Skagway.Field guide summarizing the Athabasca oil sands deposit in terms of general geology, deposition history and environments of deposition, origin of oil and in-place oil reserves. Prepared as part of the CSPG International Conference, 1978.Examines present socio-economic impact assessment methods, and presents a program to evaluate the socio-economic impact the Syncrude project has on the surrounding area.Assessment of impacts of the W.A.C. Bennett Dam on the people of Fort Chipewyan and the Peace-Athabasca Delta & suggestions for actionAn unpublished personal assessment of the socio-economic developments on the Peace-Athabasca Delta, particularly referring to the native peoples.Discusses the life in the wilderness on Lake Athabasca in northern Saskatchewan. Description of a wilderness scenery; Information on various animals in the woods; Behavior of bears.7This video examines the fate of the bison in Wood Buffalo National Park in Alberta. These bison are direct descendants of the original North American bison. The program looks at the history of the bison and discusses the government plan to slaughter these Canadian bison because they are infected with diseases.kThe story of the Mikisew Cree's challenge to the expansion of the oil sands industry. The Cree are worried about the scale and rate of expansion planned for the Athabasca oil sands, with its effect on the environment and their way of life. Scientists on the Mikisew Cree's technical panel at public hearings point to flaws in the envrionmental impact assessments.Your Future Counts describes the variety of trades and professions available at Syncrude; features interviews from Syncrude employees about their experiences and achievements.LReport on first ten years of production of oil from the Athabasca Oil Sands.%Explanation and description of 5 year`Series of booklets describing various aspects of the Syncrude project. Suitable grades 4 and up.1973 highlights.Catalogue of an exhibition of works by native artists in Canada, organized in 1992 (?) by the Alberta Part Art Publications (1981) Society, for Syncrude Canada Ltd.jForecast of employment in Fort McMurray as the town grows in size. Cover title: Employment: Fort McMurray.XIncludes chapters on the Athabasca Tar Sands, and Norman Wells and the CANOL experience.?1 v. (various pagings) ; 28 cm; Supplied title.; Alberta municipal grants -- Alberta's First Nations consultation policy on land management and resource development -- Alberta's oil sands -- Capital planning -- Caribou management -- Crude bitumen reserves -- Facts on air quality in Alberta's oil sands areas -- Facts on climate change in Alberta's oil sands areas -- Facts on land reclamation in Alberta's oil sands areas -- Facts on oil -- First Nations and Metis constitutionally protected rights -- Forest management -- Fort McMurray infrastructure and municipal support -- Highway infrastructure for the Cold Lake, Fort McMurray and Peace River regions -- Municipal infrastructure funding for the Cold Lake, Fort McMurray and Peace River areas -- Oil sands recorded history -- Oil sands royalties -- Oil sands tenure -- Traditional use studies -- Water use by Alberta's oil and gas industry -- Wetlands management -- Wildlife management.; Also available on the Internet.; Alberta municipal grants; Alberta's First Nations consultation policy on land management and resource development; Alberta's oil sands; Capital planning; Caribou management; Crude bitumen reserves; Facts on air quality in Alberta's oil sands areas; Facts on climate change in Alberta's oil sands areas; Facts on land reclamation in Alberta's oil<  sands areas; Facts on oil; First Nations and Metis constitutionally protected rights; Forest management; Fort McMurray infrastructure and municipal support; Highway infrastructure for the Cold Lake, Fort McMurray and Peace River regions; Municipal infrastructure funding for the Cold Lake, Fort McMurray and Peace River areas; Oil sands recorded history; Oil sands royalties; Oil sands tenure; Traditional use studies; Water use by Alberta's oil and gas industry; Wetlands management; Wildlife managementTo address the current challenges resulting from the rapid pace of oil sandsdevelopment, and to anticipate the impacts of continuing growth, the Oil Sand Ministerial Strategy Committee was directed by Cabinet to develop a coordinated shortterm action plan to address the social, environmental and economic impacts of oil sand developments.It is important to note that this report makes no comment on the pace of oil sand development. The report identifies what services and infrastructure are required no matter what pace of development occurs.It provides a solid base of facts and information about the impact of oil sandsdevelopments today and provides forecasts for the next five years within a longer termcontext. It also identifies current and anticipated gaps in infrastructure and services incritical areas including: ~X Housing ~X Transportation ~X Basic municipal infrastructure V water treatment, waste water treatment and landfill ~X Health care ~X Education ~X Social services ~X Policing ~X EnvironmentThe report provides 30 recommendations to address the current and anticipatedchallenges surrounding oil sands developments and their impact on communities and onthe province as a whole.zThe information presented here draws on independent research, public information and the work of others to put the relevant facts in their proper context. It delivers the full story behind the most common oil sands "spin" promoted by the oil sands industry and the governments of Alberta and Canada through the selective release of information or the creative use of statistics.Treaty number eight: "Articles of a treaty made and concluded ... in the year of Our Lord, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Ninety-Nine between Her Most Glorious Majesty The Queen of Great Britain and Ireland by Her Commissioners the Honorable David Laird ... James Andrew Joseph McKenna ... Honorable James Hamilton Ross ... of the one part; and the Cree, Beaver, Chipewyan and other Indians ... by their Chiefs and Headmen, hereunto subscribed, of the other part ..."Synopsis, in text and with illustrations, of the ecology of the Peace-Athabasca Delta, the Slave River Delta and the Mackenzie River Delta.A review of archaeological and historic resources in the area which would be affected by the proposed Slave River Hydroelectric Project and assessment of impacts to these resources if the dam was built. Vol.1: Summary. - Vol.2: Geological resources impact assessment. - Vol.3: Historic resources overview. - Vol.4: Prehistoric resources overview. - Vol.5: Site description and assessment. - Vol.6: Maps. - Vol.7: Lake Athabasca sensitivity study.Describes existing and potential mineral resources of that part of northeastern Alberta for which Fort McMurray is the main distribution centre. Considers mineral resources other than the heavy oil deposits - which have some potential for economic development.Peter C. Newman explores the little-known successes of Syncrude that, despite years of profitability, technological achievement and contributions to society, is still dogged by the myth that it is an expensive research project --container.rData on commerce and service activities in Fort McMurray, Anzac, Fort Mackay and Fort Chipewyan, northern Alberta.An investigation of the relationship between the variables of social position, source and level of information, and political party preference to the attitudes towards the favorability of the Syncrude deal.sThe article discusses the thriving housing market in Fort McMurray, Alberta. The town provides access to the Athabaska Oil Sands, the world's second-largest known oil reserve. The average one-bedroom apartment rent is $2,200 due to the huge demand for living spaces by the increasingly wealthy oil industry workers. The simplicity of life in Fort McMurray is highlighted.Oral history interviews with Walter Hill conducted by Jim Parker, University of Alberta Archivist. Topics dealt with include pharmacy, pharmacy education in Alberta, and medical care in Alberta.)Popular article describing the community.lA working document which synthesizes information gleaned from various studies pertinent to the extension of a railway north of Fort McMurray, Alberta, including information on rail transport demand, environmental impact, economic feasibility, the relationship of rail service to resource development, the implementation of the project; railroads; planning, AlbertaThis bibliography is an annotated list of books, technical reports and periodical articles related to the development and operation of pulp and paper mills in northern Alberta, and consists of some 350 references grouped into 16 subject categories.Defines the impact of oil sands development on water resources in Alberta, and offers recommendations concerning how best to preserve these resources.2Gives special attention to the Fort McMurray area.When it comes to future reliable oil supplies, Canada's oil sands will likely account for a greater share of U.S. oil imports. Oil sands account for about 46% of Canada's total oil production and oil sands production is increasing as conventional oil production declines. Since 2004, when a substantial portion of Canada's oil sands were deemed economic, Canada, with about 175 billion barrels of proved oil sands reserves, has ranked second behind Saudi Arabia in oil reserves. Canadian crude oil exports were about 1.82 million barrels per day (mbd) in 2006, of which 1.8 mbd or 99% went to the United States. Canadian crude oil accounts for about 18% of U.S. net imports and about 12% of all U.S. crude oil supply.Evaluates the impacts of the Suncor, Syncrude and Amoco projects on the Fort McKay, Fort Chipewyan and Fort McMurray area native peoples, and anticipates the impacts of the proposed Esso facility on the Cold Lake BandzAims, activities and membership of the organization representing First Nations in Alberta affected by Treaties 6, 7 and< 8.Covers regulations for international power lines, gas pipelines, oil pipelines, National Energy Board rules of practice and procedure and regulations._Biographical sketch of the North West Company fur trader, who opened up the Athabaska District.Interviews, regarding oil sands producing and environmental concerns, with: Eddy Isaacs (AERI), Shannon Flint (AB Environment), Kate Rich (AB Environment), Preston McEachern (AB Environment), Andy Ridge (AB Environment) and Brent Lakeman (ARC)3Describes the development of a general purpose probabilistic economic evaluation computer model for petroleum investment ventures. The models operation is demonstrated by considering an actual field in Alberta where an economic evaluation of the feasibility of producing the Athabasca tarsands is conducted.Contents Note: Pt.1 - Final      !"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_`abcdefgijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~ report -- Pt.2 - Project information catalogue -- Prepared for Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program, Program ManagementUndergraduate thesis. Examines the planning processes involved in directing Fort McMurray's growth and looks at the resultant problems, many of which are common to all isolated resource boom towns.Report of study to assess extent and significance of social deviance in communities of Athabasca Oil Sands region. Based on literature about social deviance in resource communities, existing data about social deviance in study area, and data from interviews with field staff.A plan for the use and development of recreational services and activities in Fort Chipewayan, a mostly Indian and Metis community at the west end of Lake Athabasca in Northern Alberta. Plan objectives are to ensure that the recreational needs and interests of locals are met, develop a set of guidelines for meeting local needs, coordinate local, provincial and federal resources, and provide a basis for long range budgeting.Study documenting importance of the Athabasca and Clearwater rivers (northern Alberta upstream of Fort McMurray), relative to Lake Athabasca, to fall spawning lake whitefish populations.lFeatures the Lake Athabasca in northern Saskatchewan which starts west of the William River and extends up to the MacFarlane River in the East. Physical description; Boreal forest and encroaching dunes kept apart by the barrier of the William River; Description of the dune landscape; Deposition of sand in the deltas of the William and MacFarlane-Snare spillways.The article presents information about an increase in oil extraction from Athabasca Tar Sands in Alberta. Since 1988, the value of Alberta's exports to the U.S. has risen by 547 percent. Canada exports oil from the West and imports petroleum to eastern Canada. According to the article, total oil exports from Canada are greater than imports. Additionally, the new Asian presence in Canadian oil sand production is good for Canada and should have minimal effect on Canada-U.S. trade. Finally, there are environmental costs associated with developing oil sand petroleum. Compared to extracting oil, producing oil sand bitumen is allegedly more damaging to the physical environment.fShort description of Fort McMurray after the main construction phase of the oil sands project is over.1 Remarks on the geology of the Valley of Mackenzie River, with figures and descriptions of fossils from that region, in the Museum of the Smithsonian Institute, chiefly collected by the late Robert Kennicott, Esq. By F. B. Meek contains an early description of the Athabasca Oil Sands in print on p.78-79.Includes reports from the various companies and government bodies on their operations and/or efforts to improve the Athabasca-Mackenzie waterway.A literary magazine of the artseProject, completed by Athabasca University, to collect essays and research papers from students, practitioners, and faculty that explore energy sustainability. Focuses on energy as a key economic driver and its impacts on water resources, forests and wildlife that are not yet wholly understood. Also looks a more reasonable scale of oil sands exploitation.OFocuses on the Alberta's financial prospects concerning the oil sands in the Athabasca Basin. Moves of the consortium Syncrude Canada Ltd. to mine the oil sands near Fort McMurray; Amount of crude oil harvested by the consortium; Recommendations of the Alberta's National Sands Task Force for the harvesting of oil in the whole region.The article focuses on the Athabasca tar sands located near the town of Fort McMurray in Alberta. Tar sands contain bitumen, a substance that can be converted into a form of petroleum called synthetic crude. According to the article, the Alberta tar sands is the second-largest oil reserve in the world. The article discusses the oil producing company Suncor and their mine, known as the Millennium Mine. The author also discusses the process used to extract bitumen and greenhouse gas emissions.SDoctoral thesis. Addresses three questions: 1. Has the development of the Athabasca oil sands provided improved employment opportunities for migrants to Ft. McMurray? 2. Have these opportunities been equally distributed among the various stratas of society? 3. What are the attitudinal outcomes of participation in the local labour market?Analyzes occupational mobility opportunities in a Canadian frontier community through an examination of the status attainment of a 1979 sample of male residents of Fort McMurray, Alberta.*This account of the role of fishermen in supplying food to the Hudson's Bay Company and the Northwest Company at their fur trading posts of Fort Chipewyan and Fort Wedderburn, northern Alberta, covers the period 1791-1871, and also includes the post established at Nottingham House by Peter Fidler.5Contains six papers originally presented at the 1981 annual meeting of the American Society for Ethnohistory. These papers cover various aspects of Native economic and social adaptations in the context of the Canadian fur trade in the period ranging from the 17th century up to and including the 20th century.Describes Fort Murray, the urban center of the Athabasca oil-sands region in Alberta. Information on the Athabasca oil sands; Description of the downtown area of Fort Murray; Development of Fort Murray.RID: 155; True account of pioneering Fort McMurray, Alberta through personal photos\Surveys of preservation and recreation values of the sand dune systems of northeast Alberta.Emphasis on the U.S. resource and its development although it also includes articles on tar sand and related heavy oil resources and their development in other countries. Author, subject and patent listings.wContains general survey of Alberta oilsands resource and status of its development, review of internal water balance patterns for major plants, discussion of external water balance relationships, and suggestions of alternative ways to resolve water problems. Paper presented at American Water Resources Association 1974 conference: Water Resources Problems Related to Mining.Increasing global energy demand requires fact-based evaluations of alternative energy sources. This includes solving questions like how energy is produced, provided, and transported in sustainable ways. Solving future energy demands requires new technologies and knowledge. Decision makers, professionals, and people interested in energy issues in general need to know the relative importance and magnitude of various energy production methods. This book contains contributions by expert scientists and engineers on all of the sources of energy available to us now and in the near future that will enable us to take the energy decisions needed for sustaining development and dealing with climate change. - Each type of available energy is put into perspective and all realistic, future options are examined in detail - Presents theory and background, detailing the magnitude of energy involved - Written by top scientists AND engineers in the various fields.uA report on economic trends in Canadian and U.S. public policy which will effect exploitation of Alberta's Oil Sands.An open letter to Bishop Luc Bouchard from priest Phil Little about his pastoral letter entitled "The Integrit< y of Creation and the Athabasca Oil Sands" is presented. Little urges the bishop to re-examine the history of Vatican II. He believes that the development of oil sands is needed as Alberta and the rest of the world face economic crisis. He adds that the pastoral letter was too late when other bishops were silent over the economic development spurred by oilsands project./Report of 1977 Athabasca-Mackenzie Waterway Conference held in Vancouver. Meeting of shipping company representatives and Federal Government of Canada departments to effectively present needs of shippers to those responsible for carrying out maintenance and improvements of Athabasca Mackenzie Waterway.Includes reports from the various companies and government departments on their operations and/or efforts to improve the Athabasca-Mackenzie waterway.?Examines the cost-effectiveness of environmental impact studies by a case study economic analysis of projects cancelled or delayed because of environmental and/or social unacceptability. Includes the trans-Alaska pipeline, the Bathurst Island exploration program and the Great Canadian Oil Sands Tailings Pond and Dyke.oData on land reclamation and revegetation at the Syncrude oil sands extraction plant at Fort McMurray, Alberta.Unpublished report on legal liabilities in water projects, warranted by changes in the Peace-Athabasca Delta as a result of the Bennett Dam in British Columbia.Discusses the nature and extent of shale oil and tar resources around the world, their potential as an energy source, and advantages and disadvantages to development of the oil shale industry.Transcripts of public hearings held in towns in northern Alberta to consider the possible environmental effects of, and to gather public opinion on, a proposed pulp mill in Athabasca.Study of the Mackenzie River Basin designed to increase understanding of the water and related resources, their interdependencies, and the implications of water resource development in the basin.Includes Mackenzie's journals of expeditions from Lake Athabaska to Arctic Ocean and from Fort Chipewyan to Pacific Ocean. Includes account of development of fur trade by North West Company.First publication of manuscript in the British Museum and comparison with Mackenzie's published account of 1801; editor himself canoed down the Mackenzie River in 1965.Reproduction of Mackenzie's journals of expeditions from Lake Athabasca to the Arctic Ocean and from Fort Chipewyan to the Pacific Ocean, first published in 1801. Includes account of development of fur trade by the Northwest Company.A report by Commissioner J.A. Macrae, who was commissioned to investigate and report upon certain half-breed claims in the District of Athabaska and adjoining country covered by Treaty no. 8 ...--Cf. p. [1].Calculation of the impact of development of resource industries (oil sands extraction) on service sector employment in Fort McMurray, Alberta.)This article focuses on the oil industry in Alberta, Canada, and the Suncor Energy Millennium oil sands project. At Suncor Energy's Millennium oil sands project, just north of Fort McMurray, Alta., the unmistakable odour of black gold drifts up from the ground and hangs thick in the air. Suncor's extraction plant on the bank of the Athabasca River looks like a science fiction movie set  hundreds of kilometres of steel pipe twisted into incomprehensible knots around hulking industrial buildings, storage tanks and smokestacks. Already, one million barrels of petroleum a day are being spun out of the sand and pumped south, and that number is projected to triple within the next decade. During that time, the oil sands will generate about 100,000 new jobs and billions of dollars in royalties and taxes to various levels of government, not to mention billions more in dividends to investors. Energy has become a central obsession of international politics in recent years, as exploding economic growth in Asia and America's ongoing love affair with gas-guzzling vehicles have accelerated the drain on world petroleum reserves. The National Energy Board estimates there are approximately 1.6 trillion barrels of crude bitumen saturating the ground in northern Alberta. Bitumen  a form of heavy, thick oil laden with sulphur and deficient in hydrogen  can be refined into synthetic crude oil to make everything from gasoline to plastics. If these estimates are accurate, Canada's oil reserves rank second behind only Saudi Arabia's 260 billion barrels. Even now, most Canadians still don't fully grasp the significance of the industry, says Rick George, the president and chief executive of Suncor. So far, the oil industry and federal government are making soothing noises about the impact of the Kyoto Protocol on development.Areas covered include hydrological, ecological, terrestrial and geological, socio-economic forestry management, mineralogy, oil and gas, agriculture and soil appraisals.Scales differ.; 1 atlas; "Edmonton & area, Beaumont, Bonnyville, Camrose, Cold Lake, Devon, Drayton Valley, Edmonton, Edson, Fort McMurray, Fort Saskatchewan, Grand Centre, Grande Prairie, Hinton, Jasper, Lacombe, Leduc, Lloydminister, Medley, Morinville, Nisku, Peace River, Ponoka, Red Deer, Rocky Mountain House, St. Albert, St. Paul, Sherwood Park, Slave Lake, Spruce Grove, Stettler, Stony Plain, Vegreville, Wainwright, Wetaskiwin, Whitecourt."--Cover.; Includes indexes and points of interest.pExamines requirements for public and separate elementary schools in a developing area of Fort McMurray, Alberta.Reports on the criticism of Alberta Prime Minister Donald Getty's attempt to start a multibillion-dollar forestry business to offset an ailing oil industry. Federal Environment Department's call for comprehensive studies of the Athabasca River System and the cumulative impact of the pulp mills; Controversy surrounding the size of the timber concessions; Possible reason why Ottawa is opposed to Getty's plan.NSummarizes revegetation studies on the Great Canadian Oil Sands tailings dyke.Paper presented May 2, 1996, by Richard Masson and Bryan Remillard of the Royalty and Tenure Branch, Policy Division, Alberta Department of Energy, presenting preliminary issues and options involved in developing Alberta's oil sands royalty system.Prediction of the effects on northeast Albert< a of growth of settlements, specifically Fort McMurray and Fort MacKay, as the oil sands extraction industry is established. Includes discussion of a new town.Masters thesis. An assessment of the changes in the native way of life around Fort Chipewyan as a result of contact with outsiders - fur traders, missionaries and government officials - with emphasis on land use, settlement patterns and econoimc activities.Analysis of responses of a sample of residents to questions concerning community services and facilities. Research was conducted at Fort McMurray, AlbertaoExamines interaction between Indians and European traders and key role of trader in incorporating Indians into European capitalist market economy. Discusses process of transformation to fur trade mode of production using case of Chipewyan and Cree Indians of Fort Chipewyan region in northern Alberta. Paper presented at 4th North American Fur Trade Conference, 1981.Doctoral thesis. A study of the subjugation of the Native inhabitants of the Fort Chipewyan region to Europeans and to the Canadian state.[Paper prepared for the Canadian Ethnographic Society meetings in Vancouver, May 7-11, 1982.Paper prepared for the meeting of the Edmonton Chapter of the National and Provincial Parks Association of Canada. Outlines the history and issues surrounding the land entitlement under Treaty 8 of the Cree Indian band of Fort Chipewyan.Catalogue of an exhibition at the Provincial Museum of Alberta, Edmonton, marking the bicentennial of Fort Chipewyan and illustrating the culture and history of the Indian and Metis residents and the fur trade.-Official history of the Diocese of Athabasca.KLocates and assesses prehistoric sites between the Beaver and Mackay RiversResults of an archaeological study of Bituminous Sands Leases 33, 92, and 95 proposed for development in Northern Alberta. Includes inventory of prehistoric sites within the area and a prehistoric settlement subsistence model.Based on a theoretical evaluation of the environmental problems which will be encountered as the area is developed, models of reclamation and residuals management are presented.Provides information on several hunting and fishing areas in Canada. Algonquin Provincial Park in Ontario; Victoria Island in Nunavut; Bella Coola river in British Columbia; Lake Athabasca in Saskatchewan. INSETS: Transporting Firearms;Bringing Home the Bacon.[DVD 1] "tells of the discovery and development of the Athabasca oil sands, from its early use by First Nations peoples to the current mega-projects working to develop oil reserves for the foreseeable future. It follows the historic path by which the alberta oild sands went from discovery to economically viable production. First technologically, and then socially and environmentally, the industry has moved onto the threshold of widespread development.:--container.; [DVD 2] "guides the viewer through an investigation of the how's and why's of oil sands, including new technologies, environmental concerns (water, natural gas use, greenhouse gas emissions), social concerns regarding local Aboriginal communities, and infrastructure issues due to the tremendous growth."--container.Account of the author's canoe voyage retracing Mackenzie's route from Lake Athabasca to the Arctic Ocean. Describes the route; the conditions Mackenzie endured; the people encountered.[Report from a contract with the Department of Indians Affairs to provide factual information of the nature of potential landclaims within Alberta by the Metis. There are three parts: I. A collection of essays, II. Field work report and III. Appendices, including community profiles of Fort Chipewyan, Fort Vermilion, Lac La Biche, and Peace River.!Handout for members of tour 1969.nSegment of 60 Minutes which aired January 22, 2006. Perferomer: Correspondent: Bob simon. Summary: Reports on the oil sands of alberta, canada, which can produe up to a million barrels of oil a day and hold reserves eight times those of Saudi Arabia. Investigates the critic's charges that the process of extracting the oil destroys both the land and the atmosphere.ID: 239; Julian Mills: A tugboat captain for 30 years who pioneered transportation on Alberta's northern waterways. Born in Fort Simpson, N.W.T., he received his first shipboard experience under his father, who was a famous captain for the Hudson's Bay Company. After World War I, he worked for the Company, first as an engineer, then as a captain. Later he worked for the Northern Transportation Company. His uncle was the geologist, pioneer, and explorer, Charles Camsell. General Note: Accession no. 78-45.To address these critical [water] issues, the University of Alberta's Environmnetal Research and Studies Centre (ERSC) and the University of Toronto's Program on Water Issues (POWI) at the Munk Centre for International Studies recently asked two prominent scholars to assess the implications of current and planned water withdrawals from the Athabasca River and options for water managementgThis article focuses on oil and petroleum exploration in Canada. Okay, it's not Saudi Arabia. The Athabasca Oil Sands Project lies 45 miles north of Fort McMurray, Alberta, which is itself almost 300 miles north of Edmonton--and yes, it's cold up there. And unlike Saudi Arabia, where producers essentially put a straw in the ground and sip up black gold, it takes a vast mining operation to get the oil out of the earth. But here's where Canada is like Saudi Arabia: Both are sitting on a lot of oil. Last year "Oil & Gas Journal," a respected industry publication, increased its estimate of Canada's oil reserves from five billion to 180 billion barrels, putting Canada second behind Saudi Arabia, which has 262 billion barrels. The journal decided to accept the Canadian government's argument that production from oil sands, usually considered "unconventional" oil, should be included in its calculations of reserves. So "Fortune" decided to take a look at the newest entry in the oil-sands patch--the $3.7 billion Athabasca Oil Sands Project, a joint venture of Shell (60%), ChevronTexaco, and Western Oil Sands (20% each).?Community plan for the hamlet of Anzac in northeastern Alberta.Profiles Francois Paulette, senior negotiator for the Smith's Landing First Nation, this is a behind the scenes look at the final years of Paulette's 25 year struggle to reach a negotiated settlement with the Canadian government and to have the promises of the 1899 Treaty 8 honoured. Featuring interviews with tribal, provincial, and federal government representatives, this documentary provides a rare glimpse into one community's success in settling a one-hundred-year old treaty obligation. Prior to 1982, Aboriginal culture and traditional livelihood in Canada were legally governed by common law and treaties and there was an underlying presumption that the Aboriginal culture and economy would eventually be assimilated into the larger Canadian society. However, in 1982 Aboriginal rights were placed under the protection of the Canadian Constitution. The Constitution now demands that Aboriginal culture and livelihood be defended as vigorously as other Charter rights. This change in legal status has had an important impact upon the way that Aboriginal economic activities can be valued. Previous methods that were used to value Aboriginal economic activities were consistent with the assimilationist view. For example, the replacement cost method was based upon replacing wild meat with the value or price of meat in a grocery store. Although more appropriate methods have recently been proposed by welfare economists, most of these methods have not escaped the biases of western thought and are not accepted as appropriate by Aboriginal groups. Given the large volume of claims and infringements of Aboriginal rights, a valuation method that is acceptable to Aboriginal people, industry and governments is needed.The challenge for this study was to propose and apply a valuation method that was consistent with Aboriginal culture and would also be acceptable to government and industry. Such a method would have to provi< de reasonable estimates based upon transcultural principles of valuation.This project included a review of the philosophical and theoretical basis of value and valuation. The project then discussed the legal Aboriginal context in Canada including common law the Constitution and Treaty 8. Based upon these underpinnings, existing theories and methods used in anthropology and welfare economics were discussed. A valuation method was then proposed, which was intended to be consistent with Aboriginal legal rights and would be understandable to western based negotiators. This method used labour time to value the economic activities of Aboriginal subsistence activities. The method was applied in the Fort McKay Community of northern Alberta. It involved modeling the annual cycles of the subsistence economy and using Elders' estimates of labour time hunting for, gathering and processing traditional products. 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The experiment in graduate education employed video-conferencing to teach a course in the Master of Nursing program at the University of Alberta. Centres connected by a coaxial cable in two cities with 8-10 students in each were used. In the project which followed in undergraduate education, the Facult of Nursing undertook to provide an entire post R.N degree program to centres in central and northern Alberta primarily through the use of distance methods. Arts and science courses are taken through Athabasca University and reguarl nursing courses in the B.Sc.N program are provided using video-enhanced teleconferencing with sevaral centers on line along with instructors and students on the main campus in Edmonton, Alberta. Details of this very successful program are discussed in the text. This article examines the importance and centrality of orality, rather than literacy, in the shared lives of the Cree of northern Alberta. Discusses orality consciousness related to the practice of shared memories and personal and communal healing during the "dance of the ancestors' or "ghost dance". Includes a short history of the Cree people and their westward expansion acrss CanadaAThe Alberta Vocational Centre, planned to serve trainining needs of a burgeoning area is under construction by students, including several women; a heavy industrial campus and a downton campus will serve a wide variety of needs. Academic courses, apprenticeships and many types of job training are already being offered. 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socioeconomic assessment; social statistics; city planning; social conditions; economic conditions, Fort McMurray, Alberta; municipal affairshTourism Economic aspects Alberta; Jasper National Park; Tourism Alberta Jasper National Park; Statisticsoil sands industry; Alberta; oil sands industry Alberta; Dictionaries; Heavy oil; Petroleum industry and trade Alberta Equipment and supplies; DirectoriesEducational indicators; Alberta; Educational accountability; Population Alberta; Statistics; secondary education; elementary educationEducation; Northern Alberta; Acculturation of Native Peoples; Northeastern Alberta; Administration of Native Peoples; secondary education; Fort ChipewyanuSecondary Education Alberta; Fort Chipewyan; Educational planning Alberta; statistical analysis; history; high schoollCompetency-based education; Catholic schools; Fort McMurray; Educational evaluation; outcome-based educationScience; Secondary education; Physical geography; Juvenile films; Wood-pulp industry Environmental aspects Alberta; 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Staff arnd students at distant locations in Northern Lakes College are now viewing more than 350 videos using video streaming technology. This has been made possible by SuperNet, a high capacity broadband network that connects schools, hospitals, libraries and government offices throughout the province of Alberta (Alberta SuperNet). This article describes the technical process of implementing video streaming at Northern Lakes College from March 2005 until March 2006. jThis paper presents a comprehensive overview of recent ethnographic research in northern North America, combined with a modest attempt to relate recent work to earlier studies. Topics discussed include the demographic aspects of northern research, northern research organizations, ethnographic publication in general, and studies including Northern Athapaskans. Some of the early sources indicate a severely low status for women in traditional Northern Athapaskan societies, while other sources contradict this impression. A reexamination reveals that the depressed status of described for women was attritutable only to certain groups and probably was limited to particular periods of time as well, and that while some traditional aspects of Northern Athapaskan cultures may have constituted a precondition, the phenomenon resulted from circumstances created by the fur trade. ^Our knowledge of the material culture of the Subarctic is affected by two biases: first, little is known of winter material culture, whether in the form of museum collections, ethnographic data, or photographs and other illustrative materials. Second, most published collections seem to contain a high proportion of unusually highly decorated, unused summer costume. As a result, the importance of fur clothing is underrepresented. This does not reflect the actual situation in the Subarctic where both costume, and other categories of material culture, are given similar importance in summer and winter. FThe authors point to a widespread pattern (termed matriorganization) of matrilocality and sometimes matrilineality in the subarctic in the early historical period, offer specific historic reasons for the proposed erosion of matriorganization in specific subarctic areas, and attempt to account for subarctic matriorganization 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As a means of adaptation, Aboriginal communities are entering into cooperative management agreements with governement and industry in an attempt t regain access and influence over the lands and resources that continue to sustain their culture, economies, and distinctive way of life. The Whitefish Cooperative Management Agreement, signed between the Whitefish Lake First Nation and the Alberta provincial government, is such a process and serves ad an ethnographic examples throughout this paper. $Fort McMurray (Alta.)--Census, 1975.+economic conditions, Fort McMurray, AlbertaFort McMurray Improvement Assoc., Alberta Health and Wellness, Suncor Energy, Syncrude, Northern Lights Regional Health Services, air quality, air pollution, health effectsFMetis woman, history, biography, Alberta history, Fort McMurray regionoil sands industry, environmental aspects - Canada, economic aspects - Canada, bitumen - Alberta, Fort McMurray social conditions!Athabasca University; PeriodicalsJasper National Park (Alta.)HFinal report of research into the demographic, economic and social aspects of the communities of Whitehorse, Yukon Territory, Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, and Fort McMurray and Grande Prairie, Alberta for different historical periods : mainly tables and brief analyses. Funded by the Boreal Institute for Northern StudiesParc national de Jasper (Alb.)+housing, population, Fort McMurray, Alberta4Housing forecasting, housing, Fort McMurray, AlbertaRoman canadien-anglais, ICMHMayerthorpe Regionpetroleum industry and trade, oil sands industry, economic development, environmental aspects, traditional use studies, royalties, climate change, air quality(regional planning: Anzac, Alberta region.Jasper National Park of Canada (Alta.) HistoryIndian Association of Alberta."School management and organization%oil sands, water use, Athabasca RiverMap shows boundary, road, transportation, hydrological, tourist, recreational, cultural features, legend. Contents: Alberta --City of Fort McMurray -- City of Lloydminster -- Town of Vegreville -- Town of St. Paul -- Town of Bonnyville -- Town of Cold Lake -- Town of Grand Centre -- City of Grande Prairie -- Town of Olds -- Town of Peace River -- Town of Whitecourt -- Town of Slave Lake -- Town of Edson -- Town of Drayton Valley -- Town of Hinton -- Jasper.Distance education--Alberta.project description, expansion plan, physical footprint, public consultation, environmental impact assessment, socio-economic assessment, timingenvironmental impact assessment, project application, ammendment application - Health, Water and Aquatic Resources and Terrestrial, Socio-economic impact assessment, supplemental information responsesHealth risk perception in the oil sands, health attitudes, social aspects, environmental health, well-being, pollution, public health, anthropological aspects,8Petroleum industry and trade, Syncrude Canada, oil sandsJkey indicators, Joslyn, Surmont, Upgrader, corporate social responsibilityShort stories, Canadian Air PollutionRIndians of North America, Lake Athabasca, Alberta, Antiquities, Athapaskan Indians/Geology, Stratigraphic Quaternary, Paleontology4Teachers, Attitudes, Interviews, Job satisfaction, Boomtown fertilityNorthern LightsfBison, game management, Wood Buffalo National Park, political economy, EARP, tuberculosis, brucellosisAApplied research, ethnoecology, First Nations, Metis, reclamationeAge, breast cancer, menopausal status, oral contraceptives, prognosis, risk factors, survival, weight:Cree Indian, traditional, medicine, health care practicies8Wabasca-Desmarais, Driftpile, Sucker Creek,Sturgeon LakeIfarming, agricultural exapansions, environmental constraints, developmenttaccident prevention, community action, health promotion, residence characteristics, safety, social change, workplace1oil workers, road safety, risk, seat-belt wearingedistance delivery, remote education, northern Aborignal education, socioeconomic factors in learning (Cree, religious discourse, Penecostalism{Epidemiology, cross-sectional studies, sedative-hypnotic medications, mood disorders, anxiety disorders, population studiesnatural resources, oil sandsKCree, etehnohsitory, culture change, cultural persistence, cultural ecologyIndigenous peoples of North America, ethnobotany, ethnomycology, Plains Indians, Basidiomycota, Aphyllophorales, traditional medicineA holistic examination of Metis Society, culture, and identity that extends from the contact period in North America to the present day is missing in available literature. Questions relating to identity remain a vexing condition of Metis culture. Resulting from this framework for identity are communities which exist outside contemporary definitions of Metis. A broad oultine defining Metis as descendants of European and Amerindian families who wish to remain free of colonial control is more inclusive. The use of historical phenomena as a description of Metis allows modern groups such as those whose territory exists in and around Jasper National Park, to retain an existence that expands contemporary definitions. The possible heritage opportunities at Jasper National Park may offer a beginning point of Metis control over their own history and analysis through Internalist Archaeology. the "inevitable" conclusion may be that Metis is both a process and a classification of peoples. Two ideas have helped inform anthropological interpretations of Subarctic prehistory. One imagines the Subarcti as geographically removed centers of social change humanwilled history. The other envisions the subarctic environment as excessively constraining and auster. Both ideas have been used to construct a prehistory that emerges as ahistorical, acultural and devoid of social actors. This paper charts the logic of these explanations and their implications for archaeological understanding of the Subarctic past, while offering archaeological and ethnographic evidence that counters these interpretations. Subarctic archaeology should pay greater attention to deciphering the historical, social and cultural realms within which subarctic hunter-gatherers lived. Describe authors' long-term study of native medicine, focusing on one native healer who believes that western and native doctors should work together^telehealth, speech-language pathology, assessment, treatment, rehabilitation, service deliverynurse, practionercpost secondary institution, Northern Lakes College, video streaming, Media on Demand digital systemnorthern Athapaskan=northern Athapaskans, fur trade, women, traditional societies@northern Athapaskan, Cree, Subarctic, clothing, material cultureAthapaskans, social organization, economic organization, kinship, Dravidian systems, Subarctic, Chipewyan, Cree, Arctic Drainage Dene_Subarctic, Northern Athapaskans, matriorganization, matrilocality, social organization, kinshipsocial organization, kinship, matrineal, matriorganization, Athapaskan, Subarctic, bilateral kinship, hunter-gatherers, Chipewayn bNortheastern Dene, Chipewayn, Northern Athapaskan, socio-political organization, leadership, Slave1Chipewyan, linguistics, Athapaskan, First NationsySociolinguistics, Chipewyan, historical linguistics, language acquisition, language death, language contact, bilingualism Phonology, Chipewyan, AthapaskanLand use Alberta Athabasca Region; Management; Planning; Recreation areas Alberta; Athabasca Region; Public lands Alberta; Recreational use; Roads; Trails; Athabasca River Sandhills; albertaLand use Alberta Fort McMurray; Planning; Land use Alberta Athabasca oil Sands; Regional planning Alberta; Fort McMurray; Athabasca oil Sands; Public lands Government policy Alberta; Natural resources; Alberta; Fort McMurray (Alta.)YCamp sites; Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park; Maps; Lesser Slave Provincial Park< (Alta.)4Lakes Alberta; Regulation; Lesser Slave Lake (Alta.)Walleye fishing Alberta; Lesser Slave Lake; Fishery management Alberta; Walleye (Fish); Fishery law and legislation; Alberta; Lesser Slave Lake (Alta.)yFloodplains Alberta; Slave Lake; Flood forecasting Alberta; Floods Alberta; Slave Lake (Alta.); Lesser Slave Lake (Alta.)pFloodplains Alberta; Hinton; Flood forecasting Alberta; Floods Alberta; Hinton (Alta.); Athabasca River; albertaFloodplains Alberta Slave Lake; Maps; Flood forecasting Alberta Slave Lake; Flood forecasting Alberta Sawridge Creek; Slave Lake (Alta.)jFactory and trade waste Monitoring; Alberta; Wood-pulp industry; Northern River Basins Study; Monitoring; Paper mills Monitoring; oil sands industry Monitoring; Coal Resources; Gas industry Monitoring; Electric power-plants Monitoring; Sewage disposal plants Monitoring; Water quality Monitoring; Water Pollution Monitoring; Groundwater Monitoring; Air Quality 0571-81041559639539; 15596395479781741044843; 1741044847ISBN: 0919813518ISBN: 1896445314 : $25.000778517357; 0778517365 066243353X 066241182X 066229467X 1207-7333 1915-0431"1552381943; 1552381951; 155238196X 1552381242 :'ISBN: 0888641435 ISBN: 0888642288 (pbk)9781552770184; 1552770184 088925201F 1494-9261 097361210X1897390068; 9781897390061ISBN: 0921503350ISBN: 0889254575 085334356X 088826075XISBN: 0919058760 ISBN: : $7.509780778570868; 97807785708759780778565772; 978077856578940973989203; 9780973989205; 0973989211; 97809739892129781425109523; 14251095271895526604; 97818955266081895526027; 9781895526028 091965455X1897390211; 97818973902141551050528; 1551050277"0295982772; 1550549189; 15536507780295982772; 15505491899780980899801; 098089980X 189482556XISBN: 09685403092ISBN: 9780888644831 (pbk.) 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ISBN: 9780585363127 (electronic bk.)9781896585109; 97818965851169781552770399; 15527703979781554580200; 155458020X 1192-15360662243595; 1192-35710662243587; 1192-35719780978268510; 9780978268527; 9780978268534; 9780978268541; 9780978268558; 9780978268565; 9780978268572; 9780978268596; 1552380432; 0773520600; 1895830265; 0973701900; 0888943296; 0920985319; 9781550503456; 0662421965; 0662421981; 0662422007; 97806624616780662395832; 97806623958360662381467; 0831-82479780662456018; 06624560170Regional planning Alberta; Fort Chipewyan RegionURegional planning Alberta; Lesser Slave Lake region; Lesser Slave Lake region (Alta.)-Regional planning; Land use, Rural; Athabasca2City planning; Alberta; Land use Alberta; PlanningULand use Planning Alberta; Lesser Slave Lake Region; Lesser Slave Lake Region (Alta.)MFloods Alberta; Slave Lake Region; Erosion Alberta; Slave Lake Region (Alta.)SRegional planning Alberta; Lesser Slave Lake area; Land use, Rural Planning Alberta'Slave Lake (Alta.); Economic conditions2City planning; Alberta; Westlock; Land use AlbertayFort Assiniboine, Alberta; municipal finance; economic conditions; social conditions; politics and government; statistics>Provincial parks and reserves Alberta; Study and teaching; School field trips; Alberta; Parks Interpretive programs Alberta; Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park; Environmental education Alberta; Hilliard's Bay Provincial Park; Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park (Alta.); Guidebooks; Hilliard's Bay Provincial Park (Alta.)Petroleum industry and trade Alberta; Statistics; oil sands industry Alberta; Gas industry Alberta; Petroleum chemicals industry AlbertauPublic welfare Alberta; Fort McMurray; Fort McMurray (Alta.); Social conditions; Socioeconomic impact assessment; Grazing Alberta Whitecourt; Planning; Grazing Alberta Edson; Grazing districts Alberta Whitecourt; Grazing districts Alberta Edson; Range management Alberta; Whitecourt; Edson; Rangelands; Alberta; Land use Alberta; Edson Region (Alta.); Whitecourt Region (Alta.)oil sands industry Alberta; Fort McMurray; Land use Alberta Fort McMurray; Planning; Land use Alberta Athabasca oil Sands; Regional planning Alberta; Athabasca oil Sands; Public lands Alberta; Natural resources; Alberta; Fort McMurray (Alta.); northeastern albertaJAlberta Oil Sands Community Exposure and Health Effects Assessment ProgramAlberta Oil Sands Developers0Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Programhttp://www.worldcat.org/title/historical-atlas-of-canada-canadas-history-illustrated-with-original-maps/oclc/248735999&referer=brief_results http://www.worldcat.org/title/historical-overview-of-the-fort-mcmurray-area-and-oil-sands-industry-in-northeast-alberta-with-expanded-bibliographies-on-oil-sands-surficial-geology-hydrogeology-minerals-and-bedrock-in-northest-alberta/oclc/70519235&referer=brief_resultsWhttp://www.worldcat.org/title/canadas-oil-boomtown/oclc/279926456&referer=brief_results~http://www.worldcat.org/title/model-for-assessing-the-economic-costs-and-benefits-of-athabaska-oilsands-projects/oclc/70476828&http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/246925001Vhttp://www.worldcat.org/title/jasper-national-park/oclc/15888891&referer=brief_resultsThttp://www.worldcat.org/title/alberta-oil-sands/oclc/150682994&referer=brief_resultsfhttp://www.worldcat.org/title/opportunity-alberta-energy-resources/oclc/70607341&referer=brief_resultsThttp://www.worldcat.org/title/opportunity-canada/oclc/70599590&referer=brief_results http://www.worldcat.org/title/opening-the-door-for-oil-sands-expansion-the-hidden-environmental-impacts-of-the-enbridge-northern-gateway-pipeline/oclc/609995953&referer=brief_resultsphttp://www.worldcat.org/title/athabasca-river-project-198990-progress-report/oclc/70425862&referer=brief_resultshttp://www.worldcat.org/title/implications-of-a-2c-global-temperature-rise-for-canadas-natural-resources/oclc/246929985&referer=brief_resultshttp://www.worldcat.org/title/alberta-oil-sands-environmental-research-program-policy-and-direction/oclc/70323602&referer=brief_resultsThis paper is based on fieldwork conducted in June-July 1979 amont the Metis population of Lac La Biche in northeastern Alberta. It is part of ongoing research supported by a grant from the Boreal Institute for Northern Studies at the University of Alberta. The goals of this reasearch are to describe the traditional communicative economy of the local Metis community and to study the language interaction in this community through a set of ethnolinguistic variables mapped on such continua as age range and degree of acculturation A 7 page transcript of an interview with Mr. Pat Lalonde, conducted by an unknown interviewer on November 23, 1972, Tape number IH-295, transcript disc 30. This 83 year old gentleman talks about his work as a trapper, farmer, builder, carpenter; a serious accident at High Prairie, work as councillor on the Drift Pile Reserve and developments on that reserve; and about relinquishing treaty status. WAn 8 pg. Transcript of an interview with Ned Laboucan, conducted by David Starr on March 2, 1976. Tape number IH-293A, transcript disc 29. Interviewee discusses area of land covered when living by traditional trapping, hunting and fishing, relationship between various northern settlements, and bringing freight by barge from Lesser Slave LakeAn 8 page transcript of an interview with Ned Laboucan, conducted by Richard Lightning on March 29, 1974. Tape number IH-293, transcript disc 40. (A 6 page transcript of suammaries of interviews with various Elders, compiled by Eric Stamp on an unknown date, probably between 1972-1976. Tape number IH-342.1, transcript disc 30. A number of summaries of various aspects of Treaty 8 including fishing, trapping and hunting rights and medicare. Technical background< paper for Royalty reform solutions : options for delivering a fair share of oil sands revenues to Albertans and resource developers (Oil sands issue paper no. 5)Provides comprehensive review of technical problems facing future oil sands developments in northern Alberta and suggests options which will be helpful in formulating oil sands mining, tailing disposal and reclamation 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bennet dam; welfare dependence; oAlsands Project Group; oil sands industry; Alberta; Regional economics; Economic conditions; economic analysis?Mines and mineral resources Economic aspects Canada; CongressesFlood damage prevention Alberta; Slave Lake; Flood control Alberta; Sawridge Creek; Floods Alberta; Slave Lake (Alta.); Sawridge Creek (Alta.)mForests and forestry Fire management; Wood Buffalo National Park (Alta. and N.W.T.); Forest fires; ManagementHWomen; Employment; Sex role in the work environment; Vocational guidancevoil sands industry; Alberta; oil sands; Petroleum, synthetic; Petroleum industry and trade; Canada; Petroleum reservessoil sands industry Environmental aspects; Alberta; In situ processing (Mining) Environmental aspects; Tailings damsTaiga ecology Alberta; Wood Buffalo Region; Conservation; Alberta; Wood Buffalo (Alta. : Regional municipality); Environmental conditions: Biodiversity; boreal forest; Regional Municipality of wood BuffaloNorthern Alberta; Settlements; Public Welfare; Community Development; Sociological; Alberta; North of Line E-W Thru Edmonton; Towns; Social Services; Social Welfare; Peace River Country; Welfare ServiceshSocial surveys; social aspects; Fort McMurray Region, Alberta; Athabasca oil sands; northeastern albertaYsocial conditions; economic conditions; Indians of North America; Fort Chipewyan, AlbertapProposed sewage collection and treatment facilities, hamlet of Fort Chipewyan, Alberta; sewerage; soil mechanicsTIndians of North America Northwest Territories Population; History; Inuit Population#City planning; Alberta; MayerthorpeEBarrhead; alberta; Boundaries; Swan Hills (Alta.); school boundariesmAlberta; Northern Lights Regional Health Authority; Medical care, Cost of; Medical economics; Health planningAlberta; Northern Lights Regional Health Authority; Periodicals; Medical care Alberta; Medical care, Cost of Alberta; Delivery of Health Care; Health Care ReformsAlberta; Northern Lights Regional Health Services; Periodicals; Medical care Alberta; Medical care, Cost of Albertauhttp://www.worldcat.org/title/application-for-approval-of-kai-kos-dehseh-project/oclc/212893953&referer=brief_results%http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/70415812%http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/70417639%http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/70371518%http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/70521796%http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/54460107%http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/16711959%http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/70497855%http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/21041867%http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/70524526%http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/66907685%http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/18560437%http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/70382080%http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/70371657%http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/70488608%http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/70488600%http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/35946548%http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/70509506%http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/50688026%http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/21673152%http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/32091223%http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/70504415%http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/70310527%http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/70508975%http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/50419595#oil sands; PETROLEUM industry & trade; STRIP mining; BITUMEN; GREENHOUSE gases; ENVIRONMENTAL impact analysis; PETROLEUM reserves; ENERGY industries; Economic conditions; Alberta; Athabasca Tar Sands; Athabasca oil Sands; SAUDI Arabia; CANADA; UNITED States; SHELL Chemical Co; SMITH, Murrayoil sands Canada, Western; MapsNative peoples Taxation; Canada"Jasper (Alta.); History; Biographyhttp://www.worldcat.org/title/oil-sands-benefits-to-alberta-and-canada-today-and-tomorrow-through-a-fair-stable-and-competitive-fiscal-regime/oclc/144175178&referer=brief_resultsqhttp://www.worldcat.org/title/capp-released-2005-petroleum-reserves-estimate/oclc/464139988&referer=brief_resultshttp://www.worldcat.org/title/albertas-oil-and-natural-gas-industry-contributing-to-a-strong-provincial-economy-ccapp/oclc/80222907&referer=brief_resultshttp://www.worldcat.org/title/backgrounder-oil-sands-economic-impacts-across-canada-ceri-report/oclc/80855212&referer=brief_resultshttp://www.worldcat.org/title/brief-to-the-northern-diseased-bison-environmental-assessment-panel/oclc/70449615&referer=brief_results\http://www.worldcat.org/title/canadas-oilsands-brochure/oclc/182738338&referer=brief_resultsSmall mammals were trapped in northeastern Alberta, Canada during 1976. Blood samples from these animals were tested for virus by inoculation of sucklin mice. Blood clots from two deer mice yielded isolates of the same virus. The virus was related antigenically to a number of flaviviruses which have been isolatedfrom mamals in Central America and North America and was related most closely to Modoc virus. This is the first reported evidence of infection of red squirrels infected naturally. These data extend the range of Modoc-like virused northward by 1500 km and comprise the first isolate from mammals in the boreal forest of Canada<The Cree are believed to have been located east of Lake Winnipeg at the end of initial European contact. According to this belief, French and English guns gave them technological superiority over their neighbours to the west, permitting them to rapidly conquer the lands west to the Peace River. Accumulating archaeological, ethnological, historical, and linguistic evidence establishes Cree as the aboriginal inhabitants of the western region. The development of the ethnological myth and the historical reality are analysed, and some theoretical implications suggested. OIn its 30 years of operation, Athabasca University has witnessed the full impact of the growth of online distance education . Its conversion from mixed media course production and telephone/mail tutuoring to a variety of electronic information and communication technologies has been hetergeneous acrss disciplines and programs. Undergraduate programs in business, computing, and some social science programs have largely led the conversion, and all graduate programs have, since their inception, employed various features of onine delivery. The parallel conversion of student services has been equally important to the effectiveness of these processes. The implications of this approach for the quality of offerings, support systems, costing and the primary mandate of the University which is to remove barriers, not create them), are discussed.HDescribes an effort to collect information on culturally and linguistically relevant programs in northern Alberta and Saskatchewan. Discusses possible reasons why northern educators are reluctant to share local curricu< lum inititatives, and suggests for reasons for the apparent absence of critical discourse around curriculum. Archaeological studies in the Canadian Rocky Mountains have been conducted principally in support of various development projects. These circulation reports for private corporations and provincial or federal agencies. The reports contain a substantive body of information of in interest to students of Rocky Mountain archaeology. My objective in preparing the following bibliography is to provide a single reference source for all written materials (exclusive of newspaper articles) on the archaeology of various regions of the Canadian RockiesThis collection of eight documents is about the Western Woods Cree who lived aboriginally in the boreal forests from Hudson and James Bays westward to the Peace River in Canada. In the early twenty-first century they are found primarily in the region between Lake Superior and Hudson Bay. Mason provides an overview of the Western Wooes Cree Ethnography; Smith (1981) presents a brief summary of some of the major features of their ethnography dating from the seventeenth centure to the late twentieth centuries, with an emphasis on the western Swampy and Rocky Cree populations. Two of the studies in this collection by Smith (1976, 1987) discuss and analyse the ethnological "myth" dealing with the movement of the Western Woods Cree to the southwest areas at the time of the initial Euro-American contact. According to this belief French and English guns gave the Cree technological superiority over their neighbours to the west and southwest and permitted them to move easily into the conquered lands. Fisher describes the socio-cultural evolution of the hunting band discussed in terms of social, ecological, and historical variables within the society. Hallowel presents a study of cross-cousin marriage in relationship to the kinship system. This paper examines the relocation of Athabasca University, an open-access, distance education institution from Edmonton to Athabasca, Alberta, Canada, and the effect of that move on the library. Factors that helped make the move successful are discussed, including the 5-year institutional planning process; a government grant for the purchase of materials, hiring staff and implementation of automated procedures. In northern Alberta, the Aboriginal (native) female population appears to be overrrepresented in the HIV statistics. A qualitative research study was designed to explore the cultural factors that relate to the high HIV infection rate in these women. Eight HIV-positive women were interviewed for the study, representing about one third of the population. A model was developed to explain the relationships that exist between the women's formative years, their self-esteem, and the survival techniques they used prior to becoming HIV-positive. These survival techniques may have placed them in situations that increased their risk of infection with the HIV virus. hBaby. Vision was a survey of lifestyle behaviours of pregnant women in the Fort McMurray area, conducted between April and June 1989. The survey goal was to establish baseline data for coordinted health promotion programs for expectant parents. Questionnairs were completed by 173 pregnant women. Overall the women were well educated and in high-income households. Approximately one third of the women reported smoking during pregnancy. Most were exposed to second-hand smoke. Almost half stated they had consumed alcoholic beverage since learning of their pregnancy. Thirty percent were unaware of their immunization status. Most reported doing something to improve their health durin this pregnancy, improved eating habits being most mentioned. The results indicate that health promotion activities might improve the birth outcomes in Fort McMurray and outlying areas. Account of an expedition of geological exploration by the Tyrrell brothers in 1893, from Winnipeg to Edmonton, Fort Chipewyan, Chesterfield Inlet (Northwest Territories), Hudson Bay and Churchill, Manitoba.Includes 5049 citations of American and foreign research reports, journal articles, patents, conference proceedings and books published since the 1930's. Areas covered include reserves and exploitation, oil production, recovery and refining and properties and composition._Natural resources; Canada; Natural resources Government policy; Native peoples; Suncor; MetisIExcavations (Archaeology); Alberta; Jasper National Park (Alta.); HistoryAForest fires Alberta Jasper National Park; Prevention and controlGeology; Alberta; Sediments (Geology) Alberta Lesser Slave - Utikuma Lake Region; Maps; Glacial landforms Alberta Lesser Slave Lake - Utikuma Lake RegionXCrops Alberta; Vermilion Region; Barrhead; Alberta; Cattle; Vermilion; Feeding and feedsiGrain Alberta Barrhead Region; Grain Economic aspects Alberta; Barrhead; Alberta; Farm management Albertaoil sands industry; Alberta; Shell Canada Limited; Chevron Canada Resources Limited; Western oil Sands; Albian Sands Energy; Suncor Energy Inc; Terasen Pipelines; Syncrude Canada Ltd; EnCana; Petro-Canada; Imperial oil LimitedSubstance abuse Alberta; Hinton; Substance abuse Risk factors Alberta; Substance abuse Economic aspects Alberta; Substance abuse Social aspects Alberta; Resource-based communities; Alberta; Hinton (Alta.) Economic conditions; Health aspects<Anglican Church of Canada; Diocese of Athabasca; Periodicalsnorthern Alberta; rock deposits for road building; quarrying for rock and building materials; economic development; economic development of natural resources; sustainable development; Peace River country~Organizing Distance Education Alternatives; Bibliography; Distance education; Educational technology; Post-secondary educationAgriculture; Alberta; Statistics; Wetaskwin; Strathcona County; Westlock; Lesser Slave Lake; Athabasca County; Yellowhead Region; Thorhild CountyjPublic lands; Land use Alberta; Whitecourt Region; Planning; Strategic planning; Alberta Regional planningsPetroleum industry and trade; Alberta, Northern; Economic development projects; Economic conditions; Industries; Development of Natural Resources, Economic; Bitumen; mining; Alberta oil sands; Northern Alberta; oil Shale Exploitation; Economic Development; Alberta, Northeastern; Peace River Country; Tar Sands, Exploitation; Sustainable Development; Northeastern AlbertahYouth; Tobacco; Tobacco use; smoking; smoking prevention; health and life skills Grades 5,6,7,8; AlbertaBManpower policy Alberta; Whitecourt; Occupational training AlbertawAlberta oil sands; Athabasca oil Sands; Economic Development; northeastern Alberta; Mines and mineral resources Alberta&oil sands; Alberta; oil sands industry%oil sands; Alberta; Petroleum GeologyDoil sands; Alberta; oil sands industry; Petroleum industry and tradeaoil sands industry Economic aspects; Alberta; oil sands; Athabasca Tar Sands; Athabasca oil SandsPoil sands industry; Alberta; oil sands; Athabasca Tar Sands; Athabasca oil Sandsvoil sands industry; Alberta; oil sands; Petroleum industry and trade; Canada; Athabasca Tar Sands; Athabasca oil Sands~oil sands industry Alberta; Economic aspects; Petroleum Refining; oil sands; Alberta; Athabasca Tar Sands; Athabasca oil SandsAlberta Chamber of Resources; oil sands industry; Alberta; oil sands; Petroleum industry and trade; Energy development; Canada; Power resources; Athabasca Tar Sands; Athabasca oil Sandsoil sands industry; Alberta oil sands; Petroleum industry and trade; Athabasca Tar Sands; Northeastern alberta; Athabasca oil sands|oil sands Environmental aspects Alberta; MacKay River; Fort McMurray; oil sands extraction plants Environmental aspects Alberta; Environmental impact analysis Alberta; Fort McMurray Region; Fort McMurray Region (Alta.); Athabasca oil sands; northeastern alberta; Socio-ecnoomic impact assessment; historical resources; traditional environmental knowledge; traditional land useoil sands Environmental aspects Alberta; MacKay River; Fort McMurray; oil sands extraction plants Environmental aspects Alberta; Environmental impact analysis Alberta; Fort McMurray< Region; Fort McMurray Region (Alta.); Athabasca oil sands; northeastern albertaCoil sands; Alberta; oil sands extraction plants; oil sands industryCommunity development; Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo; oil sands industry; Alberta; Wood Buffalo (Alta. : Regional municipality); Economic conditionsBitumen; mining; Alberta oil sands; Northern Alberta; Pollution, Environmental; Environmental Impacts; Alberta, Northeastern; oil Shale Exploitation; Peace River Country; Tar Sands, Exploitation; Terrain DisturbanceIndian reservations; Alberta; Public works Alberta; Evaluation; Fort Mackay (Alta.) 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Frederickson, pioneers, Alberta, biography, frontier pioneer life, history, women, film adaptation, northernbone containers and utensils, disease, illness, pregancy, childbirth, transportation, pack dogs, steamboat, trapping range, work for wagesAtransportation canoe, dog team,, horse, steamboat, trapping rangewfood rations, missionaries, moose, hunting, reserves, trade practices, trapping regulations, Treaty 8, land allocation http://www.worldcat.org/title/socio-economic-statistics-for-alberta-cities-and-towns-town-of-fort-mcmurray/oclc/70371370&referer=brief_resultshttp://www.worldcat.org/title/economic-impact-analysis-of-visitors-expenditures-in-jasper-national-park-in-1998/oclc/70655827&referer=brief_resultshttp://www.worldcat.org/title/economic-impact-analysis-of-visitors-to-jasper-national-park-in-1991/oclc/37980867&referer=brief_resultshttp://www.worldcat.org/title/albertas-heavy-oil-and-oil-sands-unlocking-176-billion-barrels-the-energy-of-alberta-innovation-guide-book-and-directory/oclc/79511748&referer=brief_results^http://www.worldcat.org/title/jurisdiction-profile-report/oclc/462172222&referer=brief_resultsvhttp://www.worldcat.org/title/bishop-piche-school-fort-chipewyan-evaluation-report/oclc/70523015&referer=brief_results~http://www.worldcat.org/title/feasibility-study-for-high-school-services-at-fort-chipewyan/oclc/70350742&referer=brief_resultslhttp://www.worldcat.org/title/outcome-based-education-a-canadian-context/oclc/70494693&referer=brief_resultsUhttp://www.worldcat.org/title/senior-high-science/oclc/65879276&referer=brief_resultshttp://www.worldcat.org/title/pickup-truck-and-driver-crushed-by-heavy-hauler-fatality-report/oclc/301785110&referer=brief_resultsshttp://www.worldcat.org/title/regional-economic-indicators-wood-buffalo-region/oclc/449526145&referer=brief_resultsqhttp://www.worldcat.org/title/regional-economic-indicators-slave-lake-region/oclc/449526121&referer=brief_resultsdhttp://www.worldcat.org/title/talk-about-upgrading-and-refining/oclc/449202575&referer=brief_resultsChanging Chipewyan, Cree and Inuit inter-ethnic relations are reviewed in the theoretical framework of cultural ecology, utilizing historical sources, including the archives of the Hudson's Bay Company. Three phases are analysed: First, at time of initial contact relations were generally hostile but conflict limited by different environmental adaptations that tended to keep populations apart. Second, the deliberate peacemaking efforts of the HBC were aided by unanticipated consequences of the fur trade.Third, social distance was maintained in the period of peaceful co-existence and trade. The complexities of the periods were noted and anlayzed. *The role played by the private collector in the maintenance and development of contemporary western Canadian Native arts and material culture in the Boreal Forest is examined. Economic incentives for the production and collection of Native material culture are delineated in the context of the contemporary market. Unsuccessful attempts to break into new market areas are analysed to gain a greater understanding of the focus which help to shape Native arts and crafts production today. Problems of provenience and sources common to both the private collector and public institutions are discussed with special reference to the Boreal Forest. Finally, speculations are made concerning the future of Native arts and material culture in western Canada. All illustrations ar from the author's private collection. =This paper examines ethnohistorical documents in an effort to provide a glimpse into Chipewyan culture during their indirect and direct contact period. It will also question the presently held assumptions concerning aboriginal Chipewyan boundaries, showing that they are based upon a standardized ethnographic error. Mother Earth's Children Charter School (MECCS) established in response to the need for a culturally compatible and positive educational experience for Indigenous children in north central Alberta. Before the school's opening in 2003, researchers from the University of Alberta were invited by the MECCS administration, parents, and the Vice Chief of the Assembly of First Nations to conduct longitudinal evaluation of change in measures of behaviour, academic achievment, self-perception, and health in childre who attend the school. Data were collected and analysed from 86% research participants who attended the shcool during its first three years of operation. All measures significantly change during the study period. Possible explanations for the observed declines include transfer of high performing students out of school after their initial enrollment, an unexpected and high enrollment of special needs students, and a lack of adjustment time fro the school to begin operations before testing. The community members include school adminstrators, a school counselor, Reg< istered Apprenticeship Orgram (RAP) committee members, employers or supervisors, parents or guardians, an employment placement counselor from one of the bands, a college teacher, a college adminitrator, a representatives from CAREERS, corporate hinders of the Aboringinal Youth Initiative, policymakers, and representatives from the ministry of education. There was a transition during the 1960s and 1970s, first to provincial day schools and in First Nations communities to schools controlled by First Nations governments. In the movements since the 1970s to local accountability and more appopriate curricula, programs have been prepared to provide better Aboriginal language and culturally relevant learning, cross-cultural training, adn teacher education programs that are designed to increase the number of teachers of Aboriginal descent along with other types of programs to increase Aboriginal student's success in schools. 7The word Athapaskan, a term that has been used to denote members of one or the largest linguistic groupings of North American Indians, has enjoyed a variety of spellings. In this paper, Osgood, Dean of Northern Athapaskan Studies, reviews the different ways various authors have spelled the word through time. To the ethnohistorian studying Indian-White contact, the ultimate goal is to understand what the resultant cultural and societal effects will be for the native people. In this paper the first steps are taken to identify the main features of the changing intercultural environment through both time and space in the Athapaskan Subarctic - i.e. those experiences and conditions introduced directly by Europeans or which reached the Athapaskans through other intermediary native groups. 8It has been generally accepted that the Cree Indians were the aggresors toward certain Athapaskan groups during the initial contact period, the last half of the 18th C and the beginning of the 19th century. Obversly, this paper, based on a combination of materials from published sources and archival records disproves the previous postulate and shows that Cree groups were the aborignal inhabitants of the Churchill River drainage as far west as Lake Athabasca and that as a result of the fur trade, the Chipewyan Athapaskans were the intruders into Cree territory. A 5 page transcript of an interview with Frank and Alice Halcrow, conducted by Dave Capot and Dan McLean on November 21, 1972. Tape number IH-285, 285A, transcript disc 37. Frank Halcrow, aged 59 describes: taking of Treaty 8; establishment of reserves at Lesser Slave Lake; current problems due to small size of these reserves. Also tells story of a moose hunting expedition at a time of great food shortage. ohttp://www.worldcat.org/title/need-information-oil-sands-information-centre/oclc/56245121&referer=brief_resultsWhttp://www.worldcat.org/title/oilmens-thirty-years/oclc/173155029&referer=brief_resultsFort McMurray; Slave LakeNational parks and reserves Canada; Management; Wilderness areas; Rocky Mountains, Canadian (B.C. and Alta.); Jasper National Park (Alta.); Banff National Park; Alberta; Yoho National Park (B.C.); Kootenay National Park (B.C.)6regional planning; population; Northeastern Alberta; Dregional planning, Alberta; Northeastern Alberta; Urban populationoil sands industry Environmental aspects; Canada; Taiga ecology; Water Pollution; Air Pollution; Greenhouse effect, AtmosphericNorthern Alberta; Social Surveys; Bitumen; mining; Alberta oil sands; oil Shale Exploitation; Alberta, Northeastern; Peace River Country; Tar Sands, ExploitationDCanada Historical geography; Maps; Canada; Discovery and explorationboil sands; Alberta; oil sands industry; Fort McMurray Region (Alta.); History; Athabasca oil Sands^HOUSING market; RENT; Athabasca Tar Sands; Athabasca oil Sands; Alberta; FORT McMurray (Alta.)dSyncrude Canada Ltd; oil sands Econometric models Alberta; Athabasca oil Sands; northeastern alberta[Rocky mountains; Alberta; British Columbia; Guidebooks; Banff; Jasper National Park (Alta.)Restoration ecology Alberta; Jasper National Park; Nature conservation Alberta; Ecosystem management Alberta; National parks and reserves Alberta; Management; Tourism Environmental aspects Alberta; Jasper National Park (Alta.)Conservation; Jasper National Park; National parks and reserves Alberta; Management; National parks and reserves Environmental aspects Alberta; Tourism Environmental aspects Alberta; Jasper National Park (Alta.)oil sands extraction plants Environmental aspects Alberta; Athabasca oil Sands; northeastern alberta; Air Pollution; Arthropoda; Alberta; Indicators (Biology); Indicators (Biology) Alberta; Environmental monitoring AlbertauHill, Walter; University of Alberta; History; Alberta; Pharmacy Study and teaching; Medical care; Pharmacists; Canada2oil sands; Petroleum; Geology; Congresses; Alberta>Landslides; Jasper National Park; Mathematical models; Geologyoil sands Alberta; Fort MacKay Region; Fort McMurray Region; New towns; Alberta; Alberta, Northeastern; Economic conditions; Athabasca oil Sands; Economic aspects; Social aspects; northeastern alberta; Fort MacKay (Alta.); Anzac; Fort McMurray (Alta.); Fort Chipewyan (Alta.){Fort Chipewyan work force survey; employment; labor supply; manpower planning; economic conditions; Fort Chipewyan, AlbertaChurch of England; Dioceses; Province of Rupert's Land; Diocese of Caledonia; Diocese of New Westminster; Dioceses; Canada; historyPNorthern Alberta; Settlements; Alberta, Northeastern; Towns; Peace River CountryChipewyan Indians; northeastern alberta; History; Religion; Alberta; Athabasca Tar Sands; alberta oil sands; Indians of North America First contact with Europeans; Alberta, NorthernChipewyan Indians; religion; Northern Alberta history; Athabasca Tar Sands; Athabasca oil Sands; History; Indians of North America; First contact with Europeans.Frailroads; Fort McMurray; Wood Buffalo (Alta. : Regional municipality)iWood-pulp industry Environmental aspects Alberta; Bibliography; Paper mills Environmental aspects Albertaoil sands industry Environmental aspects; Alberta; oil sands Environmental aspects; Water Pollution Alberta; Mackenzie River Basin; Water quality management; Northwest Territoriesoil sands industry Environmental aspects; Alberta; oil sands industry Government policy; Land tenure Law and legislation; Nonrenewable natural resources Government policy; Mineral lands Government policy3Slave Lake Region (Alta.) History; Alberta; HistorygEcology--Alberta--Athabasca River; Wetland ecology--Alberta; Peace-Athabasca Delta (Alta.)--Water level=Education, Rural--Alberta; Post-secondary education--Alberta.|Syncrude Canada Ltd; oil sands Economic aspects; Alberta; Athabasca Tar Sands; Athabasca oil Sands; Economic conditions; Fort McMurray (Alta.); Bitumen; mining; Alberta oil sands; Development of Natural Resources, Economic; Northern Alberta; oil Shale Exploitation; Economic Development; Alberta, Northeastern; Tar Sands, Exploitation; Peace River Country; Sustainable DevelopmentUSyncrude Canada Ltd; History; Great Canadian oil Sands Limited; Fort McMurray (Alta.)5Hudson's Bay Company; History; Fort Chipewyan (Alta.)<oil sands Alberta; Athabasca oil Sands; northeastern albertaoil sands industry; North America; oil sands extraction plants; oil sands; Canada; Petroleum industry and trade; United States; Petroleum; Geology; oil-shales; ImportsZLand capability for agriculture Alberta Whitecourt Region; Maps; Whitecourt Region (Alta.)[Outdoor recreation Alberta Lesser Slave Lake Region; Maps; Lesser Slave Lake Region (Alta.)MOutdoor recreation Alberta Whitecourt Region; Maps; Whitecourt Region (Alta.)RWaterfowl Alberta Lesser Slave Lake Region; Maps; Lesser Slave Lake Region (Alta.)OForests and forestry Alberta Whitecourt Region; Maps; Whitecourt Region (Alta.)OHousing Alberta Wood Buffalo Region; Periodicals; Housing Alberta Fort McMurray1Miette Hot Springs; Jasper National Park; Alberta-Tonquin Valley; Jasp< er National Park; AlbertaTJasper National Park; Tonquin Trail; Whirlpool Trail; Chaba/Athabasca Trail; Alberta,Patricia Lake; Jasper National Park; Alberta0Jasper Park Lodge; Jasper National Park; Alberta1Yellowhead Highway; Jasper National Park; Alberta0Ya-Ta-Hinda Ranch; Jasper National Park; Alberta)Pocahontas; Japser National Park; AlbertaCalling Lake; Northern AlbertaCanada; North America(National Parks; Athabasca Valley; CanadaJasper National Park; CanadaNortheastern Albertafort McKay; northern Albertanorthern AlbertaAlberta; Wabasca Lakes<Ile a la Crosse; northeastern Alberta; northern Saskatchewan Lake Athabasca; Northern AlbertaWabasca; Northeastern Alberta!Northern Alberta; Northern CanadaCanada; Prairie Provincesoil sands Environmental aspects Alberta Fort McMurray region; Bibliography; oil sands Economic aspects Alberta Fort McMurray region; oil sands Social aspects Alberta Fort McMurray regionAlberta oil Sands Environmental Research Program; AOSERP; oil sands industry--Environmental aspects--Alberta--Athabasca oil Sands Region; Environmental monitoring--Alberta--Athabasca oil Sands Region; Athabasca oil sands; northeastern albertaEnvironmental impact analysis Alberta; Kearl Lake; oil sands industry Alberta; Fort MacMurray; oil sands extraction plants Alberta; Kearl Lake (Alta.); Fort McMurray Region (Alta.); Huskey Energy; Sunrise Thermal Project?http://www.worldcat.org/title/black-gold-with-grit/oclc/5405824phttp://www.worldcat.org/title/truth-about-alberta-tar-sands-why-where-they-kept-out-of-production/oclc/461585618Zhttp://www.worldcat.org/title/adventure-west-banff-and-jasper-national-parks/oclc/15961750ahttp://www.worldcat.org/title/sir-alexander-mackenzie-historic-waterways-in-alberta/oclc/32739679http://www.worldcat.org/title/climate-change-policy-and-canadas-oil-sand-resources-an-update-and-appraisal-of-canadas-new-regulatory-framework-for-air-emissions/oclc/246931422&referer=brief_resultsahttp://www.worldcat.org/title/jack-chanty-a-story-of-athabasca/oclc/1873304&referer=brief_resultsphttp://www.worldcat.org/title/evaluation-of-teachers-in-the-fort-mcmurray-catholic-school-district/oclc/66051454Ehttp://www.worldcat.org/title/jasper-a-walk-in-the-past/oclc/19390929http://www.worldcat.org/title/proceedings-of-the-fort-chipewyan-and-fort-vermilion-bicentennial-conference-september-23-25-1988-provincial-museum-of-alberta-edmonton-alberta/oclc/23688833 The Mikisew Cree First nation (MCFN) intervened at the regulatory hearings for two recently proposed Oil Sands developments because of concerns relating to cumulative environmental effects of the water resource. A gap analysis conducted by IEG of current monitoring initiatives indicated that the MCFN requested more changes to monitoring processes (such as meaningful input, transparancy, authenticity) than to monitoring initiatives (such as additional groundwater monitoring). A community-based monitoring program based on Environment Canada's nationally recognized Canadian Community Monitoring Network Model was recommended. Ultimately the use of this apporach to follow-up will begin to reflect the value base of all area residents, making the data more trusted in overall managament decisions concerning cumulative effects. Judicial processes launched by First Nations development corporations often involve cumulative effects management. Cumulative effects protocolis briefly outlined that seeks to remediate common concerns. HLocated within the boreal forest of northern Alberta, the Cree, Dene and Metis community of Fort McKay lies at the center of a large-scale oil sands (bitumen) extration area. For people who view human and environmental health as inextricable linked, the effects of developmental activities, including subsequent restoration or reclamation processes, are experienced on both social and ecological levels. Consequently, for reclamation efforts to be meaningful to local people, they must take into consideration more than ecological functionality and address the linked social factors. This paper assesses the use and value of the Cultural Keystone Species (CKS) model in the community of Fort McKay, Alberta as a mechanism to address social, ecologica and spiritual values in regional land reclamation. As salient species with a defining influence on culture, CKS offer a culturally meaningful tether for communities with landscapes transition. As part of the Fort McKay Traditional Environmental Knowledge Project, a literature review and extensive community interviews identififed seven CKS which were used to focus on discussions and ultimately recommendations for relevant land reclamation within Fort McKay traditional territory. This community-based collaborative project illuminated environmental, social and policy implications for Fort McKay. In this article, Cree Indian methods of treating disease are compared with treatment process and procedures used in the Western health care system. Ethnographic and data permitted the identification of the five components of Cree healing; the ritual, contract, treatment, didactic, and closure components. These components are compared with equivalent phases in the physician-patient and nurse-patient relationship. In particular, the process of comparision permits the identification of inconguities that the Cree may enounter when using the Western system. These include the inability to identify one's own statys of health and abnormalities' a passive, rather that a participatory role in healing; the incomprehensivble notion of "silent" diseases and preventative treatment, the specialization of the caring, curing, and counsieeling roles of practitioners and the limited perspective of "holism" in health care. nA total of 959 fecal samples were obtained from dogs in 12 Native communities in Northern Saskatchewn, Central and Northern Alberta and Northwest Territories. All samples were examined using a flotation technique. Samples from an area of endemic human amoebic infections were also examined by a formol-ether sedimentation method. Eighteen necropsies were performed. Using a variety of locally-available sources, recent and current developments in norhtern Alberta are considered, illustrating the opportunities and constratings at the margins of a northern environment. Agriculatural expansion is seen as an integral part of the extension of the ecumene, involving boht costs and benefits and having a major influence in the infrastructurea and settlement patterns. Careful planning and land management is required if the area's resources are to be properly developed. This article is broadly concerned with the spatial or locational principles governing hunter-gatherer society.Toward this end, the settlement-community hierarchy of the southern Chipewyan Indians is interpreted as a framework for resolving the conflicting advantages and disadvantages of nucleation and dispersion, for regulating information flow, and for maintaining organizational flexibility and options in decision-making. Recent ethnoarchaeological research reveals a sociospatial organization based on three recurring stages or phases: (1) concentrated summer band, (2) winter staging community, and (3) dispersed winter hunting encampment. Parallels with other Northeastern Athapaskan groups are noted, and the issue of cultural syncretism in sociospatial forms is raised. QMissionary's account of ten years among the Cree of Wabasca, northeastern AlbertaA 5 year (1988-1993) field production (5 provinces). A spritual odyssey of the original heritage of genesis, myths, folklore, wisdom, medicine dreams, songs, visions, healing joy and collected knowledge of the Nehiyawak, Woods Cree, Maskikowak, Swampy Cree, Anishini, Northern Cree, Plains Cree, Moose Cree, Rock Cree and other "Kristineau". Based on narrations of Elders on Cree Reserves (from the Rockies to James Bay). Based on archival research, special collections research and others Examines the significance of "cursing", specifically in Woods Cree culture, and as it applies to other cultures. Interpretation and conclusion based on conversations with medicine ma< n, Russel Willier of Sucker Creek Reserve, Alberta #Designed to introduce students to how First Nations culture and economy developed in the region between Lac La Marte NWY and Fort McMurray, Alberta. Features the subsistence lifestyle of the Dogrib, Woodland Cree, and Dogrib peoples, and how this is change in the face of modern technology. mhttp://www.worldcat.org/title/long-range-recreation-plan-athabasca-forest/oclc/65902242&referer=brief_resultsLJasper National Park (Alta.); Description and travel; Pictorial works; TourssRocky Mountains, Canadian (B.C. and Alta.); Pictorial works; Jasper National Park (Alta.); Alaska; British ColumbiaOJasper National Park (Alta.); Aerial views; Mount Robson Provincial Park (B.C.)mJasper Park Lodge; History; Outdoor recreation; Alberta; Jasper National Park (Alta.); Description and travel;Jasper Park Lodge; Jasper National Park (Alta.); Guidebooks/Jasper Park Lodge; Jasper National Park (Alta.)]Jasper Park Lodge; Minaki Lodge; Jasper National Park (Alta.); Pictorial works; Minaki (Ont.)Railroad travel; Canada; National parks and reserves Alberta; Jasper; Rocky mountains; Alberta; British Columbia; Description and travel; Jasper National Park (Alta.)[Jasper Park Lodge (Alta.); Jasper National Park (Alta.); Guidebooks; Description and travelSJasper Park Lodge; Jasper National Park (Alta.); Description and travel; Guidebooks`Jasper Park Lodge; Wilderness lodges Alberta; Jasper National Park; Jasper National Park (Alta.)EJasper National Park (Alta.); Description and travel; Pictorial worksOJasper National Park (Alta.); British Columbia; Description and travel; AlbertaTraditional Environmental Knowledge; Traditional Land use; Fort McKay First Nation; Fort McKay Metis; Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation; Mikisew Cree First Nation; Northeastern Alberta; Trapping; Fort Chipewyan; Fort McKay; First Nations; MetisLac La Biche Region; Bitumen; Athabasca oil sands; northeastern alberta; social conditions; economic conditions; socioeconomic impact assessment; social aspectsoil sands industry Environmental aspects Alberta; Lac La Biche Region; Environmental impact analysis Alberta; oil sands Environmental aspects Alberta; Bitumen; Athabasca oil sands; northeastern albertaoil sands industry Environmental aspects Alberta; Lac La Biche Region; Environmental impact analysis Alberta; oil sands Environmental aspects Alberta; Athabasca oil sands; northeastern alberta; human health; Risk factorsoil sands industry Environmental aspects; Alberta; oil sands industry Government policy; Forests and forestry Government policy; Forest management Government policy; Ecosystem managementFoil sands Alberta; Athabasca oil Sands; northeastern alberta; history<oil sands; Alberta; Athabasca Tar Sands; Athabasca oil SandsEconomic indicators Alberta; Periodicals; Alberta; Economic conditions; Wood Buffalo region (Alta.); Wood Buffalo region (Alta.) Economic conditions 1991-Economic indicators Alberta; Periodicals; Economic indicators Alberta Slave Lake Region; Alberta; Economic conditions; Slave Lake Region (Alta.); Slave Lake Region (Alta.) Economic conditions 1991-Alberta; Forest Service; Recreation Alberta Slave Lake Forest; Statistics; Recreational surveys Alberta Slave Lake Forest; Recreation areas Alberta Slave Lake Forest; Slave Lake Forest (Alta.)Alberta; Forest Service; Recreation Alberta Whitecourt Forest; Statistics; Recreational surveys Alberta Whitecourt Forest; Recreation areas Alberta Whitecourt Forest; Whitecourt Forest (Alta.)CPipelines; Alberta; Land use Alberta; Planning; Athabasca oil sandsTland use; public opinion; planning; conservation; Athabasca River Sandhills; AlbertaAlberta; oil Sands; Health; Pollution; Health risk assessment; Alberta, Northern; oil sands Health aspects; Northeastern Alberta; Suncor; Syncrude Alberta Health and Welness; Alberta Northern Lights Regional Health ServicesAirport; Fort ChipewyanOccupational mortality; Alberta; Accident investigation; Industrial accidents Investigation; oil industry workers; Labour issuesOoil fields; Alberta; Petroleum industry and trade Alberta Accidents; Statistics*Fort McMurray (Alta.); Economic conditions%Westlock (Alta.); Economic conditionsForestry projects Alberta Slave Lake Region; Citizen participation; Aspen Alberta; Slave Lake Region; Particle board industry Alberta; Slave Lake Region (Alta.)oil sands; Alberta6City planning; Alberta; Slave Lake; Slave Lake (Alta.)&Land use Alberta; Fort McMurray RegionNInfrastructure (Economics) Alberta; Slave Lake; City planning; Alberta; Growthoil sands Alberta Athabasca oil Sands Region; Bibliography; history; northeastern Alberta; athabasca oil sands, writings aboutYGeology Alberta Fort McMurray region; Guidebooks; oil sands Alberta; Fort McMurray Regionoil sands industry Environmental aspects; Alberta; Environmental protection; In situ processing (Mining) Environmental aspects Alberta; Athabasca oil Sands; northeastern alberta; Athabasca Tar SandsRPETROLEUM reserves; PETROLEUM -- Prospecting; oil fields; ATHABASCA River; albertaLPetroleum industry and trade Alberta; History; Gas industry Alberta; AlbertaxEnvironmental impact analysis Alberta; Fort McMurray region; oil sands; Alberta; oil sands lberta; Environmental aspectseconomic conditions; congresses; northern Alberta; conference proceedings; Northern Alberta Development Council; Fort McMurray; Challenge NorthPond, Peter, 1740-1807?; oil sands Alberta; Athabasca; Athabasca River; History; Athabasca oil sands; northeastern alberta; Furt Trade; North West CompanygFort Chipewyan (Alta.); Athabasca River; History; Athabasca oil sands; northeastern alberta; Fur TradekLaZerte, M. E; (Milton Ezra), 1885-; Educators Canada; Biography; Athabasca River; History; Fort Chipewyan|Canada; Natural Resources Canada; Indian business enterprises; Indians of North America; Entrepreneurship; Documentary films?oil sands industry Taxation; Canada; Natural resources TaxationnChampion, Lloyd R; oil Sands Limited; International Bitumen Company; oil sands; Alberta; Bitumount; Industries*Housing forecasting Alberta; Fort McMurray#Geology Alberta Jasper region; Mapsioil sands Alberta; History; oil sands industry Alberta; Athabasca Tar Sands; Athabasca oil Sands; Alberta$Alberta Oil Sands Information Centrefhttp://www.worldcat.org/title/canadian-rockies-including-banff-and-jasper-national-parks/oclc/61166401Jhttp://www.worldcat.org/title/athabasca-university-1970-1995/oclc/70465399chttp://www.worldcat.org/title/culture-ecology-and-restoration-in-jasper-national-park/oclc/47146751http://www.worldcat.org/title/jasper-wanderings-a-miscellany-of-historical-events-people-and-places-of-jasper-and-area/oclc/441887181X http://www.worldcat.org/title/opportunity-oil-sands/oclc/70479776&referer=brief_resultshttp://www.worldcat.org/title/projects-related-to-athabasca-oil-sands-development-1976-1978/oclc/70503733&referer=brief_results{http://www.worldcat.org/title/aerial-photographs-of-fort-mckay-and-mcclelland-lake-alta/oclc/70589648&referer=brief_resultsThttp://www.worldcat.org/title/jungling-in-jasper/oclc/49150306&referer=brief_resultshttp://www.worldcat.org/title/socioeconomic-evaluation-of-the-recreational-use-of-fish-and-wildlife-resources-in-alberta-with-particular-reference-to-the-aoserp-study-area/oclc/8553708&referer=brief_resultshttp://www.worldcat.org/title/annual-report-alberta-oil-sands-environmental-research-program/oclc/3236102&referer=brief_resultshttp://www.worldcat.org/title/alberta-oil-sands-environmental-research-program-review-for-the-fiscal-year/oclc/32557934&referer=brief_resultshttp://www.worldcat.org/title/manual-of-operational-procedures-for-the-alberta-oil-sands-environmental-research-program/oclc/70369806&referer=brief_resultsxhttp://www.worldcat.org/title/familiarization-tour-aoserp-study-area-27-october-1976/oclc/70523927&referer=brief_resultshttp://www.worldcat.org/title/canada-alberta-agreement-for-the-alberta-oil-sands-environmental-research-program-1975-office-compilation/oclc/70369824&referer=brief_resultsUniversity of< Alberta Archives guide to series 6 of holdings of William Pearce papers covering 1878-1928. Pearce was expert on western Canada's natural resources and their exploitation. During his life, he worked as a surveyor and then chief advisor on development of Northwest for Department of Interior, as Superintendent of Mines and then troubleshooter/advisor/promoter for western expansion, and as employee of Canadian Pacific Railway.eInterim report of study examining the overall impacts of oil sands development in the next few years.'Report outlines Peter Valentine's recommendations on three areas of the Alberta petroleum and natural gas royalty system. Information includes an oversight of the royalty system; review and assessment of the govenment's business processes and controls; and performance measurement and reporting.(Report outlines Peter Valentine's recommendations on three areas of the Alberta petroleum and natural gas royalty system. Information includes an oversight of the royalty system; review and assessment of the government's business processes and controls; and performance measurement and reporting.Account of the author's journey to the Peace River area of northern Alberta in 1912, and of her life as a pioneer near High Prairie, Alberta.Focuses on Canada's heritage rivers. Kicking Horse river; North Saskatchewan river; Athabasca river; Canadian Heritage River System program of the Canadian government; Non-participation of British Columbia and Alberta in the heritage rivers program; Factors that affect rivers' health.This document discusses the importance of the diseased hybrid bison population (known to harbour tuberculosis and anthrax) of Wood Buffalo National Park (Alberta and Northwest Territories) in the context of the recovery in numbers of wild wood bison herdsSummarizes and discusses the efforts by United States and Canadian analytical laboratory researchers to develop a technical basis for reliable, comparable measurement of physical and chemical properties of oil (tar) sands.!Thesis paper towards M.A. Gives brief resume of the New Towns Act identifying the main provisions of the legislation and demonstrating some of the more obvious strengths and weaknesses. Traces the major events in Fort McMurray's history since its establishment as a New Town under the act.;Moose, Mice and Muskrats is a book that gives the real story of country living. The majority of city dwellers associate life in the country with a clean air, environment friendly, slower life style, less costly, healthful and relaxing way of living. The truth is that living More... in the country can be downright tough at times. ...ShrinkWinter may mean you are completely isolated and power failures can be frequent occurrence. Getting to a hospital during an emergency can be a harrowing experience. Property taxes and other costs can be much higher than in the city. The author and his wife followed their dream of moving to the country to get back to nature, live off the land, and get away from the city rat race. They planned to build their dream home on the Athabasca Landing Trail that had been used by the gold seekers of the 1890's. The location was quite remote and encounters with wildlife were frequent though not always friendly. Their gardens were attacked by insect pests, deer and woodchucks. They had mice in the well, dive bombing swallows in the garage and nearly every variety of insect everywhere. They struggled to build their house on a slim budget with major transportation problems. Killing their goats or rabbits for food was unthinkable as the animals became pets. The Whites discover much about themselves as they try to cope with land clearing, finding water, strange animals in the driveway and stranger people on their doorstep. Their venture of self-discovery provides a factual and amusing account of the realities of country living.QSixteen short stories, most of which are set in Alberta or the Yukon Territories.This document discusses the importance of the diseased hybrid bison population (known to harbour tuberculosis and anthrax) of Wood Buffalo National Park (Alberta and Northwest Territories) in the context of the recovery in numbers of wild wood bison herds.(A report by Woods Gordon, 1981, made at the request of the Cree Band at Fort Chipewyan in northeastern Alberta. The report summarizes the human and natural resources present in the area and examines several sectors such as fishing, forestry, handicrafts etc. which show potential for development.1971 brief chronological listing of main historical events in Fort Chipewyan. Touches on aspects relating to the aboriginal inhabitants. Outlines history of mineral explorations on the east end of Lake Athabasca and transportation to and from Fort Chipewyan.lContains selected papers and presentations which identify the human impacts of natural resource development.Address by Major-General Young, Deputy Minister of Resources and Development and Commissioner of the NWT to the Canadian Manufacturers Association in which he focuses on present (1953) and future resource development in the Canadian north.zLife of Father Emile-Marie-Germain Eynard, missionary serving at Fort Resolution and Fort Chipewyan between 1858 and 1873.yResults of investigation of north shore lake, 1971-1972, and a study of materials collected on the south shore, 1960-1963jhttp://www.worldcat.org/title/oil-sands-a-new-energy-vision-for-canada/oclc/65904025&referer=brief_resultsvhttp://www.worldcat.org/title/representative-costs-for-mineable-oil-sands-projects/oclc/70606985&referer=brief_results}http://www.worldcat.org/title/regional-upgrader-concept-business-plan-study-scope-of-work/oclc/70606989&referer=brief_resultsxhttp://www.worldcat.org/title/outlook-on-the-oil-sands-2-canadas-unique-opportunity/oclc/463386302&referer=brief_resultshttp://www.worldcat.org/title/regional-upgrader-and-satellite-production-facilities-preliminary-evaluation/oclc/70606987&referer=brief_resultsahttp://www.worldcat.org/title/alberta-our-future-is-oil-sands/oclc/70606974&referer=brief_resultsZeconomic development project; economic conditions; Alberta, northern; Northeastern Alberta&Economic conditions; Alberta, northern&Alberta, northern; economic conditionsDRoads Alberta Slave Lake; Subgrades; housing development; pavement<oil sands; SOLIDS; ALBERTA; Thin liquid films; Wetting filmsSyncrude Canada Ltd; oil sands industry; Social aspects; Economic aspects, Environmental Impact Analysis; Mildred Lake, Alberta; Athabasca oil sands; northeastern alberta; Socioeconomic impact analysis|Dwellings Alberta Slave Lake; Statistics; Labor supply Alberta Slave Lake; Slave Lake (Alta.) 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McKay, Alberta; Literary collections^http://www.worldcat.org/title/amazing-athabasca-oil-sands/oclc/427634842&referer=brief_resultsXhttp://www.worldcat.org/title/opportunities-optimism/oclc/70418845&referer=brief_resultsThis essay attempts to establish the stable and enduring relationship between Chipewyan socio-territorial organization and the taiga-tundra environment and the migration and nomadic habits of the barren-ground caribou. Evidence is presented to show that this adjustment was of aboriginal origin and continued until recently among the Caribou Eater Chipewyan. The major socio-territorial groupings, denoted by names and minor dialiect distinctions, were related to the exploitation of the trhee mahor caribou herds in their territory; the regional bands to the seasonal migratory paths and major foraging ranges, and local bands to more limited areas within the winter summer foraging ranges. An 8 pg. Transcript of an interview with Alphonse Beaver, conducted by D. Starr on November 16th, 1975. Tape number IH.254, transcript disc 30. Area of land covered by trapper, aged 74, in northern Alberta - his life as a trapper, and working in Fort McMurray. RLife of a trapper's wife in northern Canada during the first half of the Century. This video is based on 80 year old Olive Frederickson's autobiography. It tells her life as a girl, then a trapper's wife, and later a widow with three small children surviving under rugged pioneer conditions in northern Alberta from the early 1900s through the Depression. JAn 11 page transcript of an interview with Mr. Pau Gladue, conducted by David Starr on November 14, 1975. Tape number IH-280, transcript disc 30. Mr. Paul Gladue, aged 75, describes the area of land covered by a trapper, the traditional lifestyle of northern Alberta, and work in Fort McMurray supplying wood to river steamboats. A 6 page transcript of an interview with Joe Noskiyi, conducted by David Starr on March 3, 1976. Tape number IH-311, transcript disc 40. This 72 year old gentleman talks about the area of land covered by trapper; and family connections between various northern settlements. http://www.worldcat.org/title/market-potential-for-regional-visitors-to-jasper-in-the-fall-winter-and-spring-seasons/oclc/464396571&referer=brief_resultshttp://www.worldcat.org/title/it-never-rained-then-it-poured-albertans-battle-fires-floods/oclc/230175976&referer=brief_resultsfhttp://www.worldcat.org/title/jasper-hinton-airport-planning-study/oclc/70418089&referer=brief_resultshttp://www.worldcat.org/title/surface-transportation-corridor-study-fort-< mackay-to-fort-chipewyan/oclc/70369913&referer=brief_resultsthttp://www.worldcat.org/title/responsible-actions-a-plan-for-albertas-oil-sands/oclc/305124680&referer=brief_resultsvhttp://www.worldcat.org/title/oil-sands-technology-roadmap-unlocking-the-potential/oclc/65968597&referer=brief_resultshttp://www.worldcat.org/title/report-of-the-chief-electoral-officer-on-the-barrhead-by-election-held-wednesday-november-21-1979/oclc/65784482&referer=brief_resultshttp://www.worldcat.org/title/alberta-crop-insurance-review-panel-informal-hearings-athabasca-alberta-november-4-1986/oclc/70383619&referer=brief_resultsghttp://www.worldcat.org/title/athabasca-university-academic-concept/oclc/65743927&referer=brief_resultsmhttp://www.worldcat.org/title/flood-control-benefits-town-of-high-prairie/oclc/70381402&referer=brief_resultszhttp://www.worldcat.org/title/benefit-cost-analysis-of-flood-control-lesser-slave-lake/oclc/65674339&referer=brief_resultsghttp://www.worldcat.org/title/lesser-slave-lake-study-initial-draft/oclc/70381642&referer=brief_resultszhttp://www.worldcat.org/title/analysis-of-resources-in-albertas-lesser-slave-lake-area/oclc/13195743&referer=brief_results]http://www.worldcat.org/title/slave-lake-community-survey/oclc/70313617&referer=brief_resultsHhttp://www.worldcat.org/search?q=Westlock+community+survey&qt=owc_search_http://www.worldcat.org/title/high-prairie-community-survey/oclc/70313684&referer=brief_resultsResults of a study of the estimated frequency of use of 48 country foods queried for 120 native Canadian households near Wood Buffalo National oark for a one-year period, in order to document the household use of country foods, and to examine the nutrient intakes and health-related beliefs and preferences regarding selected country and store-bought foods of adult and adolescent natives. uThirty-one profiles of Albertan Native elders from ten different groups, chronicling their thoughts and experiences. 5History of the Stoney Indains of southwestern AlbertaThe key informant interviewing was done as part of the research gathering process for the Canadian Mental Health and the Workplace Project of the National Office of the Canadian Mental Health Association/Perspectives on mental health and the workplaceHProject of the national office of the Canadian Mental Health AssociationJAnalyses of the social impact of oil sands development on human adjustmentAnalysis of data from three contrasting northern resource developments showed differing patterns of psycho-social stresses on native populations. At Coppermine, many Inuit employees travelled to distant work sites with frequent rotations between home and work. Relatively few North Baffin Inuit travelled to the lead-zinc mine at Nanisivik for lengthy periods in camp. In contrast, the Syncrude developments in the Fort McMurray area affected native community life over a broad region and particularly in Fort MacKay. The Coppermine and Nanisivik experience indicated that rotation employment was the source of most disruptive impacts: whereas the experiences of Fort MacKay illustrated major negative impacts to communities in close proximity to major resource developments. The overall delivery bypass rate for rural Alberta women was 39.2 percent. In two thirds of cases in which rural women bypassed delivery took place in a metropolitan or urban hospital. The bypass rate for the forty-seven individual rural hospital catchment areas ranged from a low of 10.1 percent to a high of 86.6 percent (Table 1). No easily discernible bypass pattern by rural catchment areas was found (Figure 1). Catchment areas with low, medium and high bypass rates were distributed acrss the province and located proximal to regional and metropolitan catchment areas. Bypass was postively correlated with a number of maternal, neonate, and delivery characteristics, as well as, service and provider capability at the nearest hospital. 6This study examined trace metal levels in scalp hair taken from 122 children and 27 adult residents of three small northern Alberta (Canada) Indian villages, one of which is situated close to the world's first tar sands oil extraction plants. The three communities studies were: Fort McKay (the exposed village), Fort Chipewyan (also in the tar sands ecosystem but distant from the plants), and Garden River (not in the tar sands ecosystem). Inductively coupled argon plasma emission spectroscopy was used to determine hair sample metal content. Nineteen metals were included in data analysis. Children from Fort McKay had the highest average lead, camium and nickel levels. Chromium levels were approximately equal in hair from Fort McKay and Garden River children, and significantly elevated above levels found in the hair of Fort Chipewyan children. Children from Garden River showed highest hair levels of eight metals: vanadium, aluminum, iron and calcium. Fort Chipewyan children had the highest levels of copper, but the lowest levels of all other metals. Among adults Doctors in four Canadian provinces have chosen to use job action and other militatn approaches as leverage to encourage governments to improve health care and funding. Walleye fishing Alberta; Lesser Slave Lake; Fishing Alberta; Pike Alberta; Fishery management Alberta; Lesser Slave Lake (Alta.)Fish stock assessment Alberta; Lesser Slave Lake; Fishery management Alberta; Fish populations Alberta; Fishery resources Alberta; Lesser Slave Lake (Alta.)PHydrology; Athabasca River Basin; Water resources development; Economic aspects.Hudson's Bay Company History; Juvenile films; North West Company History; Fur trade Canada; Indians of North America Canada Trading postsNational parks and reserves Canada; Planning; Banff National Park; Alberta; Jasper National Park (Alta.); Kootenay National Park (B.C.); Yoho National Park (B.C.)National parks and reserves Canada; Management; Mountains Canada; Recreational use; Four mountain parks (Alta. and B.C.); Jasper National Park (Alta.)mFort McMurray; Trapping; Trappers; wildlife management; oil sands extraction plants; environmental impact; Trapping Economic aspects Alberta; Athabasca oil Sands; northeastern alberta; oil sands industry Environmental aspects Alberta; oil sands extraction plants Environmental aspects Alberta; Environmental monitoring AlbertaHistory; Northeastern Alberta; Biblography; surficial geology; hydrology; minerals and bedrock; Alberta Geological SurveyKIndians of North America; vital statistics; Indian reservations; statisticsfRocky Mountains, Canadian (B.C. and Alta.); Banff National Park; Alberta; Jasper National Park (Alta.)Native peoples Alberta Fort MacKay Region; Land tenure; Land use Alberta; Fort MacKay Region; Land use surveys Alberta; Social life and customs; Fort Mackay Region (Alta.); traditional land use; traditional environmental knowledge; First Nations; Metis; Native peoples Canada; Legal status, laws, etc; Land tenure; Native land transfers; Canada; treaty claims; Government relations; Indians of North America Legal status, laws, etc; Indians of North America CanadasNative peoples Canada History; Study and teaching (Elementary); Language arts (Elementary); History; Fort Chipewyancschool children; food; social conditions; Janvier, Alberta; Janvier Metis; Indians of North AmericaIndians of North America Alberta; Employment; Human ecology Alberta; Athabasca oil Sands; northeastern alberta; Native labor; Occupational training Alberta; AOSERPAnnexation (Municipal government) Alberta; Slave Lake; Land use Alberta Slave Lake; Planning; Slave Lake (Alta.); Economic policy; Economic conditions"City planning; Alberta; Slave LakeWaterworks Alberta; Whitecourt; Sewerage Alberta; Storm sewers Alberta; Whitecort; Roads Alberta; City planning; Alberta; Whitecourt (Alta.)UCity planning; Alberta; Whi      !"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_`abcdefghijkmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~tecourt; Municipal engineering Alberta; Whitecourt (Alta.)6sewage disposal; water supply; Fort Chipewyan, Alberta2Infrastructure (Economics) Alberta; Fort Chipewyan2infrastructure; economics; Fort Chipewyan, AlbertaLlake ecology; lake conservation; shore protection; lakes management; Albert< a)land tenure; land use; Athabasca; Alberta Land tenure; Land use; Athabasca%regional planning; Athabasca; AlbertaAthabasca; AlbertaxChipewyan Indians; History; Traditional Land Use; Traditional Environmental Knowledge; First Nations; Fort ChipewyanRegional planning; Athabasca;Indians of North America; Treaties; Alberta; Saskatchewan; Northwest Territories; treaty 8; First Nations; Aboriginal people; Metis; treaty negotiations; Fort Chipewyan; Fort McKay; Fort McMurray; Northern Alberta; history; Historical Study; Treaty policy; Fond du Lac; Lake Athabasca; Athabsca RiverYoung adults Alberta Jasper National Park; Health and hygiene; Migrant labor Alberta; Jasper National Park; Social conditions; Health attitudes AlbertaLNorthern Alberta; Social Surveys; Alberta, Northeastern; Peace River CountryBitumen; mining; Alberta oil sands; Development of Natural Resources, Economic; Alberta; Northern Alberta; Isolation, Effect on Human Performance; oil Shale Exploitation; Alberta, Northeastern; Economic Development; Peace River Country; Sustainable Development; Mental Health, Effects of Isolation on Human Performance; Tar Sands, Exploitation; Mental Illness, Psychological Aspects; PsychologyKAlberta, Northeastern; Population; Fort McMurray (Alta.); Cold Lake (Alta.)tSocial surveys Alberta; Fort McMurray; Social adjustment; Athabasca oil Sands; Social aspects; Fort McMurray (Alta.)[Social surveys Alberta; Fort McMurray; Fort McMurray (Alta.); Social conditions; Population;Fort McMurray (Alta.); Population; Cold Lake Region (Alta.)3Fort McMurray (Alta.) 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Although the intent of these photographs has varied, the uses to which their stills were put were remarkably similar. Their pictures served primarily as tools for scientific study, as resources for education or propoganda, and as entertainment and/or for monetary gain. For those interested in late nineteenth and early twentieth century subarctic Indian cultures, the visual records are still a largely untapped resource for research. In northern Alberta, the people of the Athabasca region have held a special place very close to the ir hearts. Know tho some as Ena K'ering K'a, to others as Isadore's Lake, today it is called Creeburn Lake. Over the centuries, the site has been used for living, for coming together, for spiritual ceremonies, marriages, tool gathering, the buffalo hunt and refuge from the ahrsh winter winds of the north. It is truly a place of ancestors, a place of the spirits- an ancient gathering place. Using anthropological, ethnographic methods of particiant observation and interactive, unstructured interviews, we comparted traditional and present-day infant feeding practices of the Northern Alberta Woodland Cree. Twelve elderly multigraidae who used traditional ways of childbearing and rearing and 12 women who used present-day practices served as informants. The major change in child-bearing was the removal of childbirth from the household to the hospital. This has resulted in loss of social support and doulas mothers, who feel insecure and afraid at this time. Infant feeding methods have changed from breastfeeding to the widespread use of canned mild, and, if present-day infants are breastfee, it is only for a short-time. Both the traditional and present-day mothers introduced solid foods relatively early, but the traditional mothers premasticated the infants's food rather than using commerical baby food or a blender. Following traditional practices, mothers felt it was important to keep the breasts warm when lactating, and they were reluctant to feed the infant colostrum immediately after delivery. The importance of understanding the cultural context of infant feeding practices is discussed. People living in the north have been and will continue to be affected by increasing exploration and exploitation of the region's natural resources. To understand the human impacts a qualitative approach and sense of place, place attachment, and disruption inplace theories were used to analyse the experience of young Aboriginal adults in a Dene Tha' community in northwestern Alberta.The major finding of this study was that people developed deep attachments to their place; howver, environmental, social and cultural changes have altered life here and as a consequence many o fthe young people no longer want to remain living in their community. The results suggest that the Dene Tha' are being gradually displace and their homeland is becoming increasingly unable to sustain them or their culture. The findings also indicate that gradual environmental deterioration can lead to profound social and cultural changes tha should be considered before land use decisions are made. An Archaeological survey of a portion of the Athabasca River valley was undertaken to investigate the potenital of the area to provide key information about its prehistoric use an to characterize the archaeology of the region in general terms.The ar< ea covered by the survey lies between the towns of Jaspe and Hinton in the central Eastern Slopes region of Alberta. Since it is a major transportation route through the Rocky Mountains today, it is reasonable that this area would have been used similarily during prehistoric times and that such use would be reflected in the archaeological record. This report outlines the results of survey work carried out during the summer of 1981. The eastern slopes, which span the North America continent, have frequently been treated as a distinct archaeological area. However, little attempt has been made to define the boundaries precisely, often making it difficult to determine what specific area is under discussion. Similarly, there has been a failure to recognize the natural variation inherent in this zone as a factor influencing the nature of prehistoric occupations and exploitation strategies. As a result, the Eastern Slopes begin to exude a pan-cultural character.  Obsidian samples recovered from five prehistoric sites in the Canadian Rockies have been subject ot X-Ray fluorescence (X.R.F.) analysis in order to determine their sources of origin.The energy dispersive X.R.F. analysis measures trace elements within a given obsidian sample by bombarding it with photons and measuring the characteristic X-rays emitted using a Si (Li) soectrometer (Nelson et al. 1975). The trace element content of most obsidian sources is uniform or exhibits patterned variation which produces a characteristic "fingerprint" when submitted to X.R.F. analysis. Even flows from separate volcanic events at the same source may have characteristic fingerprints. Results of the non-destructive X.R.F. technique do not vary with the size or shape of the sample and are semi-quantifiable. The two sites from the Bow River valley in Banff National Park and three sites in or near the townsite of Jasper in Jasper National Park have produced obsidian artifacts. Since there are no known obsidian sources within the Canadian Rocky Mountains, the presence of obsidian detritus at these sites indicates that some form of cultural interaction took place with areas to the south or west where obsidian sources occur and are known to have been exploited prehistorically. ihttp://www.worldcat.org/title/alberta-oil-sands-selected-bibliography/oclc/66014988&referer=brief_results%Fort McMurray; ; Northeastern Alberta)Athabasca River; Mackenzie River (N.W.T.)Hydraulic Energy, Uses; Northern Alberta; History; Electric Power, Generation or Supply of; Historic Sites; Water Power; Alberta, Northeastern; Electricity, Generation or Supply of; Peace River Country; Eskimo Prehistory; Inuit Prehistory; Indian Prehistory; Archaeology; PrecontactOutdoor recreation Alberta; Jasper National Park; Wilderness area users Alberta; National parks and reserves Alberta Jasper National Park; Management; Jasper National Park (Alta.)Fgranite; granite industry and trade; research; 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and B.C.)National parks and reserves Alberta Management; Public opinion; National parks and reserves British Columbia Management; National parks and reserves Alberta Planning; National parks and reserves British Columbia Planning; Mountains Alberta Recreational use; Mountains British Columbia Recreational use; Parks Alberta Recreational use; Parks British Columbia Recreational use; Banff National Park; Alberta; Jasper National Park (Alta.); Yoho National Park (B.C.); Kootenay National Park (B.C.); Four Mountain Parks (Alta. and B.C.)National parks and reserves Alberta; Planning; National parks and reserves British Columbia; Management; Four mountain parks (Alta. and B.C.); Banff National Park; Alberta; Jasper National Park (Alta.); Kootenay National Park (B.C.); Yoho National Park (B.C.)National parks and reserves Canada; Planning; Citizen participation; Management; Banff National Park; Alberta; Jasper National Park (Alta.); Kootenay National Park (B.C.); Yoho National Park (B.C.); Four mountain parks (Alta. and B.C.)National parks and reserves Rocky Mountains, Canadian (B.C. and Alta.); Planning; Banff National Park; Alberta; Jasper National Park (Alta.); Yoho National Park (B.C.); Kootenay National Park (B.C.)National parks and reserves Rocky Mountains, Canadian (B.C. and Alta.); Planning; Mountains Canada; Recreational use; Banff National Park; Alberta; Jasper National Park (Alta.); Yoho National Park (B.C.); Kootenay National Park (B.C.))Natural resources surveys Alberta; JasperZWood Buffalo National Park (Alta. and N.W.T.); Bibliography; Peace-Athabasca Delta (Alta.)$Rivers; Alberta; Canoes and canoeing oil sands; Congresses; Heavy oil1oil sands Economic aspects; Congresses; oil sands~hotels; regional planning; Fort Chipewyan, Alberta; Hotels Alberta; Fort Chipewyan; Regional planning Alberta; Fort McMurray Foothills Model Forest; Economic conditions; Foothills Model Forest Economic conditions; Statistics; Foret modele de Foothills; Foret modele de Foothills 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Fort McMurray Demonstration Project in Social Marketing is a multifaceted program that applies the techniques of social marketing to health and safety. This paper describes the origins of the project and the principles on which it was based. Seat-belt wearing rates in the North reflect workers in the oil industry, necessitating sociocultural descriptions on the issue. The objective of this study was to describe how the social context influences oil workers' views of risk and seat-belt wearing behaviour in northern AlbertaAn ethnohistorical examination of the Algonquian witiko (windigo) phenomenon, utilizing both previously uneaxamined documentary sources and oral traditions of Athabasca Cree and Metis elders, relveals that a witiko "condition" is historically verifiable, the at the celbarated cannibalistic "windigo psychosis" of Algonquianists eludes prper definition as a bona fide culture-bound pathology, and finally, that no single hypothesis, as of yet, consistently accounts for this phenomenonon within an internally coherent non-indigenous theory. The witiko phenomenon should be analysed from within norhtern Algonquian cosmologies rather that Western perspectives if it is to be adequately accounted for in future discussions. fThis paper describes and explains citizen beliefs and attitudes about the quality of life inrta in Jasper, Alberta in the summer of 1997. We report on 447 survey respondents' satisfaction with a wider variety of aspects of their community and their lives, the best and worst things about living in Jasper, and the things they could change to < improve the quality of their lives. There was not much enthusiasm for use fees or the value received from tax dollars. Fifiteen new indices of satisfaction with fundamental aspectsof people's lives were created. Happiness, life satisfaxtion and overall satisfaction with the quality of life were explained from a limited set of 14 variables, providing comparisons with results for 36% of the variance in life satisfaction scores, 44% of the variance with the quality of life scores adn 37% of the variance in happiness scores. *In February of 1986 a head-on collision occurred between a freight train and a passenger train in western Canada killing 23 epople and causing over $30 million in damage. A Commission of Inquiry appointed by the Canadian government concluded that human error was the major reason for the collision. This report discusses the factors contributing to the human error: mainly poor work-rest schedules, the monotonous nature of the train driving task, insufficient information about train movements, and the inadequate backup systems in case of human error. This paper is the final component of the multifaceted research project on legal and institutional responses to land and resource use conflicts in Northern Alberta. The paper evaluates the situation of forest-based Aboriginal communities faced with intensifying resource development in the northern boreal region of Alberta. It considers the extent to which the righrs and interests of Aboriginal Peoples are acknowledged, protected and accommodated in the provincial resource allocation and development process. 114-115T/2682-02 (Sept. 1982)IC 13944-6%Periodicals; Post-secondary education2Keyano College (Fort McMurray, Alta.); PeriodicalsaKeyano College (Fort McMurray, Alta.); Periodicals; Keyano College (Fort McMurray, Alta.) FinanceSKeyano College (Fort McMurray, Alta.); Curricula; Universities and colleges AlbertaEnergy industries Environmental aspects; Canada; Electric utilities; oil sands industry; Alberta; Offshore oil industry; British Columbia; Offshore gas industry; Sustainable development;Wood Buffalo National Park (Alta. and N.W.T.); BibliographyCGeology Alberta; Jasper National Park; Jasper National Park (Alta.)3students; school discipline; Fort McMurray, Alberta}Fort McMurray Public School District #2833 (Fort McMurray, Alta.); Students Alberta; Fort McMurray; School discipline AlbertaKoil sands industry; Alberta; Petroleum chemicals industry; Edmonton (Alta.)8Growth; land use; soil mechanics; Fort McMurray, Alberta=Soil mechanics Alberta; Fort McMurray; Riparian areas Alberta%Soil mechanics Alberta; Fort McMurrayAutomobile parking; Slave LakexFlood damage Alberta; Lesser Slave Lake; Farms Alberta Lesser Slave Lake Region; Flood damage; Lesser Slave Lake (Alta.)Forests and forestry Alberta Whitecourt Region; land classification; Soils Alberta Whitecourt Region; Forest soils Alberta Whitecourt Region; Forest site quality Alberta; Whitecourt Region; Whitecourt Region (Alta.)Roszko, James; Royal Canadian Mounted Police Officials and employees Crimes against Alberta; Mayerthorpe; Police murders Alberta; Accomplices Alberta; Trials (Murder) Alberta; EdmontonLoil sands; Athabasca River Basin; Saskatchewan; Alberta; SYNCRUDE Canada Ltdoil sands industry; PETROLEUM reserves; BITUMEN; Athabasca Tar Sands; Athabasca oil Sands; Alberta; FORT McMurray (Alta.); SUNCOR Energy IncHuman ecology Alberta; Fort McMurray; Labor economics Alberta; Labor supply Alberta; Employment (Economic theory); Fort McMurray (Alta.); Athabasca oil sands; northeastern albertaSocial mobility Alberta; Fort McMurray; Occupational mobility Alberta; Athabasca oil Sands; Social aspects; Fort McMurray (Alta.); Employment; Alberta; Northern Alberta; Alberta, Northeastern; Jobs; Peace River Country; Labour; Manpower; Opportunities for YouthzHudson's Bay Company Alberta; History; Fisheries Alberta; Fort Chipewyan; history; historical stuides; historic fisherymIndians of North America Canada, Northern; Commerce; Fur trade Canada, Northern; History; Economic conditionsCanadian Heritage Rivers System; National parks and reserves; Canada; Athabasca River; alberta; Guidebooks; Jasper National Park (Alta.)National parks and reserves; Canada; National parks and reserves Alberta; Management; Planning; Mountains Canada; Recreational use; Jasper National Park (Alta.)8Jasper (Alta.); Boundaries; Jasper National Park (Alta.)National parks and reserves Canada, Northern; Visitors; Historic sites Canada, Northern; National parks and reserves Economic aspects; Wood Buffalo National Park (Alta. and N.W.T.); Northern Canada National parks and reserves Planning Citizen participation; Canada; National parks and reserves Rocky Mountains, Canadian; Public opinion; Banff National Park; Alberta; Jasper National Park (Alta.); Yoho National Park (B.C.); Kootenay National Park (B.C.); Planningtoil sands; Alberta; Petroleum industry and trade; Decision making; Planning; Athabasca oil Sands; Development of Natural Resources, Economic; Bitumen; mining; Alberta oil sands; Mineral Resources; Northern Alberta; Canada; Alberta, Northeastern; Economic Development; Tar Sands; oil Shale Exploitation; Sustainable Development; Tar Sands, Exploitation; Peace River CountryHydroelectric power plants Environmental aspects Canada, Northern; Congresses; Watersheds Canada, Northern; North Saskatchewan River Basin (Alta.); Mackenzie River Basin (N.W.T.); Lake Athabasca Basin (Alta.))Cancer; Environmental aspects; Alberta; northeastern Alberta; Wood Buffalo Region; Arsenic; Toxicology; Risk factors; Carcinogens; adverse effects; Neoplasms; Wood Buffalo Region (Alta.); Aboriginal poeople; indigenous people; Native people; Fort Chipewyan; Fort McMurray; Fort McKay; AnzacPWood bison Alberta; Wood Buffalo National Park; Wood bison Northwest TerritoriesFHome and school Alberta; Fort McMurray; Fort McMurray (Alta.); Schools<granite; granite industry and trade; Fort Chipewyan, AlbertasIndians of North America Alberta; Transportation; Bus Service; Alberta; Fort MacKay; Fort Mackay (Alta.) Fort McKay_oil sands; Public opinion; oil sands industry; Environmental aspects; Greenhouse gas mitigation3Alberta Oil Sands Technology and Research AuthorityAlberta Power LimitedAlberta ResearchAlberta Research Council7Alberta Research Council. Oil Sands Research DepartmentAlberta Royalty Review PanelAlberta Water Council8Alberta Environment. Athabasca River Basin Planning Unit Alberta Environmental Protection;Alberta Environmental Protection. Natural Resources Service-Alberta Federal and Intergovernmental Affairs3Alberta Highways and Transport. Construction Branch&Alberta Human Resources and EmploymentAlberta Industry and CommerceAlberta LabourAlberta Lands and ForestsAlberta Mines and Mineralshttp://www.worldcat.org/title/approaches-to-the-design-of-a-biomonitoring-program-using-arthropods-as-bioindicators-for-the-aoserp-study-area/oclc/10597559Ghttp://www.worldcat.org/title/oil-sands-fuel-of-the-future/oclc/2932007phttp://www.worldcat.org/title/modes-of-rock-slope-movement-in-the-colin-range-jasper-national-park/oclc/57208020lhttp://www.worldcat.org/title/treasure-in-the-sand-an-overview-of-albertas-oil-sands-resources/oclc/64075215Yhttp://www.worldcat.org/title/draft-of-the-fort-chipewyan-work-force-survey/oclc/70414035xhttp://www.worldcat.org/title/two-western-adventurers-alexander-henry-and-peter-pond/oclc/42615472&referer=brief_resultsnhttp://www.worldcat.org/title/growth-communities-of-the-north-final-report/oclc/41761589&referer=brief_resultshttp://www.worldcat.org/title/wild-north-land-being-the-story-of-a-winter-journey-with-dogs-across-northern-north-america/oclc/11092890&referer=brief_resultshttp://www.worldcat.org/title/wild-north-land-being-the-story-of-a-winter-journey-with-dogs-across-northern-north-america/oclc/13850432&referer=brief_resultshttp://www.worldcat.org/title/wild-north-land-being-the-story-of-a-winter-journey-with-dogs-across-northern-north-america/oclc/348924&referer=brief_resultszhttp://www.worldcat.o< rg/title/athabasca-university-the-evolution-of-distance-education/oclc/25964112&referer=brief_resultshhttp://www.worldcat.org/title/towards-system-in-continuing-education/oclc/65685144&referer=brief_resultszhttp://www.worldcat.org/title/perception-of-the-fort-mcmurray-environment-through-time/oclc/70368499&referer=brief_resultshttp://www.worldcat.org/title/airphoto-study-sawdy-and-baptiste-damsites-on-athabasca-river/oclc/70372545&referer=brief_resultshttp://www.worldcat.org/title/report-on-the-power-potential-of-sites-on-the-athabasca-river-between-athabasca-and-fort-mcmurray/oclc/70368529&referer=brief_results|http://www.worldcat.org/title/newsletter-alberta-oil-sands-environmental-research-program/oclc/2588031&referer=brief_resultshttp://www.worldcat.org/title/longitudinal-study-of-personal-adjustment-and-social-conditions-in-the-fort-mcmurray-area-pre-test-and-modification-of-instruments/oclc/65753992&referer=brief_resultshttp://www.worldcat.org/title/alberta-oil-sands-environmental-research-program-interim-report-covering-the-period-april-1975-to-november-1978/oclc/8709465&referer=brief_resultshttp://www.worldcat.org/title/service-delivery-in-the-athabasca-oil-sands-region-since-1961/oclc/15517732&referer=brief_resultsThis paper examines ethnohistorical data and their interpretations in an effort to show that the Cree were18th Century invaders of the Athapaskan Lake Region. Evidenc shows that 18th century change was rapid and pronounced with a significant reorientation of Athapaskan and Algonkian man-land relationships. Protohistoric change had broad theoretical implicaitons fro models of Canadian Athapaskan indigenous populations. Recent research on Arctic Drainage Lowlands Athapaskan demography, cultures, and societies has by and large failed to place these hunting-fishing people in their full historic contexts. The report and evaluation of Education North (a project designed to encourage parents, community members, and teachers in small, isolated, primarily Native and Metis communities in northern Alberta to work together to meet community educational needs. Keyano College in northeast Alberta, has been involved in several successful partnerships with native communities to deliver community-based programs. Strong college/community partnerships recognize the cultural identity of participants while providing them with the skills vital to personal, community, and economic development. Because the native communities within the region felt needs, and so are rarely ready for the same programs at the same time. This paper reports the findings of the Alberta-North/Athabasca University research project, entitled "Attracting, Preparing, and Retaining Aboriginal and Low-Literacy Learners in Northern Communities". The findings were gatherered from several sources, including community consultations, learner survey results and a review of the literature, all of which suggest persistent theme, strategies, and necessities for attracting preparing and retaining students in northern communities. <The Ethnology Program at the Provincial Museum of Alberta actively collects contemporary Indian and Metis artifacts, most recently in Fort Chipewyan, northern Alberta. This paper discusses three sets of problems related to collecting, htose of the filed situation, the museum environment, and the discipline of anthropology. It contends that although the material culture research and collecting involves some specialized methodologies, museum anthropoloigsts do the same types of research as other anthropologists and confront the same intellectual and ethical dilemmas. This paper reviews and finds insufficient the explanations so far advanced for the generally recognized lack of progress in the description and analysis of Dene, or Northern Athapaskan religion. The paer argues that significant progress in the study of Dene religion will be possible when investigators gain experential knowledge in the course of engaging in Dene ritual processes "in coactivity with their enactors." The epistemological significance of this view, held by the Dene and espoused bya number of anthropologists, leads to the intergration of the atnrhopologists's experiences into the ethnographic description and thus to narrative ethnography. Future cooperative management inititatives will involve the Little Red River Cree in the regulation of sustainable wildlife harvesting. This prompted the First Nation to conduct research into aboriginal harvest of moose. This paper presents a portion of the traditional ecological knowledge gathered during the 1997 moose harvest survey in Garden River, Alberta. This traditional Cree community of 350 people is located in Wood Buffalo National Pak in the boreal forest of northeastern Alberta. The data collected illustrates how the Cree hunters of Garden River continue to based their seasonal hunting strategies on long held traditional knowledgeThe purpose of this report is to consider how numeracy can be improved in Canada, taking into account the experience so far, both in Canada and internationally. The focus is on adult numeracy, particularly at the more basic levels and in the workplace. This report is based in large part on interviews with numeracy practitioners, who are listed in the annex. It is also based on a review of th relevant literature, as listed in the attached bibilography of books, documents and Web sites. #In 2006, Shell Canada Ltd and Fort McKay First Nation were able to sign an agreement in which the two groups will develop the oil sands deposits on the treaty land of the Fort McKay First Nation. The research focused on the context and incentives which informed the decision. The literature of sustainable development, stakeholder, management, strategic management, innovation theory, dynamic capabilities, competitive advantage and the critical perspecitve of management of sustainable development were drawn upon to the explain the case study. HThe use of telehealth technology was used to determine if it was a potentially effective and efficient method of providing speech and language services in remote and historically underserviced areas in northern Alberta. Speech and language assessments were completed on two school-aged children using both telehealth technology and in-person assessments to compare the sound quality and overall efficacy of the telehealth system. Several technological and logistical problems requiring modification were encountered both during the assessment and treatment services. Based on these problems and modifications, suggestions were made with regard to appropriate equipment, room set-up, personnel, client selection, and service delivery.Even given the difficulties experienced, the effectiveness of the telehealth technology appears promising. 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the early 18th century a Beaver Indian band from northern Alberta migrated south, in order to establish contacts with the fur trading posts and to profit from the arrival of horses on the Plains. During this period these Beaver Indians seem to have adopted much on the Plains. Shortly after 1790, however, they appeared on the northwestern Plains and allied themselves with the Blackfoot. These immigrants became known as the Sarsi tribe. Apart from their language hardly anything from their Athapaskan past survived subsequent and rapid assimilation of the Blackfoot culture, which may be partly due to considerable intermarriage and the small population of the Sarsi tribe. Yet, certain deviations suggest that the Sarsi assimilated Blackfoot customs only skin deep, while in their sacred art evidence survived of the former initimacy with the Cree Indians. Most surprisingly, the Big Stripe tipi painting of the Sarsi is reminiscent of a Northern Athapaskan type of tent decoration. 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Nichols & Associates; Alberta. Dept. of Education; Fort McMurray Public School District #2833; Fort McMurray Separate School District #32; Alberta. Office of the Commissioner of Northeast Alberta 13 v. : ill. ; 30 cm; "The attached document was placed in the Alberta Energy Library on December 10, 2007. It contains certain records relating to the review of energy royalty. This document updates the records contained in Sessional Paper 250/2007 of April 17, 2007."; R06-G-0626; [v.1] Sessional paper 205/2007 -- [v.2. Pt.1 & 2] Royalty review : R06-G-0626 -- [v.3] R06-G-677-01 : released Dec. 18, 2007 : Royalty information : records from Jan 2005 to Aug 2006 -- [v.4] On November 8, 2007, the FOIP Office received a FOIP request for all Government documents (from January 1, 2000 to June 1, 2007) that were referred to in the Auditor General of Alberta's 2006-2007 annual report, volume 1, pages 91-110 (pertaining to Alberta Energy's review of energy royalty) : the request was assigned FOIP file number R07-G-1151 -- [v.5] [Letter dated May 7, 2007, from Hon. Mel Knight, Minister of Energy, to Mr. MacDonald, Hon. Member for Edmonton-Gold Bar, responding to Mr. MacDonald's letter of April 30, 2007, seeking information regarding Sessional Paper 250/2007] -- [v.6] [World fiscal system text] -- [v.7] Global oil & gas risks and rewards : Albertan exploration in a global context / Graham Kellas, Fraser McKay -- [v.8] Selected state fiscal burden analysis for oil & gas development / by K.E. Andrews & Company -- [v.9] Statistical analysis of drilling for gas in PSAC areas 1-7 -- [v.10] Alberta deep basin gas resource assessment -- [v.11] Estimates of income and employment multipliers for Alberta / Wade Locke -- [v.12] Fiscal terms report for Alberta Energy / prepared by Wood Mackenzie -- [v.13] Is the Alberta fiscal regime for oil and gas competitive? / by Duanjie Chen and Jack Mintz.; Sessional paper 250/2007; Royalty review 2006; Royalty review 2007; On November 8, 2007, the FOIP Office received a FOIP request for all Government documents (from January 1, 2000 to June 1, 2007) that were referred to in the Auditor General of Alberta's 2006-2007 annual report, volume 1, pages 91-110 (pertaining to Alberta Energy's review of energy royalty) : the request was assigned FOIP file number R07-G-1151; Letter dated May 7, 2007, from Hon. Mel Knight, Minister of Energy, to Mr. MacDonald, Hon. Member for Edmonton-Gold Bar, responding to Mr. MacDonald's letter of April 30, 2007, seeking information regarding Sessional Paper 250/2007; World fiscal system text; Global oil & gas risks and rewards : Albertan exploration in a global context; Selected state fiscal burden analysis for oil & gas development; Statistical analysis of drilling for gas in PSAC areas 1-7; Alberta deep basin gas resource assessment; Estimates of income and employment multipliers for Alberta; Fiscal terms report for Alberta Energy; Is the Alberta fiscal regime for oil and gas competitive?v. : ill. ; 28 cm; Description based on the June 2007 edition.; On cover: An environmental supplement to Oilsands Review.; Oilsands ReviewSummer 2006; Cover title.+v. : ill., maps ; 19 cm; Biennial; 3rd ed.-l[videorecording]; 1 videocassette (19 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in; Title from label.; On container: 4949; VHSIncludes index.Petroleum Society of CIM and AOSTRA 1991 Technical Conference ( 1991 : Banff, Alta.); 4 v. : ill; Includes bibliographical references.1 v. (various pagings) ; 29 cm-Cover title.; Jasper and the Icefield Parkway*1 v. (various pagings) : ill., map : 28 cm'1 folded map in pocket at back of book.51 v. ; 29 cm; Cover title.; Photocopy. 13 p. ; 29 cm.16p. : ill. ; 44 cmpNews (Fort Chipewyan, Alta.); 4 v. : ill. ; 29-38 cm; Weekly; Title from caption.; Mimeographed.; Canada Alberta$June 30, 1981.; Investigation report?A project sponsored by the Alberta 75th Anniversary Commission.(2 booklets + 2 sheets ; in folder, 31 cmS1 v. (unpaged) : ill. ; 26 cm; UA Library copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.NCover title.; UA copy donated by the Provincial Health Authorities of Alberta.1 v. : ill. ; 28 cmCataloging source: AEU engiii, 37p. : ill., maps ; 28 cmID: 204n3 books, 4 pamphlets, 6 issues of Syncrude Environment, 1 sheet (Block Flow Diagram) ; in envelope, 25 x 33 cm>p.11-19; Alberta Motorist, 1977: Alberta Motorist, Winter 1977[20] leaves : maps ; 28 cm. ID: 111; Data on population, schools, employment, immigration etc. for Fort McMurray, northern Alberta-4p. : ill. ; 43 x 28 cm. folded to 22 x 28 cmpamphlet : ill. ; 22 cm(1 v. (various paginations) : map ; 29 cm"1 v. (various pagings; Cover titleID: 114 36 leavesv. ill. 58 cm; Daily (Mon.-Fri.); v. 1- Oct. 8, 1974-; Includes a weekly insert called: McMurray courier, Oct. 9, 1974-; Canada AlbertaPv. : ill. ; 58 cm; Weekly.; Vol. 1, no. 1 (Fri., Nov. 15, 1974)-; Canada Albertaw1 v. (various pagings) : ill. ; 29 cm; Title from the label on cover.; This book is a compilation of related materials. 1v. ; 28 cmH1 v. : ill., maps; "April, 1973".; Photocopy. 20, [4], 7 leaves ; 29 cm.fv. : ill. ; 40 cm; Weekly; Vol. 1, no. 1 (June 10, 1970)-; Ceased publication in 1976.; Canada Alberta![cartographic material] / issued under the authority of the Honourable Walter Dinsdale, P.C., M.P., Minister of Northern Affairs and Natural Resources.; 1 map ; on sheet 23 x 61 cm., folded to 23 x 11 cm; Scale not given.; Panel title.; Oriented with north toward the upper right.; Relief shown by hachures and spot heights.; Map printed in 3 segments.; "Queen's Printer--39-547-EL/259"; Includes points of interest mileage guide.; Inset: Lake Louise lower townsite.; Text and ill. on verso.; UA Library copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.u1 folded sheet : col. ill., col. map ; 14 cm; Title from cover.; UA Library copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.v1 fol. sheet : ill., map ; 23 cm; "CFP 60 M-2-56."; "Series CJ."; UA Library copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.,UA copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.1 fol. sheet : ill. ; 23 cm; Cover title.; "Miette Hot Springs Canada's finest mineral waters, Jasper National Park."; UA copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.1 continuous accordion folded strip, 62 x 14 cm., folded to 9 x 14 cm., mounted in envelope 11 x 15 cm.; UA Library copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.; UA copy is addressed to: Mrs. Byron Ivancovich, P.O. Box 368, Tucson, Arizona, U.S.A.BCover title.; UA Library copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.i1 folded sheet : chiefly ill. ; 22 cm; Cover title.; UA Library copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.SCover title.; Printed in two columns.; UA copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.4UA Library copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.d1 fol. sheet : ill., map ; 23 cm; Cover title.; UA Library copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.< q1 fol. sheet : chiefly col. ill. ; 20 x 27 cm; Cover title.; UA Library copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.?20 photos : b&w ; 7 x 9 cm; At head of title: The National Way.1 v. (unpaged) : chiefly ill., map ; 16 x 22 cm; Cover title.; UA Library Special Collections copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.; Peel no. 9254; UA Library Special Collections copy bears owner's inscription on front cover.ID: 238; Filmed from a copy of the original publication held by the National Library of Canada. Ottawa : Canadian Institute for Historical Microreproductions, 1998.v1 folded sheet : col. ill., col. maps ; 23 cm; Title from cover.; UA Library copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.f1 folded sheet : ill. ; 24 cm; Title from cover.; UA Library copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.|1 folded sheet : ill. (some col.), col. map ; 23 cm; Title from cover.; UA Library copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.[microform] : the safest, best and cheapest route to Yukon gold fields is via the Regina, Prince Albert, Green Lake and Fort McMurray water route.; 1 microfiche (35 fr.) : ill., maps; Cover title: Yukon via Prince Albert.; Filmed from a copy of the original publication held by the Library of the Public Archives of Canada. Ottawa : Canadian Institute for Historical Microreproductions, 1980.; 29 p. : ill., 2 fold. maps. ; 22 cm.; CIHM/ICMH microfiche series ; no. 15253p.235-39 ; 25 cm=p.19-23, ill; 773: 1 "The Texaco Star, vol.51, Summer ,1974,@8p., ill; 773: 1 "Athabasca Adventure Western Week, July ,1966,1v. : ill., map ; 29 cm>p.C1-C10, ill; 773: 1 "Edmonton Journal, September 18, ,1978,ysubmitted by J.A. Abbott ... [et al.].; 2 v. : ill. ; 28 cm; "November 10, 1978."; At head of title: Syncrude Canada Ltd.qby Abel-Gemini.; [20] leaves ; 28 cm; "Prepared for the Community of Fort Chipewyan by Abel-Gemini, October 1976"MID: 211; UA Library copy in the Chalmers Western Canadian History Collection.;ID: 157; Written by Stuart Adams ; edited by Andrew Wilson.712 cm. (1 audiotape, 1 cassette tape, 3 photograph albums, 3 reports); Accession no. 82-139.; Access open.; William Elmer Adkins graduated in chemical engineering from the University of Alberta in 1937. His occupation centered around work in the oil business.; Unpublished inventory available in the repository.|compiled by W.J. Aird and S.P. Pierce.; Environmental Assessment and Design Division report EPS-3-EC-76-1.; "December 1976."Airphoto Analysis Associates; 4v. in 5 : ill. ; 28 cm; Prepared for Parks Canada.; V.1 Introduction -- v.2 Results and resource base description -- v.3 (a&b) Land districts: land systems descriptions -- v.4 Appendices by Emmanuel Bankole Alade.; [14], 176 leaves ; 28 cm; A thesis submitted to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Laws, Faculty of Law, Edmonton, Alberta, Fall, 2001.; Thesis (LL.M)--University of Alberta, 2001.[electronic resource] : responding to the rapid growth of oil sands development : final report.; 1 electronic text; "December 29, 2006."; Issued as part of the Canadian electronic library documents collection.; Includes bibliographical references (p. 174-181).; Access restricted to authorized users and institutions.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.; Canadian electronic library. Documents collection.91 sheet ; 29 cm; Caption title.; "Updated: June 1, 2001."AAlberta Advanced Education.; 8 leaves ; 29 cm; "February 7, 1975"oprepared for Alberta Advanced Education and Career Development by Nichols Applied Management.; "December, 1997" v; Annual.'iii, 64 leaves ; 28 cm; "November 1976.ID: 356prepared by: Public Land Use Strategy Team, Northern East Slopes Region.; "May 1999."; Publication (Alberta. Alberta Environment) ; no. I/743.prepared on behalf of Alberta Business Development and Tourism, Northern Development Branch by Peter C. Nichols and Associates Ltd.; Tabled April 26, 1977 by the Hon. Robert W. DowlingwID: 305; "Alberta's new no, no, no, to tobacco generation". "Written, filmed and produced by 10-14 year-old Albertans".{SP3 Systems Corporation.; 1 v. (various pagings) ; 29 cm; Entry-level work activity training study in the Whitecourt regionSAB Resource Development Edmonton: Corporate Services. Planning and Evaluation (c.2)3Questions & answers : National Oil Sands Task Forceo[videorecording]; 1 videocassette (13:20 min.) ; sd., col. ; 1/2 in; Produced for Alberta Chamber of Resources.prepared by the National Task Force on Oil Sands Strategies of the Alberta Chamber of Resources.; At head of title: Final report.prepared by the National Task Force on Oil Sands Strategies of the Alberta Chamber of Resources.; At head of title: Appendix E. Informetrica study.; Informetrica study; National oil sands task force reportprepared by the National Task Force on Oil Sands Strategies of the Alberta Chamber of Resources.; At head of title: Appendix C. Fiscal report.; Fiscal report; National oil sands task force reportprepared by the National Task Force on Oil Sands Strategies of the Alberta Chamber of Resources.; Includes glossary.; At head of title: Comprehensive report.; Comprehensive report; National oil sands task force reportprepared by Representative Cost Subcommittee, Oil Sands Task Force, Alberta Chamber of Resources.; [12] leaves ; 28 cm; "July 1987."Ethe ACR Oil Sands Task Force.; 28, [68] leaves ; 28 cm; "March 1989."17 leaves ; 28 cm; "Submitted by The Alberta Chamber of Resources Oil Sands Task Force to Energy Options, March, 1988."; Bibliography: leaf 17.; [Energy options : a Canadian dialogue]Othe ACR Oil Sa                          ! " # $ % & ' ( ) * + , - . / 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 : ; < = > ? @ A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z [ \ ] ^ _ ` a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s u v w x y z { | } ~  nds Task Force.; 1 v. (various pagings) ; 28 cm; "November 1987."?Title from cover.; Athabasca oil sands : opportunities for economic growth / prepared by Oil Sands Task Force -- Energy security for Canada : the oil supply option / Alberta Energy -- Tax reform and resource development : [paper submitted to] House of Commons Standing Committee on Finance & Economic Affairs / Alberta Chamber of Resources.; Athabasca oil sands : opportunities for economic growth; Energy security for Canada : the oil supply option; Tax reform and resource development : [paper submitted to] House of Commons Standing Committee on Finance & Economic Affairsprepared by the National Task Force on Oil Sands Strategies.; At head of title: Appendix B : update. Environment report.; Environment report; National oil sands task force reportID: 348[ID: 113; Socio-economic information for cities and towns in Alberta : Town of Fort McMurraygprepared by Alberta Economic Development.; iii, 19 leaves : ill. ; 28 cm; Cover title.; "January 1999".qprepared by: Alberta Economic Development and Tourism.; iii, 18 leaves : map ; 28 cm; Cover title.; "March 1994".6 v. ; 28 cm; Reports of: 1. North West Francophone Educational Region #1 -- 2. East Central Francophone Educational Region #3 -- 3. North Central Francophone Educational Region #4 -- 4. Greater St. Albert Region #29 --5. Calgary Roman Catholic Separate School District #1 --6. St. Alberta Protestent Separate School District #6 -- 7. Edmonton School Distric #7 -- 8. Edmonton Roman Catholic Separate School District #7 -- 8. Vagreville Catholic Separate School District #16 -- 9. Red Deer Roman Catholic Separate School District #17 -- 10. Calgary School District #19 -- 11. Grande Prairie Roman Catholic Separate School District #28 -- 12. Fort McMurray Roman Catholic Separate School District #32 -- 13. North Peace Roman Catholic Separate School #43 -- 14. Lethbridge School District #51 -- 15. Medicine Hat School District #76 -- 16. Red Deer School District #104 -- 17. Lakeland Roman Catholic Separate School District #150.; Continued ... 18. Fort Saskatchewan Roman Catholic Separate School District #104 -- 19. Sherwood Park Catholic Separate School District #105 -- 20. Slave Lake Roman Catholic Separate School District #364 -- 21. Grande Prairie School District #2357 -- 22. Fort McMurray School District #2833 -- 23. St. Paul Education Regional Division #1 -- 24. Evergreen Catholic Separate Regional Division #2 -- 25. Christ Redeemer Catholic Separate Regional < Division #3 -- 26. Holy Spirit Roman Catholic Separate Regional Division #4 -- 27. Chinook's Edge Regional Division #5 -- 28. Grassland Regional Division #6 --; Continued ... 29. Prairie Rose Regional Division #8 -- 30. Westwind Regional Division #9 -- 31.Peace River School Division #10 -- 31. Northern Gateway Regional Division #10 -- 32. Sundance Catholic Separate Regional Division #10 -- 33. Wetaskwin Regional Division #11 -- 34. Canadian Rockies Regional Division #12 -- 35. Good Shepherd Roman Catholic Separate Regional Division #13 -- 36. Elk Island Public School Regional Division #14 -- 37. Golden Hills Regional Division #15 -- 38. East Central Alberta Catholic Separate School Regional Division #16 -- 39. Holy Family Catholic Separate Regional Division #17 -- 40. Black Gold Regional Division #18 -- 41. Aspen View Regional Division #19 -- 42. Medicine Hat Catholic Separate Regional Division #20 --; Continued ... 43. St. Thomas Aquinas Regional Divisions #22 -- 44. Clearview Regional Division #24 -- 45. Sturgeon School Division #24 -- 46. Prairie Land Regional Division #25 -- 47. Palliser Regional Division #26 -- 48. Buffalo Trail Regional Division #28 -- 49. Battle River Regional Division #31 -- 50. Wolf Creek Regional Division #32 -- 51. Peace Wapiti Regional Division #33 -- 52. Grande Yellowhead Regional Division #35 -- 53. Foothills School Division #38 -- 54. Rocky View School Division #41 -- 55. High Prairie School Divisions #48 --; Continued ... 56. Fort Vermillion School Division #52 -- 57. Northland School Division #61 -- 58. Wild Rose School Division #66 -- 59. Horizon School Division #67 -- 60. Livingstone Range School Division #68 -- 61. Northern Lights School Division #69 -- 62. Parkland School Division #70.5prepared by Alberta. Alberta Education.; 17p. ; 28 cmCby Dept. of Education.; 20 leaves : ill. ; 28 cm; Title from cover.Collaborative project of the Fort McMurray Catholic Schools and Alberta Education.; A Conference on: Outcome-based education : a Canadian context, May 17-19, 1993, Fantasyland Hotel - West Edmonton Mall, Edmonton, Alberta.(Report signed October 2008 (AGL Dec. 08).1 v. : ill. ; 28 cm; Annual; Sept. 2007.; Title from cover.; Description based on: Sept. 2007.; Latest issue consulted: Sept. 2007.; Tables.; 2007 edition was published by Alberta Employment and Immigration; 2008 edition was not released; 2009 edition was published by Alberta Finance and Enterprise.; At the top of the t.p.: "Regional Economic Indicators - September 2007 - Public Use - Wood Buffalo".; Hard copy printed from PDF file. Edmonton, Alta : Alberta Government Library, Commerce Place Site, 2009.; AGL Commerce Place (AEED): locally printed copy..1 v. : ill. ; 28 cm; Annual; Sept. 2007.; Title from t.p.; Description based on: Sept. 2007.; Latest issue consulted: Sept. 2007.; Tables.; 2007 edition was published by Alberta Employment and Immigration; 2008 edition was not released; 2009 edition was published by Alberta Finance and Enterprise.; At the top of the t.p.: "Regional Economic Indicators - September 2007 - Public Use - Calgary Region".; Hard copy printed from PDF file. Edmonton, Alta : Alberta Government Library, Commerce Place Site, 2009.; AGL Commerce Place (AEED): locally printed copy.!Caption title.; "September 2009."Caption title.; "April 2009."Description based on paper downloaded on July 21, 2009 from http://www.energy.alberta.ca/Org/pdfs/BRIK_RFP.pdf; Cover title.; "July 21, 2009. Closing date: December 2, 2009."; "This RFP is issued by the Department of Energy in preliminary form on July 21, 2009. The Department invites comments and suggestions by August 31, 2009, and intends to re-issue this RFP in an amended, final form on September 30, 2009.; Also available on the Internet.; System requirements for online access: Adobe Acrobat.Description based on copy printed Aug. 28, 2007 from http://www.energy.gov.ab.ca/docs/oil/pdfs/RISAppendix_A_PriceReview07.pdf; Cover title; Oil sands economics and royalty series (Alberta Energy); Alberta royalty review 2007 (Alberta Energy)Description based on copy printed June 13, 2007 from http://www.energy.gov.ab.ca/docs/albertaenergy/TechReport-1_OilSands.pdf; Economics and royalty series (Alberta Energy); Alberta royalty review 2007 (Alberta Energy)1 v. (various pagings) ; 28 cm; "November 30, 2006."; Includes appendices.; Also available on the Internet.; System requirements for online access: Adobe Acrobat.u1 v. ; 28 cm; Caption title.; Updated periodically.; Facts on oil sands (Dec. 24) -- Talk about oil sands (Mar. 2008)dGovernment publication, Partial animation, State or province government publication, Videorecording&v. : ill., maps ; 28 cm; Caption title1 v. (various pagings) ; 30 cm7Alberta Energy.; 24 leaves : ill. ; 28 cm; Cover title.[cartographic materials]; 1:750000; 1 poster ; 72 x 99 cm; Description based on December 31, 1984 issue.; Inset enlargement of Suncor, Syncrude area; This map has no statutory nor regulatory sanction.ENR report ; 110.\Alberta Dept. of Energy and Natural Resources.; ca. 500 leaves in various foliations ; 29 cm31 leaves : maps ; 28 cm.prepared by Energy and Natural Resources, Energy Resources Conservation Board, Alberta Oil Sands Technology and Research Authority.; Prepared for limited distribution to delegations visiting Alberta. -- Includes 6 vials with samples of oil sands, bitumen, trailings, sulphur, coke and synthetic crude oil.; AGL Great West Life*The accompanying vials are kept in the Library's Archive section.; ENR report ; 26.1 videocassette (30 min.) : sd, col ; 3/4 in; VHS; Additional footage courtesy of Syncrude Canada Ltd, Suncor Energy Inc.; Host, Laureen Reagan[electronic resource].; computer disks ; 3 1/2 in; Quarterly; Dec. 2002-; Accompanied by map.; System requirements: Excell software.; AEU: Map catalobued separately: Active oil sands schemes map (ST-44)[cartographic material] / EUB..; Scale ca. 1:100,000.; 8 maps : col. ; 75 x 50 cm., on sheets 93 x 57 cm; "Information as of November 30, 2001"; [sht.1] 2000 -- [sht.2] 2005 -- [sht.3] 2010 -- [sht.4] 2015 -- [sht.5] 2020 -- [sht.6] 2025 -- [sht.7] 2030 -- [sht.8] 2035.[electronic resource] / submitted to: Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and Alberta Environment; submitted by: Devon ARL Corporation.; 1 computer laser optical disc : ill., maps ; 3/4 in; "January 2008."; Supplied information: Application no. 00224816-001.; System requirements: Adobe Reader, minimum version: 4.05, recommended: 7.0. Application is run from the CD-ROM. Adobe Reader 7.0 requirements: Intel Pentium processor; Microsoft Windows 95 OSR2.0, Windows 98 SE, Windows Millennium, Windows NT 4.0 with Service Pack 5, Windows 2000 or Windows XP; 84 MB of Ram; 24 MB of available hard-disk space.; Health, safety and environment handbooksubmitted to Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and Alberta Environment.; v : ill., maps ; 29 cm; "June 2002."; V.1. Project description -- v.2. EIA overview -- v.3. People -- v.4a. Air and noise -- v.4b. Air and noise appendices -- v.5a. Water / Golder Associates -- v.5b. Water appendices -- v.6a. Land -- v.6b. Land appendices -- v.7. Environmental health -- v.8a. Supporting documents -- v.8b. Supporting documents no net loss plan -- [v.9] Horizon Oil Sands Project supplemental information, volume 1a, March 2003 -- [v.10] Horizon Oil Sands Project supplemental information, volume 1b, appendices -- [v.11] Horizon Oil Sands Project update on stakeholder consultant activities: First Nation and Metis Communities, March to June 2003 -- [v.12] Canadian Natural Resources Limited application for an oil sands mine, bitumen extraction plant, and bitumen upgrading plant in the Fort McMurray area, January 27, 2004.; Decision (Alberta Energy and Utilities Board) ; 2004-005.Applications No. 1032550.; Caption title.; "Dated at Calgary, Alberta on July 14, 2000"--P. 17.; Decision (Alberta Energy and Utilities Board) ; D 00-50.qApplication No. 1325847--P. 1.; "December 30, 2004."; Decision (Alberta Energy and Utilities Board) ; D 2004-113.ID: 14ID: 11ID: 9ID: 7ID: 5#Environment Conservation Authority.FAlberta. Environ< ment Conservation Authority.; 1v. : ill., maps ; 23 cmAlberta Environment Conservation Authority.; iv, 14p. : maps ; 28 cm; The restoration of water levels in the Peace Athabasca deltaCataloging source: eng; Physical descrip: 29 v. in 31. ill., maps (some fold., some col.) 23-28 cm.; Added title: Current status report on Alberta's eastern slopes.; Added title: Information centres and source material for the public hearings.; Added title: Oldman River drainage basin.; Added title: Bow River watershed basin.; Added title: North Saskatchewan and Red Deer River basins.; Added title: Smoky River drainage basin.; Added title: Athabasca-Yellowhead area.; Added title: Commercial proposals for tourism and recreation.; Added title: Land use and resources development in the eastern slopes.Added Authors: Calgary Regional Planning Commission. Bow River; Watershed Basin; Red Deer Regional Planning Commission. North; Saskatchewan and Red Deer river basins; Alberta Environment Conservation Authority. Ad Hoc; Committee on the Eastern Slopes. Land use and; Resources Development in the Eastern Slopes%Alberta Environment Planning Division8by Provincial Planning Branch, Dept of Municipal Affairs2General Note: Prepared for Alberta Environment, Environmental Assessment Division; General Note: Supplement to: Environmental impact assessment presented to Alberta Environment in support of an oil sands mining project and Regional socio-economic impact assessment in support of an oil sands mining project_prepared for UNITAR by Alberta Geological Survey, Alberta Research Council.; [15] leaves : ill., map ; 28 cm; UNITAR/UNDP International Conference on Heavy Crude & Tar Sands, August 7-12, 1988, Edmonton, Alberta.; Report prepared: August 9-11, 1988, Edmonton, Alberta.; AGL Petroleum Plaza: Inventory. Oil Development. Resource Land Access. Geology. i, 50[3] l. : maps1 v. (various pagins) : ill. ; 29 cm; Typescript.; "Slave Lake housing investigation [undertaken] jointly with Alberta Housing Corporation and CMHC"--Appendix VIII.4ID: 255; 6 folded maps in 6 pockets at back of book.8by Alberta Indian Development Systems Ltd.; Cover title.ID: 44ID: 2036[cartographic material]; 1 folded map; Scale 1:250,000ID: 2291 folded map; Scale 1:250,000Capability classification by James A. Bibaud, produced by Drafting Pool, Technical Services Division, Alberta Environment. Includes descriptive legend.Q8 v. : ill. ; 27 cm; Cover title.; V.1. Medicine Hat, Lethbridge and areas -- v.2. Calgary -- v.3. Calgary, Hanna and areas -- v.4. Red Deer and area -- v.5. Edmonton -- v.6. Edmonton and area -- v.7. Wainwright, St. Paul, Fort McMurray, Athabasca, Edson and areas -- v.8. Peace River, High Level, High Prairie, Grande Prairie and areas.ID: 53ID: 115prepared by Nystrom, Lee, Kobayashi & Associates .. et al; 2 v. : ill; Prepared for Alberta Environment, Environmental Assessment Division. -- Includes bibliographies; App.1. Athabasca River water quality assessment / Beak Associates Consulting Ltd -- App.2. Evaluation of meteorological, air quality and noise aspects of the proposed CTMP/newsprint project / CIRRUS Consultants -- App.3. Whitecourt Newsprint Mill environmental impact assessment (biophysical studies) / Environmental Management Associates -- App.4. ANC Newsprint Mill socio-economic impact assessment / DPA Group Inc.; Environmental impact assessment of the proposed Whitecourt newsprint mill : supplemental; Chemi-thermomechanical pulp/newsprint project]12 leaves ; 28 cm; Cover title.; "August 1995".; Includes bibliographical references (p. 12).]44 leaves ; 28 cm; Cover title.; "August 1995".; Includes bibliographical references (p. 44).Cover title.; "August 1995".Cataloging source: eng*Cover title.; Text runs parallel to spine.BSponsored jointly by Alberta Environment [and] Environment Canada.Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program.; "Project TF 6.1"; Sponsored jointly by Alberta Environment and Environment Canada.; Bibliography: p. 69-70.; Summary and conclusions.Cataloging source: LC eng; Cataloging source: CaooNL eng CaooNL AEEN; Authentication code: nlc isds/c; Key title: Annual report - Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program; Physical descrip: v. : maps. ; 28 cm.; 1st-3rd; 1975-1977/78; 1981/82-; Special numbering: Report year ends Mar. 31.; Special numbering: Reports for 1981/82- lack numbering.; Continued by: Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program. Review for the fiscal year ....Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program.; v. : maps. ; 28 cm; Annual; 1983/84-; AOSERP report. 134.; AOSERP report. 132.LCataloging source: AEU eng; General Note: Some suggested references:p.19-20.2no. ; 28 cm; no. 1- July 8, 1975-; Ceased in 1977?Cataloging source: eng AEEN; Physical descrip: 2 v. in 3 : ill., maps ; 29 cm.; General Note: Prepared for Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program.; General Note: "HS 30.1."Earl Berger Limited; 1 v. (various pagings; $HS-30.2. -- Prepared for Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program through its Human System. -- Alternative title: Combined report pro-test and modification of instruments developed for longitudinal study of personal adjustment, phase 1; Combined report pre-test and modification of instruments developed for longitudinal study of personal adjustment, phase 1Cataloging source: eng; General Note: Title on cover: Interim report to 1978.; General Note: Sponsored jointly by Alberta Environment and Environment Canada.; Added title: Interim report to 1978.Cataloging source: LC eng; General Note: "Project HS 20.1."; General Note: Sponsored jointly by Alberta Environment and Environment Canada.; Bibliography note: Bibliography: p. 190-217.dCataloging source: eng; General Note: "Project HS 20.3."; Bibliography note: Bibliography: p. 84-88.=Prepared for Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program,1 v. (various pagings) ; 29 cm; Cover title.UAlberta Oil Sands Technology and Research Authority : 15 year porfolio of achievementAlberta Oil Sands Research Seminar (4th : 1979 September 27 - 29 : Fort McMurray, Alberta); 1 v. (various pagings; Popular title: Fourth AOSTRA Research Seminar; Fourth AOSTRA Research SeminarTitle from cover.organized by: Alberta Oil Sands Technology and Research Authority.; 1 v. (various pagings) : ill., maps ; 29 cm; Title from cover.Library and Information Services, Alberta Oil Sands Technology and Research Authority.; 91 leaves ; 29 cm; Cover title.; List of keywords used in AOSI (Alberta Oil Sands Index); AOSI Cover title.1 v. (unpaged) ; 28 cmID: 199Information series (Alberta Research); Alberta Research.; 5 v. : ill. ; 25-29 cm; Irregular.; No. 63-no. 67.; Each issue has a distinctive title.; Monographic series catalogued as a serial (May 1988).,Information series (Alberta Research Council); Alberta Research Council.; v. : ill. ; 25-28 cm; Irregular.; 68-; Each issue has a distinctive title.; Some vols. issued out of chronological order.; Monographic series catalogued as a serial (May 1988). Selected items catalogued separately (Jan. 1990).Alberta Research Council, Energy Resources Division, Oil Sands Research Department.; Cover title.; AGL Petroleum Plaza: Inventory. Oil Development. Resource Land Access. Geology.A7, viii ; 28 cm; "May 28, 1990."; AGL Petroleum Plaza: Inventory.=[electronic resource].; 1 electronic text; Issued as part of the Canadian electronic library documents collection.; Access restricted to authorized users and institutions.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.; Our fair share : report of the Alberta Royalty Review Panel; Canadian electronic library. Documents collection.1 v (various pagings) : ill., 1 map ; 28 cm; "April, 1988."; Commonly known as: Shields report.; Includes bibliographical references.Advisory Committee on Heavy Oil and Oil Sands Development.; v. : ill. ; 28 cm; 1st (1984)-; Numbering dropped with 1988 issue.; Published by Alberta Energy, 1986-; 690: 4 Annual reportsv.. ; 28 cm; Updated irregularly.; 1998-; Caption title.; Issued by: Alberta Dept. of Energy, 1998 ; Alberta Dept. of Resource Development, 1999-2000; Alb< erta Dept. of Energy, 2001-; AGL Great West Life*All years kept in duotang with most recent in front.x[videorecording]; [videorecording]; 1 DVD-video (43 min., 11 sec.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in; "February 2004"; Produced by Dynacor Media Group; sponsored in part by Government of Alberta, Alberta Foundation for the Arts; in association with Discovery Channel; additional footage courtesy of Suncor Energy, Syncrude Canada, Flint Energy Services; Also available on CD-ROM and VHS.kCover title; "September 2008"; Also available online; System requirements for online access: Adobe Acrobat.0Cover title; "March 2008"; Also avilable online.xCaption title.; "July 17, 2007."; Also available on the Internet.; System requirements for online access: Adobe Acrobat.sAlberta Environment.; Also available on the World Wide Web.; System requirements for online version: Adobe Acrobat.Alberta Environment.; Also available on the World Wide Web.; System requirements for online access: Adobe Acrobat.; AGL Great West Life*Our holdings are listed under Guide to code of practice for pipelines and telecommunication lines crossing a water body.Z2 v. ; 28 cm; Cover title.; "July 1999."; [Vol.1] Main report -- [vol.2] Technical supporting document.; Also available on the World Wide Web.; System requirement: Adobe Acrobat.; Technical support document for the regional sustainable development strategy for the Athabasca Oil Sands area; Publication (Alberta. Alberta Environment) ; no. I/754.mFoster Research.; 1 v. (various pagings) : maps ; 28 cm; Prepared for Alberta Environment.; "September 1986."12 leaves : ill., maps ; 30 cm; "May/1977".; "Submitted to C. L. Primus, Director by the Athabasca River Basin Planning Unit, Planning Division, Alberta Environment".sv. ; 28 cm; Annual.; 1st-6th ed.; 1974-1980.; Each issue cumulates all previous issues.; 2nd-6th editions called: Cumulated update.; None issued 1978.; Kept up to date between editions by supplements, 1981 and 1982 were supplements only.; Issued 1974-1977 by Alberta Dept. of the Environment.; 15:GOV DOC CA2 AL EO B56 6th ed.: suppl. 1994; 690: 4 Bibliographies$xEnergy.6Cataloging source: eng; General Note: Errata inserted.v. : ill., maps ; 29 cm; "August 2004."; "Prepared by Husky Oil Operations Limited and submitted jointly to the AlbertaEnergy and Utilities Board (AEUB) and Alberta Environment (AENV)" -- v.1.; V.1. Application; project description, consultation, EIA summary, C&R plan -- v.2a. Environmental impact assessment; introduction, air quality, noise -- v.2b. Environmental impact assessment; aquatic resources -- v.2c. Environmental impact assessment; terrestrial resources -- v.3. Environmental impact assessment; land & resource use, traditional knowledge (TEK), historical resources, human health, SEIA. -- [v.4] Supplemental information, March 2005 -- [v.5] Clarification to supplemental information response Husky Sunrise Thermal Project (June 2005).v. : ill., maps ; 30 cm; Cover title.; "December 2000."; V.1. Introduction - Project description - Related project applications -- v.2. EIA introduction - Air quality - Aquatic resources -- v.3. Terrestrial resources - Traditional land use - Resource use - Human health - Historical resources - Socio-economics - EIA summary -- v.4. Appendices I to VII -- v.5. Appendices VIII to XI -- v.6. Appendices XII to XV -- v.7. Appendices XVI to XXIII -- [v.8] Summary of the application and environmental impact assessment -- [v.9a,b,c] Long Lake Project supplemental information (3 binders, July 2002) / Nexen Canada Ltd. -- [v.10] Long Lake Project supplemental information Alberta Environment and Energy and Utilities Board (2 binders, January 2003) -- [v.11] Update to the conservation and reclamation plan for the Long Lake Project.; [V.12] Long Lake Project supplemental information Alberta Environment and Energy and Utilities Board, March 2003, binder VI -- [v.13] Long Lake Project supplemental information Oil Sands Environmental Coalition and Wood Buffalo First Nation, March 2003, binder VII.; AGL Great West Life*Maps in Volume 12, copy 2 are reduced.V.1. Project application -- v. 2. Environmental impact assessment; environmental impact assessment introduction and air quality -- v. 3. Environmental impact assessment; environmental health, noise and aquatic resources -- v. 4. Environmental impact assessment; terrestrial resources and human environment resources -- [v.5.] Voyageur South Project application and environmental impact summary -- [v.6.] Palaeontological historical resource overview for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Alberta Palaeo-Resources Ltd. [V.7.] Terrestrial vegetation and wetlands resources environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates -- [v.8.] Fish and fish habitat environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates -- [v.9.] Hydrogeology environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project -- [v.10.] Historical resources impact assessment for the Suncor Voyageur South Project permit #2006-545 / Golder Associates -- [v.11.] Wildlife environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates -- [v.12.] Forestry environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates. [V.13.] Surface water hydrology environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates -- [v.14.] Soil and terrain environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates -- [v.15.] History of reclamation and reclamation research for the Suncor oil sands projects / Golder Associates -- [v.16.] Biodiversity environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates -- [v.17.] Resource use environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates -- [v.18.] Traditional land use setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates -- [v.19.] Water quality and aquatic health environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates.OVolume 10 is part of the larger Environmental Impact assessment. See other volumes for additional information. V.1. Project application -- v. 2. Environmental impact assessment; environmental impact assessment introduction and air quality -- v. 3. Environmental impact assessment; environmental health, noise and aquatic resources -- v. 4. Environmental impact assessment; terrestrial resources and human environment resources -- [v.5.] Voyageur South Project application and environmental impact summary -- [v.6.] Palaeontological historical resource overview for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Alberta Palaeo-Resources Ltd. [V.7.] Terrestrial vegetation and wetlands resources environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates -- [v.8.] Fish and fish habitat environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates -- [v.9.] Hydrogeology environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project -- [v.10.] Historical resources impact assessment for the Suncor Voyageur South Project permit #2006-545 / Golder Associates -- [v.11.] Wildlife environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates -- [v.12.] Forestry environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates. [V.13.] Surface water hydrology environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates -- [v.14.] Soil and terrain environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates -- [v.15.] History of reclamation and reclamation research for the Suncor oil sands projects / Golder Associates -- [v.16.] Biodiversity environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates -- [v.17.] Resource use environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates -- [v.18.] Traditional land use setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates -- [v.19.] Water quality and aquatic health environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyag< eur South Project / Golder Associates.OVolume 18 is part of the larger Environmental Impact assessment. See other volumes for additional information. V.1. Project application -- v. 2. Environmental impact assessment; environmental impact assessment introduction and air quality -- v. 3. Environmental impact assessment; environmental health, noise and aquatic resources -- v. 4. Environmental impact assessment; terrestrial resources and human environment resources -- [v.5.] Voyageur South Project application and environmental impact summary -- [v.6.] Palaeontological historical resource overview for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Alberta Palaeo-Resources Ltd. [V.7.] Terrestrial vegetation and wetlands resources environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates -- [v.8.] Fish and fish habitat environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates -- [v.9.] Hydrogeology environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project -- [v.10.] Historical resources impact assessment for the Suncor Voyageur South Project permit #2006-545 / Golder Associates -- [v.11.] Wildlife environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates -- [v.12.] Forestry environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates. [V.13.] Surface water hydrology environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates -- [v.14.] Soil and terrain environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates -- [v.15.] History of reclamation and reclamation research for the Suncor oil sands projects / Golder Associates -- [v.16.] Biodiversity environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates -- [v.17.] Resource use environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates -- [v.18.] Traditional land use setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates -- [v.19.] Water quality and aquatic health environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates.OVolume 15 is part of the larger Environmental Impact assessment. See other volumes for additional information. V.1. Project application -- v. 2. Environmental impact assessment; environmental impact assessment introduction and air quality -- v. 3. Environmental impact assessment; environmental health, noise and aquatic resources -- v. 4. Environmental impact assessment; terrestrial resources and human environment resources -- [v.5.] Voyageur South Project application and environmental impact summary -- [v.6.] Palaeontological historical resource overview for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Alberta Palaeo-Resources Ltd. [V.7.] Terrestrial vegetation and wetlands resources environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates -- [v.8.] Fish and fish habitat environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates -- [v.9.] Hydrogeology environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project -- [v.10.] Historical resources impact assessment for the Suncor Voyageur South Project permit #2006-545 / Golder Associates -- [v.11.] Wildlife environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates -- [v.12.] Forestry environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates. [V.13.] Surface water hydrology environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates -- [v.14.] Soil and terrain environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates -- [v.15.] History of reclamation and reclamation research for the Suncor oil sands projects / Golder Associates -- [v.16.] Biodiversity environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates -- [v.17.] Resource use environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates -- [v.18.] Traditional land use setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates -- [v.19.] Water quality and aquatic health environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates.NVolume 4 is part of the larger Environmental Impact assessment. See other volumes for additional information. V.1. Project application -- v. 2. Environmental impact assessment; environmental impact assessment introduction and air quality -- v. 3. Environmental impact assessment; environmental health, noise and aquatic resources -- v. 4. Environmental impact assessment; terrestrial resources and human environment resources -- [v.5.] Voyageur South Project application and environmental impact summary -- [v.6.] Palaeontological historical resource overview for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Alberta Palaeo-Resources Ltd. [V.7.] Terrestrial vegetation and wetlands resources environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates -- [v.8.] Fish and fish habitat environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates -- [v.9.] Hydrogeology environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project -- [v.10.] Historical resources impact assessment for the Suncor Voyageur South Project permit #2006-545 / Golder Associates -- [v.11.] Wildlife environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates -- [v.12.] Forestry environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates. [V.13.] Surface water hydrology environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates -- [v.14.] Soil and terrain environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates -- [v.15.] History of reclamation and reclamation research for the Suncor oil sands projects / Golder Associates -- [v.16.] Biodiversity environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates -- [v.17.] Resource use environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates -- [v.18.] Traditional land use setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates -- [v.19.] Water quality and aquatic health environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur South Project / Golder Associates.[electronic resource]; 2 computer laser optical discs : ill., maps ; 3/4 in; "March 2005."; Submitted to Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and Alberta Environment.; ; This CD-ROM can be read with Adobe Acrobat Reader 5 and above. Use of version 6.0 is recommended in order to utilize search capability and is provided on this CD-ROM. Adobe Acrobat Reader requirements: Intel Pentium processor; Microsoft Windows 98 Second Edition, Windows Millennium Edition, Windows NT 4.0 with Service Pack 6, Windows 2000 with Service Pack 2, Windows XP Professional or Home Edition, Windows XP Tablet PC Edition; 64 Mb Ram, 60 Mb of available hard-disk space, Internet Explorer 5.01, 55, 6.0 or 6.1; North Steepbank extension project application; Voyageur upgrader project applicationV.1a. North Steepbank extension project application -- v.1b. Voyageur upgrader project application -- v.2. Environmental impact assessment introduction -- v.3. Environmental impact assessment; air quality, noise and environmental health -- v.4. Environmental impact assessment; aquatic resources -- v.5. Environmental impact assessment; terrestrial resources -- v.6. Environmental impact assessment; human environment resources -- [v.7.] Biodiversity environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur Project / Golder Associates -- [v.8.] Fish and fish habitat environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur Project -- [v.9] Forestry environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur Project -- [v.10.] Hydrogeology environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur Project -- [v.11.] Resource use environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur Project -- [v.12.] Soil and terrain environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur Project -- [v.13.] Surface water hydrology environmental settin< g report for the Suncor Voyageur Project -- [v.14.] Terrestrial vegetation, wetlands and forest resources environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur Project -- [v.15.] Traditional land use setting report for the Suncor Voyageur Project -- [v.16.] Water quality environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur Project -- [v.17.] Wildlife environmental setting report for the Suncor Voyageur Project [electronic resource]; 2 computer laser optical discs : ill., maps ; 3/4 in; "March 2005."; Submitted to Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and Alberta Environment.; ; This CD-ROM can be read with Adobe Acrobat Reader 5 and above. Use of version 6.0 is recommended in order to utilize search capability and is provided on this CD-ROM. Adobe Acrobat Reader requirements: Intel Pentium processor; Microsoft Windows 98 Second Edition, Windows Millennium Edition, Windows NT 4.0 with Service Pack 6, Windows 2000 with Service Pack 2, Windows XP Professional or Home Edition, Windows XP Tablet PC Edition; 64 Mb Ram, 60 Mb of available hard-disk space, Internet Explorer 5.01, 55, 6.0 or 6.1; North Steepbank extension project application; Voyageur upgrader project applicationCover title.; "July 2001."; Also available on the Internet.; System requirements for online version: Adobe Acrobat.; Publication (Alberta. Alberta Environment) ; no. T/633.Yprepared for Alberta Department of Environment.; 1 v. (various foliations) : ill. ; 29 cmID: 326; "August 1989."prepared for Alberta Environment by Athabasca Tar Sands Corridor Study Group ... [et al.].; 8 v. in 11 : ill. (some col.), maps ; 28 cm; On title page of v.1, pt.2: Alberta oil sands corridor study, by Alberta Oil Sands Corridor Study Group.; On title page of v.2: Transportation corridor study.; On title page of v.4, pt.2: Transportation corridor study, Fort McMurray to Edmonton.; v.1, pt.1. Corridor concept. -- v.1, pt.2. Corridor development plan. -- v.2. Extracts from existing literature. -- v.3. Effect of existing legislation. -- v.4. Environment: general characteristics & conditions, pt. 1 & 2. -- v.5. Effect upon human settlement patterns. -- v.6. Environment and engineering: powerline, pipeline, highway, railway. -- v.7A. Public meetings, phase 1. -- v.7B. Public meetings, phase 2. -- v.8. Corridors and terminals.; Alberta oil sands corridor study; Transportation corridor study; Corridor concept; Corridor development plan; Extracts from existing literature; Effect of existing legislation; Environment: general characteristics & conditions; Effect upon human settlement patterns; Environment and engineering: powerline, pipeline, highway, railway; Transportation corridor study, Fort McMurray to Edmonton; Corridors and terminals@Sponsored jointly by Alberta Environment and Environment Canada.U[electronic resource] / submitted to: Alberta Environment & Alberta Energy and Utilities Board.; 1 computer laser optical disc : ill., maps ; 3/4 in; V.1. Project submission; environmental impact assessment; consultation reports -- v.2. Consultation reports -- [v.3] Supplemental information (Sept. 2005); System requirements: Adobe Acrobat.nv. : ill., maps ; 29 cm; "Building a pure oil sands company one step at a time" -- cover.; V.1. Project submission; environmental impact assessment; consultation reports -- v.2. Consultation reports -- [v.3] Supplemental information (Sept. 2005) -- [v.4] Deer Creek Energy Limited, Joslyn SAGD Project - Phase IIIA supplemental information responses (March 20, 2006)H1 v. : ill. ; 29 cm; On cover: ESAA.; Session 1. Regulatory Tools: The approval process - views from all angles; The Environmental Appeals Board -- Session 2. Social Science: Growth and stewardship: exploring the natural capital policy challenges and opportunities facing Alberta municipalities; Sustainable resource and environmental management through Alberta's FireSmart Program -- Session 3. 2005 Flood Events and Water Infrastructure: June 2005 flooding - AENV response; The June 2005 floods in central and southern Alberta; The importance of an infrastructure management system -- Session 4. Perspectives on Oil Sands Region: Environmental management in Alberta's oil sand region; The importance of an infrastructure management system -- Session 5. Forest Ecology: The mountain pine beetle - scope of the problem and key issues in Alberta; The North Cabin Pipeline - a case study working together to balance resource development with environmental management; Wildlife movement corridor alteration from oil sands mining -- Session 6. Climate Change: The Montreal action plan: towards a new international climate change policy reginme [sic] beyond 2012; Transportation and climate change - options for Alberta's future -- Session 7. Innovative Technologies: Facilitating environmental innovation, technology and research for a responsible western Canadian hydrocarbon energy industry; Petro-Canada reuses treated Edmonton wastewater -- Session 8. Emerging Issues and Responses on Wildlife: Caribou Landscape Management Association (CLMA) integrated planning model -- Session 9. Working Together for the Preservation of Alberta Parks: Fish Creek Provincial Park - innovations in urban green space and wetlands; For the love of Alberta's parks! -- Session 10. First Nations: Documentation and use of traditional environmental knowledge in oil sands mine planning -- Session 11. Integrated Land Management: Integrated Land Management Program (ILM); Managing human use in wildlife corridors - a case study in the Bow Valley, Alberta -- Session 12. Innovations in Waste Management: EWMCE - innovative partnership in waste management -- Session 13. Innovative Technologies: Sustainable buildings, Alberta Parks showcases LEED (trademark) certified buildings -- Session 14. Emerging Issues: No papers available -- Session 15. New Developments: Resilient forest management in Alberta - a new way of practice; EnviroVista, a program for environmental leaders -- Session 16. Human Health and Wastewater Contaminants: Long-term human health assessment program following and [sic] accidental release of dioxins, furans and PCBs from Swan Hills Special Waste Treatment Centre 1996-2005; Out of sight, out of mind: pharmaceuticals, personal care products and other organic wastewater contaminants in Alberta surface waters -- Session 17. Focus on Partnerships: Regional environmental outcomes - a partnership approach for southern Alberta -- Session 18. Leading the Way: BC - Alberta environmental cooperation and harmonization; environmental management changes -- Session 19. Building Environmental Stewards: Affecting change - how do you encourage people to adopt sustainable behaviour; Growing together: partnerships in education; Examples of on-the-ground practice changes: AESA program successes in helping farmers & ranchers adopt environmentally sustainable agriculture practices; Alberta Water Quality Awareness Day -- Session 20. Focus on Agriculture: Developing soil phosphorus limits for Alberta's agricultural lands; Municipalities and the Agricultural Operation Practices Act (AOPA); Agriculture and Climate Information Service (ACIS) -- Session 21. Coalbed Methane - Challenge and Opportunities: Coalbed methane/natural gas in coal consultation process; Coalbed methane and groundwater; Planning coalbed methane drilling programs in environmentally sensitive areas - experiences from the Rumsey Natural Area -- Session 22: Sustainable Municipalities: Re-imagining the suburbs; Sustainable community design and development; ImagineCALGARY - a collaborative approach to developing urban sustainability strategies; Okotoks on purpose - a sustainable story -- Session 23. Focus on Water: Strategic needs for energy related water use technologies; Value of water to the Alberta economy; Town of Cochrane water conservation initiative - an important step toward watershed stewardship -- Session 24. Lake Wabamun: Situation and Response: Response to an oil spill on the shoreline of an important recreational lake in central Alberta; Alberta Environmental Protection Commission; The Lake Wabamun experience: shoreline assessment and other challen< ges -- Session 25. Building Environmental Stewards: Alberta's range resources management program; Every drop counts - an informed public starts with informed students -- Session 26. Focus on Lakes - Science and Stewardship: Alberta Lake Management Society - bridging the gap between academics, governments and local stewards; Alberta lakes - a legacy worth protecting -- Session 27. Leading the Way: Energy development and public safety; Greening the pages - Alberta Environment's move to responsible procurement practices -- Session 28. Biodiversity and Geology: What's up underground - appraising undiscovered earth resources for land planning and environmental stewardship at Alberta Geological Survey -- Session 29. Focus on Water Supply: Opportunistic operations of reservoirs in southern Alberta for environmental benefits; Solving Alberta's water supply shortfalls through enhanced storage - Panacea or fallacy? -- Session 30. Focus on Energy Development - Innovation and Cooperation: Upstream oil and gas policy integration project; Canadian Clean Power Coalition - current status of clean coal studies -- Session 31. Alberta's Environment Industry: State of Alberta's environment industry and Alberta Economic Development's strategic industry focus -- Session 32. Leading the Way: CASA Flaring and Venting Project Team - from an Alberta problem to a world solution -- Session 33. Shared Governance of the Environment: Shared environmental governance -- Session 34. Irrigation - A Multi-faceted Activity: Irrigation is much more than agriculture -- Session 35. Focus on Water Management and Stewardship: Alberta Water Council -- Session 36. Leading the Way on Energy: Re-branding Alberta: Alberta's leadership role in energy policy.; Also available on the Internet.; System requirements for online access: Adobe Acrobat.by Intercontinental Engineering of Alberta Ltd.; 2 v. : ill., maps (part col., some folded) ; 28 cm; [v.1] Report and recommendations to Alberta Department of the Environment. -- [v.2] Supplementary working papers.[electronic resource] / submitted to: Alberta Environment and Alberta Energy and Utilities Board.; 4 computer laser optical disc : ill., maps ; 3/4 in; At head of title: Application for approval of the.; "July 2005."; CD1 Application for approval of the Christina Lake Regional Project and supplemental information (May 2006)-- CD2 Second supplemental information request (January 2007) -- CD3 Application for approval of the Christina Lake Regional Project - revised geology simulation data (July 2006) -- CD4 Christina Lake Regional Project environmental setting reports (July 2005); System requirements: Adobe Acrobat.; Application for approval of the Christina Lake regional project; Christina Lake Regional Project environmental setting reports, V.1. Project description -- v. 2. Environmental impact assessment - introduction -- v. 3. Air quality, noise, odour and air emissions effects -- v. 4. Aquatic resources and terrestrial resources -- v. 5. Human environment -- [v.6.] Christina Lake regional project biodiversity environmental setting report / Golder Associates -- [v.7.] Christina Lake regional project fish and fish habitat environmental setting report / Golder Associates -- [v.8.] Christina Lake regional project forestry environmental setting report / Golder Associates. [V.9.] Christina Lake regional project hydrogeology environmental setting report / Westwater Environmental Ltd. -- [v.10.] Christina Lake regional project hydrology experimental setting report / Matrix Solutions Inc. -- [v.11.] Christina Lake regional project resource use environmental setting report / AXYS Environmental Consulting Ltd. -- [v.12.] Christina Lake regional project soil and terrain environmental setting report / Golder Associates -- [v.13.] Christina Lake regional project vegetation environmental setting report / Golder Associates -- [v.14.] Christina Lake regional project water quality environmental setting report / Golder Associates -- [v.15.] Christina Lake regional project wildlife environmental setting report / Golder Associates. [electronic resource] / submitted to: Alberta Environment and Alberta Energy and Utilities Board.; 4 computer laser optical disc : ill., maps ; 3/4 in; At head of title: Application for approval of the.; "July 2005."; CD1 Application for approval of the Christina Lake Regional Project and supplemental information (May 2006)-- CD2 Second supplemental information request (January 2007) -- CD3 Application for approval of the Christina Lake Regional Project - revised geology simulation data (July 2006) -- CD4 Christina Lake Regional Project environmental setting reports (July 2005); System requirements: Adobe Acrobat.; Application for approval of the Christina Lake regional project; Christina Lake Regional Project environmental setting reports[electronic resource] / submitted by: MEG Energy Corp.; submitted to: Energy Resources Conservation Board and Alberta Environment.; 1 computer optical laser disc : ill. ; 4 3/4 in; At head of title: Application for approval of the.; "April 2008."; This CD-ROM can be read with Adobe Acrobat Reader 5 and above. Use of Version 7.0 is recommended and provided on this CD-ROM. Adobe Reader Version 7.0 system requirements: Intel Pentium processor; Microsoft Windows 2000 with Service Pack 2, Windows XP Professional or Home Edition, or Windows XP Tablet PC Edition; 128 Mb Ram; Up to 90 Mb of available hard-disk space; Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5 or higher.; Application for approval of the Christina Lake regional project phase 3[electronic resource]; v. : ill., maps ; 30 cm; Cover title.; "Application to: Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and Alberta Environment for the approval of MacKay River Expansion, November 2005" -- v.1 cover.; Application -- Supplemental information #2 (Mar. 2007); System requirements: This CD-ROM can be read with Adobe Acrobat Reader 5 and above. Use of Version 7.0 is recommended and is provided on this CD-ROM. Adobe Acrobat Version 7.0 system requirements: Intel Pentium processor, Microsoft Windows 2000 with Service Pack 2, Windows XP Professional or Home Edition, or Windows XP Tablet PC Edition, 128 Mb Ram, Upt ot 90 Mb of available hard-disk space, Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5 or higher.[electronic resource]; 1 computer laser optical disc : ill., maps ; 3/4 in; On cover: Submitted to Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and Alberta Environment.; "December 2003."; System requirements: Suncor application requires Acrobat Reader, minimum version: 4.05, recommended: 5.0, application is run from CD-ROM. Adobe Reader 5.0 requirements: Intel Pentium processor; Microsoft Windows 95 OSR2.0, Windows 98 SE, Windows Millennium, Windows NT 4.0 with Service Pack 5, Windows 2000 or Windows XP; 84 MB of Ram; 24 MB of available hard disk space.; AGL Great West Life*CD version only contains application and baseline reports; supplemental information is available in print version only.& [electronic resource]; 1 computer laser optical disc : ill., maps ; 3/4 in; On cover: Submitted to Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and Alberta Environment.; "December 2003."; System requirements: Suncor application requires Acrobat Reader, minimum version: 4.05, recommended: 5.0, application is run from CD-ROM. Adobe Reader 5.0 requirements: Intel Pentium processor; Microsoft Windows 95 OSR2.0, Windows 98 SE, Windows Millennium, Windows NT 4.0 with Service Pack 5, Windows 2000 or Windows XP; 84 MB of Ram; 24 MB of available hard disk space.; AGL Great West Life*CD version only contains application and baseline reports; supplemental information is available in print version only. V.1. Project description -- v. 2. Environmental impact assessment -- v. 3. Biodiversity baseline report for the Suncor south tailings pond project / Golder Associates -- v. 4. Fish and fish habitat baseline for the Suncor south tailings pond project -- v. 5. Forestry baseline report for the south tailings pond project -- v. 6. Historical resources impact assessment for the Suncor south tailings pond project permit #2003-244 -- v. 7. Hydrogeology baseline for the Suncor south tailin< gs pond project -- v. 8. Hydrology baseline for the Suncor south tailings pond project -- v. 9. Soil and terrain baseline report for the Suncor south tailings pond project -- v. 10. Terrestrial vegetation, wetlands and forest resources baseline report for the Suncor south tailings pond project -- v. 11. Traditional land use baseline for the Suncor south tailings pond project -- v. 12. Water quality baseline for the Suncor south tailings pond project -- v. 13. Wildlife baseline report for the Suncor south tailings pond project -- [v.14] Supplemental information (June 2004); additional information submitted August 23, 2004 -- [v.15] Additional information Suncor Energy Inc. south tailings pond project Alberta Energy and Utilities Board application no. 1325847 Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act application no. 42-00000094 Water Act File No. 199406 and environmental impact assessment report (August 31, 2004) -- [v.16] South tailings pond application supporting information, October 13, 2004; Report on human health risk assessment of water exposures in McLean Creek and the Wood Creek Sand Channel / Golder Associates. 3Cover title.; Also available on the World Wide Web.wIncludes bibliographical references and glossary.; Publication (Alberta. Alberta Environmental Protection) ; no. I/630.Approved by Cabinet on May 7, 1996 -- t.p.; Amendment later released, by Alberta Sustainable Resource Development: Amendment to the Fort McMurray-Athabasca Oil Sands subregional integrated resource plan.; Includes bibliographical references and glossary.; Amendment to the Fort McMurray-Athabasca Oil Sands subregional integrated resource plan; Publication (Alberta. Alberta Environmental Protection) ; no. I/358.y[map]; [map]; Scale 1:150,000 and 1:2,500; 2 maps : col., both sides ; 22 x 35 cm. folded to 22 x 9 cm; Title from panel.yCover title.; "July 1993."; Bibliography: p. 22-24.; Publication (Alberta. Alberta Environmental Protection) ; no. T/686.U[videorecording].; 1 VHS videocassette (18 min.) : col., sd ; 1/2 in; Supplied title.[electronic resource] / submitted to: Technical Committee, Canada-Alberta Flood Damage Reduction Program; submitted by: River Engineering Branch, Technical Services and Monitoring Division, Water Resources Services, Alberta Environmental Protection.; 1 computer laser optical disc : ill., maps ; 3/4 in; "File P 8.4."; On CD label: Sawridge Creek at Lesser Slave Lake.; Includes bibliographical references.; System requirements: Adobe Acrobat.[electronic resource] / submitted to: Alberta Environmental Protection, River Engineering Branch for Canada-Alberta Flood Reduction Program, Edmonton, Alberta ; submitted by: Northwest Hydraulic Consultants Ltd.; 1 computer laser optical disc : ill., maps ; 3/4 in; "May 1994."; "File P 8.30."; "Athabasca River at Hinton" -- CD label.; Includes bibliographical references.; System requirements: Adobe Acrobat.[map] = Carte des zones inondables, Town of Slave Lake / produced for Inland Waters Directorate, Environment Canada, Regina and Alberta Environmental Protection.; [map]; [map]; Scale 1:10,000; 1 map : col. ill ; 82 x 71 cm. folded to 28 x 22 cm; Includes location map and legend.; "Produced from 1:5000 scale orthophoto maps supplied by Land Information services Division, Alberta Environmental Protection 1990.; On margin: Canada-Alberta Flood Damage Reduction Program.; Verso of map includes panel title, text and photographs..1 v. (various pagings) ; 30 cm; "August 1995."wvi, 44 leaves : maps ; 28 cm; "An Alberta oil sands status report."; Cover title.; Includes bibliographical references.The Government of the Province of Alberta; Part of Alberta sessional paper 603, tabled March 8, 1974 by the Hon. Don Getty.; Cover title: The Alberta oil sands story.; The Alberta oil sands storyav. : ill. ; 28 cm; Annual; Began with July 2009; Title from t.p.; Description based on: July 2009.; Latest issue consulted: July 2009.; 2007 edition was published by Alberta Employment and Immigration; 2008 edition was not released.; Only current edition is available online (viewed Sept. 28, 2009) at http://www.albertacanada.com/regionaldev/index.htmllv. : ill. ; 28 cm; Annual; Began with July 2009; Title from cover.; Description based on: July 2009.; Latest issue consulted: July 2009.; 2007 edition was published by Alberta Employment and Immigration; 2008 edition was not released.; Tables.; Only current edition is available online (viewed Sept. 28, 2009) at http://www.albertacanada.com/regionaldev/index.html[33] leaves : ill. ; 28 cm[21] leaves : ill. ; 28 cmIncludes glossary.; Bibliography: p. 44-45.; AGL Petroleum Plaza: Inventory. ; "File 4950-10-47" on title page.; AGL Monenco Place: "File 4950-10-47" on title page.; 690: 4 Resource planning$zAlberta$zAthabasca.ID: 317ID: 32November 2000.; "December 2000"--Cover.; Includes bibliographical references (p. 50-53).; Also available on the Internet.; System requirements for online access: Adobe Acrobat.mAlberta Highways and Transport Construction Branch.; 1 v. (various pagings) : ill. ; 29 cm; Title from cover.(Report signed July 2007 (AGL Sept. 2008)&Report signed Nov. 2006 (AGL Feb 2008)#Signed on May 2005 (AGL April 2008)v. ; 28 cm; Annual; 1994 to 1998-; Title from cover.; Issued by: Performance and Applied Research, Alberta Human Resources and Employment, 1995/1999-2Title on cover: Fort McMurray.; "January 1, 1973".*Title on cover: Westlock.; "January 1973."Report signed on Nov 3, 1998.Report signed Dec 1996.R1 v. (various foliations) : ill., 1 map ; 23 x 37 cm; Text runs parallel to spine.uby Lakeland Unit, Planning Branch, Alberta Municipal Affairs.; iii, 30 leaves : ill., folded maps (some col.) ; 28 cmAlberta Municipal Affairs ; Lynne Dale, plan preparation ; Elly Martin, maps ; Ann McIntosh, graphics.; 42 leaves : ill., fold. maps (some col.) ; 30 cm; Cover title: Slave Lake general municipal plan, 1979.; Looseleaf.; Slave Lake general municipal plan, 1979,10 leaves : ill., maps ; 28 cm; Cover title.(prepared by: Planning Branch, Alberta Municipal Affairs.; 9 leaves : ill. (1 folded map) ; 28 cm; Prepared for: Improvement District No. 18(N).; "Adopted by the Minister of Municipal Affairs as Council for Improvement District No. 18(N), under Ministerial Order #464/91 and signed June 10, 1991".\Alberta Municipal Affairs, Planning Services Division.; Includes bibliographical references.?ID: 367; "This document was written by Carol A. Ames" - p. [26]for Improvement District Operations Division, Alberta Municipalities ; by Planning Branch, Planning Services Division, Alberta Municipal Affairs.; Includes folded map in pocket.5Alberta Municipal Affairs, Provincial Planning Branch:prepared for Provincial Planning Branch, Department of Municipal Affairs by Interdepartmental Planning Division, Alberta Department of the Environment; Cover title: Slave Lake Watershed protection study : zone 1. -- Cover date is July 1972. -- One map in back pocket; Slave Lake Watershed protection study : zone 1prepared by S.J. Collins.; v. : ill., maps (some col.) ; 29-38 x 46 cm; Accompanied by portfolio containing 4 coloured maps.; Sections 1-2. Historical and physical setting.--Section 3. Allocation of land according to renewable resource potential.prepared by Alberta Municipal Affairs, Alberta Advanced Education and Manpower.; [54] leaves : ill. (some col.) ; 28 cm; Cover title.prepared by the Municipal District of Westlock No. 92, General Municipal Plan Committee.; Cover title: M.D. of Westlock No. 92 general muncipal plan.; Prepared with the assistance of Alberta Municipal Affairs.; M.D. of Westlock No. 92 general municipal planID: 316Issued in binder.C1 v. : ill., maps ; 28 cm; Irregular; June 2000.; Title from cover. 1 v. ; 28 cmCover title.; Includes bibliographical references.; Also available on the Internet.; System requirements for online access: Adobe Acrobat.Description based on copy printed Oct. 27, 2005 from http://www3.gov.ab.ca/srd/regions/northeast/pdf/FtMcMineableOilSandsIRP.pdf; Cover title.; "This plan will effectively replace the Fort McMurray-Athabasca Oil Sands S< ubregional Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) and connect the Mineable Oil Sands Strategy (MOSS) to the surrounding area." -- p. 2; "Draft as of October 2005" -- cover; Bibliography: p. 81-82.Approved by Cabinet on May 7, 1996, Amended June 2002 -- t.p.; Includes bibliographical references and glossary.; Publication (Alberta. Alberta Sustainable Resource Development) ; no. I/358.[electronic resource]; v : ill., maps ; 12 cm; Description based on 2008 issue.; "EPEA Approval number: 149968-00-01" -- cover.; "Prepared for: Alberta Environment, Alberta Sustainable Resource Development.2, [4], 55 leaves; 30 cm; Community Tourism Action Plan registration number: 4572-F2-R.; Community Tourism Action Plan was initiated by Alberta Tourism.2, [12], 58 leaves ; 30 cm; Community Tourism Action Plan registration number: 4572-F3-R.; Community Tourism Action Plan was initiated by Alberta Tourism.2, [6], iii, 54 leaves ; 30 cm; Community Tourism Action Plan registration number: 4573-18N-R.; Community Tourism Action Plan was initiated by Alberta Tourism.2, [4], 49 leaves ; 30 cm; Community Tourism Action Plan registration number: 4575-W2-R.; Community Tourism Action Plan was initiated by Alberta Tourism.[7], 56, [5] leaves ; 30 cm; Community Tourism Action Plan registration number: 4578-B1-R.; Community Tourism Action Plan was initiated by Alberta Tourism.[3], 56, [14] leaves ; 30 cm; Prepared: August 1989 ; Revised: September 1992.; Community Tourism Action Plan registration number: 578-S3-R.; Community Tourism Action Plan was initiated by Alberta Tourism.[10], 43, [2], 43 leaves ; 30 cm; Community Tourism Action Plan registration number: 578-M2-R.; Community Tourism Action Plan was initiated by Alberta Tourism.; "April, 1989".2, [55] leaves ; 30 cm; Community Tourism Action Plan registration number: 573-18N-R.; Community Tourism Action Plan was initiated by Alberta Tourism.2, [5], 2, [56] leaves ; 30 cm; Community Tourism Action Plan registration number: 572-C3-R.; Community Tourism Action Plan was initiated by Alberta Tourism.; Native peoples Alberta Cree Band.2, ii, 49 leaves ; 30 cm; Community Tourism Action Plan registration number: 572-F1-R.; Community Tourism Action Plan was initiated by Alberta Tourism.; Native peoples Alberta Athabasca Chipewyan Band.3[3], 63 leaves ; 30 cm; Community Tourism Action Plan registration number: 572-J1-R.; Community Tourism Action Plan was initiated by Alberta Tourism.; Native peoples Alberta Janvier Indian Reserve Local 194.; Native peoples Alberta Janvier Indian Band.; Native peoples Alberta Janvier Indian Administration.1March 1989.; Includes bibliographical references.[9], 4, [1], 16, [28] leaves ; 30 cm; Community Tourism Action Plan registration number: 578-W3-R.; Community Tourism Action Plan was initiated by Alberta Tourism.; "June 28, 1989".1 v. [various pagins]; [71] leaves ; 30 cm; "December 1988".; Community Tourism Action Plan registration number: 578-W4-R.; Community Tourism Action Plan was initiated by Alberta Tourism.[6] leaves, 38 pages, [32] leaves ; 30 cm; Community Tourism Action Plan registration number: 578-H4-R.; Community Tourism Action Plan was initiated by Alberta Tourism.; "November 1988".2, [82] leaves ; 30 cm; Community Tourism Action Plan registration number: 4573-I2-R.; Community Tourism Action Plan was initiated by Alberta Tourism.[3], 67 leaves ; 30 cm; Community Tourism Action Plan registration number: 570-F1-R.; Community Tourism Action Plan was initiated by Alberta Tourism.; "February 11, 1991".ID: 344; Community Tourism Action Plan registration number: 571-A1-R. Community Tourism Action Plan was initiated by Alberta Tourism.7Hickling-Johnston Ltd.; 1 v. ; 29 cm; Cover title: Slave Lake community growth impact study.; Prepared for the Town of Slave Lake Community Growth Impact Study Organization; with the support of Northern Development Branch, Alberta Tourism and Small Business...[et al.].; Slave Lake Community Growth Impact StudyNWoods Gordon.; 1 v. ; 29 cm; Greater county of Athabasca area : program reportYWoods Gordon.; 1 v. : tables ; 29 cm; Greater county of Athabasca area : technical report8Infact Research and Consulting Inc.; ii, 59, [4], 9, [2] leaves : ill. ; 28 cm; "April 30, 2007".; Also available online (viewed 15 July 2009) at address: http://tpr.alberta.ca/tourism/research/docs/JasperMarketPotential.pdf; System requirements for online access: Adobe Acrobat.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.[videorecording] : Albertans battle fires & floods.; 1 videocassette (VHS) (7:12 min.) : sd, col. ; 1/2 in; On cassette: December 11, 1995.; Albertans battle fires & floodszsubmitted to: Alberta Transportation and Utilities ; prepared by Reid Crowther and Partners.; 1 v. (unpaged) : folded mapsFenco Consultants Ltd; Report was commissioned by Alberta Dept. of Transportation and Canada Dept. of Regional Economic Expansion, with the cooperation of Parks Canada. -- Bibliography: p. 71-72[electronic resource] : a plan for Alberta's oil sands / Alberta Treasury Board.; 1 electronic text; Issued as part of the Canadian electronic library, Documents collection, and Canadian public policy collection.; "February 2009."; Introduction -- Our vision for the future of the oil sands -- Our guiding principles -- Our outcomes -- Our strategies -- A context for Alberta's oil sands -- From vision to action -- Strategy 1 -- Strategy 2 -- Strategy 3 -- Strategy 4 -- Strategy 5 -- Strategy 6 -- Key success factors -- Next steps -- Appendix A: Provincial and regional implementation -- Appendix B: Priority actions -- Appendix C: Related Government of Alberta strategies and initiatives.; Access restricted to authorized users and institutions.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.; Canadian electronic library. Canadian public policy collection.; Canadian electronic library. Documents collection.[electronic resource] : unlocking the potential.; 1 electronic text; Issued as part of the Canadian electronic library, Documents collection, and Canadian public policy collection.; "January 30, 2004."; Includes bibliographical references (p. 78).; Canadian oil sands, opportunity in a changing world -- Key challenges facing the industry -- Mining-based bitumen extraction -- In-situ bitumen production -- Sustainable development on the ground -- Upgrading in a dynamic market -- Energy and hydrogen -- Air emissions -- Supporting sciences -- Conclusions on technology and the way forward -- Long term development for Canadian society -- References -- Glossary of selected terms commonly used in the oil sands industry.; Access restricted to authorized users and institutions.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.; Canadian electronic library. Canadian public policy collection.; Canadian electronic library. Documents collection.5 leaves ; 28 cmID: 365rPrinted by permission of the Governing Authority of Athabasca University, Edmonton, Canada.--Pg. [1]; Cover title.Bby W.M. Bayda; 26 [3] l. : charts; East-West Prairie River Projectby the Rural Development Research Branch of the Economics Division, Alberta Dept. of Agriculture; Victor T. Janssen, supervisor.[4], 42, [2], lFinanced under ARDA.!10 leaves ; 28 cm; Caption title.&10, [3] leaves ; 28 cm; Caption title.&10, [4] leaves ; 28 cm; Caption title.10, [3] leaves ; 28 cm3 v. in 2. : ill. ; 28 cmhby Industrial Development Board, Dept. of Economic Affairs.; [2], 11 leaves : map ; 33 cm; "April 1950."Bibliography: p. 132-135.Research Planning Section, Provincial Planning Branch, Dept. of Municipal Affairs.; Project planner, G. Thomas.; Lesser Slave Lake regional planO[cartographic material] / prepared by Alberta Environment, Drafting Pool; 1 mapmTabled April 13, 1976 by the Hon. D.J. Russell.; Mildred Lake project : site development and reclamation plan/Tabled Oct. 13, 1976, by the Hon. D.J. Russell./Tabled April 21, 1976, by the Hon. D.J. RussellSupplied titleprepared for the Executive Council by the Conservation and Utilization Committee.; 81 leaves ; 29 cm; Prepared for the Executive Council, August, 1972.[cartographic material].; 1 map; Scale 1:7,200.; One of the restricted developme< nt area maps produced by Alberta Environment, Land Assembly Division.; Photocopy, blue line print.; Restricted development area maps of AlbertaKAlberta Environment, Planning Division; 1 v. (various pagings) : ill., mapsThurber Consultants Ltd; "Taken during a helicopter reconnaissance for the Crooked Rapids site feasibility study". -- Completed for Alberta Department of the Environment, Environmental Planning Division. -- Chiefly photos,[cartographic material].; 1 map; Scale 1:250,000.; On cover: Sport fish capability : Fort Chipewyan - 74L.; Produced by Drafting Pool, Technical Services Division, Alberta Environment.; Includes descriptive legend.; AGL Great West Life*Copy 1 lost 12/90.; Sport fish capability : Fort Chipewyan - 74L [cartographic material].; 1 map; Scale 1:250,000; On cover: Sport fish capability : Lesser Slave Lake - 83O.; Produced by Drafting Pool, Technical Services Division, Alberta Environment.; Includes descriptive legend.; Sport fish capability : Lesser Slave Lake - 83O; Lesser Slave Lake 83O:Department of the Environment, Library.; 43 leaves ; 28 cm.Filed by the Hon. Mr. Cookson, March 17, 1982.vIntercontinental Engineering of Alberta; Prepared for Alberta Environment.; Tabled April 18, 1973.; Bibliography: p. 3 2 v; Cover title on vol. 2: An environmental study of the Athabasca Tar Sands: supplementary working papers.; Prepared for Alberta Environment.; Interim report on environmental constraints and research priorities for mining/hot water extraction technology / Page, Harold V -- v.1 App.1 - Mining technology in bituminous sands operations / Pearson, M, Palmer, R / Wright Engineers Ltd -- v.1 App.2 - Sources, volumes required and pollutional aspects of water / Bouthillier, P.H -- v.1 App.2A - Preliminary report on surface water hydrology / Neill, Charles R / Research Council of Alberta -- v.1 App.2B - Preliminary report on the role of groundwater studies in the establishment of pollution controls and environmental protection in the Athabasca bituminous sands for the mining hot water extraction technology / Carrigy, Maurice A / Research Council of Alberta -- v.1 App.3 - Hot water extraction plant wastes and their possible effects on the environment / Creighton, Steve M / Research Council of Alberta.; v.1 App.4 - Human/land ecology / Borger, J.P / Arctic-Mackenzie Consultants Ltd -- v.1 App.5 - Preliminary report on the air quality study for the Athabasca bituminous sands development : phase II / Western Research & Development Ltd -- v.1 App.6 - Interim report on climatology technology / Kinisky, J / Geoscience Research Associates Ltd -- v.1 App.7 - Interim report on utilities technology / Wood, C.E, Walker, I.L.M / Intercontinental Engineering of Alberta -- v.1 App.8 - Environmental impact of upgrading operations in conventional tar sands plants / Miller, C.G / Stanley Associates Engineering -- v.1 App.9 - Interim report on the sampling and analysis of water and soils / Starr, J / Analytical Instrument Services.; v.2 - Reponse to government comments on progress report / Intercontinental Engineering of Alberta -- Recommended models for calculating diffusion from point sources with applications to the Athabasca bituminous sands area / Western Research & Development Ltd -- Meteorological aspects of the Athabasca Tar Sands study / Geoscience Research Associates Ltd -- Research on waste disposal and waste deposits / Research Council of Alberta -- Supplemental report on utilities technology and energy aspects / Wood, C.E, Walker, I.L.M / Intercontinental Engineering of Alberta -- Athabasca Tar Sands baseline study / British Columbia Research -- . 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Requirements for Adobe Reader 5.0: Intel Pentium processor; Microsoft Windows 95 OSR2.0, Windows 98 SE, Windows Millennium, Windows NT 4.0 with Service Pack 5, Windows 2000, Windows XP or Windows Vista; 84 MB of Ram; 24 MB of available hard-disk space.submitted to: Alberta Environment and the Energy Resources Conservation Board; submitted by Syncrude Canada Ltd.; v : ill., maps ; 29 cm; "November 2008."; "CE03786/0100"; V.1. Project description -- v.2. Environmental impact assessment -- v.3. EIA Appendices -- v.4. Supplemental information request. -- v.5. Supplemental information request: round 2 (Sept. 2009) -- [v.6] Southwest sand storage conversion project supplementary submission air quality and human health risk assessments. 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Application, 870593submitted by Syncrude Canada Ltd. --; 4 v. : ill., maps ; 28 cm; Submitted to: Alberta Environment Environmental Assessment Division.; 2 folded maps in 2 pockets in middle of v.1; V.1. [Without special title].--v.2. Environmental and socio-economic assessment update, summary report for continuted improvement and development of the Syncrude Mildred Lake Operation.--v.3. Baseline/impact hypotheses report for continued improvement and development of the Syncrude Mildred Lake Operation.--v.4. Air quality assessment for the continued improvement and development of the Syncrude Mildred Lake Operation.; Environmental and socio-economic assessment update summary report; Baseline/impact hypotheses report for continued improvement and development of the Syncrude Mildred Lake Operation; Air quality assessment for the continued improvement and development of the Syncrude Mildred Lake Operation; Syncrude Mildred Lake OperationQCalgary Power Ltd; Alberta. Energy Resources Conservation Board. Application 8015NEdmonton Power; Alberta. Energy Resources Conservation Board. Application 9188Suncor Inc., Oil Sands Group; 1 v. (various pagings) : ill; Re: ERCB application 881357. -- Submitted to Alberta Environment, Environmental Assessment Division; Alberta. Energy Resources Conservation Board. Application 881357submitted by Suncor Inc., Oil Sands Group; 3 v. ; 28 cm; Submitted to Alberta Energy Resources Conservation Board and Alberta Environment, Environmental Assessment Division. -- The Complete application consists of three volumes: Application, Application Appendix Drawings and Environmental impact assessment for the debottlenecking project of Suncor Oil Sands Project; Environmental impact assessment for the debottlenecking project of the Suncor oil sands projectsubmitted by Syncrude Canada Ltd; Re: ERCB application no. 870593; Alberta. Energy Resources Conservation Board. Application 8705931 v. (various pagings) : ill., maps ; 28 cm; "January 6, 1989" -- t.p.; 240 kV transmission line 907L Sagitawah 77s to Alberta Newsprint 122s5[electronic resource] / prepared for: Gulf Canada Resources Limited ; prepared by: Colt Engineering Corporation ... [et al.].; 1 computer optical disc : ill., maps ; 30 cm; "March 2001."; Submitted to Alberta Energy and Utilites Board and Alberta Environment, Environmental Assessment and Compliance Division.c29 leaves ; 28 cm; Cover title: Alsands oil sands mining project.; Alsands oil sands mining project6 v; Submitted to: Alberta Environment, Environmental Assessment Division. -- Filed as documents A-4-A-8 at the Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30-31, 1989; . Grassland, Alberta, May 29, 1989 -- . Fort McMurray, Alberta, May 30, 1989 -- . Lac La Biche, Alberta, May 31, 1989 -- . Boyle, Alberta, June 1, 1989 -- . Athabasca, Alberta, June 2, 1989 -- . Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries bleached kraft mill public meetings, May 29-June 2, 1989 : summary report.; The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing filed documents at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30-31, 1989; Environmental impact assessment meetings, Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc%Alsands Project Group.; Cover title.; Prepared for Alberta Environment, Environmental Assessment Division.; Supplement to: Environmental impact assessment presented to Alberta Environment in support of an oil sands mining project and Regional socio-economic impact assessment in support of an oil sands mining project.; Includes bibliographical references.; Environmental impact assessment presented to Alberta Environment in support of an oil sands mining project; Regional socio-economic impact assessment in support of an oil sands mining projectBeak Associates Consulting Ltd.; 4 v. : ill. (some col.), maps (some col.) ; 28 cm; Cover title.; Submitted to Alberta Environment, Environmental Assessment Division.; Filed as document A-2, A-3, A-11 at the Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30-31, 1989.; [V.1] - Main report -- [v.2] - Public participation program -- [v.2a] - Values and perceptions baseline study in the Grassland/Prosperity area of Alberta : draft / by Equus Consulting Group -- [v.3] - Summary report.; AGL Great West Life* Volume 2a was prepared for Prosperity and area community members and Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc., May 16, 1989.; Environmental impact assessment bleached kraft pulp mill, Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc; The Alberta- Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing filed documents at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30-31, 1989Syncrude Canada Ltd.; Supplied title. -- Submitted to Alberta Energy Resources Conservation Board. -- Re: ERCB application 870593.; Alberta. Energy Resources Conservation Board. Application 870593=prepared by Planning Services Branch, Planning Division, Alberta Environment.; 6 v. : ill., maps (some folded, some col.) ; 28 cm; v.1. Main report -- v.2. Engineering report -- v.3. Land use impact studies -- v.4. Fisheries impact studies -- v.5. Vegetation and wildlife impact studies -- v.6. Social impact studies.vii, 29 leaves : ill., map ; 28 cm; Produced for: Alberta Environment Planning Division.; Some text in Cree.; Filed as document E-8 at the Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing at Fort Chipewyn, Alberta, November 9-11, 1989; Prepared by Ft. Mackay Indian Band, Chipewayn Indian Band and Ft. Chipewyan Cree Band. -- [p.i].; The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing filed documents at Fort Chipewyan, Alberta, November 9-11, 1989Cataloging source: eng AEEN|prepared by Forest Recreation Section and Slave Lake Forest.; 31 leaves : maps ; 28 cm; Includes bibliographical references.|prepared by Forest Recreation Section and Whitecourt Forest.; 31 leaves : maps ; 28 cm; Includes bibliographical references.38 leaves ; 28 cmAlberta Forest Service.w108 leaves ; 28 cm; Public hearings on proposed timber development in the Whitecourt-Fox Creek area, June 4 and 5, 1973May 2000.; On cover: Alberta Health and Wellness; Northern Lights Regional Health Services; Syncrude; Suncor Energy.; Includes bibliographical references.; Also available on the Internet.; System requirements for online access: Adobe Acrobat.August 2000.; On cover: Alberta Health and Wellness; Northern Lights Regional Health Services; Syncrude; Suncor Energy.; Includes bibliographical references (p. 233-241).; Also available on the Internet.; System requirements for online access: Adobe Acrobat.O34 leaves : ill. ; 28 cm; Cover title.; On title page: Evaluation report no. 5. 1 v. (unpaged<1 v. (various pagings; An address to the Honourable Jean Marchand, Minister of Regional Economic Expansion, by the Honourable Ray Speaker. -- Proposed comprehensive regional development plan for Lesser Slave Lake Area of Alberta; Proposed comprehensive regional development plan for Lesser Slave Lake Area of Albertap1 v. (various pagings; Prefaced by an address to the Honourable Jean Marchand, Minister of Regional Economic Expansion, delivered by the Honourable Ray Speaker, Minister of Social Development, Chairman of the Human Resource Development Authority, and the Honourable Ray Ratzlaf, Minister of Industry and Tourism, Chairman of the Physical Resource Development Committeenprepared by Industrial Development Branch, Dept. of Economic Affairs.; Cover title.; Map on inside back cover.prepared by Industrial Development Branch, Dept. of Economic Affairs.; Cover title.; "July, 1961"--p. 1.; Map on inside back cover.Sprepared by Industrial Development Branch, Dept. of Economic Affairs.; Cover title.prepared by Industrial Development Branch, Dept. of Industry & Development.; Cover title.; Caption title: Town of Westlock.; Map on inside back cover.Xprepared by Industrial Development Board, Dept. of Industry & Development.; Cover title.[map] / produced by Provincial Mapping Section, Land Information Services Divisio< n.; Scale 1:250,00.; 1 map : col. ; 61 x 67 cm; Includes legend.Description based on copy printed Oct. 27, 2005 from http://www.energy.gov.ab.ca/docs/oilsands/pdfs/MOSS_Policy2005.pdf; "This policy addresses oil sands mine development and environmental management. These areas are the direct responsibility of three ministries -- Energy, Environment, and Sustainable Resource Development ... This policy will supersede the Fort McMurray Athabasca Oil Sands Subregional Plan for the mineable oil sands area." -- p. 1; "For Discussion"Cover title; "December 2003"Alberta, Dept. of Municipal Affairs, Special Projects and Policy Research Branch; Cover title: Socio-economic information for cities and towns in Alberta : Town of Fort McMurray; Socio-economic information for cities and towns in Alberta : Town of Fort McMurray21 v. (various pagings) : map ; 28 cm; Cover title.cNorthern Lights Regional Health Authority.; v. ; 28 cm; Annual; 3rd (1997/2000)-; Title from cover.cNorthern Lights Regional Health Authority.; 1 v. : ill.; 28 cm; Annual; 1994/95.; Title from cover.Northern Lights Regional Health Authority 16.; 2 v. : ill. ; 28 cm; [1] (Sept. 13, 1994)-2 (Jan. 25, 1996).; Title from cover.; Accompanied by Executive summary for 1994.wNorthern Lights Regional Health Services.; v. : ill. ; 28 cm; Annual; Description based on: 1989/99.; Title from cover.GNorthern Lights Regional Health Services.; 7 v. in 1 binder ; 30 cm; Cover title.; "December 1997".; Executive summary -- v. 1. Health profile -- v. 2. Community survey report -- v. 3. Health service providers survey report -- v. 4. Key informant report -- v. 5. Community health services directory -- v. 6. Communication plan.}compiled by Office of Program Co-ordination, Slave Lake Office.; v. : ill. ; 28 cm; Annual.; Description based on: 1972/1973.v, 60 leaves : ill. (some folded), maps ; 29 cm; Includes bibliographical references.; AGL Petroleum Plaza: Oil Development. Resource Land Access. Geology. (c.2); OGCB report. ; 63-7.cApplication of Great Canadian Oil Sands Limited under Part VI A of the Oil and Gas Conservation ActBvarious pagings : ill., maps; Includes bibliographical references.Applications of Cities Service Athabasca Inc. and Shell Canada Limited under Part VI A of the Oil and Gas Conservation Act; OGCB report. 63-8.At head of title: To the Lieutenant Governor in Council.; "February 1964."; To the Lieutenant Governor in Council : report on an application of Great Canadian Oil Sands Limited under part VI A of the Oil and Gas Conservation Act"Accompanied by Supplement [suppl.].June 30, 2007; Also available on the Internet.2 v. : ill. ; 28 cm; Cover title; "November 30, 2006"; [v. 1] Interim report -- [v. 2] Appendices; Also available on the World Wide Web32 l. ill. (part fold.) 33 cm[cartographic material] : west of fifth meridian.; 1 map : col; Scale 1:250,000.; On cover: Land capability for recreation : Lesser Slave Lake, 83O.; Cartography by the Soil Research Institute, capability classification by Provincial Parks Division, Alberta Dept. of Lands and Forests.; Includes descriptive legend in French and English.; Land capability for recreation : Lesser Slave Lake, 83O; Lesser Slave Lake 83O; Canada Land Inventory. Land capability for recreation ; 83O11 sheet : ill. ; 22 x 28 cm. folded to 22 x 10 cm'Cover title.; Map on inside back cover.NCover title.; Previous ed., 1966, issued by the Industrial Development Branch.I1 v. (unpaged) : ill. ; 22 x 37 cm; "Areas and facility planning"--Cover.YCover title.; Includes bibliographical references.; Also avaliable on the World Wide Web.Cover title: Constraint map report series for Alberta on site selection for the integrated special waste management system.; Constraint map report series for Alberta on site selection for the integrated special waste management system; Constraint map report series for Alberta.compiled by C.L. Primus ; prepared by Development Planning Branch, Water Resources Division, Alberta Dept. of Agriculture.; 1 v. (various pagings) : charts, maps ; 29 cmID: 198ID: 2190ID: 256; Report signed January 08 (AGL May 2008)^ID: 294; "Contributors: Alberta Finance, Alberta Economic Development, Alberta Transportation, Alberta Infrastructure, Athabasca Oil Sands Developers (Regional Infrastructure Working Group)". Hard copy printed from Internet. Edmonton, Alta : Alberta Government Library, Commerce Place Site, 2008. AGL Commerce Place Site (AEED): locally printed copy.ID: 325; "Submission to the Alberta-Pacific Environmental Impact Assessment Review Board Public Hearing, Dec. 14, 1989, Prosperity, Alberta"ID: 340; Filed as document A-2, A-3, A-11 at the Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30-31, 1989. [V.1] - Main report -- [v.2] - Public participation program -- [v.2a] - Values and perceptions baseline study in the Grassland/Prosperity area of Alberta : draft / by Equus Consulting Group -- [v.3] - Summary report. AGL Great West Life* Volume 2a was prepared for Prosperity and area community members and Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc., May 16, 1989.ID: 343; Prepared by Ft. Mackay Indian Band, Chipewayn Indian Band and Ft. Chipewyan Cree Band. -- [p.i]. Produced for: Alberta Environment Planning Division. Some text in Cree. Filed as document E-8 at the Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing at Fort Chipewyn, Alberta, November 9-11, 1989 Prepared by Ft. Mackay Indian Band, Chipewayn Indian Band and Ft. Chipewyan Cree Band. -- [p.i].ID: 333ID: 205:ID: 275; Document signed September 2006 (at AGL Dec. 2008),ID: 288; Signed on May 2005 (AGL April 2008)ID: 162; "Adopted by the Minister of Municipal Affairs as Council for Improvement District No. 18(N), under Ministerial Order #464/91 and signed June 10, 1991". Prepared for: Improvement District No. 18(N).~ID: 273; "This plan was adopted by the Minister of Municipal Affairs as Council for Improvement District #18 on the recommendation of the Advisory Council."--p. [i]. "Prepared with the assistance of the residents of Conklin, Jappsen and Associates Consulting Ltd., and the Land Tenure Secretariat of the Improvement District Operations Division, Alberta Municipal Affairs."--p. [i].ID: 100ID: 276ID: 175ID: 71vID: 296; Description based on printout printed June 13, 2002 from http://www3.gov.ab.ca/srd/regions/neb/IRPInfoRes.pdfID: 250; Community Tourism Action Plan registration number: 4572-F2-R. Community Tourism Action Plan was initiated by Alberta Tourism.ID: 165; Community Tourism Action Plan registration number: 573-18N-R. Community Tourism Action Plan was initiated by Alberta Tourism.ID: 265; Community Tourism Action Plan registration number: 572-J1-R. Community Tourism Action Plan was initiated by Alberta Tourism.ID: 269ID: 258; Funds for well installation were provided under the Northern Water Supply Program of Alberta Environment. -- Bibliography: p. 14ID: 274prepared for the Government of the Province of Alberta by Foster Research Limited; Tabled Feb. 4, 1975 by the Hon. Peter LougheedID: 295ID: 156.ID: 153; "Areas and facility planning"--Cover.qAlberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc.; 1 v. (various pagings) : ill. ; 28 cm; Filed as document I-1 at the Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing at Fort McMurray, Alberta, November 23-24, 1989; The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing filed documents at Prosperity, Alberta, November 23-24, 1989 4 v; Supplied title.; O-4. Alberta Pacific Forest Industries Inc. Bleached Kraft Pulp Mill : a review of the economic and social implications -- O-7. Points germane to the issue of eutrophication of the Athabasca River by nutrients in pulpmill effluent -- O-8. Phosphorus limitation of logic periphyton growth rates : an intersite comparison using continuous flow troughs (Thompson River System, British Columbia) -- O-9. Phosphorus control of algal production and biomass in the Thompson River, British Columbia / M.L. Bothwell, S. Jasper, R.J. Daley.; O-10. G< rowth rate response of lotic periphytic diatoms to experimental phosphorus enrichment : the influence of temperature and light -- Phosphorus-limited growth dynamics of lotic periphytic diatom communities : areal biomass and cellular growth rate response -- O-11. Coming up for air : a survey of the literature on air pollution and its effects on human health and a discussion of ambient air readings in Prince George, British Columbia and their relationship to hospital admissions / Robert H. Dykes.; O-12. The Department of Fisheries and Oceans policy for the management of fish habitat -- O-15. Risk equivalent seasonal waste load allocation / Lewis A. Rossman -- O-54. A model environmental code of practice for forest land management -- O-57. Alberta-Pacific Forest Products Inc. bleached kraft pulp mill environment impact assessment : document review -- O-60. The Canadian aboriginal economic development strategy -- O-70. An overview of modelling / Louis Schmittroth.; O-71. Questions of uncertainty in the Athabasca River dissolved oxygen analyses / Edward A. McBean -- O-72. Some potential impacts of timber management on hydrological regimes / H.L. Hammond -- O-79. Potential effects of the pulp mills in northern Alberta on invertebrate animals / Robert G. Holmberg -- O-96. Examination for the presence of contaminants in the Athabasca River Delta : an analyses of sediments from perched lake basins / R.A. Crowther -- O-114. Athabasca River management action plan.; O-127. Impacts of organochlorine compounds : a response to ALPAC's submission to the December 4, 1989 technical session : supplementary submission #2. Northwest Territories -- O-165. Anticipated impacts of the Alberta-Pacific pulp and paper mill development on boreal plant life, vegetation communities, and soils, with projected discharges of carbon into the atmosphere due to release of sequested carbon in forest biomass / K.P. Timoney -- O-191. Dioxin solid/liquid partitioning and food chain uptake.Alberta Environment; ca. 60 p; No.1. Biochemical oxygen demand / Alberta. Dept. of the Environment. Standards and Approvals Division -- No.2. Policy approach and criteria for setting adsorbable organic halides (AOX) in permits and licences / Alberta. Dept. of the Environment. Standards and Approvals Division -- no.3. Information on status of landfill located adjacent to Pine Sands natural area / Alberta. Dept. of the Environment. Environmental Assessment Division -- No.4. Comparison of air and water effluent emissions between Syncrude, Suncor and Alberta Pacific / Alberta. Dept. of the Environment. Standards and Approvals Division -- No.5. Additional information on nitrogen and phosphorus in the Athabasca River system and in pulp mill effluents / Alberta. Dept. of the Environment. Environmental Assessment Division -- No.6. A review of the Alberta-Pacific odour predictions / Alberta. Dept. of the Environment. Standards and Approvals Division -- No.7. Review of public consultation Syncrude expansion and Cold Lake Beaver River water management study / Alberta. Dept. of the Environment. Environmental Assessment Division -- No.8. Review of sources of biochemical oxygen demand in the Pembina River / Alberta. Dept. of the Environment. Environmental Assessment Division -- No.9. Ft. Mckay Band Council resolution regarding Athabasca River Basin planning / Alberta. Dept. of the Environment. Planning Division -- No.10. Fisheries information on the Athabasca River, Athabasca to Grand Rapids / Alberta. Dept. of the Environment. Environmental Assessment Division -- No.11. Review of dioxin loading calculations performed by scientists for the Government of Northwest Territories and Alberta-Pacific / Alberta. Dept. of the Environment. Environmental Assessment Division.N 4 v; Supplied title; M-1. Policy for in-plant control of adsorbable organic halides in kraft pulp mill effluent / Alberta. Dept. of the Environment -- M-2. Alberta Environment's commitment / Alberta. Dept. of the Environment -- M-3. An assessment of the effects of the combined pulp mill and municipal effluents at Hinton on the water quality and zoobentos of the Athabasca River / Anderson, Anne-Marie / Alberta. Dept. of the Environment. Environmental Assessment Division -- M-5. Review of site selection methodology : Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. environmental impact assessment / Dominion Ecological Consulting Ltd -- M-7. Surficial geology of the Alberta-Pacific pulp mill site : comments on the environmental impact report / Kvill, Donald R -- M-8. Subsurface geology of the Alberta-Pacific pulp mill site : a review of the potential for deepwell injection of toxic waste / Kvill, Donald R -- M-9. Evaluation of air quality issues : Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. environmental impact assessment bleached kraft pulp mill / Dominion Ecological Consulting Ltd, Concord Scientific Corporation -- M-12. Soil sensitivity to acidification in the Prosperity area of Alberta / Heath, Craig, Emerson, R.V / Graecam Enterprises -- M-16. Innovations for hardwood utilization : catalysed organosoly pulping and saccharification / Paszner, Laszlo. 1986 -- M-17. The alcell advantage -- M-21. Fort Chipewyan sediment survey project, progress reports 1-3 / Underwood McLellan (1977) Ltd -- M-31. Phosphorus in the Athabasca River system / Alberta. Dept. of the Environment. Environmental Protection Services -- M-31. Assessment of risk of dioxin / Alberta. Dept. of the Environment. Environmental Protection Services -- M-38 (selected pages). Poisons in public : case studies of environmental pollution in Canada / Howard, Ross -- M-40. Wildlife assessment in the EIA (Prosperity Pulp Mill) -- M-46. Environmental impact assessment guidelines / Alberta. Dept. of the Environment. Environmental Assessment Division -- M-61. Monitoring programs and baseline data collections for the proposed Alberta-Pacific Pulp Mill / Alberta Pacific Forest Industries -- M-62. Toxicity and environmental chemistry of wastewater from Proctor and Gamble Cellulose Ltd. (Grande Prairie) / Alberta Environmental Centre. 1984 -- M-62. Mercury residues in fish from twenty-four lakes and rivers in Alberta / Alberta Environmental Centre -- M-66. Dioxins / Harris, W.E -- M-67. A review of community impacts for the Alberta-Pacific bleached kraft pulp mill proposed near Prosperity, Alberta / Salomaa, Diana -- M-80. An action plan for environmental law enforcement in Alberta / Review Panel on Environmental Law Enforcement. 1988 -- M-81. U.S. EPA's proposed revision of the carcinogenic potency of 2,3,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin : is EPA rethinking the revision -- M-82. Environmental health risk management in Canada / Somers, E -- M-83. Proposed CN rail line : Boyle to Alberta-Pacific pulp mill site : environmental screening document / Roe, Nicholas A -- M-87. Supplementary submission re: organochlorinne loadings, update to annex 3, GNWT presentation.L 4 v; Supplied title; J-39. The importance of conserving biological diversity through a system of protected areas in northern Alberta / Quinn, Michael S -- J-44. Answers to your questions about our proposed Alberta pulp mill / Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries -- J-58. A preliminary assessment of downstream effects : a brief examination of the toxic effects in relation to upstream pulp mill developments : forming annex 3 / Northwest Territories -- J-60. Thinking globally : the Alberta-Pacific proposal in perspective -- J-63. Water quality and fisheries issues pertaining to pulp mill developments on the Peace-Athabasca River system / Paetz, Martin J / Integrated Environments Ltd -- J-69. Questions on uncertainty in the Athabasca River oxygen analyses / McBean, Edward A -- J-74. Comments on potential aquatic ecosystem impacts of the proposed Alberta-Pacific bleached kraft pulp mill in the Athabasca-Lac La Biche region / Dixon, D. George -- J-90. Boreal forests : Canadian integrity at risk / Sloan, Frank -- J-92. Alberta-Pacific Forest I ndustries Inc. pulp mill effluent treatment plant : 3605-D, area 17 pre-design report : confirmation of process design for detailed design, November 1989 / Stanley Associates Engineering -- J-93. Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. submissions to < the December 4, 1989 technical session -- J-93. Dioxins - disaster or diversion / Leach, John -- J-93. Toward preventing the formation of dioxins during chemical pulp bleaching / Berry, R.M -- J-93. General overview of chlorinated dioxins and furans -- J-93. Biological risk assessment for 2,3,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin / National Council of the Paper Industry for Air and Stream Improvement -- J-93. Effects of treated pulp mill effluent on the Athabasca River / Craig, Gordon R / Beak Consultants Ltd -- J-97. Environmental assessment of logging operations in timber berth 408, Wood Buffalo National Park, 1987-1992 / Eccies, T. Ross / Delta Environmental Management Group Ltd, Canadian Forest Products Ltd. July 1988 -- J-98. Canadian Forest Products High Level Division environmental impacts and mitigating measures for annual operating plan in Wood Buffalo National for the period November 1, 1988 to March 31, 1989 / Canadian Forest Products Ltd -- J-100. Sampling methodology for vegetation monitoring in cutover areas of timber berth 408, Wood Buffalo National Park / Canadian Forest Products Ltd, Delta Environmental Management Group Ltd -- J-101. Water quality monitoring program Wood Buffalo National Park (draft) -- J-102. Greenprint for Canada : a federal agenda for the environment / Greenprint for Canada Committee.Z 3 v; Supplied title; L-4. The effect of dissolved organic matter on bioavailability of polychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins / Servos, Mark R, Muir, Derek, Webster, G.R. Barrie -- L-7. Polychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins (PCDDs) and polychlorinated dibenzofurans (PCDFs) : sources and releases / Sheffield, Arthur / Canada. Environmental Protection Service. July 1985 -- L-8. Historical Athabasca River flows / Alberta. Dept. of the Environment. Technical Services Division -- L-8. Sources of chlorine Peace and Athabasca Rivers / Alberta. Dept. of the Environment. Standards and Approvals Division -- L-8. Buffering capacity of N.E. Alberta lakes and regional atmospheric emissions / Alberta. Dept. of the Environment. Environmental Assessment Division -- L-8. B.C. pulp mill effluents on the Peace River / Alberta. Dept. of the Environment. Standards and Approvals Division -- L-8. Alberta dioxin results / Alberta. Dept. of the Environment -- L-9. Phosphorus in the Athabasca River system / Alberta. Dept. of t he Environment. Environmental Protection Services -- L-11. EPA revisits dioxin cancer risk evaluation / Dowd, Richard M. 1988 -- L-12. Science policy choices and the estimation of cancer risk associated with exposure to TCDD / Gough, Michael -- L-16. A review of the nature and properties of chemicals present in pulp mill effluents / Suntio, Leena R, Shiu, Wan Ying, Mackay, Donald -- L-23. Scientific evidence for human lung health effects of environmental exposure to airborne contaminants from pulpmills / Enarson, D.A -- L-26. Report on public information meetings on forest development in northern Alberta / Concord Scientific Corporation, Alberta. Dept. of Forestry, Lands and Wildlife -- L-32. Some views of potential environmental impacts on Indian Reserve land and Metis Settlements as a result of proposed Alberta-Pacific timber harvesting operations / Peterson, Everett B / Western Ecological Services Ltd -- L-33. Public concerns in watershed management / Anderson, Robert, Swanson, Leonard, Anderson, Phillip / Alberta. Forest Service. 1987 -- L-34. Predisturbance watershed assessment manual / Robert, Anderson, Asquin, David, Jacobsen, Allen / Alberta. Forest Service. 1986 -- L-35. Culvert sizing for stream crossings : a handbook of three common methods / Anderson, Robert, Asquin, David / Alberta. Forest Service. 1986 -- L-36. Erosion potential index : a method for evaluating sheet erosion at stream crossings / Anderson, Phillip, Anderson, Robert / Alberta. Forest Service. 1987 -- L-37. Stream crossing guidelines : operational guidelines for industry / Fisher, G.L, Locke, A.G.H, Northey, B.C / Alberta. Dept. of Energy and Natural Resources. 1985 -- L-38. Resource road planning guidelines for the green area of Alberta / Fisher, G.L / Alberta. Forest Service. 1985 -- L-39. The resource handbook operational guidelines for industry / Alberta. Forest Land Use Branch. 1984.1 v. (loose-leaf; Supplied title; H-1. Analyses of fish from the Slave River at the Alberta/N.W.T. boundary, 1988 / Lockhart, W.L / Northern Affairs Program (Canada) -- H-2. Baseline contaminant levels in selected Slave River fish species / Whittle, D.M / Northern Affairs Program (Canada). Water Resources Division -- H-8. Human health issues component / Northwest Territories -- H-10. Great Lakes water quality agreement of 1978 (Revised) / International Joint Commission. 1987 -- H-11. Report of the Great Lakes Science Advisory Board to the International Joint Commission, 1989 report / Great Lakes Science Advisory Board -- H-12. Great Lakes Water Quality Board report to the International Joint Commission, 1989 report on Great Lakes water quality / Great Lakes Water Quality Board -- H-13. Federal water policy -- H-14. The Department of Fisheries and Oceans policy for the management of fish habitat / Canada. Dept. of Fisheries and Oceans.3 v. (loose-leaf; Supplied title; G-6 - A review of dissolved oxygen modelling on the Athabasca River / Schmittroth, Louis -- G-16 - Crestbrook Forest Industries Ltd. economic impact study proposed pulp project / Price Waterhouse. Aug. 1988 -- G-27 - Innovations for hardwood utilization : catalysed organosolv pulp and saccharification -- G-46A (G-46.1) - Public participation strategy : a conceptual framework / Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries -- G-46A (G-46.8) - Forests Act : Timber Management Regulation -- G-46A (G-46.9) - Forests Act : Timber Management Agreement -- G-46A (G-46.10) - Forests Act -- G-46A (G-46.13) - Prospectus for an Alberta conservation strategy / Public Advisory Committees to the Environment Council of Alberta -- G-46B (G-46.15) - Stream crossing guidelines : operational guidelines for industry / Fisher, G.L, Locke, A.G.H, Northey, B.C / Alberta. Dept. of Energy and Natural Resources. 1985 -- G-46B (G-46.16) - Alberta timber harvest planning and operating ground rules / Alberta. Dept. of Energy/Forestry, Lands and Wildlife. 1986 -- G-46B (G-46.17) - Resource road planning guidelines for the green area of Alberta / Fisher, G.L / Alberta. Forest Service. 1982 -- G-53 - Fish habitat protection guidelines for stream crossings / Alberta. Dept. of Transportation and Utilities, Alberta. Dept. of Energy/Forestry, Lands and Wildlife. 1987 -- G-62 - Health effects of pulp mills : an independent review completed for Friends of the Athabasca -- G-66 - Kraft mill effluent and this planet : PCB's, mercury, dioxins, furans and other contaminants in bleached kraft mill effluent, receiving waters, fish, wildlife and humans, with emphasis on those that are cancer causing.;1 v. (loose-leaf; Supplied title; F-12 - Human health issues component of a brief for submission to Alberta Pacific Forest Industries Inc Environmental Impact Assessment / Northwest Territories -- F-13 - Slave River Water Quality Monitoring Workshop findings and conclusions / Northwest Territories. Dept. of Renewable Resources, Canada. Environment Canada, Canada. Dept. of Indian Affairs and Northern Development -- F-20 - Effect on renewable resources of the Slave River Basin / Slave River Basin Coalition (N.W.T.).; AGL Great West Life*Document F-17 is not available1 v. (loose-leaf; Supplied title; E-6. Analysis of fish livers for chlorinated phenolic compounds Slave River, N.W.T -- E-7. Summary of results from EPA study of sludge and effluent from 194 pulp and paper mills.11 v. (loose-leaf; Supplied title; C-5. Toxicity to aquatic organisms of organochlorine substances in kraft mill effluents / Sprague, John B, Colodey, A.G / Canada. Environmental Protection Directorate Industrial Programs Branch -- C-6. Environmental impact of bleached pulp and paper mill effluents in Sweden, Finland, and Norway : implications to the Canadian Environment / Colodey, A.G / Canada. Environmental Protection Directorate, Industrial Programs Branch -- C-9. Sport fishing in Alberta, 1985 / Alberta. Fish and Wildli< fe Division. 1988 -- C-10. Lac La Biche Regional Fisheries Task Force report / Lac La Biche Regional Fisheries Task Force. Sept. 1988 -- C-13. Commercial fishery concerns re the environmental impacts of the proposed Alberta-Pacific Pulp Mill at Prosperity on the Athabasca River / Alberta Commercial Fisherman's Association -- C-14. Environmental and wild fur management concerns with timber harvesting in the Province of Alberta / Alberta Trappers Association -- C-19. Can a closed cycle bleach plant be an industrial reality by the year 2000?.m3 v. (loose-leaf; Supplied title; A-32 - CN spur line servicing the proposed Alberta Pacific Pulp Mill : summary on project development and associated environmental findings / Canadian National Railways -- A-36 - Roadway infrastructure brief prepared for Alberta-Pacific Pulp Mill / Phelps, Jack / Alberta. Dept. of Transportation and Utilities -- A-37 - Public involvement in forest management planning / Alberta. Forest Service -- A-38 - Report on public information meetings on forest development in northern Alberta / Concord Scientific Corporation, Alberta. Dept. of Energy/Forestry, Lands and Wildlife -- A-40 - Forest development opportunities / Alberta. Forest Service -- A-42 - Aquatic environmental health implications for the Fort McMurray and District Health Unit / Fort McMurray and District Health Unit -- A-43 - Submission by the City of Fort McMurray / Fort McMurray (Alta.) -- A-44 - Athabasca River water quality review for the City of Fort McMurray / Fort McMurray, (Alta.), ISL Infrastructure Systems, Inc, Dominion Ecological Consulting Ltd.; AGL Great West Life*In v.1. A-2-A-9 and A-11-A-22 are not in binder. They are catalogued as individual publications, all are indexed under the title: Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing filed documents at Fort McMurray Alberta, October 30-31, 1989. -- Document A-1,A-10,A-46 not receivedCaption title.ID: 334ID: 322; Contents: No.1. Biochemical oxygen demand / Alberta. Dept. of the Environment. Standards and Approvals Division -- No.2. Policy approach and criteria for setting adsorbable organic halides (AOX) in permits and licences / Alberta. Dept. of the Environment. Standards and Approvals Division -- no.3. Information on status of landfill located adjacent to Pine Sands natural area / Alberta. Dept. of the Environment. Environmental Assessment Division -- No.4. Comparison of air and water effluent emissions between Syncrude, Suncor and Alberta Pacific / Alberta. Dept. of the Environment. Standards and Approvals Division -- No.5. Additional information on nitrogen and phosphorus in the Athabasca River system and in pulp mill effluents / Alberta. Dept. of the Environment. Environmental Assessment Division -- No.6. A review of the Alberta-Pacific odour predictions / Alberta. Dept. of the Environment. Standards and Approvals Division -- No.7. Review of public consultation Syncrude expansion and Cold Lake Beaver River water management study / Alberta. Dept. of the Environment. Environmental Assessment Division -- No.8. Review of sources of biochemical oxygen demand in the Pembina River / Alberta. Dept. of the Environment. Environmental Assessment Division -- No.9. Ft. Mckay Band Council resolution regarding Athabasca River Basin planning / Alberta. Dept. of the Environment. Planning Division -- No.10. Fisheries information on the Athabasca River, Athabasca to Grand Rapids / Alberta. Dept. of the Environment. Environmental Assessment Division -- No.11. Review of dioxin loading calculations performed by scientists for the Government of Northwest Territories and Alberta-Pacific / Alberta. Dept. of the Environment. Environmental Assessment Division. ID: 321; Contents: O-4. Alberta Pacific Forest Industries Inc. Bleached Kraft Pulp Mill : a review of the economic and social implications -- O-7. Points germane to the issue of eutrophication of the Athabasca River by nutrients in pulpmill effluent -- O-8. Phosphorus limitation of logic periphyton growth rates : an intersite comparison using continuous flow troughs (Thompson River System, British Columbia) -- O-9. Phosphorus control of algal production and biomass in the Thompson River, British Columbia / M.L. Bothwell, S. Jasper, R.J. Daley. Contents: O-10. Growth rate response of lotic periphytic diatoms to experimental phosphorus enrichment : the influence of temperature and light -- Phosphorus-limited growth dynamics of lotic periphytic diatom communities : areal biomass and cellular growth rate response -- O-11. Coming up for air : a survey of the literature on air pollution and its effects on human health and a discussion of ambient air readings in Prince George, British Columbia and their relationship to hospital admissions / Robert H. Dykes. Contents: O-12. The Department of Fisheries and Oceans policy for the management of fish habitat -- O-15. Risk equivalent seasonal waste load allocation / Lewis A. Rossman -- O-54. A model environmental code of practice for forest land management -- O-57. Alberta-Pacific Forest Products Inc. bleached kraft pulp mill environment impact assessment : document review -- O-60. The Canadian aboriginal economic development strategy -- Contents: O-71. Questions of uncertainty in the Athabasca River dissolved oxygen analyses / Edward A. McBean -- O-72. Some potential impacts of timber management on hydrological regimes / H.L. Hammond -- O-79. Potential effects of the pulp mills in northern Alberta on invertebrate animals / Robert G. Holmberg -- O-96. Examination for the presence of contaminants in the Athabasca River Delta : an analyses of sediments from perched lake basins / R.A. Crowther -- O-114. Athabasca River management action plan. Contents: O-127. Impacts of organochlorine compounds : a response to ALPAC's submission to the December 4, 1989 technical session : supplementary submission #2. Northwest Territories -- O-165. Anticipated impacts of the Alberta-Pacific pulp and paper mill development on boreal plant life, vegetation communities, and soils, with projected discharges of carbon into the atmosphere due to release of sequested carbon in forest biomass / K.P. Timoney -- O-191. Dioxin solid/liquid partitioning and food chain uptake.ID: 266ID: 337; F-12 - Human health issues component of a brief for submission to Alberta Pacific Forest Industries Inc Environmental Impact Assessment / Northwest Territories -- F-13 - Slave River Water Quality Monitoring Workshop findings and conclusions / Northwest Territories. Dept. of Renewable Resources, Canada. Environment Canada, Canada. Dept. of Indian Affairs and Northern Development -- F-20 - Effect on renewable resources of the Slave River Basin / Slave River Basin Coalition (N.W.T.).ID: 338; C-5. Toxicity to aquatic organisms of organochlorine substances in kraft mill effluents / Sprague, John B, Colodey, A.G / Canada. Environmental Protection Directorate Industrial Programs Branch -- C-6. Environmental impact of bleached pulp and paper mill effluents in Sweden, Finland, and Norway : implications to the Canadian Environment / Colodey, A.G / Canada. Environmental Protection Directorate, Industrial Programs Branch -- C-9. Sport fishing in Alberta, 1985 / Alberta. Fish and Wildlife Division. 1988 -- C-10. Lac La Biche Regional Fisheries Task Force report / Lac La Biche Regional Fisheries Task Force. Sept. 1988 -- C-13. Commercial fishery concerns re the environmental impacts of the proposed Alberta-Pacific Pulp Mill at Prosperity on the Athabasca River / Alberta Commercial Fisherman's Association -- C-14. Environmental and wild fur management concerns with timber harvesting in the Province of Alberta / Alberta Trappers Association -- C-19. Can a closed cycle bleach plant be an industrial reality by the year 2000?.Sby Alberta Environment.; "October 30, 1989".; Filed as document A-28 at the Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30-31, 1989.; The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing filed documents at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30-31, 1989v. : ill. ; 28 cm; Proceedings held at various locations< in Alberta.; G. DeSorcy, chairman.; V.1-4. Fort McMurray, Alta., Oct. 30-31, 1989 -- v.5. Janvier, Alta., Nov. 1, 1989 -- v.6-9. Lac La Biche, Alta., Nov. 3-4, 1989 -- v.10. Beaver Lake, Alta., Nov. 8, 1989 -- v.11-12. Fort Chipewyan, Alta., Nov. 9-10, 1989 -- v.13-16. Fort Smith, Alta., Nov. 15-16, 1989 -- v.17-26. Athabasca, Alta., Nov. 17-18, 20-21, 1989 -- v.27. Fort Resolution, N.W.T., Nov. 22, 1989 -- v.28-31. Prosperity, Alta., Nov. 23-24, 1989 -- v.32. Fort McMurray, Alta., Nov. 25, 1989 -- v.33-44. Edmonton, Alta., Nov. 30, Dec. 1,2, & 4, 1989 -- v.45-46. Wabasca, Alta., Dec. 5, 1989 -- v.47-50. Grassland, Alta., Dec. 7-8, 1989 -- v.51-55. Prosperity, Alta., Dec. 14-15, 1989.tAlberta-Pacific Environmental Impact Assessment Review Board.; Cover title.; "March 1990."; Chairman: Gerry DeSorcy.3 v. in 1 : ill. ; 28 cmID: 336WAlberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc.; 7 leaves : ill. ; 28 cm; Caption title: Bleached kraft pulp mill; Athabasca, Alberta mill effluent treatment system.; Title at head of report: Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. bleached kraft pulp mill, Athabasca, Alberta mill effluent treatment system.; Submitted to Alberta Environment, Environmental Assessment Division.; Filed as document A-14 at the Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearings at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30-31, 1989.; Bleached kraft pulp mill, Athabasca, Alberta mill effluent treatment systemd6 v; Title from cover.; Hearings held September 12-14 1990.; Alberta Pacific Scientific Review Panel;A.R. Allen and E.R. Sanford.; p. 105-121, 174-213 : ill., graphs ; 28 cm; Cover title.; Attributed to Alberta Research Council.; With: Historical highlights / M.A. Carrigy -- Road log, Fort McMurray to Fort MacKay / J.W. Kramers -- Alberta oil sands, fuel of the future / Maurice Carrigy.nova; Bibliography: p. 121.Ann [Allendorf]; 3 leaves ; 28 cm., folded to 14 x 8 cm; Holograph, signed.; In 10 x 17 cm. envelope.; A letter from a daughter to her mother.; UA Library copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.eprepared by Acres Consulting Services Limited.; "November 1980."; Prepared for Alsands Project Group.Alsands Project Group.Alsands Project Group.; "April 1979."; Re: ERCB application no. 790191; Alberta. Energy Resources Conservation Board. Application 790191Hu Harries and Associates Ltd., Hobart, Walsh and Associate Consultants Ltd.; Bibliography: p. 147-149.; Oil sands mining projectID: 33Sby Marke Ambard.; [9], 163 leaves ; 28 cm; A thesis submitted to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science in Rural Sociology, Dept. of Rural Economy, University of Alberta.; Thesis (M.Sc.)--University of Alberta, 2004.; Includes bibliographical references.uby Allan Anderson.; UA Library copy in the Sarjeant History of Science Collection on loan from University of Calgary.oby David Lawrence Anderson.; Thesis (M.A.)-- University of Alberta, 1967.; Includes bibliographical references.+UA BARD copy in the Bryan-Gruhn collection.WFirst published as: A frontier guide to mystic Jasper and the Yellowhead Pass. Calgary : Frontier Pub., c1973.; From the wilderness a park evolves / by Frank W. Anderson -- Jasper today / by Harry Rowed -- What time does the wildlife go by? / by Dave Stewart.; A frontier guide to mystic Jasper and the Yellowhead Pass; Frontier series. no. 30Jeff Anderson, Eric Higgs, co-chairs.; Summary of proceedings.; Prepared for Parks Canada, Jasper National Park.; "September 1997". edited by Robert B. Anderson and Robert M. Bone.; Includes bibliographical references.; Conflicting world views. The Lockean Basis of Iroquoian land ownership / John Douglas Bishop -- Capitalism and the dis-empowerment of Canadian Aboriginal peoples / Michelle Mann -- Accommodation and synthesis. Traditional ecological knowledge in environmental assessment and management / Peter J. Usher -- Co-management of aboriginal resources / Tracy Campbell -- And now for something completely Northern: institutions of governance in the Territorial North / Graham White -- Modern Aboriginal economies: capitalism with a red face / David Newhouse -- The politics of TEK: power and the "integration" of knowledge / Paul Nadasdy -- Knowing home: Nisga'a traditional knowledge and wisdom improve environmental decision making / jJhn Corsiglia and Gloria Snively -- Introduction. The Nunavut Tunngavik Inc.: an examination of its mode of operation and its activities / Andre Legare -- Neither boom nor bust: the renewable resource economy may be the best long-term hope for northern communities ; Options for appropriate development in Nunavut communities / Heather Myers -- Institutionalized adaptation: Aboriginal involvement in land and resource management / David C. Natcher -- Inuit perceptions of contaminants and environmental knowledge in Salluit, Nunavik / Sylvie Poirier and Lorraine Brooke -- Forestry. First nations economic development: the Meadow Lake tribal council / Robert B. Anderson and Robert M. Bone -- First nations in forestry / First Nations Forestry Program -- Aboriginal forestry in Canada / Michael J. McDonald.; Hunting/Trapping/Country food/ First nations claim equal rights to manage national parks / Dennis White Bird -- The harvest of Beluga whales in Canada's western Arctic: hunter-based monitoring of the size and composition of the catch / Lois A. Harwood, Pamela Norton, Billy Day, and Patricia A. Hall -- "A clear intention to effect such a modification": the NRTA and treaty hunting and fishing rights / Robert Irwin -- Community perceptions of the Beverly-Qamanirjuaq Caribou Management Board / Anne Kendrick -- Towards a model of co-management of provincial parks in Ontario / Roger Spielmann and Marina Unger -- Water. Water issues and treaty negotiations: lessons from the Yukon experience / Andrew R. Thompson and Nancy A. Morgan -- The Blood Tribe Agricultural Project, Standoff, Alberta / Anna Classen -- Fishery. Lobster wars ; Lobster wars and the media ; Lobster wars: 2001 edition / Parker Barss Donham -- Oil and gas. the Mackenzie Valley pipeline inquiry / Robert B. Anderson -- Power shifts in the Canadian north: a case study of the Inuvialuit final agreement / Robert M. Bone -- New pipe dreams: in the 1970s, native protests helped stop the Mackenzie Valley pipeline. Now, native leaders want to see it built / Brian Bergman -- Shell game: transnationals everywhere are attempting to recast themselves as eco-friendly / Stephanie Boyd -- Metis concerned about expansion of Suncor's oil sands operations, called Project Millennium / Marie Burke -- Sour gas, bitter relations / Ginger Gibson, Eric Higgs and Steve E. Hrudey -- Mining. The nasty game: how environmental assessment is failing Aboriginal communiites in Canada's north / Susan Wismer -- Northern gems: natives battle a proposedAby Lloyd Andruchow.; v. : ill. ; 28 cm; [v.1] 1981. --[v.3] 1983.L4803-c DVD; [videorecording] : Alberta's oil sands.; 1 DVD (60 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in; "Is the world running into, or out of oil?"--cover; "Commerative featuring of the Province of Alberta at the dawn of its centiennial 2005"--end credits.; With: A 100 years of lies : the true story of the Castle of Bran -- Free as a horse.; Producer, director, researcher, and writer, George Angelescu; Narrator, Paul Boucher; Also available on VHS; A 100 years of lies : the true story of the castle of Bran; Free as a horse[electronic resource] : contributing factors to substance abuse in Hinton, Alberta : final report / prepared for Foothills Model Forest and the Town of Hinton by Angela C. Angell, John R. Parkins, Norah A. MacKendrick.; Title from title screen (viewed on September 24, 2008).; "September 2006".; Includes bibliographical references.; Mode of access: Internet.; System requirements: Adobe Acrobat Reader.NCataloging source: CaOONL eng CaOONL AEU; Authentication code: nlc isds/c; Key title: Peace messenger; Physical descrip: v. : ill. ; 21-36 cm.; -; Title history note: Merged with: Edmonton Anglican, to become: Edmonton Anglican/Peace messenger.; Later title part: Edmonton Anglican; Later title part: Edmonto< n Anglican/Peace messengerID: 221iDescription based on paper downloaded on April 2, 2009 from http://142.94.104.14/publications/eco_pub/StillSurvivalOutThere.pdf; Co-published by Canada-Alberta Partnership Agreement in Forestry and Arctic Institute of North America..; Includes index.; Bibliography: p. 122.; Also available on the Internet.; System requirements for online access: Adobe Acrobat.edited by Michael Asch.; "Published in association with the Centre for Constitutional Studies, University of Alberta."; Includes bibliographical references (p. [231]-274) and index.; Introduction / Michael Asch -- 1. Culture and Anarchy in Indian Country / J. Edward Chamberlin -- 2. Challenging Assumptions: The Impact of Precedent in Aboriginal Rights Litigation / Catherine Bell and Michael Asch -- 3. Re-examining Culturally Appropriate Models in Criminal Justice Applications / Emma LaRocque -- 4. The Impact of Treaty 9 on Natural Resource Development in Northern Ontario / Patrick Macklem -- 5. The Meaning of Aboriginal Title / Kent McNeil -- 6. Wampum at Niagara: The Royal Proclamation, Canadian Legal History, and Self-Government / John Borrows -- 7. Understanding Treaty 6: An Indigenous Perspective / Sharon Venne -- 8. Affirming Aboriginal Title: A New Basis for Comprehensive Claims Negotiations / Michael Asch and Norman Zlotkin.[kit] : teaching resource / Betty Lou Askin ; head author, Amy von Heyking ; writing team, Betty Lou Askin ... [et al.].; 1 teaching resource, 23 books ; in container 40 x 28 x 15 cm; CONTENTS: 1 teaching resource (Early Canada), 6 copies of Fort Chipewyan Homecoming: A Journey to Native Canada, 15 copies of Ghost of James Bay, 1 copy of Bones in the Basket: Native Stories of the Origin of People, 1 copy of Copper Sunrise.; Grade 6.; Includes bibliographical references.ID: 270by Marilyn I. Assheton-Smith for Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program.; "Project HE 2.3".; Sponsored jointly by Alberta Environment and Environment Canada.; Prepared for Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program.; Includes bibliographies.; RMD report L. 20.[Associated Engineering Alberta Ltd.]; viii, 71, i, 8 leaves : folded maps (some col.) ; 28 cm; Cover title.; "August, 1987."; Includes bibliographical references.70, [58] leaves : ill., maps (some col., some folded) ; 28 cm; Cover title.; Report prepared by Associated Engineering Alberta Ltd. and submitted to Town of Slave Lake on April 10, 1989.; Includes bibliographical references (leaf [71])..dprepared by Associated Engineering Services Ltd.; i, 33 leaves : folded maps ; 28 cm; "April, 1975."VAssociated Engineeering Services Ltd; 1 v. (various pagings) : ill; Bibliography: p. 2oID: 201; At head of title: Alberta Environment. -- Prepared for Alberta Environment, Pollution Control Divisionprepared by Associated Engineering Services Ltd.; iii, 35 leaves, [15] leaves of plates (some folded) : ill., maps ; 28 cm; "April 1977".; At head of title: Northeast Alberta Regional Commission.ID: 206ID: 283; "Association of Summer Villages of Alberta, AUMA, Alberta Conservation Association, Alberta Municipal Affairs, Alberta Environment, Alberta Sustainable Resource Development, Athabasca University" -- cover verso.ID: 291ID: 298; Includes diagram of township and section numbering, road numbers and 4 outline maps of Rochester, Wandering River, Colinton and Grassland.ID: 352; Chairman: Ed Alberts.QID: 299; Indicates property lines and lot numbers ; includes tourist information.ID: 372[electronic resource] / submitted by: Athabasca Oil Sands Corp.; submitted to: AENV and ERCB.; 1 computer laser optical disc : ill., maps ; 12 cm; "December 2009."; Supplied information: File No. 001-00254465; V.1. Application, Environmental Impact Assessment -- v.2. Introduction and assessment methodology; Air; Noise; Health -- v.3. Hydrogeology; Hydrology; Surface water quality; Aquatic ecology -- v.4. Terrain and soils; Vegetation; Wildlife; Biodiversity and fragmentation -- v.5. Land use; Socio-economic impact assessment; Historical resources; Traditional ecological knowledge and traditional use.; Also available in print format.WTitle from cover.; At foot of each leave: Athabasca Oil Sands Developers.; "June, 2000"Description based on copy printed from http://www.oilsands.cc/pdfs/Wood%20Buffalo%20Business%20Case%202005.pdf; "March 2005"; Prepared by the Athabasca Regional Issues Working Group (RIWG) in conjunction with: Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo (RMWB), Fort McMurray Public Schools, Fort McMurray Catholic Board of Education, Northland School Division, Keyano College, Northern Lights Health Region.; Also available online.@prepared by : Athabasca Tar Sands Task Force.; 43p. ; 22 x 36 cmiprepared by I.D. Engineering Company Limited ; prepared for Athabasca Tribal Council.; 131 leaves ; 28 cmAthabasca University.; v. : ill. ; 28 cm; Annual.; Description based on: 1975.; Title from cover.; Report for year ending Mar. 31.]Athabasca University.; v. ; 28 cm; Annual.; 1993-94.; Cover title.; Report year ends Mar. 31.X31 leav                          ! " # $ % & ' ( ) * + , - . / 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 : ; < = > ? @ A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z [ \ ] ^ _ ` a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u w x y z { | } ~  es : ill. ; 28 cm; A new kind of management programme for a new age in management27 leaves ; 28 cm; Cover title.Y[prepared by the Office of the Vice President, Finance and Administration].; Cover title._Athabasca University.; 1 v. ; 28 cm; Annual.; 1992. --; Cover title.; Report year ends Mar. 31.[Athabasca University.; On cover: A unique opportunity to meet the challenges of the future.Aurora (Athabasca, Alta.); v. : ill., ports. ; 28 cm; Four times a year; Vol. 11, no. 1 (fall 1987)-; Title from cover.; Issued also on microfiche by: Toronto : Micromedia.; Also available online. Access restricted to authorized users and institutions. 42p. ; 22cmID: 370iv. : ill. ; 27 cm; Library keeps current ed. on reserve.; Description based on 2007/08; title from cover.9Athabasca University Development Institute.; Cover title.Athabasca University Foundation.; v. ; 29 cm; Annual.; Description based on: Mar. 31, 1995.; Report year ends Mar. 31.; Audited by Alberta Legislature, Office of the Auditor General.ID: 319Athabasca University Governing Authority.; 2 v. : diagrs., graphs ; 28 cm; V. 1. A summary -- v. 2. [Appendix] Programs, services, processes, structures, resources.; Framework for developmentAt its fifty-ninth regular meeting on May 30, 1985, Athabasca University Governing Council adopted the following Mission Statement and Long-Term Plan:1 v. (various pagings) ; 28 cm22 leaves : ill. ; 28 cm; Cover title: Athabasca University, objectives and dimensions : a report to the Minister of Advanced Education, the Honourable J. Foster.V[editor, Barbara Every].; "June 1992"; Includes bibliographical references (p. 55-56).bAthabasca University.; 16 leaves : ill. ; 29 cm; Compiled by Lily Oddie.; Photocopy of typescript.cby Stanley Associates Engineering Ltd.; 1 v. (various pagings) : folded maps ; 28 cm; "July, 1971."by Atlantic Richfield Co., Cities Service Athabasca Inc., Imperial Oil Ltd. and Royalite Oil Co. Ltd; 1 v. (various pagings) : ill., maps; Amended to May 3, 1968Atomic Energy of Canada Limited.; 1976/1981-; 1952/1959-1959/1966; v. ; 28 cm; Apr. 1952 to Aug. 1959-; Vols. for 1971/1976- also have AECL numbering.; Updated by supplements.; Introductory pages also in French for vols. 1976/1981-; Vol. for 1952/1959 issued by Scientific Documents Distribution Office; vols. for 1959/1966-1976/1981 issued by Technical Information Branch; vols. for 1981/1986- issued by Information Services Branch.ID: 271prepared and researched by L.L. Baade, H. Rask, Regional Planning Section.; At head of title: Lesser Slave Lake Regional Plan, interim report.; Lesser Slave Lake Regional Plan, interim reportby William Peter Baergen.; viii, 209 leaves : charts ; 29 cm; In partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts. Department of History.; Thesis (M.A.)--University of Alberta, 1967.; Bibliography: leaves 205-209.by Bahniuk & Wright.:by Bill Baier.; Consensus of costs and returns. ; no. 273.Xby Bill Baier.; On cover: Northwest Alberta.; Consensus of costs and returns. ; no. 278.< >by Bill Baier.; Title on cover: 100 cow calf enterprise: intensive pasture management, Westlock-Barrhead district.; On cover: Northwest Alberta.; 100 cow calf enterprise: intensive pasture management, Westlock-Barrhead district; One hundred cow calf enterprise: intensive pasture management, Westlock-Barrhead districtby Bill Baier.; Title on cover: Continuous cropping versus clover plowdown rotation in the Westlock district.; On cover: Northwest Alberta.; Continuous cropping versus clover plowdown rotation in the Westlock district&by Bill Baier.; Title on cover: 80 sow farrow-finish hog operation in the Westlock & Morinville districts.; On cover: Northwest Alberta.; 80 sow farrow-finish hog operation in the Westlock and Morinville districts; Eighty sow farrow-finish hog operation in the Westlock and Morinville districts;by Bill Baier and Dale Kaliel.; i, 10 leaves : ill. ; 28 cmID: 292; "A thesis submitted to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts, Dept. of Anthropology".bUA BARD copy in the Bryan-Gruhn collection.; Miscellaneous report (Geological Survey of Canada) 6.TDavid M. Baird.; Includes index.; Miscellaneous report (Geological Survey of Canada)by W.M. Baker ; prepared for Human Resources Development Authority, Province of Alberta.; 1 v. (various pagings) : ill., maps (some fold.) ; 29 cm; "October 1971."; Includes Lesser Slave Lake recreation and tourism study : draft.Stanley R. Balanik, Henny Dobyanski, Douglas W. Fleming.; vii, 95 leaves ; 29 cm; Department of Educational Administration (p.i); Research project (M.Ed.)--University of Alberta, 1983.Dawn Balazs.; 1 v; Title from cover.; "March 1976."; "Confidential."; Includes bibliographical references.; Photocopy. 1 v. (various pagings) ; 29 cm.; UA Library copy in the Foster History Collection.; Preliminary study of the registered trapline systemby Max W. Ball.; p. 58-91 : ill., map ; 23 cm; In: Transactions, Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, v. 44, 1941. p. 58-91.; Presented at Annual General Meeting, Montreal, Quebec.; Transactions (Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy)undertakenly jointly by Atomic Energy of Canada Limited ... [et. al.] ; A.R. Bancroft, coordinator.; 1 v. (various pagings) : ill. ; 28 cm; "CRNL-2297."; At head of title: Atomic Energy of Canada Limited.; Includes bibliographical references.0vii, 125 l. : maps; Bibliography: leaves 121-1259compiled by Mary Bargery & Janet Fissel.; Includes index.edited by Jill S. Baron ; foreword by Paul R. Ehrlich.; Includes bibliographical references and index.; Transforming the Rockies: human forces, settlement patterns, and ecosystem effects -- William R. Travis, David M. Theobald, and Daniel B. Fagre -- Geomorphic and biogeographic setting of the Rocky Mountains / David M. Cairns, David R. Butler, and George P. Malanson -- Paleoenvironmental history of the Rocky Mountain region during the past 20,000 years / Cathy Whitlock, Mel A. Reasoner, and Carl H. Key -- Climates of the Rocky Mountains: historical and future patterns / Timothy G.F. Kittel ... [et al.] -- Natural resource extraction: past, present, and future / Heather M. Rueth, Jill S. Baron, and Linda A. Joyce -- Ecological effects of resource development in running waters / David M. Pepin, N. LeRoy Poff, and Jill S. Baron -- The cascading effects of fire exclusion in Rocky Mountain ecosystems / Robert E. Keane ... [et al.] -- Rocky road to the Rockies: challenges to biodiversity / Diana F. Tomback and Katherine C. Kendall -- Islands in the sky: alpine and treeline ecosystems of the Rockies / William D. Bowman ... [et al.] -- The heart of the Rockies: montane and subalpine ecosystems / Thomas J. Stohlgren ... [et al.] -- Base camps of the Rockies: the intermountain grasslands / Timothy R. Seastedt -- Rumblings in Rio Arriba: landscape changes in the southern Rocky Mountains of northern New Mexico / Craig D. Allen -- Collaborative development of a conservation planning system: a case study of Summit County, Colorado / David M. Theobald and N. Thompson Hobbs -- Natural and cultural influences on ecosystem processes in the Flathead River Basin (Montana and British Columbia) / Jack A. Stanford and Bonnie K. Ellis -- The eastern slopes of the Canadian Rockies: must we follow the American blueprint? / David W. Schindler -- Rocky Mountain futures: forecasting a future we do not want / Jill S. Baron.[cartographic material]; Scale 1:100,000; 1 map : col. ; 60 x 90 cm; Includes diagram of township and section numbering, and indicates buildings or structures.[map]; Scale 1:100,000; 1 map : col. ; 69 x 78 cm; Includes diagram of township and section numbering, and indicates buildings or structures.P[cartographic material]; [cartographic material]; Scale 1:100,000 ; 10 degree Transverse Mercator Projection, 115 degree central meridian, NAD 83 Datum; 2 maps on 1 sheet : both sides, col. ; 60 x 90 cm., folded to 23 x 10 cm; Indexed. Includes "Diagram of township showing section numering" with "L.S.D. numeration" diagram, and "Rural municipal addressing" diagram and text.; Shows land ownership with township and range road numbers, and administrative boundaries.; "Land ownership derived from Land Titles."; "Spatial Data Warehouse Ltd. January 2008."; Copyright County of Barrhead 2008.gsponsored by Barrhead and District Chamber of Commerce.; UA Library copy a bequest of William Connelly.y[videorecording] / Barrhead and District Economic Development Board.; 1 videocassette (7 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in; VHS.h[map] / George A. Bayne.; Scale: 1:1200; 1 map ; 45 x 56 cm; Printed from microfiche, 24x magnification.[electronic resource] : macroeconomic benefits of Canada's oil sands production / Tamim Bayoumi and Martin Muhleisen.; 1 electronic text; Cover title.; "March 2006."; Issued as part of the Canadian electronic library documents collection.; Includes bibliographical references (p. 20-21).; Access restricted to authorized users and institutions.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.; IMF working paper ; no. 06/70; Canadian electronic library. Documents collection.qby F. K. Beach and J. L. Irwin.; AGL Petroleum Plaza: handwritten date, March 1940, on title page of both copies.narration: Antoine Beaulieu ;translation: John Beaulieu; illustrations: Bob Abraham.; Fort Fitzgerald to Fort Resolution in 19081 v. (various pagings) ; 28 cm; Cover title.; An agreement between Canadian Bechtel Limited and the International Brotherhood of Boilermakers, Iron Ship Builders, Blacksmiths, Forgers and Helpers ... [et al.].; "1965."Tby Janice Sanford Beck.; Includes bibliographical references (p. 204-211) and index.Cataloging source: CaOOCIHM eng AEU; General Note: At head of title: Geological and Natural History Survey of Canada, Alfred R.C. Sewyn, LL.D., F.R.S., director.; General Note: "Published by authority of Parliament."; General Note: Map mentioned in the introductory letter is missing.; Reproduction note: Filmed from a copy of the original publication held by the Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library, University of Toronto Library. Ottawa : Canadian Institute for Historical Microreproductions, 1980.; Original version: 37 p. : ill., plates.[by Prem Benimadhu].; 5 leaves ; 28 cm; Caption title.; "May 2003."; "Leadership development."; Also available online. Access restricted to authorized users and institutions.; Publication (Conference Board of Canada) ; 448-03.; Leaders on leadership (Conference Board of Canada)6 leaves. ill. 28 cm; Mimeographed copy.; "Prepared for the Conference on "Magnitude and Deployment Schedule of Energy Resources, Portland, Or., July 21-23, 1975."; Caption title.; Conference on Magnitude and Deployment Schedule of Energy Resourcesby J. Bentz, W. Hay, D. Brierley.; Prepared on behalf of the Yellowhead Regional Planning Commission. -- One map in envelope inside back cover of publication. --; Bibliography: p. 65.; Publication (Alberta. Alberta Forestry, Lands and Wildlife) ; T/134.dprepared for: Resource Information Division, Alberta Environmental Protection, Edmonton, Alberta; prepared by Jerry A. Bentz, Dennis O'Leary and Amit Saxen< a.; 44, [28] leaves : maps ; 28 cm. + 2 maps in pocket; "September, 1993."; On title page: GEOWEST Environmental Consultants Ltd., SLRI Consultants Ltd.; Includes bibliographical references (l. 38-43).Mprepared for: Resource Information Division, Alberta Environmental Protection ; prepared by: Jerry A. Bentz and Amit Saxena.; iv, 133, [2] leaves : maps ; 28 cm; Includes bibliographical references (p. 124-132).; AGL Great West Life*Resource Date Division is unable to supply maps at this time, will advise when available (00/04/19).Kby Melanie Ann Beres.; [10], 233 leaves ; 28 cm; A thesis submitted to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, Dept. of Sociology, University of Alberta.; Thesis of (Ph.D.)--University of Alberta, 2006.; Includes of bibliographical references.Norbert Berkowitz and James G. Speight.; 1 v. : ill; Reprint of an article published in Fuel, v. 54, July, 1975, p. 138-149.; Fuel 8p. ; 30 cmPOliver Berry, Brendan Sainsbury.; Includes bibliographical references and index.1by Edward R. Bhajan.; [8], 198 leaves ; 29 cm; Bibliography: p.164-93.; Submitted to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts, Interdepartmental Committee in Community Development.; Thesis (M.A.)--University of Alberta, 1972.[cartographic material].; 1 map; Scale 1:250,000.; On cover: Land capability for wildlife-ungulates : Fort Chipewyan - 74L.; Capability classification by James A. Bibaud, produced by Drafting Pool, Technical Services Division, Alberta Environment.; Includes descriptive legend.; Land capability for wildlife-ungulates : Fort Chipewyan - 74L; Alberta Land Inventory. Land capability for wildlife-ungulates ; 74L;prepared by: Lea Bill and Jean Crozier and Dennis Surrendi.ID: 4~June 2005.; On cover: NRCB application no. 0401.; Decision report (Alberta. Natural Resources Conservation Board) ; NR2005-01.'v. : ill., maps ; 28 cm; "Submitted to: Natural Resources Conservation Board, Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and Alberta Environment" -- t.p.; "May 2006."; Supplied information: File #002-00189942; [V.1 & V.2] Application and environmental impact assessment -- [v.3] Hammerstone Project supplemental information response in support of the application and environmental impact assessment (Dec. 2007) -- [v.4] Hammerstone Project second supplemental information response in support of the application and environmental impact assessment (March 2008)submitted to Natural Resources Conservation Board and Alberta Environment.; v. : ill., maps ; 28 cm; "March 2004."; Main report -- Supplemental information (Sept. 2004) -- Second supplemental information in support of the ... (Nov. 2004) -- Birch Mountain Resources Ltd. Muskeg Valley Quarry Project, Fort McMurray area, Alberta - Natural Resources Conservation Board decision report (June 2005).bby Madeline Bird ; with the assistance of Sister Sutherland.; Includes bibliographical references.by D. Birkholz and S. Prendergast.; Burlington, Ont. : National Water Research Institute ; Environment Canada, 1990; Includes bibliographical references.by Patricia J. Blackburn.; iv, 129 leaves ; 29 cm; In partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Education, Department of Educational Administration.; Research project (M.Ed.)--University of Alberta, 1984.by S.M. Blair.; Title on cover: Report on the Alberta bituminous sands.; "December 1950"; Bibliography: p. 81-82.; Report on the Alberta bituminous sands6.2 m; Accession no. 77-122, 85-53, 88-147.; Access open.; Professional engineer and former President and Director of Canadian Bechtel. After receiving an MSc from the University of Alberta in 1924, he worked for the Alberta Tar Sands Project which aimed at identifying methods that would separate oil from the deposits. In 1928 he became a manager of the asphalt refinery of Trinidad Leaseholds Limited. He joined Canadian Bechtel in 1949, retiring as its President in 1974, although he continued to act as an advisor on special projects for the company. He was killed in an accident in 1981.; Unpublished inventory available in the repository.L.C. Bliss; 17p. ; 28 cmby Tara Rochelle Bond.; [9], 93 leaves : 1 map folded ; 28 cm; "A thesis submitted to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts, Department of Anthropology."; Includes bibliographical references.;by Barry Bondar.; Chronicle series (North Vancouver, B.C.)./by Ken Boschman, Donna McRae, Lyall Thomson.; ix, 68, 126 leaves ; 29 cm; Title on added t.p. and spine: Grade level reorganization in the Fort McMurray Public School District - an evaluation.; Department of Educational Administration (added t.p.); Research project (M.Ed.)--University of Alberta, 1984.+by R.A. Bothe.; Chiefly statistical tables.T[writer: Robert Bott]; Cover title; "September 2007"; Also available on the Internetby Robert Bott, Peter Murphy, and Robert Udell with Robert Stevenson (photo research).; On cover: A fifty-year journey towards sustainable forest management.; Includes glossary and indexes.; Bibliography: p. 232-234.; UA Library copy from the library of Patrick W. Colgan.[writer: Robert Bott]; Cover title.; "April 2000" -- t.p.; Includes index.; Also available on the World Wide Web.; Approved for use in Alberta schools.Sedited by R.A. Bourbonniere.; Abstract also in French.; NWRI contribution ; 92-163.<C.W. Bowman and Wayne Bertrand; 2 v. (various pagings) : illBy C. W. Bowman.; 15 leaves ; 28 cm; "Submission by C. W. Bowman, Alberta Oil Sands Technology and Research Authority (AOSTRA) to the Royal Commission on the Economic Union and Development for Canada November 15, 1983."WRick Boychuk.; UA Library copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.; Rank & file series3 v. : ill. ; 28 cm; Includes bibliographical references.; Pt. 1. Early history, analysis of the bituminous sand, and isolation and structural analysis of the asphaltene fraction -- pt. 2. The initial chromatographic separation of the pentane extract and the structure and properties of the resinous components -- pt. 3. Chromatographic separation of the oil fraction, and properties and sturcture of the oil components.; Research report (Canada. Mines Branch) ; R 78.pprepared by Cheryl Bradley.; 2 v. : maps ; 28 cm; Includes bibliography.; [V.1] Main report -- [v.2] Appendix 2.Archange J. Brady , sgm.; iv, 144p. : ill., map ; 29 cm; Footnotes and references:p.142-3.; First edition issued 12 November, 1983.nArchange J. Brady.; Includes bibliographical references.; UA Library copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.K[microform].; 2 microfiches (57 fr.) : ill., map; "... the outcome of a photographic survey ... executed in 1915, by M.P. Bridgland, ... The topographical part of the guide was written by him and the historical notes by R. Douglas ... The illustrations ... were selcted ... and the book edited by E. Deville ..."--p. [5].; Includes appendices.; Includes index.; Filmed from a copy of the original publication held by the National Library of Canada. Ottawa : Canadian Institute for Historical Microreproductions, 1997.; 97 p. : ill., map. ; 24 cm.; CIHM/ICMH microfiche series ; no. 823182by D. Brierley ... [et al.].; Bibliography: p. 29.Caption title.; Description based on printout printed on 08/03/2000 from http://www.aaf.gov.bc.ca/aaf/news/McLinBrief.htm.; Includes: Statement by Minister of Aboriginal Affairs, Dale Lovick at initialling of McLeod Lake Adhesion to Treaty No. 8 and Settlement Agreement, September 30, 1999 and Westbank's stand on logging forces cancellation of discussions on resumption of treaty talks.L[microform] : [to aerial photographs of British Columbia and parts of Alberta, in the Provincial Air Photo Library, for parts of NTS sheets 82-83, 92-94 and 102-104, 1936-1996].; microfiches : ill., maps ; 11 x 15 cm; Subtitle supplied by cataloguer.; At head of some fiche : Maps BC.; Scale varies.; Quality of reproduction varies.[Ken Broadfoot].; Photocopy.Greg Brown, Jeremy Moorh< ouse, Jennifer Grant.; Description based on paper downloaded on January 19, 2010 from http://pubs.pembina.org/reports/gateway-upstream-report.pdf; "December 2009."; Also available on the Internet.; System requirements for online access: Adobe Acrobat.Hedited by B. G. Brownlee.; Includes bibliographical references (p. 8-11) C global temperature rise on Canada's water resources : Athabasca River and oil sands development, Great Lakes and hydropower production.; Description based on copy printed Nov. 14, 2006 from http://www.wwf.ca/AboutWWF/WhatWeDo/ConservationPrograms/GlobalWarming/reports/WWF_2degCanada_WaterReport.pdf; Cover title; Includes bibliographical references.; Oil and water-will they mix in a changing climate? The Athabasca River story / James P. Bruce -- Hydrological changes in the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Basin under climate change and impacts on hydropower generation / Tina Tin.; Oil and water -- will they mix in a changing climate? The Athabasca River story; Hydrological changes in the Great Lakes -- St. Lawrence Basin under climate change and impacts on hydropower generationT[George Brybycin].; "Featuring the writing of Dorothy Dickson"--p. 5.; 019: 12211315FPrepared by Gordon S. Byrn and Nicholas E.H. Ferguson.; iv, 85+ leaves'[editor - Connie Bryson].; Cover title.=[editor - Connie Bryson].; "...comprehensive look at the Canadian oil and gas industry" published for distribution before the 16th World Petroleum Congress.; "June 11-15 2000, Calgary, Alberta, 16th World Petroleum Congress"--on cover.; AB Resource Development Edmonton: Communications (c.2); World Petroleum CongressH[editor - Connie Bryson]; UA Library copy a bequest of William Connelly.Xcompiled by Ruby Buick. --; 1 v. (various pagings) ; 28 cm; Text runs parallel to spine.8 photographs ; 25 x 25 cm4UA Library copy is from the library of Martin Lynch.!by Lawrence Burpee.; Cover title.ID: 97\by Captain W.F. Butler; UA Library copy in the Chalmers Western Canadian History Collection./by Captain W.F. Butler; x, 358p. : ill. ; 21 cmID: 329; Also available online. Access restricted to registered users and institutions with site licence agreements. electronic access: http://www.netlibrary.com/ebook_info.asp?product_id=17551prepared by T.C. Byrne.; "A report on three public policies: further education policy, consortium policy and community school policy prepared for the Alberta Association for Continuing Education for its annual general meeting of April 1981 at Jasper Park Lodge."--Title page.C.J. Caldwell, W.L. Zwerman and A.D. Olmsted, Kananaskis Centre for Environmental Research and Dept. of Sociology, University of Calgary; Bibliography: p. 71-76fCataloging source: eng; Physical descrip: 1 v. (various pagings) : ill; General Note: Prepared for Calgary Power Ltd. -- Bound with: Report on reconnaisance field trip to Baptiste damsite -- week of July 16, 1962 (Aug. 1962); Added title: Report on reconnaissance field trip to Baptiste site - week of July, 16, 1962AGL_GWL CALL NUMBER COPY MATERIAL LOCATIONCataloging source: eng; General Note: Submitted to Alberta Dept. of Agriculture, Water Resources Division by Calgary Power Ltd. -- Cover title: Preliminary report on the power potential of the Athabasca River between Athabasca and McMurray; Added title: Preliminary report on the power potential of the Athabasca River between Athabasca and McMurrayAGL_GWL CALL NUMBER COPY MATERIAL LOCATIONd1 v. (various pagings) : ill. ; 28 cm; Description based on paper downloaded on August 19, 2009 from http://www2.cera.com/Oil_Sands_Full_Report.pdf; Cover title.; On cover: IHS Cambridge Energy Research Associates $ CERA.com.; Also available on the Internet.; System requirements for online access: Adobe Acrobat.; AGL Great West Life*Locally printed copy.|prepared by Cambridge Strategies Inc.; 22 leaves : ill., map ; 28 cm; "July 2004."; Photocopy. 22 leave : ill., map ; 28 cm.1.03 m.t 12 diplomas + 1410 photographs; Accession nos. 69-160, 73-34, 77-100.; Access open.; Dr. A.E. Cameron joined the staff of the University of Alberta in 1914, departing in 1937 to become Deputy Minister of Mines for Nova Scotia. In 1947 he became President of the Nova Scotia Technical College, from which he retired in 1957. His scholarly and professional pursuits involved him in the areas of mining engineering and metallurgy.; Unpublished inventories of Accession no. 73-34 and no. 77-100. Published inventory of Accession no. 69-160: A guide to the photographs of Alan Emerson Cameron: Dept. of Mining Engineering field trips 1921-1933. University of Alberta Archives: Edmonton, 1977.Frederick W. Camp.; "Portions of this work originally appeared in the Encyclopedia of Chemical Technology, v.19".; Bibliography:p.78-82.ID: 243C9199 026; [videorecording] / Peter C. Campbell, director ; Jerry Krepakevich, Katherine Rankin, producers.; 1 videocassette (44 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in. (VHS[electronic resource] / by Sandy Campbell and Eric Higgs with Samantha James and Nicola S.E. Miller.; 1 computer optical disc : col. ; 4 3/4 in; "This project was completed with funding from the Alberta Historical Society"--Back of case.; "Culture, Ecology and Restoration : an interdisciplinary research project"--Back of case.; Title from disc.; Includes bibliographical references.; Windows 95 or higher; Adobe Acrobat Reader.9[cartographic material].; Scale not shown; 1 map ; 13 x 7 cm. on sheet 28 x 22 cm; Includes location map.; Printed from: Human activity in the upper Athabasca Valley [CD-ROM] / Sandy Campbell ... [et al.]. Edmonton, AB : Culture, Ecology and Restoration, an Interdisciplinary Project, University of Alberta, 2000./ca. 250 leaves. 29 cm; Cover title.; Photocopy.MReprinted from the 1899 edition.; UA BARD copy in the Bryan-Gruhn collection.s1 sheet (parchment) ; 50 x71 cm; UASPCOLL copy has ms. note of former Chipewyan Chief Fred Marcel.; Canada Manitoba[cartographic material] : west of fifth meridian / produced by the Canada Centre for Mapping, Department of Energy, Mines and Resources.; 1 map : col. ; 45 x 52 cm; Relief shown by contours.; "Military users, refer to this map as: Series A 502, map 83 J., edition 2 MCE."; "Updated from large scale maps. Information current as shown in diagram. Published 1996."; "Updated for features visible on 1991 satellite imagery."; National topographic system ; 83-J.|[cartographic material] / Produced by the Canada Centre for Mapping, Department of Energy, Mines and Resources.; Scale 1:250,000 Transverse Mercator.; 1 map : col. ; 45 x 50 cm; Includes glossary and explanation of conventional signs on verso.; "Military users refer to this map as: Series A502, map 74 D, edition 3 MCE."; "Fort McMurray 74D."; National topographic system ; 74-D.[cartographic material] / produced by the Canada Centre for Mapping, Department of Energy, Mines and Resources.; Scale 1:50 000 Transverse Mercator.; 1 map : col. ; 56 x 65 cm; "Military users, refer to this map as: Series A 741, map 83 J/1, edition 3 MCE."; "Updated from aerial photographs taken in 1985. Culture check 1987. Published in 1989."; National topographic system ; 83-J/1.[cartographic material] / produced by the Canada Centre for Mapping, Department of Energy, Mines and Resouces.; Scale 1:250,000 ; Transverse Mercator Proj.; 1 map : col. ; 45 x 51 cm; Relief shown by contours.; "Updated from large scale maps. Information current as shown in diagram. Published in 1988."; "Updated for all major using satellite imagery obtained in 1983."; "Military users, refer to this map as: Series A 502, map 83 O., edition 3 MCE."; On verso: legend, glossary and abbreviation list.; National topographic system ; 83-O.[cartographic material] / : west of fourth meridian / produced by the Canada Centre for Mapping, Department of Energy, Mines and Resources.; Scale 1: 50,000 ; Transverse Mercator.; 1 map : col. ; 56 x 65 cm; "Military users, refer to this map as: Series A 741, map 83 I/4, edition 3 MCE."; "Updated from aerial photographs taken in 1981. Culture check 1983. Published in 1988."; Includes glossary and explanation of conventional signs on reverse.; National topographic system ; 83-I/4.< 7[cartographic material]; 1 folded map; Scale: 1:250,000Ev. : ill. ; 29 cm; Annual; Description based on: 2006; caption title.H1 fol. sheet; Cover title.; UA copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.TID: 176; Agreement ... between ... the Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development and the Minister of the Environment ... ; and ... the Minister of Forestry, Lands and Wildlife and the Minister of Energy. Typescript, signed (photocopy). Principal agreement has attachments: schedules 1-8, A-G, of which 4 is an agreement, unsigned.GPrinciples and strategies for the four Mountain Parks, discussion paper*[map]; Scale 1:316,800; 1 map ; 48 x 58 cm+Caption title.; Chiefly statistical tables.zii, 40 leaves : ill., maps ; 28 cm; Cover title.; "15 November 1989."; Includes bibliographical references (leaves 34-37).ID: 254fDept. of Mines and Resources.; Title from cover.; UA Library copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.^by Canada. Department of Regional Economic Expansion.; 1v. : ill., map ; 28 cm; Canada/Albertakprepared for DREE-Alberta Joint Planning Committee.; 47 leaves ; 28 cm; Caption title.; "November 3, 1972".iprepared by Associated Engineering Services Ltd; Prepared for Canada Dept. of Regional Economic Expansion[map]; [map]; Scale 1:792,000; 1 map ; 61 x 51 cm; Inset map with title: Map of the province of Alberta showing position and extent of Rocky Mountains and Jasper Parks after the areas which it is proposed to exclude have been withdrawn ; scale 1:6,336,000.by M.B. Williams.-Cover title.; AGL Petroleum Plaza: Inventory.9Energy, Mines and Resources Canada.; Report. EI. EP 77-2.KWorkshop on Research and Development Related to Oil Sands, Heavy Oil and the Environment (1985 : Calgary, Alta.); "Conference and publication of proceedings by Environment Canada through Federal Interdepartmental Panel on Energy Research and Development".; Includes bibliographical references.; p. 133-155. Alberta Government environmental research programs related to oils sands/ heavy oil development in Alberta / Sims, H. Percy / Alberta. Dept. of the Environment. Research Management Division.; Workshop on Research and Development Related to Oil Sands, Heavy Oil and the EnvironmentQprepared by the Regional DOE Syncrude Task Force; Environmental impact assessment[electronic resource] : collective findings.; 1 computer laser optical disc ; 4 3/4 in; Includes bibliographical references.; System requirements: Adobe Acrobat.Cover title.; "Canada, Alberta, Northwest Territories" -- t.p.; Includes bibliographical references.; Also available on the Internet.; System requirements for online access: Adobe Acrobat.Canada, Alberta, Northwest Territories -- t.p.; Also available on the Internet.; System requirements for online access: Adobe Acrobat.HJune 2001.; "Canada, Alberta Environment, Northwest Territories" -- t.p.MNovember 1999.; On cover: Canada, Alberta Environment, Northwest Territories.1 v. (various pagings) : ill. ; 28 cm; On title page: Report to the Study Board from the Peace-Athabasca-Slave River Basin Intergovernmental Task Force.; On page 4: "The Study Board will consist of ... . Government departments represented will include: Alberta Environment, Alberta Forestry, Lands and Wildlife, Alberta Health, Environment Canada, Fisheries and Oceans Canada, Indian Affairs and Northern Development Canada, Health and Welfare Canada, and Government of the Northwest Territories, Department of Renewable Resources".WEnvironment Canada, Parks, Western Region.; "December 1986."; Bibliography: p. 93, 102.Environment Canada, Parks, Western Region.; "December, 1986".; On cover: 4 mountain parks.; 4 mountain parks; Four mountain parks; Jasper National Parks management planning program2 v. : ill. (some col.)., maps ; 28 cm; Title from cover.; At head of cover title: Canadian Pacific Hotels & Resorts, Environment Canada, Parks.; V.1-2. Technical appendices.iii, 19, 20 p; With: Report on Syncrude Canada Limited / Federal-Provincial Air/ Atmospheric Committee. -- Includes bibliographiesBibliogr.: p. 213-214Jasper Millworks Ltd., Woodland Resource Services Ltd.; "Project # T1B78-48"; "This is a joint publication of Forestry Canada and the Alberta Forest Service pursuant to the Canada-Alberta Forest Resource Development Agreement"r1 v. (various pagings; "Revised"--Handwritten on t.p.; "October 1977".; Photocopy. 1 v. (various pagings) ; 29 cm.N1 sheet; Caption title.; Issued also in French under title: Negociations sur les terres, les ressources et l'exercise des pouvoirs avec les Premieres Nations dennes du territoire Akaitcho.; "September 2001"--P. 2.; Also available on the Internet.; Includes bibliographical references.; NWT plain facts on land and self-government.Issued also in French under title: Premiere nation de Fort McKay.; Cover title.; Panel: Commissioner Carole T. Corcoran, Commission Co-Chair P.E. James Prentice.; Includes bibliographical references.; Inquiry into the treaty land entitlement claim of the Fort McKay First Nation6ID: 306; Issued also in French under title: Enquete sur la revendication de la Premiere Nation des Chipewyans d'Athabasca. "Panel: Commission C-Chair, P.E. James Prentice, QC; Commissioner, Carole T. Corcoran; Commissioner, Aurelien Gill." Distributed by the Government of Canada Depository Services Program.B[19] leaves : ill. ; 29 cm; Athabasca-Mackenzie Waterways Workshoprv. : maps ; 30 cm; Annual.; 1961-; Circular (Canada. Meteorological Branch) 4501.; ICE (Series : Ottawa, Ont.) 25.V[National and Historic Parks Branch, Dept. of Indian Affairs and Northern Development. National and Historic Parks Branch, Dept. of Indian Affairs and Northern Development.; 5 v. in 1 ; 36 cm; v. 1. Calgary hearing, April 19.--v. 2. Calgary hearing, April 20.--v. 3. Edmonton hearing.--v. 4. Edmonton hearing, April 23.--v. 5. Vancouver hearing, April 26.[Submitted to Canada, Dept. of Indian Affairs and Northern Development, National and Historic Parks Branch].; 333 nos. in 8 v. : ill., maps. ; 29 cm; Reproduced from typewritten copy.[electronic resource] : opportunities and challenges to 2015 : an update.; 1 electronic text; Issued as part of the Canadian electronic library, Documents collection, and Canadian public policy collection.; Includes bibliographical references (p. 70-71).; Access restricted to authorized users and institutions.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.; Canadian electronic library. Canadian public policy collection.; Canadian electronic library. Documents collection.; Energy market assessment ; June 2006.OSeptember 2005; "Cat.No. NE23-130/2005E"; Also available on the World Wide Web.pOctober 2000; Cat.no.NE23-89/2000E; Includes bibliographic references (p.93-96); Also available on the Internet.gJune 2006; Cat. no. NE23-116/206E; Includes bibliographical references; Also available on the internet.O1 fol. sheet (ill., maps) ; 23 cm; UA copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.[electronic resource] : the federal framework for the development of Canada's oil sands.; At head of title: Natural Resources Canada.; Title from title screen (viewed July 30, 2003).; Mode of access: Internet.Newsletter (Canada. Northern Diseased Bison Environmental Assessment P< anel); Northern Diseased Bison Environmental Assessment Panel.; 12 v. ; 28 cm; Irregular.; No. 1 (Feb. 1989)-no. 12 (Aug. 1990).:v. : ill. ; 39 cm; No. 1 (Jan. 1989)-; Title from caption.Environmental Assessment Panel.; English and French; French text on inverted pages.; Robert G. Connelly, chairman.; French title page title: Bisons malades du nord, rapport de la Commission d'evaluation environnementale.; Bisons malades du norda[ressource electronique] : perspectives et defis jusqu'en 2015 : mise jour.; Diffuse par le Programme des services de dept du Gouvernement du Canada.; Archive par Bibliotheque et archives Canada.; Publ. aussi en anglais sous le titre: Canada's oil sands, opportunities and challenges to 2015, an update.; Titre de l'ecran-titre (visionne le 17 juil. 2006).; Comprend des ref. bibliogr.; Monographie electronique en version PDF.; Egalement publ. en version imprimee.; Mode d'acces: World Wide Web.; Configuration requise: Adobe Acrobat Reader.; Evaluation du marche de l'energie (En ligne)Evaluation du marche de l'energie.; Publ. aussi en anglais sous le titre: Canada's oil sands : a supply and market outlook to 2015.; Comprend des ref. bibliogr.; Egalement disponible sur l'Internet./[electronic resource] : community protection and forest restoration project : Foothills Model Forest, Jasper National Park; Title from title screen (viewed on Sept. 25, 2008).; "Park registry file J03-004."; "April 2003."; Mode of access: Internet.; Environmental screening report (Canada. Parks Canada)kLee Richardson, chair.; Description based on paper printout printed December 17, 2007 from http://cmte.parl.gc.ca/Content/HOC/committee/391/rnnr/reports/rp2614277/rnnrrp04/rnnr04-e.pdf; "39th Parliament, 1st Session".; "March 2007"--t.p.; Includes bibliographical references.; Available also on the Internet.; System requirements for online access: Adobe Acrobat.ysubmitted by the chiefs and councils of Treaty 8 at Slave Lake, Alberta.; 1 v. (various foliations) ; 29 cm; Cover title.Cataloging source: CaOOCIHM eng CaOOCIHM AEU; General Note: "Prepared in the Railway Lands Branch ..."; General Note: "Revised ed. of portions of The unexploited west compiled by Ernest J. Chambers, lt.-col., Corps of Guides."--p. [4]; Reproduction note: Filmed from a copy of the original publication held by the National Library of Canada. Ottawa : Canadian Institute for Historical Microreproductions, 1997.; Original version: 36 p. : ill., map ; 25 cm.[cartographic material] : west of fifth meridian / produced by the Canada Centre for Mapping, Department of Energy, Mines and Resources.; Scale 1: 50,000 ; Transverse Mercator.; 1 map : col ; 55 x 66 cm; "Updated from aerial photographs taken in 1985. Culture check 1987. Published in 1989."; "Military users refer to this map as: Series A741, map 83 G/14, edition 3 MCE."; Includes glossary and explanation of conventional signs on reverse.; National topographic system ; 83-G/14.[cartographic material]; Scale 1:250,000 ; Transverse Mercator proj.; 1 map : col. ; 45 x 50 cm; Includes glossary and explanation of conventional signs on verso.; "Fort McMurray 74D."[cartographic material] : west of fifth meridian / produced by the Surveys and Mapping Branch, Department of Energy, Mines and Resources.; [cartographic material]; Scale 1:50 000 ; Transverse Mercator.; 1 map : col. ; 56 x 65 cm; Includes glossary and explanation of conventional signs on reverse.; "Military users, refer to this map as: Series A 741, map 83 J/4, edition 2 MCE."; "Updated from aerial photographs taken in 1978. Culture check 1979. Published in 1981."; National topographic system ; 83-J/4.[map] : west of sixth meridian / produced by the Surveys and Mapping Branch, Department of Energy, Mines and Resources.; Scale 1:50,000 ; Transverse Mercator Projection. (W 118°30' -- 118°00' ; N 53°00' -- 52°45'); 1 map : col. ; 65 x 92 cm; Includes explanation of conventional signs on reverse.; This is a survey of Jadper and the surrounding area.; National topographic system ; 83-D/16.[cartographic material] = Jasper National Park, Alberta.; Scale 1:250,000 ; Transverse Mercator Projection.; 1 map : col. ; 45 x 91 cm; Relief by contours (500' intervals); spot heights; glaciers; 5 classes of roads; boundaries; cultural details; MCR 217.; Jasper National Park Alberta[map] : west of fifth meridian / produced by the Surveys and Mapping Branch, Department of Energy, Mines and Resources; Scale 1:50,000 ; Transverse Mercator Projection. (W 114°30' -- 114°00 ; N 54°15' -- 54°00'); 1 map : col. ; 65 x 92 cm; Includes glossary and explanation of conventional signs on reverse.; This is a survey of Barrhead and the surrounding area.; National topographic system ; 83-J/1.[cartographic material]; Scale 1:250,000 ; Transverse Mercator proj.; 1 map : col. ; 45 x 52 cm; "Lesser Slave Lake 83-O"; Lesser Slave Lake 83O[cartographic material] : west of fifth meridian.; Scale : 1:250,000 ; Transverse Mercator proj.; 1 map : col. ; 45 x 52 cm; "Whitecourt 83J".; Whitecourt 83JTprepared by the Regional DOE Syncrude Task Force.; Photocopy. ii, 70 leaves ; 28 cm.gCanada Dept. of Northern Affairs and National Resources, Water Resources Branch.; Interim report no. 1.qDescription based on copy printed Oct. 31, 2006 from http://www.capp.ca/raw.asp?x=1&dt=PDF&dn=105401; Cover titleDescription based on copy printed Oct. 17, 2007 from http://www.capp.ca/raw.asp?x=1&e=PDF&dt=NTV&dn=127546; Cover title; "October 2007"; "2007-0019"; Includes bibliographical references.0Cover title; Includes bibliographical referencesDescription based on copy printed Nov. 29, 2006 from http://www.capp.ca/default.asp?TEMPORARY_TEMPLATE=29&V_DOC_ID=1187; Caption titleDescription based on copy printed Nov. 23, 2006 from http://www.capp.ca/raw.asp?x=1&dt=NTV&e=PDF&dn=111607; Cover title.; "2006-0015"zDescription based on copy printed Jan. 3, 2007 from http://www.capp.ca/raw.asp?x=1&dt=NTV&e=PDF&dn=92079; "September 2005"Upresented by the Canadian Cattlemen's Association.; Cover title.; "January 25, 1990."NCover title.; "June 2006" -- back cover; Also available on the World Wide Web.m[videorecording (DVD)] / produced by Dynacor Media Group.; 1 videodisc (45 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in; DVD.vHeavy Oil Symposium (1995 : Calgary, Alta.); 1 v. (various pagings) : ill.; Conference theme: Opportunities & optimismCanadian Heavy Oil Association. Conference on Heavy Oil : Think Heavy, Think Canadian Heavy Oil, Think Renewal (1993 : Calgary, Alberta); 1 v. (various pagings) : ill; Includes bibliographical references.Working with JuneWarren Publishing on this guidebook and directory were: Canadian Heavy Oil Association; the Alberta Government; and the Government of Saskatchewan, Ministry of Energy and Resources.; This is a companion volume to Western Gold, heavy oil and oilsands in Canada guidebook and directory [2007] and Alberta's heavy oil and oilsands : unlocking 176 billion barrels, a guidebook and directory [2006].; Also available on the InternetAlso available on the Internet.Heavy Oil & Oil Sands Technical Sy< mposium (11th : 1994 March 2 : Calgary, Alberta); 1 v. (loose-leaf) ill; Presented by the Faculty of Continuing Education and the Canadian Heavy Oil Association51 v. (various pagings) : ill. ; 28 cm; Caption title.Oil Sands Supply and Infrastructure Conference.; Annual; Began with Feb. 20/21, 2003 issue.; Description based on first issue.; Latest issue consulted: 5th (Jan. 17/17, 2007).; Each issue also has a distinct title.; Issued also in a CD-ROM.by the Canadian Institute for Research in response to a request from Barbar K. Banas, Research manager, Human Environment Sector, Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program.; viii, 49 leaves ; 28 cm; "April 1979"--P. i.38 leaves : ill. ; 28 cm; Caption title.; "The key informant interviewing was done as part of the research gatherning process for the Mental Health and the Workplace Project of the National Office of the Canadian Mental Health Association"--P. 1.Canadian Mental Health Association, Mental Health and the Workplace Committee.; "September, 1984".; "Perspectives on mental health and the workplace"--Cover.~1 v; "Project of the national office of the Canadian Mental Health Association".; Photocopy. 28 leaves ; 29 cm. Caption title.z1 fol. sheet : col. ill. ; 53 x 86 cm, folded to 28 cm; Cover title.; UA Library copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.S1 folded sheet : ill. ; 29 cm; UA Library copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.r1 folded sheet : ill. (some col.) ; 22 cm; Title from cover.; UA Library copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.o1 folded sheet : ill. (some col.) ; 22 cm; Caption title.; UA Library copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.[cartographic material] : showing trails and motor roads through the heart of the Canadian Rockies / Canadian National Railways.; Scale not given.; 1 view : col. ; 45 x 71 cm., folded to 23 x 20 cm; Shows Canadian national railways, park boundaries, motor roads, government trails, and Indian trails.; Relief shown pictorially.; Bird's-eye view.; Panel title.; Inset painting of Mount Edith Cavell on recto.; Includes text, ill., and altitudes of mountains taller than 10,000 ft. on panel.wCover title: Jasper in the Canadian Rockies and Jasper Park Lodge; Jasper in the Canadian Rockies and Jasper Park Lodge[19] leaves : chiefly ill., map ; 16 x 23 cm; Cover title.; Jasper Park Lodge & Minaki Lodge; Jasper Park Lodge and Minaki LodgeCanadian National Railways.KUA Library copy in the Richard Spafford Western Canadian Legacy Collection.Canadian National Railways.; "Printed in Canada"--Cover.; "Issued at Montreal 2/26"--P. [3] of cover.; UA copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.:Cover title.; UA copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.r1 folded sheet : ill. (some col.) ; 28 cm; Title from cover.; UA Library copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.Zv. : ill., maps ; 30 cm; "Submitted to Alberta Energy and Utilities Board; Alberta Environment" -- cover.; Supplied information: Application file # 00237382-001 or 001-00237382.; "September 2007."; V.1a. Application for approval -- v.1b. Application for approval -- v.2. Introduction to the EIA (Environmental Impact Assessment) -- v.3. Air quality, noise, health and air emission effects -- v.4a. Aquatic resources -- v.4b. Aquatic resources -- v.5. Terrestrial resources -- v.6. Social aspects -- v.7. Human health risk impact assessment; wildlife health risk impact assessment; supplemental baseline data (Feb. 2008) -- [v.8.] Kirby in-situ oil sands project supplemental information (July 2008) -- [v.9.] Kirby in-situ oil sands project supplemental information (Jan. 2009) -- [v.10.] Kirby in-situ oil sands project supplemental information (Sept. 2009)[electronic resource].; 1 computer laser optical disc : ill., maps ; 3/4 in; "Submitted to Energy Resources Conservation Board and Alberta Environment" -- cover.; Supplied information: Application file # 00237382-001 or 001-00237382.; "September 2009."; Application for Approval - September 2007; applications; environmental impact assessment -- Errata letter - December 2007 -- Post-filing document - February 2008; human health risk assessment; wildlife health risk assessment; supplemental water quality, fish and fish habitat and soil baseline information -- Transportation impact assessment (March 2008) -- Round 1 supplemental information - July 2008; Watercourse crossing update; Responses to supplemental information request -- Round 2 supplemental information (January 2009); Water forecast summary; Revised Water Act application; Responses to supplemental information request. -- Round 3 supplemental information (September 2009): Supplemental wildlife baseline information.; System requirements: This CD-ROM can be read with Adobe Acrobat Reader 5 and above. Use of Version 7.0 is recommended and is provided on this CD-ROM. Adobe Reader Version 7.0 system requirements: Intel Pentium Processor; Microsoft Windows 2000 with Service Pack 2, Windows XP Professional or Home Edition, or Windows XP Tablet PC Edition; 128 Mb Ram; Up to 90 Mb of available hard-disk space; Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5 or higher.; AGL Great West Life*This disc replaces all previous discs.13 leaves : ill. ; 28 cm; Description based on printout printed December 15, 2005 from http://www.cpaws.org/files/report-response-to-oilsands.pdf; Cover title.; Also available on the Internet.Environment Canada, Parks Service. --; Cover title.; At head of title: the Canadian Heritage Rivers System.; "Cat. No. R63-191/1992 E"--pg. [16]; "Jasper National Park, Heritage Communications".; The Canadian heritage rivers system/1 col map in pocket.; Bibliography: p. 201-202.%Canadian Parks Service.; Cover title.Fprepared by Thompson Economic Consulting Services in association with Scace & Associates Ltd.; vi, 59 leaves : ill., maps ; 28 cm; "July 31, 1989".; Prepared for Socio-Economic Branch, Canadian Parks Service, Department of the Environment, Ottawa, Ontario.; On cover: Environment Canada, Parks Service.; Bibliography: p. 57-59prepared for Science Council of Canada; by Canadian Resourcecon Limited.; At head of title: Final report.; Final report : decision making in the north : oil sands case study,13 leaves : ill., maps ; 28 cm; Cover title.[electronic resource] : report / prepared by Cantox Environmental, Inc.; 1 electronic text; Title from cover.; Prepared for: Alberta Health and Wellness, Public Health Surveillance and Environmental Health, Public Health Division.; "March 2007".; Issued as part of the Canadian electronic library documents collection.; Includes bibliographical references.; Access restricted to authorized users and institutions.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.; Canadian electronic library. Documents collection.\by L.N. Carbyn ... [et al.]; "July 1989".; Includes bibliographical references (p. 196-207).carried out by: Carcajou Research Limited.; 1 v. (various pagings) : ill. ; 28 cm; "Sponsored by: Fort McMurray School District No. 2833 ; Alberta Social Services and Community Health Planning Secretariat ; Alberta Municipal Affairs, the Northeast Alberta Regional Commission"ID: 177by Carcajou Research Limited ; prepared for the Commissioner of the Northeast Alberta Region, Government of Alberta.; 36 leaves ; 28 cmC.R. (Sid) Carlson and Kevin Schultz.; Description based on copy printed March 27, 2009 from http://www.business.ualberta.ca/CABREE/pdf/Carlson/Carlson_Just_Say_No.pdf; "March 2008"; "This research was supported by the Centre for Applied Business Research in Energy and the Environment (CABREE), School of Business, University of Alberta ... the final product is the sole responsibility of the authors." -- cover; Bibliography: p. 20-23.scompiled by M.A. Carrigy.; Earth sciences report. ; 65-3.; Preliminary report (Research Council of Alberta) ; 65-3.*compiled by M.A. Carrigy; ix, 66p. ; 26 cmprepared for the Canadian Society of Petroleum Geologists oil sands symposium, 1973. Editor: M. A. Carrigy, associate editor: J. W. Kramers.; Information Series; One map and five charts in pocket.; Includes bibliographies.; UA Library copy in the John Dawson Newton Soil Science Collection.; AGL Petroleum Plaza (c.2) includes 1 f< olded map and 4 folded sheets in pocket.; Information series (Alberta Research) ; 65.by M.A. Carrigy and I.J. McLaws. --; p. 340-341, 548-632 : ill. (some folded) ; 28 cm; Open file report; Open file report; "NTS 074D, 074E, 082H, 082A."; "A report prepared for Intercontinental Engineering of Alberta Ltd."; Library's c.2 lacks p.340-341 (index); Environmental impact of in situ technology; Open file report (Alberta Geological Survey) ; 1973-23; Open file report (Alberta Research Council) ; 1973-23by Ross Anderson, B.O.K. Reeves.; Parks Canada. National Historic Parks and Sites Branch. Manuscript report - National Historic Parks and Sites Branch. Travail inedit - Direction des lieux et des parcs historiques nationaux ; 158[electronic resource] : real or imagined? / by David W. Andison.; Title from title screen (viewed on Dec. 8, 2003).; "July 2000."; System requirements: Adobe Acrobat Reader.; Mode of access: Internet.; Quicknote (Foothills Model Forest. Natural Disturbance Program Research) ; no. 3.ID: 23[map] / done by L. D. Andriashek.; Scale not shown.; 1 map ; 95 x 62 cm. folded to 26 x 20 cm; Open file report; Open file report; Map; "NTS 083O, 084B."; Blueprint.; Open file report (Alberta Research Council. Terrain Sciences Dept.) ; 1985-18.; Open file report (Alberta Research Council) ; 1985-18; Open file report (Alberta Geological Survey) ; 1985-18; Map (Alberta Geological Survey) ; 83O,84Bby Lloyd J. Andruchow. edited by Michael Payne, Donald Wetherell, and Catherine Cavanaugh.; 2 v. : ill. ; 30 cm; Includes bibliographical references and index.; v. 1. 13,001 years ago: human beginnings in Alberta / John W. Ives -- The day the dry snow fell: the record of a 7,627-year-old disaster / Alwynne B. Beaudoin and Gerald A. Oetelaar -- Buffalo and dogs: the prehistoric lifeway of aboriginal people on the Alberta Plains, 1004-1005 / Trevor R. Peck and J. Rod Vickers -- The never-ending journey of Anthony Henday / Eldon Yellowhorn -- "With tears, shrieks, and howling of despair": the smallpox epidemic of 1781-1782 / Ted Binnema -- Fatal quarrels and fur trade rivalries: a year of living dangerously on the North Saskatchewan 1806-07 / Gerhard J. Ens -- Economy must now be the order of the day: George Simpson and the reorganization of the fur trade to 1826 / Heather Devine -- On the edge of the great transformation: 1857-58 / Frits Pannekoek -- 1870: a year of violence and change ? Hugh A. Dempsey -- "A better life with honour": treaty 6 (1876) and treaty 7 (1877) with Alberta First Nations / Sarah Carter and Walter Hildebrandt -- Too many scared people: Alberta and the 1885 north-west rebellion / Bill Waiser -- 1899 and the political economy of Canada's north-west: Treaty 8 as a compact to share and peacefully co-exist / Brian Calliou -- 1904-1905: Alberta Proclaimed / David Hall; v. 2. The dance of the grizzly bear: boom to bust, 1912-13 / David C. Jones -- Enthusiasm embattled: 1916 and the great war / Duff Crerar -- 1919: "a year of extraordinary difficulty" / David Bright -- From idealism to pragmatism: 1923 in Alberta / Bradford J. Rennie -- 1929: "things are seldom what they seem" / Donald Smith -- 1935: the social credit revolution / Alvin Finkel -- 1948: ghosts and dreams / Patricia Myers -- 1947: the making of modern Alberta / David Breen -- 1951: oil's magic wand / Doug Owram -- 1955 - celebrating together, celebrating apart: Albertans and their golden jubilee / Frances Swyripa -- 1967: embracing the future...at arm's length / Max Forna -- Alberta's quiet revolution: 1973 and the early Lougheed years / James H. Marsh -- 1980: duel of the decade / Tammy Nemeth -- 1986: the bloom comes off the wild rose province / Herb Emery -- 1996 - two Albertas: rural and urban trajectories / Roger Epp -- Alberta in 2004 / David Taras -- Looking back in Alberta history: reflections in a rear-view mirror / Michael Payne. Donald Wetherell, and Catherine Cavanaughby C-H Synfuels Ltd.; 1 v. (various pagings) : ill. ; maps; ERCB application no. 870612 and supplemental information.; Submitted to Energy Resources Conservation Board.; 6 maps in pocket.; AER copy quality is poor.ID: 57ID: 29edited by John W. Chalmers and the staff of the Boreal Institute for Northern Studies; G. A. Lester, cartographer.; UA BARD copy in the Bryan-Gruhn collection.; Occasional publication (Boreal Institute for Northern Studies) ; 12.John W. Chalmers, editor; G. A. Lester, cartographer.; UA BARD copy in the Bryan-Gruhn collection.; Fort Chipewyan and its hinterland; Occasional publication (Boreal Institute for Northern Studies) 7R4 cm; Accession no. 78-44.; Access open.; Dr. Chalmers has taught in Alta. and Man. been a director of correspondence and school administration, a rural school superintendent and a high school inspector. He joined the University of Alberta Faculty of Education in 1969, retiring in 1975. He is a noted Alta. author.; Gladly would he teachASeason 5 [videorecording] / presented by Filmwest ; produced by Brenda Chambers.; 13 videodiscs (298 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in. + 1 guide; With the participation of The Canadian Film or Video Production Tax Credit Canada and The Province of British Columbia Film Incentive BC.; episode 1. Women in natural resources. -- episode 2. Forestry and aboriginal communities. -- episode 3. The new reality. -- episode 4. Tourism. -- episode 5. Oil sands. -- episode 6. Youth in natural resources. -- episode 7. Oil and gas. -- episode 8. Green energy and First Nations. -- episode 9. Successes in training. -- episode 10. Fishing for profits. -- episode 11. Pipeline opportunities. -- episode 12. Partnerships. -- episode 13. The future.; Executive producer/host, Brenda Chambers ; senior producer, Tania Koenig-Gauchier ; producers, Shirley McLean, Tatiana Housty ; production manager, Amanda Wade ; editor, Paul Tourneur ; post-production facilities, Insight Film and Video ; produced in association with Aboriginal Peoples Television Network.; DVD.; Venturing forth (Television program); Women in natural resources; Forestry and aboriginal communities; New reality; Tourism; Oil sands; Youth in natural resources; Oil and gas; Green energy and First Nations; Successes in training; Fishing for profits; Pipeline opportunities; Partnerships; Futureprepared by Edward J. (Ted) Chambers.; Summary of the September 29th conference, Competitiveness and resource taxation: case study of the oil sands.; "October 1995".; Information bulletin (University of Alberta. Western Centre for Economic Research) ; no. 32.C20 cm. + 113 photographs; Accession no. 83-160.; Access restricted. Permission of the donor.; L.R. Champion was President and owner of the controlling interest in Oil Sands Limited (Later International Bitumen Company) which built the Bitumount site.; Unpublished preliminary photographic inventory available in repository.writers: P. Chan, John Webb. --[map] / geology by H.A.K. Charlesworth... [et. al.]; Maps; Base map compiled from National Topographic Series, part of Sheet 83 D/16, East half, 1953. -- Includes legend.; Scale: 4 inches to 1 mile; 1 mile equals 1/15,840.; Maps (Alberta Geological Survey) ; 23._[electronic resource] : from Karl Clark to Kyoto / Paul Chastko.; Includes index.; Includes bibliographical references: p. 247-265.; Electronic document. Saint-Lazare, Quebec : Gibson Library Connections, 2008. Canadian electronic library. Books collection. Available by subscription via World Wide Web.; Canadian electronic library. Books collection.Alberta Cancer Board, Division of Population Health and Information Surveillance.; Cover title.; Feb 2009.; Prepared for: Alberta Health Services, Nunee Health Board Society, Alberta Health and Wellness, Health Canada.; Also available online (viewed 9 March 2009) at address: http://www.albertahealthservices.ca/pdf/newsreleases/20090202_fort_chipewyan_study.pdf; System requirements for online access: Adobe Acrobat.; Mode of access: World Wide We< b.\prepared by Candy Cheng-Jardine; forward by Daria Wallsten.; "A project sponsored by Alberta Public Safety, Disaster Services Branch ; developed and implemented by Athabasca Health Unit, Community Health Nursing Division, Slave Lake Regional Office".; Cover title.; Includes appendix.; "Presented to Athabasca Health Unit Board, December 14, 1989".ID: 241compiled and edited by David W. Chester.; The exhibition ran from 8 October to 4 November 1977 in Athabasca Hall, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta.; Includes bibliographical references.; UA Library copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.:by Garry Michael Chmara.; xxi, 81 leaves ; 29 cm; In partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Education in Educational Administration.; Spine title: An evaluative study of gifted education.; Non-thesis project (M.Ed.)--University of Alberta, 1983.; An evaluative study of gifted education>Prepared by R. Morley Christie, Robert M. Larson.; [11] leavesCataloging source: eng; General Note: One ill. folded in back pocket. -- Prepared for Alberta Dept. of Agriculture, Water Resources Branch.; Added title: Athabasca river diversion tunnelAGL_GWL CALL NUMBER COPY MATERIAL LOCATION%Chin B. Chu.; Bibliography: p. 26-27.vby Nancy Church.; On cover: Prepared for Parks Canada by Canadian Wildlife Service, Edmonton.; Bibliography: p. 85-90.ID: 50 K. A. Clark.UCataloging source: AEGEO eng; Bibliography note: Includes bibliographical references.]ID: 327; edited and with an introduction by Mary Clark Sheppard ; foreword by S. Robert Blairby K.A. Clark and S.M. Blair.; 1 v. (various pagings) : ill., map; Report (Scientific and Industrial Research Council of Alberta) ; ; no. 18.K. A. Clark.; Reprinted from Quarterly Edmonton Geological Society Vol I, Nos. 1 and 2, 1957.; Includes bibliographical references.introduction and selection of letters by Mary Clark Sheppard ; foreward by James S. Edwards.; Includes bibliographical references, glossary and index.; UA Library copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.1 v. (various pagings) ill. 37 cm; The athabasca tar sands.--The hot water washing method.--The hot water method for recovering bitumen from bituminous sand.; The hot water method for recovering bitumen from bituminous sand; The Athabasca tar sands; The hot water washing methodETony Clarke.; Includes bibliographical references (p. 306) and index.Vcompiled by R. Clifford.; 28 leaves : ill., maps ; 28 cm; Cover title.; "August 1979."[electronic resource] : ; 1 electronic text; Issued as part of the Canadian electronic library, Documents collection, and Canadian public policy collection.; "October 2008."; Includes bibliographical references (p. 14).; Access restricted to authorized users and institutions.; Also published in a print version.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.; Canadian electronic library. Canadian public policy collection.; Canadian electronic library. Documents collection.&[by Len Coad and Glen Hodgson.]; Description based on copy downloaded from the Web on January 12, 2010.; Caption title.; On cover: Trade, Investment Policy and International Cooperation.; "January 2010."; Briefing (Conference Board of Canada); Publication (Conference Board of Canada) ; 10-169.-[Michael Cobus and Ian Church].; Cover title.l[Nelson Cochrane].; 61 leaves : ill. ; 20 cm; Typescript.; Includes bibliographical references (leaf 58-61).TCataloging source: CaOOCIHM eng CaOOCIHM AEU; General Note: Dated (p. xiii): January 11, 1908.; Bibliography note: Includes bibliographical references and an index.; Reproduction note: Filmed from a copy of the original publication held by the National Library of Canada. Ottawa : Canadian Institute for Historical Microreproductions, 1994.lCohos, Evamy & Partners ; P.A.R.D. Associates Ltd.; 13 leaves ; 22 x 29 cm; "October 11, 1972."; "2"--Cover.11 leaves : map ; 29 cm. + 8 maps; "May 13th, 1974".; "File no.: AL0385".; "Client: Cohos, Evamy & Partners Ltd."; Extra maps in pockets.8Cohos, Evamy & Partners.; One folded col. map in pocket.STitle from cover.; Industrial and commercial development, New Town of Fort McMurray,Cohos, Evamy & Partners.; 6p. : maps ; 28 cm-Cohos, Evamy & Partners.; 20p. : maps ; 28 cmCohos, Evamy & Partners ; consultant planners, P.A.R.D. Associates Ltd.; 1 v. (unpaged) : ill., maps (some col.) ; 22 x 29 cm; "November 19, 1973."ID: 128ID: 136ID: 133; Integrated development concept for area 1 : new town of Fort McMurray / prepared for Alberta Housing Corporation [by] Cohos, Evamy & Partners.ID: 134; "This report was authorized by Alberta Housing Corporation on February 7, 1974 to assess the impact of Syncrude's specific housing requirements on Fort McMurray's overall housing program."--Introduction.ID: 117/Dan O. Coldew ay, project director ; sponsored by Innovative Projects Fund, Advanced Education and Manpower and Athabasca University.; ii, 113 leaves ; 28 cm; On cover: Project REDEAL Research and Evaluation of Distance Education for the Adult Learner.; "October, 1980"; Technical report (REDEAL) ; no. 3hCataloging source: CaOOCIHM eng AEU; General Note: Caption title.; Bibliography note: Includes bibliographical references.; Reproduction note: Filmed from a copy of the original publication held by the University of British Columbia Library. Ottawa : Canadian Institute for Historical Microreproductions, 1982.; Original version: [2], [53]-61 p. : map ; 24 cm.prepared by : S.J. Collins.Prepared by S. J. Collins.Oby Helen Collinson.; "This project was organized by the University Collections, University of Alberta, and funded by the Alma Mater Fund, in celebration of the 75th Anniversary of the founding of the Province of Alberta, 1905-1980"--t.p.; Errata slip tipped in.; A Library copy is from the library of Martin Lynch.; Joe Weiss in JasperID: 137; History of the founding of the town linked to its water communication and the Athabasca fur trading district. University of Alberta Special Collections Library copy, Pt.2, has author's signature. researched and written by Darlene J. Comfort ; edited by Peter G. Duffy.; Includes index.; Bibliography : p. 145.; UA Library copy in the Sarjeant History of Science Collection on loan from University of Calgary.; UA Library copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.Ythe Alberta Salt Company as remembered by three Fort McMurray pioneers.; "This first edition in limited to 2000 copies"; UA SPCOLL Library has: No. 403.; UA S/T SPC copy in the Sarjeant collection; No. 357 of limited edition.; UA Library copy 5 is no. 361 of Limited edition.; UA Library copy in the Chalmers Western Canadian History Collection.?2 v. ill. 22-27 cm; Pt. 1 issued in paperback; pt. 2 in hardcover.; pt.1. The fur trade era -- pt.2. Ribbon of water and steamboats north.; University of Alberta Special Collections Library copy, Pt.2, has author's signature.; The fur trade era; Ribbon of water and steamboats north; A history of Fort McMurray, Alberta90 cm; Accession no. 84-25.; Access open.; Darlene Comfort is an author of a number of books and articles relating to Fort McMurray history.KJune 1999; AGL Petroleum Plaza: Inventory. Oil Development. Oil Sands (c.1)hprepared by CONCAWE's Petroleum Products Handling Special Task Force no. 3.; Report (CONCAWE) ; no. 7/82>ID: 349; Sponsored by the Northern Alberta Development CouncilR.B. Cook.; "May, 1984."sprepared by R.B. Cook.; 32 leaves, 8 folded maps : maps ; 28 cm; Includes bibliographical references (leaves 31-32)C&L.; 1 v. (various pagings) : ill. ; 29 cm; At head of title: Fort McMurray and region.; "March 15, 1991".; UA copy donated by the Provincial Health Authorities of Alberta.$[by the Coopers & Lybrand Consulting Group] ; Board of Trustees of Fort McMurray Regional Hospital and Fort McMurray and District Health Unit #29 ; [Alberta Health].; "September 20, 1991."; Includes bibliographical references.; UA copy donated by the Provincial Health Authorities of Alberta.prepared for: Alberta Tourism and The Canada/Alberta Tourism Agreement [by The Coopers & Lybrand Consulting Group].; 6 v. : ill. ; 29 cm; Contents: v.1. Regional overview : < tourism product and marketing opportunities. -- v.2. Banff National Park area : tourism product and marketing opportunities. -- v.3. Jasper National Park area : tourism product and marketing opportunities. -- v.4. Yoho Nationa Park area : tourism product and marketing opportunities. -- v.5. Kootenay National Park area : tourism product and marketing opportunities. -- v.6. Background report.; Canada/Alberta Tourism Agreement; Regional overview : tourism product and marketing opportunities; Banff National Park area : tourism product and marketing opportunities; Jasper National Park area : tourism product and marketing opportunities; Yoho National Park area : tourism product and marketing opportinities; Kootenay National Park area : tourism product and marketing opportunities; Background reportfpanel, Commissioner Carole T. Corcoran, Commission Co-Chair James Prentice ; counsel: for the Fort McKay First Nation, Jerome Slavik ; For the Government of Canada, Bruce Becker, Louise Senechal ; To the Indian Claims Commission, Robert F. Reid ... [et al.]; "December 1995."; At head of title: Indian Claims Commission.; Includes bibliographical references.2compiled and prepared by N.T. Corley ... [et al.].Rby Harper Cory.; UA Library's copy in the Schloss collection of modern literature.Cataloging source: AEU eng AEU; General Note: "August 1960."; General Note: At head of title: Canada Fina Oil Limited.; General Note: "Report no. PO/CE 4."cUA Library copy a gift of Dr Philip H. R. Stepney.; Wildlife management bulletin. Series 2 ; no. 8.(by J. William Cowell; 1v. : ill. ; 29 cmCo-West Associates.; "Sponsored by the Northeast Alberta Regional Commission, Alberta Department of Social Services and Community Health and by the Ft. McMurray Regional Task Force.",by John R. Coyne, Jr. and Patricia S. Coyne.433684--33686; [videorecording] / a co-production of Thirteen/WNET New York, BBC, and CBC ; series producer, William Cran; 3 videodiscs (171 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in; [v. 1]. The pipeline / produced & directed by Dominic Allan ; writer, William Cran -- [v. 2]. The oil curse / directed by William Cran & Rebecca John ; producer, Rebecca John ; writer, William Cran -- [v. 3]. The wilderness / directed by Paul Burgess; produced by Rebecca John ; writers, William Cran, Rebecca John, Paul Burgess; Narrated by Jay O. Sanders; DVD; Wilderness; Pipeline; Oil curseby Allan Crawford.; 40 leaves ; 28 cm; "Submitted to Dr. G.L. Berry of the Department of Secondary Education."; "March, 1976."; Includes bibliographical references.conducted under the auspices of the Cree Treaty Indian Band, the Fort Chipewyan Metis Association, the Chipewyan Treaty Indian Band ; data analysis by Hobart Walsh and Associates, Consultants, Ltd.; 38 leaves ; 29 cm; "January 1979".edited by Duff Crerar and Jaroslav Petryshyn.; Published as a "special premier issue of Lobstick: an interdisciplinary journal, v. 1 no.1, winter 1999-2000".Lobstick (Grande Prairie, Alta.); v.1; v.2; v.2; v.3/4; v.5; v. ; 23 cm; Annual.; Vol. 1, no. 1 (Mar. 2000)-; Some issues also have a distinctive title.; Articles from some issues also available online http://www.lobstick.com.yprepared for the Northern River Basins Study under Project 5904-D1 by Jean Crozier.; Includes bibliographical references.?[electronic resource] : the legacy, the collective findings, volume 1.; 1 computer laser optical disk ; 12 cm; Title from computer laser optical disk label.; "Compiled by Kenneth T. Crutchfield ... [et al.]"--User's manual.; "R71-49/4E-MRC"; AGL Great West Life*There are 3 software packages that must be installed to view contents. Software included on CD. Instructions for installing software are available on CD sleeve.; Map and photographic companion documents [volume 2]; Peace River photographic library; Sediment dynamics in the Peace, Athabasca and Slave River systemr1 v. : ill. ; 28 x 15 cm; Cover title; Writers: Brad Cundiff, Stephen Hazell, Francois Bregha and Alanna Mitchell.; "This document was prepared by Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society, David Suzuki Foundation, Ecojustice, Environmental Defence, Equiterre, Greenpeace Canada, Nature Canada, Pembina Institute, Pollution Probe, Sierra Club Canada and WWF Canada." -- backID: 361ID: 362ID: 363K1 v. (various pagings) : ill., maps (one folded) ; 29 cm; Title from cover.ID: 350; Alberta. Energy Resources Conservation Board. Application, 870593. Prepared for Syncrude Canada Ltd. -- Requested by Alberta Environment, Environmental Assessment Division. -- Re: ERCB application no. 870593. -- Includes bibliographies. Biophysical impact assessment for the expansion of the Syncrude Canada Ltd. Mildred Lake project / Dabbs Environmental Services -- Social and economic impact assessment for the expansion of the Syncrude Canada Ltd. Mildred Lake project / Nichols Applied Management. 1 v. (unpaged) ; 28 cm; Title supplied by cataloguer.; A statistics package derived from the Town of Slave Lake 1989 census.; Data compiled by Charles Dack of the Planning Branch, Alberta Municipal Affairs.; Chiefly tables.; Introductory letter dated July 19, 1989.Jby Dorothy Dahlgren.; UA Library copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.L[by Dorothy Dahlgren].; UA Library copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.[Lynne Dale].; "This paper was prepared for a technical session entitled `Industrial and Resource Development Impacts on Small Communities' at the National Canadian Institute of Planners (C.I.P.) Conference in Kitchener, June 22-26, 1980"--Pref.; Includes bibliographical references.fprepared by Lynne Dale for Peter Van Belle, Alberta Municipal Affairs.; [10] leaves : map ; 22 x 36 cm[electronic resource] / written & produced by Murray Dale ; editor Nicole Shepherd ; research assistant Regan Smith; 1 DVD-video (54 min., 20 sec.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in; DVDRichard Daniel.; 49 leaves ; 28 cm; "Confidential".; Includes bibliographical references (p. 43-49).; Research papers on the implementation of Treaty 8.%P. Danitsaris ... et al; Cover title. -- At head of title: Report no. P-4769/G (Revised). -- Dept. of National Health and Welfare initiated a study of potential health effects of the tar sands industry. -- Bibliography: p. 101-123; Health implications in the tar sands and heavy oil industrieso35 leaves : ill. ; 28 cm; Two folded maps in pocket.; Director: Noel Dant.; On cover: "May 1967".; Cover title.Xby D. Darrah, P. Short.; iii, 20 leaves : col. map ; 28 cm; ENR technical report ; T/26.Satya Brata Das.;Franklin D. Davies; Glossary: p. 14. -- Bibliography: p. 13[electronic resource] / submitted to Alberta Energy and Utilities Board, Alberta Environment.; 1 computer laser optical disc : ill. ; 3/4 in; "June 2007."; Cover title.; Supplied information: File #00228044-001.; On cover: Building a pure oil sands company : one step at a time.; V.1. Section A: Introduction; section B: Project description -- v.2. Section C: EIA methodology; section D: Environmental assessment; section E: Stakeholder consultation; section F: EPEA application; section G: Water Act application; Appendices 1-7 -- v.3. Consultants reports: CR #1 Air; CR #2 C&R and closure; CR #3 Fisheries; CR #4 Groundwater -- v.4. Consultants reports: CR #5a Historical resources; CR #5b Palaeontological resources; CR #6a Human health; CR #6b Ecological health; CR #6c Odour; CR #7 Hydrology; CR #8 Noise; CR #9 Socio-economic; CR #10 Soils and terrain -- v.5. Consultants reports: CR #11 Surface water; CR #12 TLU and TEK; CR #13 Vegetation; CR #14 Wildlife; CR #15 Biodiversity; CR #16 Greenhouse gas -- [v.6] Joslyn North Mine Project supplemental information, Volume one project update (June 2007) -- [v.7] Joslyn North Mine Project supplemental information, Volume two (June 2007); System requirements: Acrobat Reader, minimum version: 4.05, recommended: 5.0; application is run from CD Rom. Adobe Reader 5.0 - Intel Pentium processor - Microsoft Windows 95 OSR2.0, Windows 98 SE, Windows Millennium, Windows NT 4.0 with Service Pack 5, Windows 2000, Windows XP or Windows Vista - 84 MB of Ram - 24 MB of available hard-disk space.Natl bibliography #: (C); Cataloging source: DLC eng D< LC; General Note: "Project HS 40.1."; General Note: Sponsored jointly by Alberta Environment and Environment Canada.; Bibliography note: Bibliography: p. 151-178.Dick Dekker.; Includes bibliographical references (p. 192-195) and index.; University of Alberta's copy in the Bryan-Gruhn collection.; The wolves of JasperwCataloging source: AEU eng; Added title: Maximization of technical training and involvement of area manpower in AOSERP.ID: 6Nwritten by H. Louis Dingley.; "March 1990."; Fort McMurray health needs surveyby Joseph F. Dion ; edited and introduction by Hugh A. Dempsey.; Includes index.; Published with the assistance of a grant from the Alberta Indian Treaties Commemorative Program, Government of Alberta.by Joseph F. Dion ; edited and introd. by Hugh A. Dempsey.; Includes index.; Published with the assistance of a grant from the Alberta Indian Treaties Commemorative Program, Government of Alberta.; Approved for use in Alberta schools.ID: 286; [DVD 1] Alberta's oil sands centuries in the making -- [DVD 2] Making the unconventional - conventional. Approved for use in Alberta schools.by P.G. Dixon; Presented to: Peace-Athabasca Delta Symposium, Jan. 14-15, 1971 in Edmonton. -- Part of the Peace-Athabasca Delta Project; Peace-Athabasca Delta Symposium; Peace-Athabasca Delta ProjectMGordon W. Douglas and James A. MacMillan.; Client research report. no. 82-02.by Jean-Paul Drolet.; 17, [13] leaves ; 28 cm; Cover title: Canadian minerals, national and international issues.; Presented at the meetings of Northern Alberta Branch, CIM, Edmonton, Alberta, March 14 1979 : Oil Sands Branch, CIM, Fort McMurray, Alberta, March 15 1979 : Rocky Mountain Branch, CIM, Hinton, Alberta, March 16 1979.; Canadian minerals, national and international issuesOprepared by: R. Drury, L. Garner; Two maps in envelopes. -- Bibliography: p. 41Eby Dennis E. Dube.; 11 leaves ; 29 cm; Cover title.; "June 1, 1979."DDarlene Dudley ; editor: Yvonne Jeffery ; cover design: Verne Busby.R.B. (Bob) Dunbar ... [et al.].; "March 2004"; Authors: R.B. (Bob) Dunbar, Melaine Strogran, Pauline Chan, Kok-sum (Sam) Chan.; Bibliography: p. 187-193.; Study (Canadian Energy Research Institute) ; no. 108[electronic resource] : the oil sands report card / Simon Dyer ... [et al.].; 1 electronic text; "January 2008".; Issued as part of the Canadian electronic library documents collection.; Includes bibliographical references (p. 57-59).; Access restricted to authorized users and institutions.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.; Canadian electronic library. Documents collection.; Oil sands fever series[electronic resource] : conservation and biodiversity offsets in Alberta's boreal forest / Simon Dyer... [et al.].; 1 electronic text; "March 2008".; Issued as part of the Canadian electronic library documents collection.; Includes bibliographical references.; Access restricted to authorized users and institutions.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.; Canadian electronic library. Documents collection.ICataloging source: AEU eng; General Note: Annotated bibliography:p.46-94.ID: 94; Added Title: Combined report pre-test and modification of instruments developed for longitudinal study of personal adjustment, phase 1ID: 236BID: 190; Accompanied by Addendum no. 1 (5 p.), dated Nov. 5, 1980.by I. Irma Eckert.; x, 231 leaves ; 29 cm; Submitted to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts, Department of Anthropology.; Spine title: The distribution of the northern indians.; Thesis (M.A.)--University of Alberta, 1987.; UA Library's copy 2 in the Foster History Collection.; Distribution of the northern indians*iv, 70 leaves : ill. ; 28 cm; Cover title.Vprepared by the Edmonton Regional Planning Commission.; iii, 11 leaves : maps. ; 28 cmLprepared by the Edmonton Social Planning Council.; Cover title.; "May 1992".1 v. (loose-leaf) ; ill. ; 28 cm; Cover title.; "September 29-30, 1999."; "Organized by the Edmonton Society of Financial Analysts"; Presentation notes for Investing in the Oil Sands conference, Sept. 29-30, 1999.; AGL Petroleum Plaza: Inventory.C1 v. (various pagings) ill. 29 cm; "Job No. 2863".; "October 1974".rby Felicity Nan Edwards; Thesis (M.Sc.) -- University of Calgary, Committee on Resources and the Environment, 1977edited by David Leonard and Beverly Whalen.; "Vol. XII."; Includes bibliographical references and index.; Copublished by: Historical Society of Alberta.; UA BARD copy in the Bryan-Gruhn Collection.; UA Library copy a gift of Dr Philip H. R. Stepney.ID: 323by Peter Eglington and Maris Uffelmann.; 0225-8013; Includes abstract in French.; Includes bibliographical references.; Discussion paper (Economic Council of Canada) ; no. 259. Titre au dos.-ID: 354; Includes index. Bibliography: p. vi.n145 leaves : ill., maps ; 28 cm; 1 folded col. map in pocket at back of book.; Northeast Alberta regional plann110 leaves : ill., maps ; 28 cm; 1 folded col. map in pocket at back of book.; Northeast Alberta regional planID: 116ID: 125c[26] leaves : ill. ; 28 cm; Title from cover.; Preliminary design programme-scenario zero phase two20 leaves : ill. ; 28 cm; Title from cover.; At head of cover title: Northeast Alberta Regional Plan.; Northeast Alberta Regional Plan|5, [4] leaves : maps ; 28 cm; "January 28, 1975."--Leaf 5.; Northeast Alberta regional plan. Population working document ; 4e9 leaves ; 28 cm; "November, 1974."; Northeast Alberta regional plan. Population working document ; 1V7, [3] leaves ; 28 cm; "March, 1975."; Includes bibliographical references (leaf [8]).ID: 126Hydrocarb Consultants Ltd.; "March 1975."; Part of Northeast Alberta Regional Plan. -- Prepared for Ekistic Design Consultants Ltd.; Northeast Alberta regional planlprepared for Ekistic Design Consultants Ltd. [by] Hydrocarb Consultants Ltd. --; 26, 3 leaves : maps ; 29 cmprepared for Ekistic Design Consultants Ltd. by Hydrocarb Consultants Ltd.; 82 leaves : ill., col. maps ; 29 cm; Cover title.; Bibliography: leaf 81; Northeast Alberta regional planprepared for Ekistic Design Consultants Ltd. by Stanley Associates Engineering Ltd.; ii, 21 leaves : ill., map ; 28 cm; "November 1975."; Transportation working document ; no. 12.Stanley Associates Engineering Ltd.; "November 1975."; Prepared for Ekistic Design Consultants Ltd. -- Part of Northeast Alberta Regional Plan.; Northeast Alberta regional planStanley Associates Engineering Ltd; Prepared for Ekistic Design Consultants Ltd. -- Part of Northeast Alberta Regional Plan; Northeast Alberta Regional PlanElsie Elder, Nancy Steel.; Spiral binding.; "A Project of Lethbridge Community College and Keyano College".; "Alberta Career Development and Employment and the National Literacy Secretariat funded the research and writing of this guide."--Acknowledgements.; Bibliography: p. 43-48. [map]; Scale varies; 148 maps ; 44 x 28 cm; Title supplied by cataloguer.; Shows boundaries of polls within cities (other than Calgary and Edmonton), towns, municipalities, and villages in Alberta, within the electoral districts used for the provincial election of March 1997.; Base maps include detail of township and range numbering, road and street alignments, street names, lot boundaries and numbers, watercourses, railroads, rights of way and indications of land use.; [no.] 1. Athabasca-Wabasca : Athabasca, Boyle, Fort Chipewyan -- [no.] 2. Lesser Slave Lake : High Prairie, Slave Lake -- [no.] 43. Airdrie-Rocky View : Airdrie, Chestermere Lake, Crossfield, Irricana -- [no.] 44. Banff-Cochrane : Banff, Canmore, Cochrane, Redwood Meadows -- [no.] 45. Barrhead-Westlock : Barrhead, Swan Hills, Westlock -- [no.] 46. Bonnyville-Cold Lake : Bonnyville, Cold Lake, Grand Centre, Medley -- [no.] 47. Cardston-Taber-Warner : Cardston, Magrath, Milk River, Raymond, Taber, Warner -- [no.] 48.Clover Bar-Fort Saskatchewan : Fort Saskatchewan -- [no.] 49. Cypress-Medicine Hat : Bow Island, Foremost, Irvine, Medicine Hat, Redcliff -- [no.] 50. Drayton Valley-Calmar : Calmar< , Drayton Valley, Thorsby.; [no.] 51. Drumheller-Chinook : Consort, Drumheller, Hanna, Oyen -- [no.] 52. Dunvegan : Fairview, Falher, Grimshaw, McLennan, Spirit River -- [no.] 54 Grande Prairie-Smoky : Clairmont, Fox Creek, Grande Prairie, Sexsmith, Valleyview -- [no.] 55. Grande Prairie-Wapiti : Beaverlodge, Grande Prairie, Wembley -- [no.] 56. Highwood : Black Diamond, High River, Nanton, Okotoks, Turner Valley -- [no.] 57. Innisfail-Sylvan Lake : Bowden, Innisfail, Penhold, Sylvan Lake -- [no.] 58. Lac La Biche-St. Paul : Elk Point,Lac La Biche, St. Paul -- [no.] 59. Lacombe-Stettler : Alix, Blackfalds, Lacombe, Stettler -- [no.] 63. Little Bow : Coaldale,; Coalhurst, Picture Butte, Vauxhall, Vulcan -- [no.] 64. Livingstone-MacLeod : Bellevue, Blairmore, Claresholm, Coleman, Frank, Fort MacLeod, Pincher Creek -- [no.] 66. Olds-Didsbury-Three Hills : Acme, Carstairs, Didsbury, Olds, Three Hills, Trochu -- [no.] 67. Peace River : High Level, Manning, Nampa, Peace River, Rainbow Lake -- [no.] 68. Ponoka-Rimby : Bashaw, Ponoka, Rimbey -- [no.] 71. Redwater : Bonacord, Gibbons, Morinville, Redwater, Smoky Lake -- [no.] 72. Rocky Mountain House : Bentley, Eckville, Rocky Mountain House, Sundre -- [no.] 75. Spruce Grove-Sturgeon-St. Albert : St. Albert, Spruce Grove -- [no.] 76. Stony Plain : Stony Plain --; [no.] 77. Strathmore-Brooks : Bassano, Brooks, Strathmore -- [no.] 78. Vegreville-Viking : Bruderheim, Lamont, Tofield, Two Hills, Vegreville, Viking -- [no.] 79. Vermilion-Lloydminster : Innisfree, Lloydminster, Manville, Vermilion -- [no.] 80. Wainwright : Caster, Coronation, Daysland, Forestburg, Hardisty, Killam, Provost, Sedgewick, Wainwright -- [no.] 81. West Yellowhead : Edson, Grande Cache, Hinton, Jasper -- [no.] 82. Wetaskiwin-Camrose : Camrose, Millet, Wetaskiwin -- [no.] 83. Whitecourt-Ste. Anne : Evansburg, Onoway, Mayerthorpe, Sangudo, Sunset Point, Whitecourt.Cataloging source: eng; Physical descrip: p. [328]-339 : ill. ; 26 cm.; General Note: Caption title.; General Note: Contained in: Canadian geographical journal, v. 18, no. 6.At head of title: Canada. Department of mines. Mines Branch.; Includes: topographical maps. Ottawa, F.A. Acland, printer, 1926.; Bibliographical foot-notes.; UA library copy from the library of Jack Sproule.submitted to Peter Hemingway, archtiect ; [by] E.W. Brooker & Associates Ltd.; 9 leaves : ill. (1 folded) ; 30 cm; "August 1972."isubmitted to Stanley Associates Engineering Ltd. ; [by] E. W. Brooker & Associates Ltd.; "December 1972."submitted to Stanley Associates Engineering ; [by] Elmer W. Brooker & Associates Ltd.; 1 v. (various pagings) : col. ill., folded maps ; 30 cm; "September 1971."; Includes bibliographical references.submitted to Stanley Associates Engineering ; [by] Elmer W. Brooker & Associates Ltd.; 1 v. (various pagings) : col. ill., folded maps ; 30 cm; "March 1972."; Includes bibliographical references.Tedited by F.R. Engelhardt.; Includes references.; Includes bibliographies and index.prepared by Rob Engelhardt.; Description based on copy printed July 2004 from Centre for Applied Business Research in Energy and the Environment website.; Cover title.; Bibliography: p. 28.ID: 104prepared by Dave English on behalf of the Yukon Association of Social Workers.; 51 leaves ; 29 cm; Cover title.; Photocopy.; Bibliography : leaves 50-51.Econducted by the Environmental Council of Alberta; 21 v; v.1 - Peace River, Apr. 28 -- v.2 - Grande Prairie, Apr. 30 -- v.3 - Edson, May 2 -- v.4-5 - Two Hills, May 5-6 -- v.6 - Athabasca, May 8 -- v. 7-8 - Fort Saskatchewan, May 12-13 -- v.9 - Bonnyville, May 15 -- v.10 - Fort McMurray, May 22 -- v.11-12 - Edmonton, May 26-27 -- v.13 - Wainwright, May 29 -- v.14 - Camrose, June 3 -- v.15 - Red Deer, June 5 -- v.16 - Lethbridge, June 10 -- v.17 - Medicine Hat, June 12 -- v.18A&B-19 - Calgary, June 24-25 -- v.20 - Drumheller, June 27; Management of hazardous wastes in AlbertaERA Sciences Ltd; 2 pts. : ill; Report to the Whitecourt Environmental Study Group. -- This report is the first of a proposed 5 year study. -- Cover title[electronic resource] : opinion survey / for Environmental Defence Canada, Equiterre, ForestEthics [by] CROP inc. = Perceptions sur les sables bitumineux de l'Alberta : sondange d'opinion.; 1 electronic text; "Household sample was drawn according to the 'probabilistic' method from telephone subscribers in Quebec"--P. 3.; "September 18-29, 2008."; Issued as part of the Canadian electronic library, Documents collection, and Canadian public policy collection.; Includes bibliographical references.; Access restricted to authorized users and institutions.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.; Canadian electronic library. Documents collection.; Canadian electronic library. Canadian public policy collection.yEPEC Consulting Western Ltd; 31 p : ill. ; 28 cm; Cover title: Barrhead flood control study; Barrhead flood control studyM[47] leaves ; 29 cm; Other Six Leases Operation, an Alberta oil sands project~23 leaves : ill. (some col. maps) ; 29 cm; On cover: Canada-Alberta.; Other Six Leases Operation, an Alberta oil sands project28 v; Panel was appointed by the Dept. of the Environment. -- Chairman: Brian Evans; v.1 - Grande Prairie, Alberta, October 9, 1990 -- v.2 - Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 10 and 11, 1990 -- v.3 - Bonnyville, Alberta, October 12, 1990 -- v.4 - Medicine Hat, Alberta, October 17 and 18, 1990 -- v.5 - Hinton, Alberta, October 22, 1990 -- v.6 - Red Deer, Alberta, October 24, 1990 -- v.7-v.8 - Lethbridge, Alberta, October 29-30, 1990 -- v.9-v.14 - Calgary, Alberta, November 1-3, 1990 -- v.15-v.17 - Peace River, Alberta, November 5-6, 1990 -- v.18 - Lloydminster, Alberta, November 6, 1990 -- v.19-v.26 - Edmonton, Alberta, November 8-10, 1990 -- v.27-v.28 - Grande Prairie, Alberta, November 23, 1990.; Public meetings Environmental Legislation Review PanelfF.F. Slaney & Company (Alberta) Ltd; Prepared for Canadian National Railways. -- Includes bibliography<Patrick Fahy.; 1 v. (various pagings) ; 28 cm; "March, 1990"ID: 242; A thesis submitted to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science in Environmental Science, Dept. of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Alberta.aCataloging source: eng; Original version: Reprint. Originally published: Paris : R. Ruffet, 1866.RLa couv. porte en outre: A history of High Prairie & dictrict.; Index: p. 285-287.Mark Fawcett and Tony Brierley.; 1 v. (folded map in pocket) : maps; 28 cm; "Canada-Alberta Environmentally Sustainable Agriculture Agreement."--cover.; Issued by: Center for Land and Biological Resources Research (Canada).; One map on 1 folded sheet in pocket.fFedirchuk McCullough & Associates Ltd; Prepared for Canstar Oil Sands Ltd. -- Bibliography: p. 162-181(by M. Feniak; Report and map in envelopeBarry Glen Ferguson.; Co-published by Alberta Culture.; Includes index.; Bibliography: p. 250-264.; UA Library copy in the Sarjeant History of Science Collection on loan from University of Calgary.; UA Library copy in the Foster History Collection.{David Finch.; Includes bibliographical references and index.; AGL North Petroleum Plaza: copy donated and signed by author.?by Nora Findlay.; 9206; Library's copy inscribed by the author.Q[videorecording] : Oti Nekan, the present and the future.; 1 videocassette (24 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in; Sponsored by Treaty 8 F< irst Nations of Alberta.; Produced by Anil Walji ; editor, Lese Skidmore ; music, The Logan Brothers ; a Walaji Consulting production.; Funding provided by First Nation Forestry Program Alberta Region.; VHS.-A.D. Fisher and L. Morose.; Project Iron StarJ. Joseph Fitzgerald.; Bibliography: p. [238]-243.; UA Library copy in the Sarjeant History of Science Collection on loan from University of Calgary.; UA BARD copy in the Bryan-Gruhn collection.#by R. C. Fitzsimmons.; Cover title.iphotography, Hlle Flygare ; text, Elke Emshoff.; Maps on inside covers.; Banff and Jasper national parkswritten and prepared by Halle Flygare in cooperation with Recreation, Parks and Wildlife Foundation of Alberta.; Bibliography: p. 86-87.[electronic resource] : an update and appraisal of Canada's new regulatory framework for air emissions / Anthony Footitt.; 1 electronic text; "A report for WWF, May 2007".; Issued as part of the Canadian electronic library documents collection.; Access restricted to authorized users and institutions.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.; Canadian electronic library. Documents collection.w[microform] : a story of Athabasca / by Hulbert Footner.; 4 microfiches (193 fr.) : ill; Novel.; Filmed from a copy of the original publication held by Trent University, Thomas J. Bata Library, Peterborough. Ottawa : Canadian Institute for Historical Microreproductions, 1996.; 337 p., [5] leaves of plates : ill. (part col.) ; 20 cm.; CIHM/ICMH microfiche series ; no. 80319:by Rick Foret and Patrick Hickey.; xii, 163 leaves : ill. ; 29 cm; In partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Education in Educational Administration.; Spine title: The evaluation of teachers FMCSD.; Project report (M.Ed.)--University of Alberta, 1987.; The evaluation of teachers FMCSDLwritten by Merna Forster.; UA Library copy in the Foster History Collection.'ID: 164; Occasional publication (Boreal Institute for Northern Studies) 28. "Organized by the Boreal Institute for Northern Studies and Alberta Culture and Multiculturalism in cooperation with the Fort Chipewyan Bicentennial Society and the Fort Vermilion and District Bicentennial Association".\by Fort Chipewyan Community Organization.; 8 leaves ; 28 cm; Cover title.; "September 1983".]collected by the Fort Chipewyan Historical Society.; "Alberta's oldest community, 1788-1988."8prepared by Fort Mckay Band Advisors.; 15 leaves ; 28 cmID: 248; Submitted to Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and Alberta Environmental Protection, Environmental Assessment Division. Supplied information: Steepbank Mine environmental impact assessment.prepared for: Suncor Inc., Oil Sands Group ; prepared by: Ft. McKay Environment Services Ltd.; iv, 36 leaves : maps ; 28 cm; Submitted to Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and Alberta Environmental Protection, Environmental Assessment Division.; Supplied information: Steepbank Mine environmental impact assessment.; "December 1995" -- t.p.; Cover title: The community of Fort McKay traditional uses of the renewable resources on the proposed Suncor Steepbank Mine site.; Includes bibliographical references.; Steepbank Mine environmental impact assessment; The community of Fort McKay traditional uses of the renewable resources on the proposed Suncor Steepbank Mine siterID: 167; Results of a questionnaire study carried out by local people in two native communities along the Athabasca River, Fort McKay and Fort Chipewyan. Information provided on current issue identification, the historical perspective and future objectives for the Athabasca River. Interviewees were Cree, Chipewyan and Metis. Prepared by Ft. Mackay Indian Band, Chipewayn Indian Band and Ft. Chipewyan Cree Band. -- [p.i]. Filed as document E-8 at the Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing at Fort Chipewyn, Alberta, November 9-11, 1989 Produced for: Alberta Environment Planning Division.+1 v. (unpaged) : ill. ; 28 cm; Cover title.Scity of Fort McMurray.; 1 v. (various pagings) : ill., 9 maps ; 28 cm; Cover title.+71, 3 leaves : ill. ; 36 cm; Caption title.ID: 75x1 v. (various pagings) : ill., maps ; 28 cm; Cover title.; "October 1, 1980."; One folded map in pocket at back of book.+1 v. (various pagings) : ill., maps ; 29 cmID: 41lFort McMurray Catholic Schools.; v. : ill. ; 28 cm; Annuel; Description d'apres: 1994/95; titre de la couv.ID: 38En tete du titre: Fort McMurray Catholic Schools, French Language Education.; "An information pamphlet for the Electors of the Fort McMurray Roman Catholic School District".XFt. Mcmurray Planning Team.; 37 leaves : ill., maps ; 28 cm; Cover title.; "April 1979."kFort McMurray School District No.2833.; "Educational Quality Indicators: Collaboration in Action" -- Cover.ID: 42Fort McMurray Public Schools.aFort McMurray RCSSD No. 32. --; "Educational Quality Indicators: Collaboration in Action"--cover.@Fort McMurray Regional Hospital.; 1 v. (various pagings) ; 28 cm]Fort McMurray School District No. 2833.; AE 1993 0051; "Under contract to Alberta Education".+[cartographic material] : 2004 official map / Fort McMurray Tourism.; Scale 1:20,000; 1 map : col. ; 69 x 60 cm. folded to 23 x 11 cm; Panel title.; Indexed; On verso: road maps of Gregoire Lake Estates, Conklin, Fort Mackay, Fort Chipewyan, Janvier, Anzac, Fort Fitzgerald and Saprae Creek Estates.fCommissioner of Services for Children and Families.; Includes bibliographical references (p. 121-122).ID: 130PID: 98; Issued by Alberta Municipal Affairs for the Fort McMurray Planning Team.ID: 45pnew town of Fort McMurray. --; v. : ill. ; 28 cm; Annual.; -1976.; Prepared for the Fort McMurray Planning Team.eThe City of Fort McMurray.; v. : ill. ; 28 cm; Annual.; Began after 1978.; Description based on: '82.prepared by L.J. D'Amore & Associates Ltd. in association with Marshall Macklin Monaghan Ltd; Cover title.; Prepared for the City of Fort McMurray.Greg Fortier, Nathan Carruthers and Tyler Johns.; Includes bibliographical references.; Publication (Alberta Conservation Association) ; no. T/190.Greg Fortier, Tyler Johns and Nathan Carruthers.; Includes bibliographical references.; Publication (Alberta Conservation Association) ; no. T/167.<ID: 355; Prepared for Alberta Environment. "September 1986."[slide] = La traite des fourrures au Canada depuis 1787 / J.E. Foster and D.R. Richeson.; 30 slides : col. + 1 guide; Title from guide.; Text in English and French ; French text follows English on inverted pages.; NFB: 505C 0385 507 ; 535C 0385 507.; For secondary grades.3Four Mountain Parks Planning Program.; Cover title.@On cover: 4 mountain parks; Includes bibliographical references.ID: 90; Microfiche. Ottawa. National Library of Canada. 1980. 3 microfiche ; 11 x 15 cm. (Canadian theses on microfiche ; 42007) Thesis (M.E.Des.)--University of Calgary, 1978.by M. Fox and W.A. Ross, University of Calgary.; "Project LS 26.2."; Sponsored jointly by Alberta Environment and Environment Canada.; Prepared for Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program.; Bibliography: p. 117-120.; RMD report L. ; 43.ID: 31ID: 268; Alberta Band population, as at August 1982 -- Alberta / Indian Association of Alberta -- Number and acreage of Indian Band reserves and settlements by Band : distributed by agency or district within regions (December 1976) = Releve des reserves et etablissements avec leur superficie en acres selon les bandes indiennes : groupes par egence ou district d'apr< es les regions (Decembre 1976) -- Alberta [photocopies from various Statistics Canada reports].ZEster Fraser; University of Alberta Special Collections Library copy signed by the author.; UA BARD copy in the Bryan-Gruhn collection.; UA Library copy in the Chalmers Western Canadian History Collection.; UA Library copy in the Sarjeant History of Science Collection.; UA Library copy in the Richard Spafford Western Canadian Legacy Collection.Cby T.D. Frechette, J.J. Nowicki, A.L. Ehlert; Includes bibliographynarration: Pierre Freezie... et al. ; translation: Dora Unka ; illustrations: Bob Abraham... [et al.].; 13 v. : ill., maps ; 22 x 28 cm; [1] Akaitcho, Chipewyan chief. --[2] The caribou-eaters. --[3] The first kicker. --[4] Fort Fitzgerald to Fort Resolution in 1908. --[5] Getting lime. --[6] Grandma with her birch basket, and Ascended to the moon. --[7] Illness and epidemics. --[8] Life in the bush. --[9] One long winter. --[10] Tanning a moosehide. --[11] Treaty day. --[12] Treaty talks. --[13] Working for wages.; UA BARD copy in the Bryan-Gruhn collection.; Caribou-eaters; One long winter; Akaitcho, Chipewyan chief; The first kicker; Getting lime; Grandma with her birch basket; Ascended to the moon; Life in the bush; Tanning a moosehide; Treaty day; Treaty talks; Working for wagesFCataloging source: eng; Physical descrip: 1 v. (various pagings) : illcompiled by J. F. Fryer and J. G. Speight.; v. ; 28 cm; TITLE ANALYTICS.; At head of cover title: Research Council of Alberta.; CONTENTS: v.1. Bitumen recovery.--v.2. Bitumen processing, and utilization.;ID: 249; Submitted to Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and Alberta Environmental Protection, Environmental Assessment Division. Supplied information: Steepbank Mine environmental impact assessment. The community of Fort McKay traditional uses of the renewable resources on the proposed Suncor Steepbank Mine site.[microform] / by William Albert Fuller.; iv, 130 leaves : ill., map; Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Wisconsin, 1957.; Bibliography: leaves 68-71.; Microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mich. University Microfilms, 1958. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.cby William Albert Fuller.; Bibliography: p. 51-52.; Wildlife management bulletin. Series 1. no. 16.@by W.A. Fuller.; Wildlife management bulletin. Series 1 ; no. 2.1by W.A. Fuller; 33p. ; 29 cm; References:P.30-33.Rene Fumoleau.; CAJ JUSTICE CANADA*facsimile copy.; UA BARD copy in the Bryan-Gruhn collection.; UA Library copy in the Chalmers Western Canadian History Collection.; A history of Treaty 8 and Treaty 11Rene Fumoleau.; Includes index.; Co-published with the Arctic Institute of North America; Includes bibliographical references: p. 513-522.; Originally published: McClelland & Stewart, 1975./1 v. (various loose-leaf) ; 28 cm; Cover title.study team: Stephan Gabos ... [et al.] ; field team: Alexander MacKenzie, Yvonne Walsh3 [sic] ; interview teams: Sharon Anderson ... [et al.].; Cover title.; "July 1997".; Includes bibliographical references (p. 35-36).by Sheila Marie Gallagher.; [xi], 190 leaves ; 29 cm; In partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy. Faculty of Nursing.; Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Alberta, 1997.=by John W. Gartrell; 21p. : ill. ; 29 cm; References:p.20-21.KJohn W. Gartrell; v, 164p. : figure, tables ; 28 cm; References cited:p.60.<by John W. Gartrell and Harvey Krahn. -; References:p.24-26.by John W. Gartrell and Harvey Krahn; Data collection in Fort McMurray funded under Project $HS-30.5 of the Alberta Oil Sands Environental Research Program, Alberta Environment data collection in Cold Lake region funded by Alberta Tourism and Small Business. -- Bibliography: p. 19-20Sby J.W. Cartrell, H. Krahn, F.D. Sunahara; 2 v. : ill; Project HS-30.5.; Prepared by Thames Group Research Inc. through Population Research Laboratory, University of Alberta, for the Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program, through its Human System.; Includes bibliography; v.1 - Field study and results -- v.2 - Technical manual.oCataloging source: LC eng; General Note: "Project HS 30.5."; Bibliography note: Bibliography: v. 1, p. 389-399.@by John W. Gartrell, Harvey Krahn, F. David Sunahara ; project conducted through Thames Group Research Inc. and the Population Research Laboratory, the University of Alberta ; prepared for Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program.; xix, 394 leaves : map ; 28 cm; Includes bibliographical references (p. 385-393).by John W. Gartrell and Harvey Krahn.; Bibliography: p. 19-20.; Discussion paper (University of Alberta. Population Research Laboratory) no. 31.[Machine-readable data file] / John W. Gartrell.; 1 data file (1720 logical records); Accompanied by codebook [cdbk] (3 v. ; 29 cm).; 4 cards per case.; 526 variables.; Data for 1979.; Publicly available.; Statistical.; Format : Raw.; 430 cases.by Terry Garvin.6text and photographs by Terry Garvin.; Includes index.ST. Garvin ... [et al.].; Fo42-89/2001E; Includes bibliographical references: p. 50.edited by Charles M. Gates ; with an introduction by Grace Lee Nute and a foreword by Theodore C. Blegen.; UA BARD copy in the Bryan-Gruhn collection.; UA Library copy in the Chalmers Western Canadian History Collection.; UA Library copy in the Ralph B. Young Western Canadian Collection.; UA Library copy in the Richard Spafford Western Canadian Legacy Collection.; Publications of the Minnesota Historical Society.E[electronic resource] : being the narrative of Peter Pond and the diaries of John Macdonell.; Access restricted to authorized users and institutions.; Electronic reproduction. Alexandria, VA : Alexander Street Press, 2003. (Early encounters in North America). Available via World Wide Web.; Early encounters in North America.8by Derek S. Gates.; Includes bibliographical references.[cartographic material] : sights, hikes, drives, museums.; Scale 1:35 000 ; transverse Mercator proj., Zone 11, NAD 83 (W 118°13'50"--W 117°58'30"/N 52°56'30"--N 52°49'10").; 1 map : col. ; 45 x 50 cm. on sheet 46 x 62 cm., folded to 24 x 11 cm; Relief shown by contours and spot heights.; Panel title.; At head of panel title: "Map and guide in one, Topo map."; Includes legend and index map.; On verso: Jasper Townsite -- Jasper area map -- Maligne Canyon. Text and col. ill.[cartographic material] : hiking, biking, trail guide, photos /cGem Trek Publishing.; [cartographic material]; Scale 1:100 000 ; universal transverse Mercator proj. (W 118015'--W 117030'/N 53000'--N 52030').; "Two thousand metre grid, Universal Transverse Mercator projection, zone 11, Datum NAD 83."; Panel title.; At head of panel title: Relief shading, Hiking map and guide.; Relief shown by shading, contours and spot heights.; Includes publisher's index map.; On verso: [Relief shading map] -- Jasper Townsite -- Maligne Canyon area -- Maligne Lake area. Includes text and descriptive information for day hikes, mountain biking trails, backcountry trips, and ill.F[cartographic material] : backroads, parks, lodges, points of interest / Gem Trek Publishing.; [cartographic material] : backroads, parks, lodges, points of interest.; Scale 1:600 000 (W 118°50'--W 113°25'/N 54°01'--N 48°59').; 1 map : col. ; 95 x 65 cm, folded to 25 x 12 cm; Relief shown by contours and spot heights.; Panel title.; Includes legend, distance chart and publisher's index map.; Ancillary maps on verso: [Western Canada] -- Red Deer -- Jasper -- Banff -- Canmore -- City of Edmonton -- City of Calgary. Includes distance chart.; At head of title: Explorer's map.e[cartographic material] : campgrounds, lodges, points of interest / produced from digital data by Gem Trek Publishing.; [cartographic material] : campsites and lodges, points of interest; [cartographic material]; [cartographic material]; Scale 1:400,000.; 1 map : col. ; 95 x 65 cm., folded to 26 x 12 cm; Relief shown by gradient tints and spot heights.; Panel title.; Includes descriptive index to points of interest and distance chart, and publisher's index map.; On verso with indexes: Jasper -- [Jasper regio< n] -- Lake Louise -- [Lake Louise region] -- Banff -- [Banff region] -- Canmore -- [Canmore region].[cartographic material] : hiking trails, mtn. bike trails / Gem Trek Publishing.; cartographic material] : hiking trails, mountain bike trails.; [cartographic material]; Scale 1:100,000 ; Universal transverse Mercator proj. (W 118°15'--W 117°30'/N 53°14'--N 52°23').; 1 map : col. ; 96 x 66 cm., folded to 25 x 12 cm; Relief shown by contours and spot heights.; Panel title.; Includes index to Jasper points of interest and publisher's index map.l[cartographic material] : what to see and do : hiking and biking trails : on the back-descriptions of sights, museums, scenic drives, and our pick of the walks and day hikes : new 3-D imagery.; Scale 1:35,000 (W 118013ʹ00ʺ--W 117059ʹ00ʺ/N 52056ʹ00ʺ--N 52049ʹ00ʺ).; 1 map : col., plastic ; 45 x 50 cm., folded to 24 x 11 cm; Relief shown by contours, shading and spot heights.; Panel title.; Includes text and location map.; Tourist information, indexed map of "Jasper townsite," and col. ill. on verso.; On verso: Jasper area -- Maligne Canyon area -- Maligne Lake area -- [Mount Edith Cavell and Angel Glacier].ID: 1701 v. (various paging), xvii plates : ill., vi maps ; 26 cm; Annual report; "Printed by S.E. Dawson, printer to the Queen's most excellent majesty."; At head of title: Geological Survey of Canada.; New series: V.1 (1885) - V.16 (1904).; Includes table of contents and tables.; Includes index (i-xv).; Report A. Summary report of the Geological Survey Department for the year, 1896/Director -- Report D. Report on the country between Athabasca Lake and Churchill River/J. Burr Tyrell and D.B. Dowling -- Report J. Report on the geology of a portion of the Laurentian area lying to the north of Montreal/Frank D. Adams -- Report L. Report on explorations in the Labrador Peninsula, along the east main, Koksoak, Hamilton, Manicuagan and portions of other rivers, in 1892-93-94-95/A.P. Low -- Report R. Report on the section of chemistry and mineralogy/C. Hoffman -- Report S. Division of mineral statistics and mines: report for 1895/D. Ingall and P.H. Brumell.; Annual report (Geological Survey of Canada); VIII, report A, D,J,L,R,S.<Gepac, Stanley and Associates Ltd.; 1v. : ill., maps ; 29 cmID: 346; Project conducted by Athabasca University and funded in part by the Alberta Government's Occupational Health and Safety Heritage Grant Program.prepared by Bill Gillepsie; Cover title: Employment : Fort McMurray. -- Prepared for the Fort McMurray Planning Team; Employment : Fort McMurrayby H. Glasier.; Title on cover: Hog feeder enterprise, 1,000 head, Westlock district.; Includes worksheets in pocket.; On cover: Northwest Alberta.; Hog feeder enterprise, 1,000 head, Westlock districtby H.R. Glasier.; Title on cover: Barley production, 300 acres, Barrhead district.; On cover: Northwest Alberta.; Barley production, 300 acres, Barrhead districtNby Isaac N. Glick.; xiii, 197 leaves ; 29 cm; Spine title: Community well-being in a resource town.; In partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Counselling Psychology, Department of Educational Psychology.; Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Alberta, 1983.; Community well-being in a resource townID: 174ID: 178ID: 1814ID: 214; Includes 4 maps in pocket. "July 12, 1976".ID: 191; "NTS 074L, 084F."*Cataloging source: AENR eng; Physical descrip: (various pagings) : 25 cm.; General Note: Bulletin 2 is comprised of part1 Lower cenomanian foraminifera from Peace River area, western Canada -- part2 Lower cenomanian ammonoidea and pelecypoda from Peace River area, western Canada.; General Note: "NTS 074L, 074M."; Bibliography note: Bibliography : p. 19.; Added title: Aerial photographic interpretation of precambrian structures north of Lake Athabasca.; Added title: Lower cenomanian foraminifera from Peace River area, Western Canada, Part I.; Added title: Lower cenomanian ammonoidea and pelecypoda from Peace River Area, Western Canada, Part II.; Added title: Precambrian basement features in Northern Alberta.; Added title: The clay mineralogy and chemistry of the Bearpaw formation of Southern Alberta.Golder Associates.; "January 1995".; Submitted to: Resource Management and Development, Alberta Economic Development and Tourism.Rprepared for: Suncor Inc. ; prepared by: Golder Associates.; Submitted to Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and Alberta Environmental Protection, Environmental Assessment Division.; Supplied information: Steepbank Mine environmental impact assessment.; Includes bibliographical references.; Steepbank Mine environmental impact assessment:prepared for: Suncor Inc. ; prepared by: Golder Associates.; Cover title.; Submitted to Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and Alberta Environmental Protection, Environmental Assessment Division.; Supplied information: Steepbank Mine environmental impact assessment.; Steepbank Mine environmental impact assessmentprepared for: Suncor Inc. ; prepared by: Golder Associates.; 1 v. (various pagings) : maps ; 28 cm; Cover title.; Submitted to Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and Alberta Environmental Protection, Environmental Assessment Division.; Supplied information: Steepbank Mine environmental impact assessment.; Includes bibliographical references.; Steepbank Mine environmental impact assessment`prepared for: Suncor Inc. ; prepared by: Golder Associates.; Cover title.; Submitted to Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and Alberta Environmental Protection, Environmental Assessment Division.; Supplied information: Steepbank Mine environmental impact assessment.; Includes bibliographical references.; Steepbank Mine environmental impact assessmentprepared for: Suncor Inc. ; prepared by: Golder Associates.; 1 v. (various pagings) : ill. ; 28 cm; Cover title.; Submitted to Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and Alberta Environmental Protection, Environmental Assessment Division.; Supplied information: Steepbank Mine environmental impact assessment.; Includes bibliographical references (p.56-66); Steepbank Mine environmental impact assessmentprepared for: Suncor Inc., Oil Sands Group ; prepared by: Westworth, Brusnyk & Associates Ltd.; Submitted to Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and Alberta Environmental Protection, Environmental Assessment Division.; Supplied information: Steepbank Mine environmental impact assessment.; On cover: Prepared for Suncor Inc., prepared by: Golder Associates, Westworth, Brusnyk & Associates Ltd.; Steepbank Mine environmental impact assessmentID: 148prepared by A.E. Gordichuk, W.H. Jackson, G.B. Samuel.; v, 76 leaves, [13] leaves of plates (some folded) : ill., 13 maps (some col.) ; 28 cm; At head of tile: Alberta.; Cover title: Fort McMurray general plan, 1972.; Fort McMurray general plan, 1972gby Garth G. Gorsky.; 13 leaves ; 28 cm.--; Cover title.; Alfalfa production in the Mayerthorpe districtIncludes index.; Bibliography:p.278-280; UA Library copy in the Sarjeant History of Science Collection on loan from University of Calgary.[videorecording] : a world of opportunity.; [videorecording] : the Alberta oil sands; 1 DVD-video (18 min..) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in; Title from title screen; Produced for the Government of Alberta.; Also available on the InternetID: 26n[electronic resource] : building tomorrow, a plan to secure Alberta's future.; 1 electronic text; Issued as part of the Canadian electronic library documents collection.; "October 25, 2007".; Access restricted to authorized users and institutions.; Also available in print version.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.; Canadian electronic library. Documents collection.QCover title.; Also known as the Radke Report.; At head of title: Investing in our future.; "Final report, December 29, 2006" -- cover.; Bibliography: p. 174-181.; Also available online.; AGL Commerce Place Site (AEED): locally printed copy.; Investing in our future : responding to the rapid growth of oil sands development; Radke report1 v. (various pagings) : ill., map ; 28 cm; Description based on copy printed June 19, 2006 from http://www.energy.gov.ab.ca/docs/oilsands/pdfs/GDE_ost.pdf a< nd http://www.energy.gov.ab.ca/docs/oilsands/pdfs/GDE_ost_appx.pdf; "June 15, 2006"TID: 320; Includes: Press release re public involvement in forest management planningt12 leaves ; 28 cm; Caption title; "February, 1968"; AGL North Petroleum Plaza: photocopy of Sessional Paper 1968/64.>[Graham Brawn and Associates Limited].; 1 v. (various pagings) : ill. ; 28 cm; Cover title.; Submitted to the Federal-Provincial Joint Planning Committee for Corrections Services.; "May 12, 1975"--Date on introductory letter.; Includes bibliographical references.; UA Library copy donated by the Legal Resource Centre.by Maxwell Graham ; with an appendix, A reconnaissance in the home of the wood buffalo / by F.V. Seibert.; UA Library copy in the George Arthur Plains Bison Collection.; A reconnaissance in the home of the wood buffalopresented by the Grand Council of Treaty 8 First National Environment Committee.; 1 v. (various pagings) ; 28 cm; In "Introduction" : "... Great Bear Environment Health Study ... "; Great Bear Environment Health StudySby Jack Elliott.; Manuscript report (Canada. National Historic Sites Service) ; 44.by S.C. Ells; Bibliography of reports and maps by S.C. Ells: p. 106-10; UA Library copy in the Sarjeant History of Science Collection on loan from University of Calgary.; Information circular (Geological Survey of Canada) ; no. 139.[microform] / by Sydney C. Ells.; 1 microfiche (18 fr.; At head of title: Canada. Department of Mines ... Mines Branch ...; "No. 336."; Original issued in series: Bulletin / Canada. Mines Branch ; no. 10.; Tables.; Filmed from a copy of the original publication held by the National Library of Canada. Ottawa : Canadian Institute for Historical Microreproductions, 1997.; 15 p. ; 25 cm.; CIHM/ICMH microfiche series ; no. 82334; Bulletin / Canada. Mines Branch ; no. 10.by S.C. Ells.; "Information Circular ; IC 139".; "Published in a limited presentation edition by Syncrude Canada Ltd., this is copy #74"--T.p. verso.; Bibliography of reports and maps by S.C. Ells: p. 106-110vS.C. Ells.; "Department of mines and technical surveys, Ottawa, Mines Branch, Information circular IC 139, July 1962".eAt head of title: Canada. Department of mines. Mines branch.; Reports (Canada. Mines Branch) no. 281. [electronic resource] / Jennifer Grant, Simon Dyer, Dan Woynillowicz.; 1 electronic text; "June 2009."; Issued as part of the Canadian electronic library, Documents collection, and Canadian public policy collection.; Includes bibliographical references.; Climate change -- Alberta's greenhouse gas regulation does not require real reductions in emissions from oil sands operations -- Oil sands production is much more greenhouse gas-intensive than conventional oil production -- Oil sands are the fastest-growing source of greenhouse gas emissions in Canada -- Continued increases in greenhouse gas emissions show that Canada's commitment to address climate change falls far short of what's needed -- Large-scale carbon capture and storage for oil sands emissions is currently a distant and uncertain prospect -- Companies are allowed to switch to burning dirtier fuels as a source of energy for oil sands extraction, further increasing greenhouse gas emissions from the oil sands.; Water impacts -- Oil sands mining uses two to four barrels of water for every barrel of bitumen produced -- Oil sands companies are not required to stop withdrawing water from the Athabasca River even if flows are so low that fisheries and habitat are at serious risk -- Capping toxic tailings waste in end pit lakes with water is an unproven and risky concept -- For over 40 years, oil sands mining companies voluntarily managed tailings on their own, in the absence of concrete government regulations -- Tailings lakes seep toxic waste. It is uncertain exactly what is seeping, how much is seeping and what ecosystem components are affected -- Tailings lakes house compounds known to be acutely toxic to aquatic organisms -- Reclamation of tailings lakes has not yet been demonstrated.; Boreal forest impacts -- Alberta's oil sands underlie one-fifth of the province, and development is already planned for more than 79,000 square kilometres -- Cumulatively, the potential area affected by in situ development is about 40 times larger than the mineable zone -- The Athabasca Boreal Forest will not be restored to its native state following mine closure -- Oil sands mining reclamation standards are weak and lack transparency; only one square kilometre of land has been certified as reclaimed to date -- The security bonds that are supposed to protect Canadians from costly environmental liabilities may be inadequate.; Environmental management -- First Nations are not consulted prior to mineral lease sales -- Aquatic monitoring is conducted by an industry-funded group that has been criticized for using an analytically weak, biased and inconsistent monitoring approach -- There is no regional environmental management system to address the cumulative impacts of oil sands development -- Absolute limits are lacking for air emissions, land disturbance and water withdrawals -- There is substantial room for the oil sands mining sector to improve its environmental performance.; Access restricted to authorized users and institutions.; Also available in print version.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.; Oil sands fever series.; Canadian electronic library. Documents collection.; Canadian electronic library. Canadian public policy collection.9Jennifer Grant, Simon Dyer, Dan Woynillowicz.; Description based on paper downloaded on May 29, 2008 from http://pubs.pembina.org/reports/Fact_or_Fiction-report.pdf; "May 2008."; Includes bibliographical references (p. 55-62); Also available on the Internet.; System requirements for online access: Adobe Acrobat.Instructors: Murray R. Gray and Jacob H. Masliyah.; 1 v. (looseleaf) : ill; "Intensive short course" held in Calgary, Alberta, June 15 and 16, 1998.; Chapter 6 is missing.; Includes bibliographical references.1 sheet; Accession no. 85-110.; Access open.; Treaty number eight, signed in 1899, included lands in northern Alberta, northwest Saskatchewan and a small part of the North West Territories of Canada.; Purchase by Boreal Institute of Northern Studies from Mr. Dale Publicover. Mr. Publicover's grandmother had received the treaty copy from Mr. Harrison, Post Manager at Fort Vermillion.NGreat Canadian Oil Sands Limited.; v. ; 28 cm; Annual; 1972-1978; Cover title.12 v. : ill. ; 39 cm; MonthlyGreat Canadian Oil Sands Limited.; 1 folded sheet; Cover title.; "Great Canadian plant opening, September 30, 1967."; "Man develops his world."; UA Library copy in the Richard Spafford Western Canadian Legacy Collection.0by Athabasca History Society, David Gregory and Athabasca University.; Includes index.; Bibliography: p. 235-239.; UA Library copy in the Chalmers Western Canadian History Collection.; UA Library Special Collections copy presented by the University Senate in honor of Dr. A Ernest Pallister, Spring 1987.[submitted to] Bervona Development Corp. Ltd [by Greif Dant and Associates].; 1 v. (various pagings) : ill., maps ; 22 x 37 cm. + 1 folded map in pocket; Submittedby Dale Greig.; Title on cover: Continuous cropping; wheat, barley, rapeseed on a 1200 acre farm, Barrhead-Westlock districts.; On cover: Northwest Alberta.; Continuous cropping: wheat, barley, rapeseed on a 1200 acre farm, Barrhead-Westlock districts[cartographic material] : Peace-Athabasca : Slave : Mackenzie / designed and illustrated by: Deirdre E. Griffiths ; text by: D.E. Griffiths and G.H. Townsend.; 2 col. maps; Contains 2 double sided map sheets with illustrations, legends and text.; No.1 - Peace-Athabasca to Mackenzie : a vital wildlife corridor -- No.2 - Peace-Athabasca delta -- No.3 - Slave delta -- No.4 - Mackenzie delta.%Mary Griffiths, Amy Taylor, Dan Woynillowicz.; "May, 2006"; Accompanied by "Troubled waters, troubling trends : summary report"; Grants for report provided by Walter & Duncan Gordon Foundation and Environment Canada.; Includes bibliographical references.; Also available on the World Wide Web. [electronic resource] : climate chang< e, energy development and water / Mary Griffiths, Dan Woynillowicz.; 1 electronic text; Issued as part of the Canadian electronic library, Documents collection, and Canadian public policy collection.; "February 2009."; Includes bibliographical references (p. 57-83).; Alberta's climate change challenge -- Examining the challenge -- Rising temperatures, changing precipitation -- Greenhouse gas emissions -- Water use for energy production in Alberta -- Current water allocation, use and consumption -- Potential future water use -- Water use for electricity production -- Introduction -- Coal-fired electricity generation -- Coal mining -- Coal-fired electricity generation -- Coal gasification -- Carbon capture and storage -- Electricity from gas -- Natural gas -- Nuclear energy -- Uranium extraction -- Nuclear power plants -- Hydroelectricity and run-of-river hydro -- Other types of renewable energy -- Biofuels -- Geothermal energy -- Solar power -- Wind energy -- Future water demands for electricity -- Water use for gas and oil production -- Introduction -- Well development -- Natural gas production -- Introduction -- Conventional natural gas -- Coalbed methane -- Shale gas and tight gas -- Conventional oil production -- Water production with conventional oil -- Conventional enhanced oil recovery -- Oil from bitumen -- Introduction -- Oil sands mining -- In situ oil sands production -- Upgrading in central Alberta -- Future water demands for the oil and gas sector -- Implications for Alberta's energy production -- Potential impacts on the environment -- Electricity systems that use less water -- Reducing fresh water use in the oil and gas sector -- Re-use of produced water -- Cutting water use in oil sands production -- Meeting the challenge: recommendations -- Increase efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions -- Conserve energy and switch to processes with low/no water requirements -- Take practical steps to reduce fresh water use -- Quickly implement water conservation targets -- Ensure Alberta environment's policy for oilfield injection is effective -- Encourage beneficial re-use of water -- Better protect groundwater -- Improve the recharge of groundwater -- Ensure protection of deeper aquifers for future generations -- Better manage water resources -- Improve knowledge of climate change impacts on water resources -- Improve monitoring of water quality and quantity -- Set absolute limits on water withdrawals to protect ecosystems -- Develop integrated watershed management plans -- Provide Alberta environment with adequate resources -- Accelerate research on ways to reduce water use -- Putting a price on water use for energy production -- In conclusion.; Access restricted to authorized users and institutions.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.; Canadian electronic library. Canadian public policy collection.; Canadian electronic library. Documents collection.ID: 263; Includes application to Oil and Gas Conservation Board, 1969. Gregoire Lake Indian Reserve nos. 176, 176A, 176B, Alta.Robert Guest.; 9412; AEUB/Geological Survery: PERMANENT LOAN.; AFFC* Donated to Fairview Library by Fairview College Art Trustees, Jun/95.by Tee L. Guidotti, Lynda Watson, Malynda Wheeler.; 1 v. (various pagings) : ill. ; 29 cm; "A series of occasional papers from the Occupational Health Program".; Includes bibliographical references.; Alberta studies in occupational health ; no. 14.yby Julie K. Guimond.; [vii], 101 leaves : ill. ; 28 cm; A thesis submitted to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science in Environmental Biology and Ecology, Dept. of Biological Sciences, University of Alberta.; Thesis (M. Sc.)--University of Alberta, 2001.; Includes bibliographical references.H.A. Simons Ltd. Consulting Engineers.; 1 v. (various pagings) : ill., maps ; 28 cm; Accompanied by Appendices [append.] titled: Meteorological and air quality evaluation for CTMP mill at Whitecourt, Alberta [and] Noise evaluation of a CTMP mill / prepared by CIRRUS Consultants.; Meteorological and air quality evaluation for CTMP mill at Whitecourt, Alberta; Noise evaluation of a CTMP millPprepared by: H.S.A. Historical Studies Associates Inc.; 7v. : ill., maps ; 29 cm|[electronic resource] : a descriptive analysis of backcountry users, 1994-2001 / Michel Haener and David Watson.; "A report prepared for Foothills Model Forest And Jasper National Park."; Title from title screen (viewed on Dec. 29, 2003).; Caption title.; "July 1,                          ! " # $ % & ' ( ) * + , - . / 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 : ; < = > ? @ A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z [ \ ] ^ _ ` a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w y z { | } ~  2001."; Includes bibliographical references.; System requirements: Adobe Acrobat Reader.; Mode of access: Internet.ID: 172; "File 88D35".k[J.B. Hamilton].; Title from cover.; UA Library copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection. Do not circulate.BW.N. Hamilton; 125-61p. : ill., maps ; 28 cm; References:p.159-61.[videorecording] : Syncrude / Produced and directed by Michael Hamm ; produced by Frame 30 Productions Ltd. for CTV.; 1 videocassette (24 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in. + study guide; Title on back of case listed as "Syncrude : a Canadian success story".; Produced by Frame 30 Productions for CTV.; Hosted by Peter C. Newman.; Audience : General.; VHS.; UA Library copy lacks study guide.ID: 272submitted by Peter T. Hanley, C. Van Waas ; prepared for Land Use Assignment Committee by Land Use Assignment Branch, Technical Division, Dept. of Lands and Forests.; 1 v. (various foliations) : ill. (some col.), maps (some folded) ; 28 cm; Cover title: Land use plan : Ft. McMurray-Gregoire Lake.; Twelve folded maps in pocket at back of book.; Land use plan, Ft. McMurray-Gregoire Lake area; Fort McMurray - Gregoire Lake area; Biophysical analysis and evaluation of capability. 1.)E.J. Hanson; 1 v. (various pagings) : illSubmitted by Norman Alan Harburn.; 138 leaves : ill., maps; Thesis (M.NRM) -- University of Manitoba, 1976.; Bibliography: p.117-118.; Peace-Athabasca Delta : interpretive unit plan; Interpretive unit plan : Peace-Athabasca Deltaprepared forAlberta Tourism and Small business ; prepared by: Harcourt, Matthews & Associates Ltd., Management Consultants.; 36 leaves ; 28 cm; "July, 1985".x[electronic resource] : profil de six collectivites des Premieres Nations du Canada aux prises avec la crise de l'eau / sommaire prepare par l'Institut Polaris en collaboration avec l'Assemblee des Premieres Nations et soutenu par le Congres du travail du Canada ; [ete redige par Andrea Harden et Holly Levalliant].; 1 texte electronique; Publie comme partie de Bibliotheque des documents electroniques canadiens.; "Mai 2008."; Comprend des ref. bibliogr. (p. 24-28).; 1. Lansdowne House (Neskantaga), Ontario -- 2. Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg, Quebec -- 3. Premiere Nation de Pikangikum, Ontario -- 4. Fort Chipewyan, Alberta -- 5. Little Salmon Carmacks, Yukon -- 6. Premiere Nation de Yellow Quill, Saskatchewan.; L'access est limite au utilisateurs et aux etablissements autorises.; Mode d'acces: World Wide Web.; Canadian electronic library. Documents collection.=[electronic resource] : six community profiles of the water crisis facing First Nations within Canada / a synopsis prepared by the Polaris Institute in collaboration with the Assembly of First Nations and supported by the Canadian Labour Congress< ; [coauthored by Andrea Harden and Holly Levalliant].; 1 electronic text; Issued as part of the Canadian electronic library documents collection.; "May 2008."; Includes bibliographical references (p. 24-28).; 1. Lansdowne House (Neskantaga), Ontario -- 2. Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg, Quebec -- 3. Pikangikum First Nation, Ontario -- 4. Fort Chipewyan, Alberta -- 5. Little Salmon Carmacks, Yukon -- 6. Yellow Quill First Nation, Saskatchewan.; Access restricted to authorized users and institutions.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.; Canadian electronic library. Documents collection.3Stanley Associates Engineering Ltd., consulting engineers for Alberta Housing Corporation.; 1 v. (various pagings) : ill. ; 29 cm. + 1 folded ill. in pocket; "April 1982."; "MXO 1405."; Stanley Associates Engineering Ltd. requested that Hardy Associates (1978) Ltd undertake this geotechnical investigation.,by Boyd M. Harnden.; Bibliography: p. 38-41.by E.J. Hart.; "Classic tales of the Canadian Rockies' true mountain men"--Cover.; Includes bibliographical references (p. 259-266) and index.; UA Library copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.;by E. J. Hart.; UA BARD copy in the Bryan-Gruhn collection.[report prepared by Parks Canada staff ; directed by J. Hartley ; writers : B.L. Beswick, B. Olson].; "November, 1983".; Photocopy.prepared by Douglas C. Harvey ; prepared for Parks Canada, Western Regional Office, Calgary.; Thesis (M.A.)--University of Calgary, 1982.; Bibliography: p. 241-251.ID: 119; Estimates of population in Northeast Alberta, both urban (mainly in Fort McMurray) and rural (mostly native) based on various assumptions of industrial and economic growth.{ID: 120; Data on commerce and service activities in Fort McMurray, Anzac, Fort Mackay and Fort Chipewyan, northern Alberta.ID: 121; Outlines needs for housing, education, health care, business and industry, recreation, cultural, public space and utilities/transportation, for the projected totals of residents in northeast Alberta, including Fort McMurray.;ID: 262; At head of title: Northeast Alberta Regional Plan.authors: Christopher Hatch and Matt Price.; Cover title.; "February 2008"; Includes bibliographical references.; Also available on the Internet,submitted by John Haunholter ,; 57p. ; 36 cmP Derek Hayes.; Includes bibliographical references and index.; Introduction -- Saint Brendan and other early nagivators -- The Norse Voyages -- Pre-Columbian apocryphal voyages -- Out of the mists - Canada -- Early explorations of the Coasts of Canada, 1500-1527 -- Early French explorations -- Jacques Cartier - the foundation of the French claim to Canada -- Early English attempts to find a northwest passage -- Probing the northern seas -- Early English colonization attempts -- Samuel de Champlain - the mapmaker who founded New France -- The found of Montreal -- Jesuits and the fur trade - French exploration to 1700 -- The defence of New France to 1713 -- The signeurial system -- The coming of the English - The Hudson's Bay Company -- The British attempt to find the northwest passage in the Eighteenth Century -- The French fur trade empire -- France explores westwards - The La Verendryes -- The fall of Louisbourg in 1745 -- Jacques-Nicola Bellin's atlas -- the founding of Halifax -- The Acadian deportation -- The battle for a continent - the French and Indian war -- The fall of Quebec - and an empire -- James Cook's maps of Eastern Canada -- James Murray's map -- Quebec under the British -- The American attack on Quebec -- Prince Edward Island -- The coastal surveys of Des Barres -- The demise of the Beothuk -- Defining Canada , 1783 -- The coming of the Loyalists -- Perceptions of the West -- An Inland journey -- Alexander Henry's great map of the West -- The maps of Peter Pond -- Alexander MacKenzie crosses the continent -- The Hudson's Bay Company moves inland -- The Hudson's Bay Company's great surveyors - Philip turnor and Peter Fidler -- Native Maps -- The first mpa of the West Coast -- James Cook - defining the width of Canada -- West Coast exploration and trade -- spanish exploration of the West Coast -- George Vancouver surveys the West coast -- Defining the West - David Thompson -- Early Toronto -- A mere matter of marching - the War of 1812 -- The Selkirk Grant and the Red River settlement -- Fixing the forty-ninth parallel boundary line -- The Rideau Canal -- The Canada Company -- Arctic exploration 1818-1859 -- Westward expansion of the fur trade -- The rebellions of 1837 and the United Province of Canada -- Linking the lakes -- Drawing the line - The Webster-Ashburton Treaty -- The founding of Fort Victoria and the colony of Vancouver Island -- The forty-ninth parallel extends to the sea -- A pioneer road map of Canada -- British Columbia discovers gold and becomes a colony -- Henry Hind's expeditions -- The Palliser expedition -- The coming of the railway -- Confederation and the intercolonial railway -- The Riel Rebellion of 1869 -- Manitoba becomes the fifth Province -- British Columbia joins Confederation -- The North-West Rebellion, 1885 -- The Canadian Pacific Railway - the settlement of the Prairies and the linking of a Nation -- Winnipeg - gateway to the West -- Edmonton - gateway to the North -- Calgary - from police post to oil capital -- The discovery of oil -- The art of the Bird's Eye -- Vancouver - pacific Terminus -- Ottawa - the Nation's Capital -- Toronto in the Nineteenth Century -- Montreal after the fall of New France -- Gold in the Klondike -- The British Dominion -- The Canadian Arctic and the Northwest Passage achieved -- Fire insurance maps -- The boundary with Alaska -- The evolution of Provincial boundaries.}Frances J. Hein.; Earth sciences report; "NTS 074D."; Includes bibliographical references.; Earth sciences report. ; 2000-05.John Helliwell and Gerry May.; Bibliography : p. 24.; Discussion paper (University of British Columbia. Dept. of Economics) ; 75-29.YAndrew Hempstead.; Includes bibliographical references and index.; Moon travel handbooks.>by Eileen Hendy.; Includes bibliographical references (p. 62).Eric Higgs ... [et al.]; Cover title.; "Core financial support came from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada and Jasper National Park"--P. v.; Includes bibliographical references (p. 110-115).[videorecording] : grappling with the future of Jasper National Park / Eric Higgs.; 1 videocassette : sd., col. ; 1/2 in; VHS.; Environmental seminar series ; no. 5.@Jamie Higham.; Includes bibliographical references (p. 138-142).by G.J. Hilchie, J.K. Ryan for Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program.; "Project LS 11.3"; Sponsored jointly by Alberta Environment and Environment Canada.; Bibliography: p. 35-42.2 cassette tapes; Accession no. 83-62.; Access open.; Walter Hill was a pharmacist in Fort McMurray, Alberta. He graduated from the University of Alberta in 1921.; Unpublished inventory available in the repository.Editor, L. V. Hills.; "Prepared from papers presented at the Oil Sands Fuel of the Future symposium held by the Canadian Society of Petroleum Geologists in Calgary, September 5-9, 1973.; Includes bibliographical references.; Memoir (Canadian Society of Petroleum Geologists) ; 3.Qby Karen D. Hincks.; [23], 209 leaves : col. ill. ; 29 cm; "A thesis submitted to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science, Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences".; Thesis (M.Sc.)--University of Alberta, 2003.; Includes bibliographical references.200506; Todd Hirsch.; Description based on copy printed July 4, 2005 from Canada West Foundation website; Cover title; "April 2005"; Bibliography: p. 19; Report (Canada West Foundation) ; 2005-06.Hobart, Walsh and Associate Consultants Ltd., Quest Consultants Limited.; 2 v. : ill., maps ; 28 cm; At head of title: Alsands Project Group.; v.1 - Summary in support of an oil sands mining project.ID: 196[microform] : with illustrative extracts from the report of the Indian Department at Ottawa, and the reports of the four great Church of England missionary societies, etc. in England, for< the year 1892 / by J. George Hodgins.; 1 microfiche (35 fr.); Tables.; Filmed from a copy of the original publication held by the Hamilton Public Library. Ottawa : Canadian Institute for Historical Microreproductions, 1983.; 62 p. ; 21 cm.; CIHM/ICMH microfiche series ; no. 30553Bby Peggy Hodgins; p.56-60, 63, ill; 773: 1 "Skyword, April ,1982,nco-authored by Phillip R. Coutu and Lorraine Hoffman-Mercredi.; Includes bibliographical references and index.ID: 302ID: 96; "Project 1627-3-1-1."Cataloging source: eng; Physical descrip: 1 v. (various foliations) : col. ill., maps ; 28 cm.; General Note: Committee chairman: H. L. Hogge.; Added title: Great Canadian Oil Sands oil spill to Athabasca River, June 6, 1970.[R.G. Holmberg.; Series data from publisher's catalogue.; Northern reference series ; no. 1.Peggy Holroyd, Terra Simieritsch.; Description based on paper downloaded on March 11, 2009 from http://pubs.pembina.org/reports/watersthatbindus-report.pdf; "February 2009."; Also available on the Internet.; System requirements for online access: Adobe Acrobat.@Peggy Holroyd, Simon Dyer, Dan Woynillowicz.; Description based on copy printed April 12, 2007 from http://www.pembina.org/pdf/publications/OS_Haste_Final.pdf; "April 2007"; Accompanied by: Fact sheet. 4 p.; Includes bibliographical references; Haste makes waste : the need for a new oil sands tenure regime : fact sheetedited and illustrated for Slave Lake Pioneers by Jean M. Holt.; Cover title: There were strange things done-- in Slave Lake and environs.; "Excerpts from ... Pioneers of the Lakeland."- p. 4.; Includes index.; Pioneers of the lakelandCataloging source: eng; General Note: Cover title.; General Note: Joint participation by the governments of Canada, Alberta, and Saskatchewan.; General Note: Project director, D. M. Hornby.YID: 310; Prepared for the presidents of the Northern Alberta Post-Secondary Institutions.prepared for: The Alberta Department of Industry and Commerce ; by Hu Harries and Associates Ltd.; 1 v. (various pagings) : ill. ; 28 cm; Tabled February 4, 1975 by the Honourable Peter Lougheed.; "January 1975".Irwin Huberman.; "2nd printing August 2004."; Includes index of Fort McMurray personalities.; UA Library copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.; UA BARD copy in the Bryan-Gruhn Collection.?Irwin Huberman.; Includes index of Fort McMurray personalities.[microform]; 38 reels ; 35 mm; Reels may contain documents from other posts.; Post journals: reel 1M21, B.39/a/1-3: 1802-1804 -- reel 1M22, B.39/a/4-17: 1804-1821 -- reel 1M23, B.39/a/18-31: 1820-1836 -- reel 1M24, B.39/a/31-42: 1834-1852 -- reel 1M25, B.39/a/42-47: 1846-1871 -- reel 1M998, B.39/a/48-49: 1871-1874 -- reel 1M999, B.39/a/49-60: 1872-1900 -- reel 1M1000, B.39/a/61-63: 1900-1905 -- reel 1MA16, B.39/a/64: 1906 -- reel 1MA17, B.39/a/64-70: 1906-1927.; Correspondence Books: reel 1M176, B.39/b/1-15: 1822-1860 -- reel 1M177, B.39/b/16-19: 1860-1868 -- reel 1M1042, B.39/b/20: 1872-1876 -- reel 1M1043, B.39/b/21-29: 1875-1885 -- reel 1M1044, B.39/b/29-30: 1882-1885 -- reel 1M1045, B.39/b/30-36: 1882-1898 -- reel 1M1046, B.39/b/36: 1888-1898 -- reel 1M1047, B.39/b/36-38: 1888-1898 -- reel 1M1048, B.39/b/38-39: 1893-1903.; Correspondence inward: reel 1M270, B.39/c/1: 1823-1862 -- reel 1MB18, B.39/c/2: 1876-1897.; Account books: reel 1M437, B.39/d/1-12: 1876-1897 -- reel 1M438, B.39/d/12-19: 1821-1825 -- reel 1M439, B.39/d/20-34: 1825-1831 -- reel 1M440, B.39/d/34-50a: 1830-1835 -- reel 1M441, B.39/d/50b-61: 1834-1837 -- reel 1M442, B.39/d/62-81: 1837-1845 -- reel 1M443, B.39/d/82-102: 1844-1855 -- reel 1M444, B.39/d/103-119: 1854-1861 -- reel 1M445, B.39/d/120-135: 1860-1866 -- reel 1M446, B.39/d/136-144: 1866-1873 -- reel 1M1357, B.39/d/145-153: 1871-1900.; Reports on districts: reel 1M776, B.39/e/1-5: 1820-1823 -- reel 1M777, B.39/e/6-10: 1823-1860 -- reel 1M1254, B.39/e/11-25: 1885-1897 -- Lists of servants: reel 1M784, B.39/f/1: 1866-1891 -- Miscellaneous items: reel 1M1657, B.39/z/1: 1815-1870 -- reel 1M1658, B.39/z/2-3: 1871-1898.2L.J. Hughes.; Includes bibliographical references.author Reginald D. Humphreys, co-authors F.K. Spragins, D.R. Craig.; 25 leaves ; 28 cm; "The 9th World Petroleum Congress, May 11-16, 1975 Tokyo, Japan."--Cover.; World Petroleum Congress[electronic resource] : history of development, prospects for the future / Marc Humphries.; Title from screen (viewed Jul. 14, 2008) at address: http://fas.org/sgp/crs/misc/RL34258.pdf; "Prepared for members and committees of Congress"--t.p.; "CRS Report for Congress"--t.p.; Order Code RL34258.; Electronic monograph in PDF format.; System requirements for online access: Adobe Acrobat Reader.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.by Carl W. Hunt.[William M. Hunter ... [et. al]]; 3 v. : ill. ; 28 cm; Description based on copy printed Sept. 20, 2007 from http://www.albertaroyaltyreview.ca/panel/final_report.pdf ; http://www.albertaroyaltyreview.ca/panel/final_report_sensitivity_analysis_appendix.pdf ; http://www.albertaroyaltyreview.ca/panel/final_report_data_appendix.pdf; "18 September 2007"; Panel: William M. Hunter (chair), Evan Chrapko, Judith Dwarkin, Ken McKenzie, Andre Plourde, Sam Spanglet.; Released with Sensitivity analysis [app.1] and Data appendices.; Includes bibliographical references.; Content: [v.1] Final report -- [v.2] Sensitivity analysis appendix -- [v.3] Data appendix; AGL Commerce Place (AEED): locally printed set.; Sensitivity analysis; Data appendixDescription based on copy printed Sept. 20, 2007 from http://www.albertaroyaltyreview.ca/panel/terms_reference.html; "Page last updated: September 18, 2007"; Panel: Bill Hunter, Ken McKenzie, Judith Dwarkin, Sam Spanglet, Andre Plourde [sic], Evan ChrapkoID: 122; Forecasts of labour needs for construction and operation of oil sands extraction plants in northeast Alberta, in the Fort McMurray region.ID: 19; Culturing wilderness in Jasper National Park : studies in two centuries of human history in the Upper Athabasca River Watershed / edited by I.S. MacLaren. Edition: 1st ed. Publication info: Edmonton : University of Alberta Press, 2007. Physical descrip: xliii, 356 p. : ill. (chiefly col.), maps (chiefly col.); 26 cm. Series: Mountain cairns. Geographic term: Jasper National Park (Alta.)--History. Geographic term: Athabasca River Region (Alta.)--History. Bibliography note: Includes bibliographical references (p. 319-335) and index. Contents: The fur trade on the Upper Athabasca River, 1810-1910 / Michael Payne -- Henry James Warre's and Paul Kane's sketches in the Athabasca Watershed, 1846 / I.S. MacLaren -- "Following the base of the foothills": tracing the boundaries of Jasper Park and its adjacent Rocky Mountains Forest Reserve / Peter J. Murphy -- Homesteading the Athabasca Valley to 1910: an interview with Edward Wilson Moberly, Prairie Creek, Alberta, 29 August 1980 / Peter J. Murphy -- Opening the secret garden: Mary Schaffer, Jasper Park conservation, and the survey of Maligne Lake, 1911 / Pearlann Reichwein & Lisa McDermott -- The changing habitat of Jasper tourism / C.J. Taylor -- Laying the tracks for tourism: paradoxical promotions and the development of Jasp< er National Park / Gabrielle Zezulka-Mailloux -- The golden years of mountaineering in Canada: ethics, form, and style, 1886-1925 / Zac Robinson -- Twinning reality, or how taking history seriously changes how we understand ecological restoration in Jasper National Park / Eric Higgs. Series: (Mountain cairns) Added author: MacLaren, I.S. (Ian S.), 1951- ISBN: 9780888644831 (pbk.) ISBN: 0888644833 (pbk.)@1 v. (unpaged) ; 28 cm; 9 folded maps in pocket at back of book.q1 v. (various pagings) : ill. ; 28 cm; Cover title.; "February 1976."; "Prepared for Northward Developments Ltd."=vi, 71 leaves ; 28 cm; Prepared by: IMC Consulting Group Inc.[electronic resource]; 1 computer laser optical disc : ill., maps ; 3/4 in; "Submitted to Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and Alberta Environment."; On CD case: Application and all supplemental information, August 2006.; "Submitted to Alberta Energy and Utilities Board; Alberta Environment" -- case.; EPEA Application No. 001-46586; System requirements: Acrobat Reader, minimum version: 5, recommended: 7.0; Application can be run from cdrom. Adobe Reader 7.0 system requirements: Windows Intel Pentium processor; Microsoft Windows 2000 with Service Pack 2, Windows XP Professional or Home Edition, or Windows XP Tablet PC Edition; 128MB RAM; Up to 90MB of available hard-disk space; Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5 or higher.v. : ill., maps ; 30 cm; "Submitted to Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and Alberta Environment."; On cover: Regulatory application.; "July 2005."; "IPRCC.OM.2004.04" -- v.1.; EPEA Application No. 001-46586; V.1. Project description -- v.2. Management processes -- v.3. Baseline reports -- v.4. EIA approach and summary -- v.5. Air and noise -- v.6. Water -- v.7. Land -- v.8. Environmental health -- v.9. People -- [v.10] Supplemental information, March 2006 -- [v.11] Supplemental information appendices, March 2006 -- [v.12] Additional supplemental information (June 9, 2006) -- [v.13] AHW clarification questions and responses (October 2, 2006)Submitted to Alberta Environment; prepared by Paragon Soil and Environmental Consulting Inc.; Description based on 2008 issue.; "EPEA Approval No. 46586-00-00."prepared for the Cold Lake Band and the Indian and Inuit Affairs Program ; produced by Justus Simonetta Development Consultants Limited.; Bibliography: p. 133-139h1 v. (various pagings) ; 28 cm; Title from label on cover.; Includes news release and related materials.ID: 264 70p. ; 25 cm[Prepared by E. J. Ingram and L. W. West]; 102 l. 29 cm; Report of a staffing study re the Athabasca University pilot project, submitted by L. W. Downey Research Associates Ltd.; Cover title: Recruitment and selection of staff.; Recruitment and selection of staffMap on inside back cover.; UA Library copy in the Chalmers Western Canadian History Collection.; UA Library copy in the Ralph B. Young Western Canadian Collection.[kit]; [kit]; 3 booklets, 1 poster, 1 DVD, 1 oil sands sample and extraction instructions ; in box 6 x 23 x 31 cm; Title from container; Contents: Canada's oilsands -- Oil sands for high school : science 10 & social studies 10 teacher's guide -- Oil sands for high school : chemistry 30 teacher's guide -- The amazing Athabasca oil sands [videorecording] -- Oil sands for high school science [picture] -- Oil sands extraction demonstration -- [Oil sands sample].; High school; UA Library copy does not include poster or extraction demonstration ; includes 1 info sheet and 1 bookmark from Canadian Centre for Energy Information and 1 safety data sheet.; Canada's oilsands; Oil sands for high school : science 10 & social studies 10 teacher's guide; Oil sands for high school : chemistry 30 teacher's guide; The amazing Athabasca oil sands; Oil sands for high school science; Oil sands extraction demonstrationeInstitute of Petroleum (Great Britain). Model code of safe practice in the petroleum industry pt. 11.Intercontinental Engineering of Alberta Ltd. ; [compiled by Harold Page].; 339 leaves : ill. ; 28 cm; Cover title.; At head of added title page title: Athabasca tar sands study.; UA Library copy in the John Dawson Newton Soil Science Collection.; Athabasca tar sands studyWIntera Environmental Consultants Ltd; Prepared for Whitecourt Environmental Study GroupIntercontinental Engineering Limited.; 33 leaves : ill., map. ; 22 x 28 cm; Coil bound.; At head of title: Alberta Department of the Environment.wIntergroup Advertising Ltd. and HLA Consultants.; viii, 125 leaves : ill. ; 28 cm; Includes bibliographical references.prepared by: InterGroup Consultants Limited; Prepared for: Evaluation & Analysis Division, Socio-Economic Branch, Parks Canada. -- Bibliography: p. 66-68>[electronic resource] : a proposal to develop a chairlift and ski runs on Eagle Ridge, Marmot Basin Ski Area, Jasper National Park, April 20, 2000.; 1 CD-ROM ; 4 3/4 in; Title from container.; Comprehensive study report documents -- Public participation report documents -- Comprehensive study report summary documents001200; Title from title screenSby Fadel Fawzi Iskander; Thesis (Ph.D.-Petroleum engineering)--University of Tulsa.[microform] / Fadel Fawzi Iskander.; xiv, 179 leaves : ill; Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Tulsa, 1980.; Microfiche. Ann Arbor, Mich. : University Microfilms International, 1980. 2 microfiche ; 11 x 15 cm. (University Microfilms International ; 80-16314);by David Israelson.; Description based on paper downloaded on October 9, 2008 from http://www.powi.ca/pdfs/events/2008-10-08-how_the_oil_sands.pdf; Cover title.; "Embargoed until 9:00AM EST Wednesday, October 8, 2008" -- cover.; Also available on the Internet.; System requirements for online access: Adobe Acrobat.ID: 67Nby R.D. Jakimchuk; "Report to the Conservation Fraternity of Alberta (Confab)"Hby Sandra A. James; vii, 68p. : ill., maps ; 29 cm; Bibliography:p.63-7.by Joan Jarvis. --Jasper National Park Health Unit.; v. : ill. ; 28 cm; Annual.; Ceased with issue for 1992.; Description based on: 1986.; Title from cover.ID: 61prepared under contract to the Fort McMurray School District No. 2833 by Anita Jenkins.; Cover title.; Includes appendices.; Includes bibliographical references.; A review of the literature and a description of instruments for assessing school climateID: 22B[Duncan W. Johnson].; 12 leaves of plates : col. ill. ; 22 x 27 cmby Harvey L. Johnson; xvi, 74p. : ill. ; 28 cm; Project HE-1.2.6.; Prepared for Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program. Human System; Bibliography:p.67-71.by Kenneth Albert Johnson.; vii, 204 [i.e. 264] leaves : ill. (some col.), maps; Cover title.; "October 1980".; Thesis (M.C.P.)--University of Manitoba, 1980.; Includes bibliographical references.; Photocopy. 1 v. (various pagings) : ill. (some col.) ; 28 cm.msubmitted by Professional Environmental Recreation Consultants Ltd. ; compiled by Brian L. Johnston, Brenda E. Brosgarth.; 1 v. (various pagings) : ill., maps (some fold.) ; 28 cm; A report to the North East Alberta Commissioner's Office.; Cover title: "Fort Chipewyan, Parks and Recreation Master Plan Study".; Fort Chipewyan Parks and Recreation Master Plan Study[picture] / by Tom H. Johnston.; 12 photographs in envelope ; 9 x 15 cm; Title from envelope.; UA Library copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.yDavid B. Jones.; vii, 48 leaves ; 28 cm; On cover: Canada Newstart Program.; ANS report (Alberta NewStart Inc.) no. 71-8.ID: 112; "I was asked by the Commissioner's Office of the Northeast Region to study and evaluate the various reports ..."--Leaf 1.[M. L. Jones, G. J. Mann, P. J. McCart].; "Project AF 4.8.1"; Sponsored jointly by Alberta Environment and Environment Canada.; Includes bibliographical references.,Peter Jonker, J. Stan Rowe.; Includes index.sby R.D. Jorgenson.; 1 v. (unpaged) ; 21 cm; Title from cover.; UA Library copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.WID: 2; Jasper National Park - Historiography; Jasper National Park - Archival Resources0[slides] / Bob Kains.; 41 slides : col. 2 x 2 inprepared for: Improvement District # 18(N), Alberta Municipal Affairs ; prepared by: The Kewatinok Recreation Society wit< h assistance from Anita Kalnay.; "November 1984".\ID: 373; Issued also in French under title: Le poste de Nottingham. Includes bibliographies.Cataloging source: eng; General Note: Title on cover: An integration and synthesis of AOSERP human system research results, Fort McMurray, 1961-1980.; Bibliography note: Bibliography: p. 206-210.ID: 374; Title on cover: An integration and synthesis of AOSERP human system research results, Fort McMurray, 1961-1980. Bibliography: p. 206-210.kTom Keenan; p.8-9., ill; Alberta Motorist, 1980; 773: 1 "Alberta Motorist, vol.22,no.2, March/April ,1980,[electronic resource] / prepared for Alberta Energy Research Institute [by] William Keesom for Jacobs Consultancy, Stefan Unnasch for Life Cycle Associates LLC, [and] Jon Moretta for Jacobs Consultancy.; 1 electronic text (1 v. (various pagings) : col. ill.) : digital file; "July 2009."; Issued as part of the Canadian electronic library, Documents collection, and Canadian public policy collection.; Includes bibliographical references.; Access restricted to authorized users and institutions.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.; Canadian electronic library. Documents collection.; Canadian electronic library. Canadian public policy collection.ID: 171edited with an introduction by Lloyd Keith.; Includes bibliographical references and index.; Rupert's Land Record Society series ; 6Rod Keith.; At head of title: Summary of comments and results.; Summary of comments and results : survey of visitor campground design preferences Lesser Slave Lake Provincial ParkGraham Kellas, Fraser McKay.; 1 v. : ill. ; 24 x 29 cm; Cover title; "A report prepared for the Government of Alberta by Wood Mackenzie"; AGL North Petroleum Plaza: locally printed copy.JGordon Kelly.; Includes bibliographical references (p. 313-319) and index.by Vera Kelsey.; Includes bibliographical references (p. 279-282) and index.; UA Library copy in the Ralph B. Young Western Canadian Collection.J. Bryan Kemper[electronic resource] : the challenge for cumulative effects management in Alberta's Athabasca Oil Sands region / Steven A Kennett.; 1 electronic text; Issued as part of the Canadian electronic library documents collection.; Abstract in English and French.; "May 2007."; Includes bibliographic references.; Access restricted to authorized users and institutions.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.; Canadian electronic library. Documents collection.; CIRL occasional paper ; no. 182 v. : ill., maps, ports. ; 29 cm; Vol.1 (1867/69)-v.2, art.1 (1870).; Plates destroyed in the Chicago Fire of 1871.; Vol.1 is in two parts, 1867-69, with separate t.p. but continuous pagination. Art. III. Remarks on the geology of the Valley of Mackenzie River, with figures and descriptions of fossils from that region, in the Museum of the Smithsonian Institute, chiefly collected by the late Robert Kennicott, Esq. By F. B. Meek contains an early description of the Athabasca Oil Sands in print on p.78-79.,ID: 150; Canadian theses on microfilm. 6808.[microform] : one of Canada's resource frontier towns.; 109 l. : ill; Thesis (M.A.)--University of Manitoba.; Microfilm. Ottawa : National Library of Canada, 1970. -- 1 reel ; 35 mm. -- (Canadian theses on microfilm ; no. 6808); Canadian theses on microfilm. 6808.3chairman: Thomas J. Kew; 128p. : ill., maps ; 28 cmlv. : ill. ; 28 cm; Bi-monthly.; Description based on: Sept. 11, 1998; title from caption.; Available online.8Keyano College.; v. ; 28 cm; 1992-1996.; Chiefly tables.K3 v. ; 21 cm-24 cm; no. 1-3; 1979-1982.; "A literary magazine of the arts."aKeyano College.; v. ; 28 cm; Annual.; Description based on: 1978/1979.; Report year ends June 30.Keyano College.; v. ; 35 cm; Annual.; Description based on: 97-98.; Statements also have distinctive title.; Report year ends June 30.; 1:GOV DOC CA2 AL AEM130 F37 folio 1997/1998/submitted by Keyano College.; 31 leaves ; 28 cmAnshuman Khare, editor; Joel R. Nodelman, associate editor.; "October 2007"; Includes bibliographical references; 1. The wedges approach of stabilising greenhouse gas emissions : application to corporations / Paul D. Hunt -- 2. Increasing the sustainability of generation assets / Frank Lenarduzzi & Robert Mancini -- 3. Web-based data acquisition and control for electric utilities / Frank Lenarduzzi -- 4. The energy pantheon : challenges and advantages of a diverse energy future / Lenore Newman -- 5. Future development of B.C. offshore oil and gas resources in Canada : some issues and concerns / Ken Jackson & Anshuman Khare -- 6. Energy management in the Alberta oilsands / David P. Williams -- 7. The application of program management process in the electricity market reform / Gilman Chi Keung Tam -- 8. Critical factors in development of a sustainable energy system / Darin Tucker -- 9. Energy conservation : the interim solution? / Anne Papmehl -- 10. The case for a carbon managment standard : implications for energy technological change and international relations / Rose Murphy, Mark Jaccard, Nic Rivers & Chris Bataille -- 11. Energy and the reclamation and remediation challenge in Alberta, Canada / Mark Polet -- 12. Methodology for assessing sustainable soil remediation technologies / Lisa Dechaine.; The wedges approach of stabilising greenhouse gas emissions : application to corporations; Increasing the sustainability of generation assets; Web-based data acquisition and control for electric utilities; The energy pantheon : challenges and advantages of a diverse energy future; Future development of B.C. offshore oil and gas resources in Canada : some issues and concerns; Energy management in the Alberta oilsands; The application of program management process in the electricity market reform; Critical factors in development of a sustainable energy system; Energy conservation : the interim solution?; The case for a carbon managment standard : implications for energy technological change and international relations; Energy and the reclamation and remediation challenge in Alberta, Canada; Methodology for assessing sustainable soil remediation technologies[microform] : a bibliography / by Bob Kienzle.; "Work undertaken for the National and Historic Parks Branch, Dept. of Indian Affairs and Northern Development"; Microfiche. [Ottawa] ; Public Archives Canada, Central Microfiche Unit, [1972]. -- 2 microfiches : negative ; 11 x 15 cm.by E.M. Kindle. Published by the national parks of Canada, Department of the interior.; UA Library copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.ID: 58by Donald Dean Kirby and Kenneth Lawrence Saunderson.; [iii], 55 leaves (2 folded) ; 29 cm; In partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Education, Department of Educational Administration.; Project (M.ED.)--University of Alberta, 1984.12 leaves : ill. ; 28 cm; Description based on copy printed Jan. 19, 2009 from http://webdocs.edmonton.ca/OcctopusDocs/Public/Complete/Reports/EX/CSAM/2008-10-08/2008PDG007_4.%20Attachment%201.doc; "June 2008"ID: 132; Client: Cohos, Evamy & Partners; project: preliminary land use study areas 3 & 4 ; location: Fort McMurray, Alberta; file no. AL0385; date: April 4, 1974.Klohn Leonoff Consultants Ltd.; 1 v. (various pagings) : ill., maps ; 29 cm. + 7 maps; Title from cover.; "November 5, 1975".; "Stanley Associates Engineering Limited".; "AL0556".; Extra maps in pockets.-Klohn Leonoff Consulting Engineers.; 12 leaves, bound : col. photographs, map ; 30 cm; Typescript, signed.; Accompanied by 14 colour photographs and one map.; Begins: "This letter reports on the visit to Fort McMurray on June 2, 1983 and the inspection of the Dickinsfield and Timberlea Subdivisions."!Klohn Leonoff Consulting Engineers.; 4 leaves, bound : maps ; 30 cm; Typescript, signed.; Accompanied by 2 maps.; Begins: "In response to your letter and drawings of May 4, 1982 the following letter report represents a finalization of our preliminary report AL 1489/1 of March 2, 1982 ..."prepared by Alberta Municipal Affairs, Planning Branch, Lakeland Unit, Robert Knall, Planning Officer, Will Steblyk.; iii, 21 leaves : maps ; 29 cm(by J.L. Knapp.; vi, 34, 8 leaves ; 28 cm< by J.L. Knapp.by H. Knight and P.J.B. Duffy.; 20 leaves : ill., maps (1 folded) ; 28 cm; Folded map in envelope at back.; "Oxf. 547".; Information report A-X ; 10. Robert Knuckle.; Includes index.by Harvey J. Krahn.; Alberta Environment, Research Management Division provided a research grant to study labour market segmentation and the survey data used in this study were collected in a study funded by AOSERP project$HS-30.5.; Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Alberta, 1983.; Bibliography: p. 297-329.; Open file report (Alberta. Alberta Environment. Research Management Division) ; 71.Cby Harvey Krahn and John W. Gartrell; This paper was presented at the 1981 meetings of the Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association.; The Research was funded by the Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program (Project HS 30.5).; Bibliography: p. 31-35.; Population Research Laboratory. Discussion paper ; no. 26by Eric Krause.; 77 leaves : ill., maps ; 28 cm; Cover title.; On t.p.: Cape Spear lighthouse, Cape Spear National Park / by Judith Tulloch.; Bibliography: p. 47-49.;y[electronic resource] : native social and economic adaptations / edited by Shepard Krech III.; Includes bibliographies and index.; Periodic shortages, native welfare, and the Hudson's Bay Company, 1670-1930 / Arthur J. Ray -- The first century / Charles A. Bishop -- Economic and social accomodations of the James Bay Islanders to the fur trade / Toby Morantz -- Sakie, Esquawenoe, and the foundation of a dual-native tradition at Moose Factory / Carol M. Judd -- The trade of the Slavey and Dogrib at Fort Simpson in the early nineteenth century / Shepard Krech III -- The microeconomics of Southern Chipewyan fur-trade history / Robert Jarvenpa and Hetty Jo Brumbach.; Electronic document. Saint-Lazare, Quebec : Gibson Library Connections, 2008. Canadian electronic library. Books collection. Available by subscription via World Wide Web.; Canadian electronic library. Books collection."by Jerry D. Kreitner; 20p. ; 28 cmby Pamela Beth Kruse.; xi, 119 leaves : ill. ; 28 cm; Thesis (M.Sc.) -- University of Alberta, 1980.; Bibliography: p. 102-114.ID: 252by Kenneth Charles Kuhn.; x, 261 leaves ; 29 cm; Submitted to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, Department of Sociology.; Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Alberta, 1989.by W. Kuhnke and I. BarnabyID: 375; A historical review of university education in Alberta. "Commissioned by the University of Alberta, University of Calgary, University of Lethbridge, Athabasca University, for National Universities Week October 2-8, 1983".ID: 103;Phase 1. Report / George Kupfer ... [et al.].; 1 v. (various pagings) ; 29 cm; "This report has been prepared for Keyano College, Ft. McMurray, Alberta, following a study authorized under a joint agreement between the government of Alberta (Department of Advanced Education and Manpower and Immigration)."--Preface.prepared for Office of the Commissioner, Northeast Alberta Region and the Ft. McMurray Regional Health Planning Committee ; prepared by George Kupfer and David Steinman.; 1 v; "June 9, 1977."; Photocopy. 17 leaves : ill. ; 30 cm.Bprepared by L.W. Downey Research Associates.; i, 42 leaves ; 28 cm7L.W. Downey Research Associates Ltd.; 22 leaves ; 28 cm{written by Ambrose J. Laboucane.; UA library copy from the library of Jim Parker and also inscribed to him from the author.1M. Landals.; Includes bibliographical references.@Cataloging source: eng; General Note: Report and map in envelopeby E. Gwyn Langemann. --; On cover: Archaeological Research Library. Archaeological Research Unit. Parks Canada, Western Region.HU.S. Dept. of Energy. Laramie Energy Research Center.; ii, 294p. ; 28 cmby Lyle E. Larson for Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program.; Sponsored jointly by Alberta Environment and Environment Canada.; "Project HE 1.2.1."; Bibliography: p. 150-188.; RMD report L. 38.<by G. H. Lash.; UA copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.\154 leaves : ill. (some col.) ; 29 cm; Includes bibliographical references (leaves 152-154).~Arleigh H. Laycock; p. 184-200 : ill., map; Reprinted from American Water Resources Association, Proceedings no. 18, June 1974by Raymond J. Le Blanc.; 1707-8989; NM23-1/266E; Includes bibliographical references: p. 167-184.; Archaeology paper (Canadian Museum of Civilization) ; no. 166.; Mercury series.ID: 16nSpecial project of Fort McMurray Catholic Schools.--Verso t.p.; Accommodating differences in elementary school[James Leaton ... [et al.]]; Description based on paper downloaded on August 5, 2008 from http://assets.panda.org/downloads/unconventional_oil_final_lowres.pdf; Cover title.; On cover: The co-operative bank insurance investments.[Nicole LeBlanc, David McColl]; "December 2006"; Includes bibliographical references; AGL North Petroleum Plaza: Inventory. Oil Development. Oil Sands.; Study (Canadian Energy Research Institute) ; no. 115William L. Leffler.; Rev. ed. of: Petroleum refining for the non-technical person. 2nd ed. c1985.; Includes errata sheet released November 2001.; Includes index.; AB Energy Edmonton: Oil Development. Oil Sands Development (c.1-c.4); AB Energy Edmonton: Oil Development. Business Development (c.5); AGL Petroleum Plaza North: Electricity & Gas Division. Petrochemical Development (c.6); PennWell nontechnical series.J.M. Lemire.; 67 leaves ; 28 cm<1 v. (various pagings) : ill., maps ; 29 cm; "May 17, 1989."[electronic resource] : improved, sustainable and clean options for our planet / edited by Trevor M. Letcher.; Includes bibliographical references and index.; Preface -- Foreword - by Sir David King, the senior Professor of Chemistry at Cambridge and a UK Government Senior Scientist -- 1. Nuclear fission -- 2. Nuclear pebble bed reactors -- 3. Oil shales and Tar Sands -- 4. Methane hydrates -- 5. Wind -- 6. Tidal -- 7. Fuel cells -- 8. Bio-mass -- 9. Bio-mass (types including growing crops for burning, landfill gas, etc) -- 10. Methane and coal to petrol and diesel technology -- 11. The Hydrogen economy -- 12. Nuclear fusion -- 13. Solar, thermal -- 14. Solar, photovoltaics -- 15. Hydro-electric power -- 16. Geothermal possibly -- 17. Future of gaseous fossil fuels -- 18. Future of Oil -- 19. Novel Energy Options -- 20. Energy Options for sustainable development in developing countries -- 21. Summing up with a realistic plan for the future for electricity generation -- 22. Summing up with a realistic plan for transport fuels.; Electronic reproduction. Amsterdam : Elsevier Science & Technology, 2008. Mode of access: World Wide Web. System requirements: Web browser. Title from title screen (viewed on Nov. 14, 2008). Access may be restricted to users at subscribing institutions.Michael A. Levi.; Description based on paper downloaded on July 15, 2009 from http://www.cfr.org/content/publications/attachments/Oil_Sands_CSR47.pdf; Cover title.; On cover: Council on Foreign Relations, Center for Geoeconomic Studies.; "May 2009."; Introduction -- Status, prospects, and challenges -- Energy security and climate change -- Policy recommendations.; Also available on the Internet.; System requirements: Adobe Acrobat.2 v. (various pagings) ; 28 cm; One of the two parts of Alberta sessional paper 580/73. Tabled October 10, 1973 by the Hon. Bill Dickie.; [V.1.] Main report -- [v.2.] Appendices. M3: LetterID: 624chairman: J.P. Livingston; 85p. : ill., maps ; 28 cm4chairman: J.P. Livingston; 140p. : ill., map ; 28 cmby Lockwood Survey Corporation, Gibb, Underwood & McLellan, and Underwood, McLellan & Associates; 2 v. (loose-leaf) : ill; Prepared for Alberta Dept. of Agriculture, Water Resources Division; v.1 - General report -- v.2 - Materials test reports.fLombard North Planning Ltd.; Prepared for Alberta Dept. of Lands and Forests, Provincial Parks Branch.Loram International Ltd; Submitted to Alberta Government.; Consultants were Fluor Canada Ltd. and Surveyor, Ninneger & Chenevert Inc.; Tabled Feb. 4, 1975 by the Hon. Peter Lougheed.Study was commissioned by Syncrude and carried out by Timo< thy Losey and Cort Sims. -- Tabled Dec. 13, 1973 by the Hon. W.J. Yurkoby Diane E. Loucks for Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program.; "Project TF 3.2".; Sponsored jointly by Alberta Environment and Environment Canada.; Bibliography: p. 36-56.; RMD report L. 17.uDiane E. Loucks, J. Perkowski, Douglas B. Bowie.; 24, [5] leaves ; 28 cm; Cover title.; Bibliography: leaves [27-29].oO.M. Lovatt. --; 49 leaves : map ; 28 cm; Includes bibliographical references.; Northeast Alberta Regional Planby A.R. Lucas; 13p. ; 29 cmB.H. Luckman ... [et al.]; "Report submitted to Parks Canada, Alberta Parks and B.C. Parks Service".; "May 1993".; Includes bibliographical references.; UA Library copy in the Nat Rutter Quaternary Geology Collection.j[editor, Michel Lupien].; Cover title.; Issued also in French under title: Tout, tout, tout, sur Syncrude.E v. : ill., maps ; 29 cm; Submitted to Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and Alberta Environment, Environmental Assessment & Strategy Division.; [Vol.1] Parts A-J -- [vol.2] Appendices 1-4; Consultant reports 1-5 -- [vol.3] Consultant reports 6-15 -- [vol.4] Consultant reports 16-23.; Consultant report (CR) 1. Gregg River Mine West Extension area preliminary geotechnical investigation -- CR 2. Botanical, vegetation and ecological resource survey of the proposed Gregg River Mine West Extension area -- CR 3. Vegetation analysis of reclaimed sites on the Gregg River Mine -- CR 4. Detailed soil survey and soil handling plan of Gregg River Mine West Extension area and road corridor -- CR 5. Soil reclamation assessment of the Gregg River Mine 1982-1997 -- CR 6. Surface water hydrology study and environmental impact statement for the west extension project at the Gregg River Mine.; CR 7. Surface water quality Gregg River Mine West Extension area -- CR 8. Baseline fisheries investigations in the Drinnan Creek Basin - 1997 and 1998 -- CR 9. Environmental impact statement for fisheries for the Gregg River Mine West Extension -- CR 10. Historical resources impact assessment -- CR 11. Assessment of community, land & resource use impacts resulting from the Gregg River Mine West Extension -- CR 12. Economic impact assessment of the Gregg River Mine West Extension -- CR 13. Noise assessment of the proposed Gregg River Mine West Extension.; CR 14. Air quality assessment for the west extension project at the Gregg River Mine, Alberta -- CR 15. Assessment of impacts of the proposed Gregg River Mine West Extension area on forestry resources -- CR 16. Baseline hydrogeological conditions in the West Extension area, volume 1: text, tables and figures -- CR 17. Baseline hydrogeological conditions in the West Extension area, volume 2 -- CR 18. Environmental impact assessment - groundwater, West Extension Project -- CR 19. Harlequin duck survey of Drinnan Creek and adjacent tributaries proposed West Extension Gregg River Mine -- CR 20. Specific and cumulative impact statement for mammalian carnivores and small animals.; CR 21. Rock drain considerations at the Gregg River Mine - West Extension -- CR 22. Gregg River Mine West Extension area wildlife assessment -- CR 23. An appraisal of underground mining potential at Gregg River Mine and West Extension area.prepared under the direction of F. C. C. Lynch.; Subtitle on cover: Its development and resources.; "Prepared in the National Resources Intelligence Branch ... "--Cover.; Bibliography: p. 44.; University of Alberta's copy in the Bryan-Gruhn collection.compiled by the Mayerthorpe and District History Book Society ; sponsored by the town of Mayerthorpe ; editor, Jeanette (Grigg) Lysachok ; editorial assistant, Ardith Trudzik.; Includes index.; "Published by Inter-Collegiate Press in 1980 to Commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the Incorporation of Mayerthorpe as a Village and in Conjunction with the 75th Anniversary of Alberta Becoming a Province."; UA Library copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.Mby Richard B. Lyttle.; Includes index.; Bibliography: p. 77-80.; Impact book.Y25 [3] l. : ill; Study conducted for the Human Resources Development Authority of AlbertajID: 140; Covers the geology, history, and oil sands development of the area. Alberta Geological Survey 65.Eby A. Maarouf.; x, 75 leaves : ill., map. ; 28 cm; A thesis submitted to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science, Dept. of Geography, University of Alberta.; Thesis (M. Sc.)--University of Alberta, 1972.; Includes bibliographical references.0by Gail macCrimmon and Thomas Marr-Laing.; "May 2000"; "The Pembina Institute, in collaboration with others in the Oil Sands Environmental Coalition (OSEC) ... " --verso t.p.; Includes bibliographical references.; AB Resource Development Edmonton: Mineral Operations. Mineral Access, Geology and Mapping.by W.R. MacDonald ... [et al.].; Paper presented at the Chemical Congress of the North American Continent, 2nd, Las Vegas, Nevada, Aug 24-29, 1980.; Chemical Congress of the North American ContinentID: 324; v.6. Grassland, Alberta, May 29, 1989. -- v.7. Fort McMurray, Alberta. -- v.8. Lac La Biche, Alberta, May 31, 1989. -- v.9. Boyle, Alberta, June 1, 1989. -- v.10. Athabasca, Alberta, June 2, 1989. Board: T. MacDougall ... [et al.].10 v. : ill., maps ; 28 cm; Title from cover.; Board: T. MacDougall ... [et al.].; v.6. Grassland, Alberta, May 29, 1989. -- v.7. Fort McMurray, Alberta. -- v.8. Lac La Biche, Alberta, May 31, 1989. -- v.9. Boyle, Alberta, June 1, 1989. -- v.10. Athabasca, Alberta, June 2, 1989.J. G. MacGregor.; Includes index.; UA BARD copy in the Bryan-Gruhn collection.; UA Library's copy in the Schloss collection of modern literature.; UA Library copy in the Richard Spafford Western Canadian Legacy Collection.%Michele MacHattie.; 47 leaves ; 29 cm&[videorecording] : Alberta's oil patch / Lynn Burgess, producer.; 1 videodisc (23 min., 15 sec.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in; Title from disc label.; At head of title: "The National".; "CBC Learning"--Container.; Editor, Sheldon Beldick.; Host, Darrow MacIntyre.; DVD.; National (Television program)K.C. Mackenzie Associates Ltd.; Prepared under the direction of the Northeast Alberta Regional Commission.; "Preliminary"--Cover.; Bibliography: p. 115.; Fort ChipewyantMackenzie River Basin Committee.; "A report under the 1978-81 Federal-Provincial Study Agreement respecting the water and related resources of the Mackenzie River Basin."; Issued also in French.; Has 9 separately issued supplements.; Contents: suppl. 1. Sensitive areas: literature review, WATDOC references.--suppl. 2. Alluvial ecosystems.--suppl. 3. Spring breakup.--suppl.4. Hydrometeorologic network design.--suppl. 5. Hydrometeorologic network design: background reports.--suppl. 6. Slave River Delta.--suppl. 7. Athabasca sand dunes in Saskatchewan.--suppl. 8. Daily hydrologic model user manual.--suppl. 9. Water quality.[electronic resource] : voyages from Montreal, on the river St. Laurence, through the continent of North America, to the frozen and Pacific oceans, in the years 1789 and 1793 ; with a premliminary account of the rise, progress, and present state of the fur trade of that country / by Sir Alexander Mackenzie.; Part 1. General history of the fur trade from Canada to the North-West -- Part 2. Journal of a voyage from Fort Chipewyan to the Arctic Ocean in 1789 -- Part 3. Journal of a voyage from Fort Chipewyan to the Pacific Ocean in 1793.; Electronic reproduction. Palo Alto, Calif. : ebrary, 2005. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ebrary affiliated libraries.Includes vocabularies of the Knisteneaux, Algonquin, Chepewyan, Nagailler and Atnah Indian languages.; Reprint; originally published London, 1801.gedited by T. H. McDonald.; First edition published in 1801 under title: Voyages from Montreal.; Bibliography: p. 122-125.; UA BARD copy in the Bryan-Gruhn collection.; UA Library copy in the Ralph B. Young Western Canadian Collection.; UA Library copy in the Richard Spafford Western Canadian Legacy Collection.; American exploration and travel series ; ; 50.by Alexander Mackenzie ; historical introd. and footnotes b< y Milo Milton Quaife.; First published in 1801 under title: Voyages from Montreal.; "The exploration of 1793 is subtitled Journal of a second voyage, etc. Only this journal (comprising pages 121 to 397 inclusive, of the original ed.) is reproduced in our present volume."--Historical introd.; Includes index.; Voyages from Montreal; Voyage to the Pacific Ocean in 1793<prepared for Alberta Energy and Natural Resources and Alberta Municipal Affairs, through the Northeast Alberta Regional Commission.; 2 v. : maps ; 35 cm; "January, 1980."; "Prepared by K.C. Mackenzie, M.C.I.P. and O.M. Lovatt, planner"--Introd.; A land use guide for the Fort McMurray Subregion -- Background report.S[microform] : bureaucrats in isolation / by Patrick Niven Mackenzie.; 1 v. : map ; 28 cm; Thesis (M.A.)--University of Calgary, 1993.; Includes bibliographical references.; Microfiche. Ottawa : National Library of Canada, 1993. 2 microfiches : negative ; 11 x 15 cm. (Canadian theses -- theses Canadiennes); Canadian theses on microfiche.^by Meryl Mackie.; 72 leaves ; 28 cm; "A research project submitted to the Department of Educational Administration in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Education, Department of Educational Administration."; "Summer, 1990."; Thesis (M.Ed.)--University of Alberta, 1990.; Includes bibliographical references (l. 61-63)/Blair MacKinnon.; iii, 65 leaves : ill. ; 28 cm|edited by I.S. MacLaren.; Includes bibliographical references (p. 319-335) and index.; The fur trade on the Upper Athabasca River, 1810-1910 / Michael Payne -- Henry James Warre's and Paul Kane's sketches in the Athabasca Watershed, 1846 / I.S. MacLaren -- "Following the base of the foothills": tracing the boundaries of Jasper Park and its adjacent Rocky Mountains Forest Reserve / Peter J. Murphy -- Homesteading the Athabasca Valley to 1910: an interview with Edward Wilson Moberly, Prairie Creek, Alberta, 29 August 1980 / Peter J. Murphy -- Opening the secret garden: Mary Schaffer, Jasper Park conservation, and the survey of Maligne Lake, 1911 / Pearlann Reichwein & Lisa McDermott -- The changing habitat of Jasper tourism / C.J. Taylor -- Laying the tracks for tourism: paradoxical promotions and the development of Jasper National Park / Gabrielle Zezulka-Mailloux -- The golden years of mountaineering in Canada: ethics, form, and style, 1886-1925 / Zac Robinson -- Twinning reality, or how taking history seriously changes how we understand ecological restoration in Jasper National Park / Eric Higgs.; Mountain cairns.; 019: 156819012|I.S. MacLaren ; with Eric Higgs and Gabrielle Zezulka-Mailloux.; Includes bibliographical references (p. 271-282) and index.lby R. B. MacLock, B. Lyons and E. Ellehoj.; On title page: " editied by Wm. D. Gummer and M.S.J. Ouellette".Oby R. Bruce MacLock and John P. Thompson.; Includes bibliographical references.2 leaves; Typescript.; At head of fiche: Canadian Federal Royal Commission reports, 92.; Microfiche. [Toronto] : Micromedia, 1977. 1 microfiche : negative ; 11 x 15 cm.; Canadian Federal Royal Commission reportsID: 109.Sastry Madduri.; iii, 40 leaves : ill. ; 28 cmID: 163; This biography of Madeline Bird, a Metis elder resident in Fort Chipewyan, northern Alberta, includes detailed accounts of the traditional lifestyle, the role of the church, living conditions for women, bush life and town life, as told orally to Sister Agnes Sutherland.GNew town of Fort McMurray.; ca. 200 leaves : ill. (some folded) ; 28 cmCataloging source: CaOOCIHM eng CaOOCIHM AEU; General Note: Errata laid in at p. 9.; Bibliography note: Includes bibliographical references.; Reproduction note: Filmed from a copy of the original publication held by the National Library of Canada. Ottawa : Canadian Institute for Historical Microreproductions, 1995.; Original version: 149 p., [20] leaves of plates : ill., folded map, ports. ; 23 cm.Charles Mair ; introductions by David W. Leonard, Brian Calliou.; Reprint. Originally published: Toronto : W. Briggs, 1908.; Copublished by: Edmonton & District Historical Society.; Includes bibliographical references and index.; Western Canada reprint series. 6Wprepared by Major Resource Planning Ltd.; 37, 25p. : maps ; 28 cm; Bibliography:p.1-25.[Makale, Holloway & Associates.; 62 leaves, [6] folded leaves of plates : ill., maps ; 29 cm;62 leaves, [6] folded leaves of plates : ill., maps ; 29 cmMakale, Holloway & Associates Ltd, Town and Regional Planning Consultants.; 33, [6] leaves : ill., maps ; 29 cm; "February 1974".prepared by G.H. Luck [et al.]wMakale, Holloway and Associates Ltd. [for] Berget Realty Ltd.; 15 leaves ; 28 cm. + 1 folded map in pocket; "May 1973."fprepared by D.L. Makale ... [et al.].; 107 leaves : folded ill., folded maps ; 29 cm; "February 1964."T compiled by David G. Malaher.; Selected papers from the 10th biennial colloquium held in Oxford, England, April 9-12, 2002; Includes bibliographical references.; The Great living empire: The HBC's luncheons for Canadian and Newfoundland Rhodes Scholars, 1932-1971 / Anne Morton -- Voyages to Rupert's Land: The Hudson's Bay Company's maritime component, 1670-1770 / Michael Dove -- Rivals till death: Simon McTavish vs. Phyn & Ellice in the North West Fur Trade / Harry Duckworth -- The North West Company's Adventure to China, 1792-1800 / Lloyd Keith -- The Work of survival: daily life at Hudson's Bay Posts, 1840-1870 / Andy den Otter & Neil White --; "The Future of our shared past" Co-operation between the Orkney Archives and the Hudson's Bay Company Archives / Phil Astley -- Recruiting English Emigrant labourers for the Hudson's Bay Company, 1849-1850: The Kent experience as seen through some undelivered letters / Judith Hudson Beattie -- Catfish, cranes and caribou: Iconic imagery and kinship networks in the Great Lakes Region, 1760-1867 / Heidi Bohaker -- The "Undelivered letters: and Jane Austin's England / Helen Buss --; Indians whose home is the woods: changing HBC policy and Omaskekow Cree strategies in the York Factory District, 1870-1900 / Bob Coutts -- Aboriginal naming practices: implications for historical analysis / Heather Devine -- Embattled Notions: constructions of Rupert's Land's native sons 1760 to 1860 / Denise Fuchs -- "Their fine voices gave a pleasing effect": the polyphony of David Thomson's 'Travels' / Bill Moreau -- The second daughter of Jean Baptise Cadotte / Ellen Paul -- Samuel Pepys, The Bodleian Library and Hudson's Bay Company connections in Oxford / Deidre Simmons --; A Look at lists; the English origins of North American tradecloth / Carolyn Corey -- The E.M. Hopkins Collection: etablishing its origins / Steve Grafe --Six Degrees of separation: connecting Dr. John Rae to James Bay Cree objects in the Royal Ontario Museum / Cath Oberholtzer -- From Stroud to Strouds: tracing the routes of woollen textiles in the British fur trade / Cory Silverstein-Willmott -- How Indians became Frenchmen: Frances Hopkins reconsidered / Susan Sleeper-Smith -- The blanket trade of North America: four converging traditions / Bill Swagarty --; Early Nineteenth century Northern Plains Indian costume in the E.M. Hopkins Collection (1841-1842): Pitt Rivers Museum, Oxford / Colin Taylor -- Introduction / Patricia A. McCormack -- The use of oral history as evidence / Everett Bunnell -- Taking the mystery out of oral history: the not-so-unique evidentiary issues in Aboriginal and treaty litigation / Karin E. Buss & Elizabeth Johnson -- Imposing tax: Taxation in the Northwest Territories and Aboriginal fears in the Treaty 8 Region / Patricia McCormack & Gordon Drever -- The historian as expert withness / Neil Reddekopp.; Rupert's Land ColloquiumcID: 110; Prediction of the effects on northeast Alberta of growth of settlements, specifically Fort McMurray and Fort MacKay, as the oil sa< nds extraction industry is established. Includes discussion of a new town. Prepared for a Conference on the Urban Environment sponsored by the Alberta Environment Conservation Authority, October 13-15, 1976"--on t.p.by Pamela Ann Mathewson. -- 1974.; xiii, 184 leaves : ill., maps; Typescript. 29 cm.; Thesis (M.A.)--University of Alberta, 1974.; Bibliography: leaves 177-184.by J. S. Matthiasson.; v, 41 l. 28 cm; Cover title.; University of Manitoba. Center for Settlement Studies. Series 2, research reports, no. 2.By James N. Kerri.; Manitoba. University. Center for Settlement Studies. Publications. Series 2, research reports, 6; At head of title: Two studies on Fort McMurray.; Two studies on Fort McMurrayby John S. Matthiasson. Functions of voluntary associations in a resource frontier community: the case of Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada,by James N. Kerri.; vii, 54, 35 p; #B Includes bibliography.; #A 72192624 biblioJohn Mawdsley, Jenny Mikhareva.; Description based on copy printed July 28, 2006 from http://www.raymondjames.ca/rjl_marketing/Library/Static/Assets/Documents/PDF/MKT/Oil_Sands_Insight_022805F.pdf; Cover title; "February 28, 2005"; Insight (Raymond James)DJohn R. Mawdsley, Steven I. Paget.; 22 leaves : col. ill. ; 28 cm; Description based on hardcopy of PowerPoint slides posted on FirstEnergy's website.; Presented at Canadian Heavy Oil Association Conference, Wednesday, November 21, 2001.; AGL Petroleum Plaza: locally printed copy.; Canadian Heavy Oil Association ConferenceJohn Mawdsley, Jenny Mikhareva, Joel Tennison.; Description based on copy printed July 31, 2006, from http://www.raymondjames.ca/rjl_marketing/Library/Static/Assets/Documents/PDF/MKT/OIL_SAN_report0705.pdf; Cover title; "July 28, 2005"ID: 282; System requirements for online access: Adobe Acrobat. "Final May 10, 2007." Expert Panel Review Committee: Chris Butler, Ray Hogan, Mike Cook, Doug Fulford, Jim Nichols.810 leaves, 1 folded col. map : map ; 28 cm; Cover title.Mayerthorpe and District Chamber of Commerce.; Title appears on item as: Welcome to Mayerthorpe; Title from cover.; UA Library copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.HMaps on endpapers.; UA Library copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.[electronic resource] : a telephone survey of Canadians / submitted to Environmental Defence ; conducted by McAllister Opinion Research.; 1 electronic text; "March, 2008."; Issued as part of the Canadian electronic library, Documents collection, and Canadian public policy collection.; Access restricted to authorized users and institutions.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.; Topline report (McAllister Opinion Research); Canadian electronic library. Documents collection.; Canadian electronic library. Canadian public policy collection.by Bennett McCardle and Richard Daniel.; 1 v; Title from cover.; "February 1976."; "Confidental."; Includes bibliographical references (leaves 96-125).; Photocopy. 139 leaves ; 29 cm.; UA Library copy in the Foster History Collection.; Research papers on the implementation of Treaty 8David McColl ... [et al.].; Cover title.; "November 2009"; Includes bibliographical references; AGL Commerce Place Site copies 3 & 4 have CD-ROM: Data Tables in Excel Format.; Study (Canadian Energy Research Institute) ; no. 121cFebruary 2009; Includes bibliographical references; AGL North Petroleum Plaza: locally printed copySDavid McColl.; Cover title.; "February 2009."; Includes bibliographical references.David McColl.; Cover title.; "October 2007"; Includes bibliographical references; Study (Canadian Energy Research Institute) ; no. 117David McColl, Martin Slagorsky.; Cover title.; "November 2008"; Includes bibliographical references; Study (Canadian Energy Research Institute) ; no. 118Cataloging source: CaOOCIHM eng AEU; General Note: At head of title: Geological Survey of Canada. Alfred R.C. Selwyn... director.; General Note: "Geological Survey of Canada. Part D. Annual report, vol. v, 1889-90-91." --[p. 4D]; Bibliography note: Includes biographical references.; Reproduction note: Filmed from a copy of the original publication held by the National Library of Canada. Ottawa : Canadian Institute for Historical Microreproductions, 1981.; Original version: 67D p., 7 leaves of plates (2 fold.) : fold map ; 26 cm.|ID: 179; BUCKLEY, Thomas C., ed. Rendezvous : selected papers of the fourth North American Fur Trade Conference, 1981, 1984,gPatricia A. McCormack.; p. 69-92 ; 22 cm; Contained in: Canadian issues/Themes canadiens, v. 8 (1987).\by Patricia Alice McCormack.; xxiv, 587p. in 2v. : ill., maps ; 28 cm; References: p.553-80.6Patricia A. McCormack.; 11p. ; 28 cm; References:p.11.FPatricia A. McCormack; 24p. ; 28 cm; Notes:p.22-3.; References:p.23-4.Patricia A. McCormack; p.155-73; Boreal Institute for Northern Studies. Contribution series ; 169; Notes:p.170-3.; 773: BUCKLEY, Thomas C., ed. Rendezvous : selected papers of the fourth North American Fur Trade Conference, 1981, 1984,UUA BARD copy in the Bryan-Gruhn Collection.;Kiwetin Pawatmowin Tthisi Niltsi Nats eteFort Chipewyan and Fort Vermilion Bicentennial Conference (1988 : Edmonton, Alta.); Patricia A. McCormack and R. Geoffrey Ironside, editors.; "Organized by the Boreal Institute for Northern Studies and Alberta Culture and Multiculturalism in cooperation with the Fort Chipewyan Bicentennial Society and the Fort Vermilion and District Bicentennial Association".; Includes bibliographical references.; UA Library copy in the Chalmers Western Canadian History Collection.; Occasional publication (Boreal Institute for Northern Studies) 28.Patricia A. McCormack and R. Geoffrey Ironside, editors.; "Companion volume to the Proceedings of the Fort Chipewyan-Fort Vermilion Bicentennial Conference"--P. 1.; Includes bibliographical references.; Fort Chipewyan and Fort Vermilion Bicentennial Conference.by Neil McCrank.; Description based on printout printed July 10, 2000 from http://www.eub.gov.ab.ca/bbs/documents/speeches/sp eech-choa-2000-06-29.pdf; "Presented to the Canadian Heavy Oil Association, June 2000"; Also available on the Internet.; AB Resource Development Edmonton: Locally printed copy.Mby Elizabeth M. McCrum.; UA Library copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.Matthew McCulloch, Marlo Raynolds, Rich Wong; Description based on copy printed Jan. 31, 2007 from http://www.pembina.org/pdf/publications/CarbonNeutral2020_Final.pdf; "October 2006"; Also available on the Internet.; System requirements for online access: Adobe Acrobat."E. J. McCullough, B. O. K. Reeves.-prepared for Canstar Oil Sands [by E. J. McCullough and M. C. Wilson].; Includes glossary.; Appendix: p. I-1 - I-3 "Beaver River sandstone : problems of identification".; Bibliography: p. 162-181.; UA BARD copy in the Bryan-Gruhn collection.; Environmental monograph (Canstar Oil Sands Ltd.) ; 1982:1.[electronic resource] : a report on the Athabasca Tar Sands and U.S. demands for Canada's energy / [Hugh McCullum].; Includes bibliographical references (p. 65-67).; Electronic document. Saint-Lazare, Quebec : Gibson Library Connections, 2006 . Canadian electronic library. Documents collection. Available by subscription via World Wide Web.; Canadian electronic library. Documents collection.[prepared by Dave McDonough ... et al.].; "...prepared as part of the Four Mountain Parks Planning Program".; "4 mountain parks".; Includes bibliographies.; Jasper National Park management planning program; 4 mountain parks; Four mountain parkshedited by Alison Calder and Robert Wardhaugh.; Includes bibliographical references.; The tantalizing possibility of living on the plains / Frances W. Kaye -- The melting of time in Thomas Wharton's Icefields / Claire Omhovere -- Autogeology: limestone and life narrative in Caro< l Shields's The Stone Diaries / Nina van Gessel -- Coyote as culprit: 'Her-story' and the feminist fantastic in Gail Anderson-Dargatz's The Cure for Death by Lightning / Heidi Slettedahl Macpherson -- Robert Kroetsch, Marshall McLuhan, and Canada's prairie postmodernism: the Aberhart effect / Russell Morton Brown -- The 'Precarious Perch' of 'Decent Woman': spatial (de)constructions of gender in women's prairie memoirs / S. Leigh Matthews -- Documents in the postmodern long prairie poem / Dennis Cooley -- Reconstructions of literary settings in North America's prairie regions: a cross-cultural comparison of Red Cloud, Nebraska, and Neepawa, Manitoba / Sarah Payne -- A timeless imagined prairie: return and regeneration in Margaret Laurence's Manawaka novels / Debra Dudek -- Time's grip along the Athabasca, 1920s and 1930s / Cam McEachern.[electronic resource] : the tar sands vs. the rest of Canada / by Gillian McEachern, Matt Price, Jacques Lacroix.; 1 electronic text; "May 2009."; Issued as part of the Canadian electronic library, Documents collection, and Canadian public policy collection.; Includes bibliographical references (p.14 ).; Access restricted to authorized users and institutions.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.; Canadian electronic library. Documents collection.; Canadian electronic library. Canadian public policy collection.V[electronic resource] : vers un traitement de faveur pour les sables bitumineau au detriment du reste du Canada? / par Gillian McEachern, Matt Price, Jacques Lacroix.; 1 texte electronique; "Mai 2009."; Publie comme partie de Bibliotheque des documents electroniques canadiens, et de Collection de la politique publique canadienne.; Comprend des ref. bibliogr. (p. 14).; L'acces est limite aux utilisateurs et aux etablissements autorises.; Mode d'acces: World Wide Web.; Canadian electronic library. Documents collection.; Canadian electronic library. Canadian public policy collection.[microform] / by David Henry McGechie.; x, 121 leaves : ill; Thesis (M.A.)--University of Alberta, 1976.; Bibliography: leaves 117-121.; Microfiche. Ottawa. National Library of Canada. 1976. 2 microfiche ; 11 x 15 cm. (Canadian theses on microfiche ;27695)[electronic resource] : with a map of America, between latitudes 40` and 70` north, and longitudes 80` and 150` west, exhibiting the principal trading stations of the North-West Company, and intended to accompany the narrative of occurrences in the Indian countries of North America, connected with the Earl of Selkirk, the Hudson's Bay and the North-West Companies.; Attributed to Simon M'Gillivray.; Reproduction of original from Beinecke Library, Yale University.; Goldsmiths'-Kress no. 21742.24.; OCLC, 16995279; Electronic reproduction. Farmington Hills, Mich. : Thomson Gale, 2005. Available via the World Wide Web. Access limited to licensing agreements.[by John McGinnis.; 20 slides : ill. ; 28 cm; PowerPoint presentation.; Description based on copy printed August 4, 2009 from http://www.neb-one.gc.ca/clf-nsi/rnrgynfmtn/nrgyrprt/nrgyftr/cnslttnrnd1/john_mcginnis.pdf; Title from cover.; "Hydrocarbon Upgarding, Alberta Employment, Immigration & Industry."--on cover.; Also available online (viewed August 4, 2009) at address: http://www.neb-one.gc.ca/clf-nsi/rnrgynfmtn/nrgyrprt/nrgyftr/cnslttnrnd1/john_mcginnis.pdf; System requirements for online access: Adobe Acrobat.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.; AGL Commerce Place (AEED): locally printed copy.prepared by Cam McGregor, revised by Pat Cary.; After title: "DRAFT"; Northern rivers inventory and evaluation : summary of existing informationJohn McLay.; UA Library copy in the Schloss Collection of Modern Literature.; UA Library copy inscribed and signed by the author.1 v. (unpaged) ; 23 x 29 cm; Caption title.; "Initialled and recommended for approval by the negotiators for each Party on 30th day of September, 1999."; Agreement between the McLeod Lake Indian Band, and Her Majesty the Queen in right of Canada, and Her Majesty the Queen in right of the province of British Columbia.; Description based on printout on 4/11/00 from http://www.aaf.gov.bc.ca/aaf/treaty/mlfinaldraft.h tm.[videorecording] / Pay Dirt Pictures presents.; 2 videodiscs (96 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in. + 1 teacher's guide (17 p. : ill. ; 28 cm.; [DVD 1] Alberta's oil sands centuries in the making -- [DVD 2] Making the unconventional - conventional.; Producers, Carolyn McMaster, Margot MacMaster, Matt Palmer ; Director, Matt Palmer ; writer, Fred Stenson.; Narrator: Arthur Kent.; DVD.; Approved for use in Alberta schools.; Alberta's oil sands centuries in the making; Making the unconventional - conventional[Parks Canada ; introduction by Tom McMillan].; Cat. no.: R62-231-1986E.; Bibliography: p. 71-74.; A management framework for four mountain parksUte Lischke and David T. McNab, editors.; "...a result of a Metis Symposium held by the School of Canadian Studies at Carleton University on Wednesday, March 19, 2003"--P. vii.; Includes bibliographical references and index.; Out of the bush: a jouney to a dream / Olive Patricia Dickason -- A long journey: reflections on spirit memory and Metis identities / David T. McNab -- Reflections on Metis connnections in the life and writings of Louise Erdrich / Ute Lischke -- The winds of change: Metis rights after Powley, Taku, and Haida / Jean Teillet -- "I shall settle, marry, and trade here": British military personnel and their mixed-blood descendants / Sandy Campbell -- Early forefathers to the Athabasca Metis: long-term North West Comany employees / Nicole st. Onge -- Manipulating identity: the Sault Borderlands Metis and colonial intervention / Karl S. Hele -- New light on the plains Metis: the Buffalo Hunters of Pembinah, 1870-71 / Heather Devine -- The Drummond Island voyageurs and the search for Great Lakes Metis identity / Karen J< . Travers -- Searching for the silver fox: a fur-trade family history / Virginia (Parker) Barter -- The Kokum puzzle: finding and fitting the pieces / Donna G. Sutherland -- "Where the white dove flew up": the Saguingue Metis community and the fur trade at Southampton on Lake Huron / Patsy Lou Wilson McArthur -- My story: reflections on growing up in Lac la Biche / Jaime Koebel.; Metis Symposium; Metis Symposium; Aboriginal studies series (Waterloo, Ont.)[John McQuarrie].written and prepared by Robert E. McRory for Alberta Energy and Natural Resources.; "ENR I/19-1"--Verso t.p.; Oil sands and heavy oils of Albertawritten and prepared by Robert E. McRory for Alberta Energy and Natural Resources.; "ENR I/19-1."; At head of title: Energy Heritage.; Bibliography: p. 93-94.; AB Energy Edmonton: Legal Services.; Energy heritage, oil sands and heavy oils of AlbertaCataloging source: eng; General Note: Sponsored jointly by Alberta Environment and Environment Canada.; General Note: "Sub-project HE 1.1.1."; Bibliography note: Bibliography: p. 24-26.submitted by Medicus Canada.by Morningstar Mercredi ; photographs by Darren McNally.; Includes bibliographical references.; UA Library copy in the Richard Spafford Western Canadian Legacy Collection.; UA Library copy in the Canadian Children's Book Centre Depository Collection.; We are still here.ID: 159; Twelve-year-old Matthew Dunn learns about the traditional ways of his Chipewyan, Cree, and Metis ancestors on a trip to Fort Chipewyan, in Alberta, Canada.[microform] / by Gordon Clark Merrill.; Thesis (M.A.)--McGill University, 1951.; Includes bibliographical references.; Microfilm. [Montreal : McGill University?, 195-?] 1 reel ; 35 mm.Metis Association of Alberta.9 leaves ; 28 cm; Report presented by Bill Haineault and Manning Consultants Limited.; Our children, our future, our community, our challenge.15 leaves ; 28 cm; Report presented by Bill Haineault and Manning Consultants Limited.; Our children, our future, our community, our challenge.23, 2 leaves ; 28 cm; Report presented by Cathy Shirt and Manning Consultants Limited.; Our children, our future, our community, our challenge.DE95000188; International Conference on Heavy Crude and Tar Sands (7th : 1998 : Beijing, China); David K. Olsen, compiler, editor; Richard F. Meyer, editor.; 2 v. : ill., mapsDE95000188; International Conference on Heavy Crude and Tar Sands (6th : 1995 : Houston, Tex.); Richard F. Meyer, editor; 2 v. : ill; Popular title: 6th UNITAR Conference.; Imaging of sand production in horizontal packs by x-ray computed tomography / Tremblay, B., Sedgwick, G., and Forshner, K.. pp. 339-352 -- Strategies for field application of foams in heavy oil reservoirs / Isaacs, E.E., Ivory, J., and Law, D.H-S.. pp 385-392 -- Hydrothermal stability of the clay minerals from the clearwater reservoirs at Cold Lake, Alberta / Zhou, Z., Gunter, W.D., Kadatz, B., and Cameron, S.. pp. 27-36 -- Fluid monitoring ofcalcite scaling in cyclic steam wells producing from a tar sands clearwater reservoir, Cold Lake, Alberta, Canada / Gunter, W.D., Kadatz, B.K., and Jonasson, R.. pp. 155-166 -- (HC)3 process: an economical technology for upgrading bitumen and heavy oil / Padamsey, R., Bailey, R.T., Cyr, T.J., Lott, R.. pp.261-268 -- Mechanisms of coke formation and fouling in thermal cracking / Lott, R.K., Rangwala, H.A., Hsi, C., Cyr, T.. pp. 379-384 -- Asphaltene-compatible fluid design for workover operations / Jamaluddin, A.K.M., Nazarko, T.W., Sills, S., Fuhr, B.J.. pp. 579-586.; 6th UNITAR conferenceID: 17[video recording] / CBS Broadcasting Inc. ; produced by Draggon Mihailovich.; 1 videodisc (13 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in; Segment of 60 minutes which aired January 22, 2006.; Correspondent: Bob Simon.; DVD.; 60 minutes (Television program)Cataloging source: eng; General Note: Sponsored jointly by Alberta Environment and Environment Canada.; Bibliography note: Bibliography: p. 67-[68].SPCD 1151; 1151; [sound recording].; 1 sound disc (51 min., 6 sec.) : digital ; 4 3/4 in; Compact disc.; Blues.; Program notes inserted in container.; Don't turn me around (5:10) -- In the evenin' / LeRoy Carr (5:28) -- Kansas City / Willie Littlefield (2:49) -- Were you there? (5:33) -- 4:20 special (4:48) -- Hot Cajun night / C. Miller, E. Patterson (5:06) -- Stormy Monday blues / T-Bone Walker (5:29) -- See see rider / Ma Rainey (4:48) -- Cherry red / Pete Johnson, Joe Turner (3:38) -- Big's boogie (4:46) -- I want to please you baby (3:39).; Clarence "Big" Miller, vocals ; with the Blues Machine (Adrian Chornowol, piano ; John Logan, drums ; Clifford Minchau, bass ; Eddie Patterson, guitar ; Gordon Towell, saxophone).; Live at Athabasca Universityby Robert Norman Miller.; xi, 148 leaves ; 29 cm; In partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Education, Department of Educational Administration.; Thesis (M.Ed.)--University of Alberta, 1989.prepared by: G.E. Mills and C.J. Taylor ; with the assistance and professional advice of Pat Buchik. --; On cover: Jasper National Park.G.E. Mills, C.J. Taylor. --; 43 leaves : ill., map ; 28 cm; Cover title.; On cover: Jasper National Park. Parks Canada. National Historic Sites Directorate. Alberta Regional Office.Photographs, memoirs, correspondence, newspaper clippings, photocopies of newspaper articles. There are 226 riverboat and family pictures which were taken along the Athabaska River to Athabaska Lake, and at Fort Simpson, Fort McMurray, and Great Slave Lake, 1907-1943. There are photographs and clippings on the Mills and Camsell families. Other clippings provide history on riverboats, and communities in Northern Alberta, the North West Territories, and the Yukon. Also included is a photocopy of Roderick Campbell's diary and a number of L. Romanets letters. The memoirs, written around 1978 by Mills, provides a detailed account of his family, and of people, companies, places, and events involved in Northern Alberta waterways transportation.Dby Shelby Mitchell.; [6], 129 leaves : ill. ; 29 cm; A thesis submitted to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts, Department of Anthropology.; Thesis (M.A.)--University of Alberta, 2006.; Includes bibliographical references (leaves 123-129).ID: 245; A thesis submitted to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science in Environmental Engineering, Dept. of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Alberta.Mprepared by: J.D. Mollard, and D.G. Mollard.; 14+ leaves : ill., maps ; 30 cmAD.S. Montgomery.; Information Circular(Canada MInes Branch) ; 169Iby Helena Moore.; ix, 98 leaves : ill. ; 29 cm; Title on spine: Elementary counseling, Fort McMurray RCSSD #32.; In partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Education, Department of Educational Administration.; Thesis (M.Ed.)--University of Alberta, 1986.; Elementary counseling, Fort McMurray RCSSD #32Jannice E. Moore prepared for: Northern River Basins Study prpared by: Robert B. More.; Cover title.; On cover: "Adapted from original material from the Canada-Saskatchewan South Saskatchewan River Basin Study Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, March 1990".; Includes bibliographical references.ID: 227v. ; 28 cm; May, 1980-; Morning Star program jointly run by the University of Alberta, Faculty of Education, the Blue Quills Native Education Council, and the Saddle Lake/Atha< basca District Council of Chiefs.4Oil Sands Technology and Economics Short Course (1983 : Edmonton, Alta.); 1 v. (loose-leaf) : ill; Course held May 26, 27, 1982, Calgary, Alta.; Sponsored by the Alberta Research Council. -- Coordinator: W.D. Gunter, Instructors: C.W. Bowman, R.D. Humphreys, G.D. Mossop. -- Includes bibliographic referencesQcompiled by Susan Moysa and G. A. Cooke.; ii, 48 leaves ; 28 cm; "November 1973."Cataloging source: LC eng; General Note: Sponsored jointly by Alberta Environment and Environment Canada.; General Note: "Project HS 50.4."; Bibliography note: Bibliography: p. 188-199.ID: 246; A thesis submitted to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science in Environmental Engineering, Dept. of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Alberta.p[map].; Scale 1:250,000 (W 119030ʹ--W 117000ʹ/N 53030ʹ--N 52030ʹ).; 1 map : col. ; 65 x 77 cm., folded to 25 x 11 cm; Relief shown by contours, gradient tints, and spot heights.; Panel title.; Copyright: Design and cartography: Multi Mapping Ltd. ... Vancouver, B.C. ...; Includes ancillary map of Jasper, location map, publisher's index map/listing, and col. ill.[electronic resource] : a workshop on oil sands development and water use in the Athabasca River watershed : science and market-based solutions, May 10, 2007 / Environmental Research and Studies Centre, Munk Centre for International Studies Program on Water Issues.; 1 electronic text; Cover title.; Issued as part of the Canadian electronic library documents collection.; Access restricted to authorized users and institutions.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.; Canadian electronic library. Documents collection.LID: 309; Athabasca University. Centre for Innovative Management--Statistics.[electronic resource] / Peter J. Murphy, Martin K. Luckert.; "January 2002."; Title from title screen (viewed December 10, 2003).; System requirements: Adobe Acrobat Reader.; Mode of access: Internet.; History series (Foothills Model Forest) ; v. 3.Peter J. Murphy ; with Robert W. Udell, Robert E. Stevenson and Thomas W. Peterson.; Co-published by: Forest History Society.; Includes bibliographical references and index.~Jeh Custer ... [et al.] ; editorial coordination by Tim Murphy, [foreword by Elizabeth May and Maude Barlow].; Includes index.ID: 257iby Carol Murray.; "Eric Higgs and Mike Wesbrook, co-chairs".; "March 29-30, 1996, University of Alberta".[electronic resource] / by Scott L. Mussbacher.; Title from pdf file main screen (viewed on Sept. 1, 2009).; "A thesis submitted to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science in Chemical Engineering, Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering, University of Alberta."; Thesis (M. Sc.)--University of Alberta, 2009.; Includes bibliographical references.; Mode of access: Internet.prepared for the Steering Committee ; by N.D. Lea & Associates in association with the Grimble Consulting Group.; 1 v. (various pagings) : ill., maps ; 28 cm; "July 1977".; Includes letter of transmittal to C. Knight.; Final report.Mv. 5.; leaves 1011-1250 ; 22 x 39 cm; Caption title.; UA copy is a photocopy.1C9101 024; 9101024; 113C 9101 024; [videorecording]; 1 videodisc (48 min.) : sd., col. (some b&w), ; 4 3/4in; Closed captioned for the hearing impaired.; "C9101 024"; Director, Tom Radford ; narrator, Bill Cameron ; producers, Jerry D. Krepakevich, Tom Radford.; DVD.; Approved for use in Alberta schools.0175 058; [videorecording]; 1 videocassette (29 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in; Title also in Cree.; Producer, Peter Jones ; director, Tom Radford ; music, Frank Ladouceur, Pete Ladouceur, Modeste Ladouceur.; VHS; Approved for use in Alberta schools.[[videorecording].; 1 videocassettes (55 min. 45 sec.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in; 0185 560.; VHS.%44p. : map ; 28 cm; Footnotes:p.41-4.by Bruce Neighbor.&prepared by: W. Nemanishen & T. Cheng.by David Netzer and associates.; Description based on copy printed June 12, 2006 from http://www.energy.gov.ab.ca/docs/petrochemicals/pdfs/AlbertaIntegrationReport.pdf; Title from cover.; "March 2006"; "For the Province of Alberta Economic Development Department, Investment and Industrial Development Branch; Department of Energy; the Alberta Energy Research Institute; and Industry Sponsors."; Also available online (viewed August 4, 2009) at address: http://www.energy.gov.ab.ca/Petrochemical/pdfs/AlbertaIntegrationReport.pdf; System requirements for online access: Adobe Acrobat.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.; AGL Commerce Place (AEED): locally printed copy.jID: 224; At head of title: Angus, Butler Engineering Ltd., Gemini North Ltd., Research Council of Alberta.ID: 20prepared by: Peter C. Nichols on behalf of steering committee members representing: Dept. of Municipal Affairs, Local Authorities Board, New Town of Fort McMurray, Office of the Commissioner of North East Alberta.; 52, [10] leaves ; 29 cm; Photocopy.Redited by James B. Nickels.; "Project Work Force"; Series 2: Research reports ; 28by William Adam Nielsen.; Funded in part by Alberta Environment, Research Secretariat.; Thesis (M.Sc.) -- University of Alberta.; Bibliography: p.158-171.D.J. Nieman; 4p. : map ; 29 cmzAndrew Nikiforuk.; Co-published by the David Suzuki Foundation; Includes bibliographical references (p. 186-203) and index!Andrew Nikiforuk.; Description based on paper downloaded September 15, 2009 from http://www.greenpeace.org/raw/content/canada/en/documents-and-links/publications/tar_sands_report.pdf; "September 2009."; Also available on the Internet.; System requirements for online access: Adobe Acrobat.gVirginia Nilsson.; 16 leaves ; 28 cm; "November, 1983"; Includes bibliographical references (p. 13-16).-Jack Nisbet.; Includes bibliographical references (p. [171]-173) and index.; A mathematical boy -- Lure of the Columbia -- Rising star -- The Stoney Mountains -- An attempt to cross the Rocky Mountains-1801 -- Across the Divide -- Rocky Mountain House -- Height of land -- Kootanae House -- Waiting for Ugly Head -- Winter 1807-08 -- Among the Kootenai and Salish -- Trading & discovery-spring 1808 -- Flooded out -- Second winter, 1808-1809 -- Kullyspel House -- The country before us -- Saleesh House -- A more eligible road -- A critical situation -- On rotation -- Athabasca Pass -- Boat encampment -- Journey to Spokane House -- Kettle Falls -- A voyage down the Columbia -- Passage to the sea -- Mr. Astor's company -- Completing the circle -- Last winter -- Legacy -- The mapmaker -- Boundaries -- Travels.[compiled by H.N. Nixon.; 213 leaves : ill., maps ; 28 cm; Cover title.; Visitor use survey 1966; Report (Canada. National Parks Service. Planning) ; 31.Cprepared by: James Noon...[et al]. --; v. : ill. ; 28 cm; "Research Proposal and Grant Request"; "Presented to Chief Dorothy MacDonald, and residents of Fort McKay, September 1983"; Pt. 1. Vanadium, nickel, aluminum and molybdenum in human scalp hair as a marker of environmental pollution from oil sands extraction plants.prepared by: Noralta Consulting Services in association with Scott & Fenrich Consultants Incorporated.; "Submitted: July 7, 1989".MMargaret Norquay.; Includes bibliographical references.; Life writing series.submitted to: Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and Alberta Environment; submitted by North American Oil Sands Corporation.; v. : ill., maps ; 30 cm; "August 2007."; Supplied information: File #001-00241311.; Cover title.; V.1. Introduction; Overview; Application for Approval; Geology and reservoir; Process description; Public consultation; EIA summary; C&R plan; Literature cited -- v.2. Impact assessment approach; Air; Noise; Health -- v.3. Hydrogeology; Hydrology; Surface water quality; Fish and fish habitat -- v.4. Soils and terrain; Vegetation; Wildlife; Biodiversity -- v.5. Land and resource use; SEIA; Historical resources; Tek and Tu. -- [v.6.] Application for approval of Kai Kos Dehseh Project supplemental information request round 1 / StatoilHydro Canada Ltd. (July 2008) -- [v.7.] Application for app< roval of Kai Kos Dehseh Project supplemental information request round 2 (March 2009) -- [v.8.] Kai Kos DehSeh Project - transportation impact assessment / AECOM Canada Ltd. (May 29, 2009) -- [v.9] Application for approval of Kai Kos Dehseh Project supplemental information request round 3 (Sept. 2009); Kai Kos DehSeh Project - transportation impact assessmentID: 259; "The Anzac Citizen's Association have approached the Northeast Regional Commission and have requested assistance in the preparation of a community plan."--Leaf [1].prepared for the N.E. Alberta Regional Commission by Resources Management Consultants (Alberta) Ltd.; 38 leaves ; 29 cm; Cover title.; "June 1977".Stanley Associates Engineering Ltd.; 1 v. (various pagings; "June 1979."; Prepared for Alberta Dept. of Economic Development and Northeast Alberta Regional Commission.ID: 63bChallenge North Conference (2003 : Fort McMurray, Alta.); Cover title.; Challenge North ConferenceConference on Telecommunications in Northern Alberta (1986 October 29 - 31 : Athabasca, Alberta).; Sponsored by the Northern Alberta Development Council.Various pagingbChallenge North Conference (1985 : Fort McMurray, Alta.); Cover title.; Challenge North ConferencerChallenge North Conference (1985: Fort McMurray, Alta.); sponsored by the Northern Alberta Development Council. --ID: 180ID: 277ID: 364[by] K.H. Easson; 7 [5] liii, 49, v, 60, xii : ill. ; 28 cm; "Submitted to Northern Alberta Development Council by GTS Group International in association with Activation Analysis"; "September 5, 2003"; Includes bibliographical references.; Also available on the World Wide Web.FID: 308; "Northern Alberta Post-Secondary Institution Society"--Cover.Northern Environmental Consultants; Principal investigator Roy A. Smith.; Prepared for Official Opposition, Alberta Legislature.; Tabled Nov. 25, 1975 by the Hon. R.C. Clark.; Environmental impact assessment%Also available on the World Wide Web.JCover title.; Cat. no. R71-49/1996E.; Includes bibliographical references._2 v. ; 28 cm; Cover title.; [V.1] - Total # of responses 455 -- v.2 - Total # of responses 128.Food chain component -- Traditional Knowledge component -- Other aquatic uses component -- Hydraulics/Hydrology component -- Nutrients component -- Contaminants component -- Synthesis and modelling component -- Drinking water component.v. ; 28 cm; Description based on No. 1, December 1992.; No.1 (1992). Northern River Basins Study -- no.2 (1992). December progress report -- no.3 (1992). The study of wildlife -- no.4 (1992). Northern River Basins Study synopsis of 1992/93 study program -- no.5 (1992). The importance of public participation and input -- no.1 (1993). Northern River Basins Study -- no.2 (1993) The importance of public participation and input -- no.3 (1993). Nutrients -- no.4 (1993). Human Health Committee -- no.5 (1993). Radionuclide analysis, Lake Athabasca -- no. 6 (1994). Traditional knowledge -- no.7 (1994). Jasper area and the Northern River Basins study -- no.8 (1994). Project #13: development of gonads and steroid hormones in fish -- no.9 (1995). What they said: other uses survey results -- no.1 (1996). Northern River Basins study -- no.10 (1996). Lower contaminant readings -- no.11 (1996). Mercury levels above guidelines -- no.12 (1996) Some fish under stress -- no.13 (1996) Bennett Dam combines with other factors -- no.14 (1996). Nutrients affect river system -- no.15 (1996) Traditional knowledge records change -- no.16 (1996). Water concerns in smaller communities -- no.17 (1996). Dissolved oxygen affects fish growth.yNorthern River Basins Study.; 5 v. : ill. ; 28 cm; Annual; 1991/92-1995/96.; Title from cover.; Report year ends Mar. 31.[electronic resource].; 1 computer laser optical disc ; 4 3/4 in; On disk case: April 1999.; On disk case: Report.; Also available on the Internet.; System requirement: Adobe Acrobat.6Northern River Basins Human Health Monitoring Program.NRB Human Health Monitoring Program Management Committee.; On cover: April 1999.; On cover: Report.; Includes bibliographical references (p. 41-45).; Also available on the Internet.; System requirements for online access: Adobe Acrobat.prepared for the Northern River Basins Study under Project 4121-D3 by Drobot Contracting Services Ltd. and Praxis, Inc.; 1 v. (various pagings) : map ; 28 cm; Cat. no. R71-49/3-70E.; "Prepared for the Northern River Basins Study under Project 4121-D3."jJ.G. Moore & Associates Ltd.; "January 1994."; Cover title.; AGL Great West Life*c.2 larger print (242 p.)prepared for the Northern River Basins Study under Project 4111-C1 by Nichlos Applied Management.; Cat. no. R71-49/3-73E.; "Prepared for the Northern River Basins Study under Project 4111-C1."eSnow's Court Reporting.; 2 v. ; 28 cm; Cover title.; "January 1993."; V.1. p.1-274 -- v.2. p.275-442.Snow's Court Reporting.; 2 v. ; 28 cm; "January 1993."; Cover title.; [V.1] Industry session & study component session p. 1-277 -- [v.2] Study component continued & plenary discussion p. 278-510.5ID: 200; Committee participation is listed on p. [1].)Northward Developments Ltd.; Cover title.?Includes index.; UA Library copy a bequest of William Connelly.8Project of Fort Resolution Education Authority--Preface.26 booklets in portfolio : ill. ; 28 cm; Title from cover.; Text in English and French, and Inuktitut (syllabics and romanized), Innuinaqtun, North Slavey, South Slavey, Gwich'in or Chipewyan, as appropriate.; Beechey Island Franklin Camp and Northumberland House; Crystal II archaeological site; Fort Franklin; Fort Hope; Naujan; Old Fort Providence; Old Fort Reliance; Stone church in the north; Thule villages at Resolute Bay; Archaeology report ; no. 12.~prepared by L.R. Noton.; [28] leaves in various foliations : maps ; 29 cm; Cover title.; Filed as document A-29 at the Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30-31, 1989.; The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing filed documents at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30-31, 1989Yby Environmental Protection Group, Nova, An Alberta Corporation.; Bibliography: p. 22-23.xCover title.; Agreement among the Akaitcho Territory Dene First Nations "Akaitcho DFN", as represented by NWT Treaty #8 Tribal Corporation; and Her Majesty the Queen in right of Canada, as represented by the Minister of Indian Affaris and Northern Development; and the Government of the Northwest Territories, as represented by the Minister Responsible for Aboriginal Affairs.compiled for the Town Council of Slave Lake by D.H. O'Donnell, ... J.M. Lemire, in co-operation with the Slave Lake Citizen's Advisory Committee.; 2 v. ; 28 cm; Includes bibliographical references.[v], 54, 4 leaves : maps ; 29 cm; "December 1984."; Report prepared by Manecon Partnership, Edmonton, Alta.--Cf. leaf [2].; Includes bibliographical references (leaf 54).[electronic resource] / by Amy Elinor Mannix.; Title from pdf file main screen (viewed on August 14, 2009).; A thesis submitted to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of master of science in agricultural and resource economics, Dept. of Rural Economy.; Thesis (M.Sc.)--University of Alberta, 2009.; Mode of access: Internet.$[editor, Paul Manuel].; Cover title.ID: 36ID: 37[cartographic material] : plus town maps of Banff, Canmore, Cochrane, Crowsnest Pass, Edson, Hinton, Jasper, Lake Louise, Rocky Mountain House.; [cartographic material] : including town maps of Cochrane, Edson, Hinton, Rock Mountain House plus detailed road maps of the Canadian Rockies; Scale 1:500,000.; 11 maps : both sides, col. ; 113 x 72 cm., on sheet 69 x 101 cm., folded to 24 x 11 cm; Panel title.; Alternate panel title: Banff, Jasper, Lake Louise, Canmore, Crowsnest Pass : including town maps of Cochrane, Edson, Hinton, Rock Mountain House plus detailed road maps of the Canadian Rockies.; Map showing road, boundary, transportation, recreational and hydrological features, legend.; Main map includes coverage of Jasper National Park a< nd Banff National Park.; At head of panel title: MapArt Publishing.; "Copyright MapMedia Corp."; Indexed.; Includes points of interest and diagram and explanation of "Western Canada townships & ranges."; Town maps at scale of 1:25,000.; 1. Canadian Rockies South -- 2. Banff -- 3. Lake Louise -- 4. Crowsnest Pass -- 5. Cochrane -- 6. Jasper area -- 7. Jasper -- 8. Hinton -- 9. Edson -- 10. Rocky Mountain House -- 11. Canmore.[cartographic material]: Bonnyville, Cold Lake, Drayton Valley, Edson, Hinton, Grand Centre-Medley, Jasper, Lloydminster, Peace River, St. Paul, Slave Lake, Vegreville, Whitecourt / [prepared for] MapArt.; [cartographic material]; Scale 1:25,000. 1 cm. = 250 m. 1 in. = 0.4 miles.; 16 maps on 1 sheet : both sides, col. ; 57 x 42 cm. or smaller, sheet 70 x 101 cm., folded to 24 x 11 cm; Panel title.; At head of panel title: MapArt Publishing.; Copyright: ... Schwerdt Graphic Arts Ltd. ...; Includes indexes to some towns and ancillary "Alberta road map".; Map shows boundary, road, transportation, hydrological, tourist, recreational, cultural features, legend.; Alberta --City of Fort McMurray -- City of Lloydminster -- Town of Vegreville -- Town of St. Paul -- Town of Bonnyville -- Town of Cold Lake -- Town of Grand Centre -- City of Grande Prairie -- Town of Olds -- Town of Peace River -- Town of Whitecourt -- Town of Slave Lake -- Town of Edson -- Town of Drayton Valley -- Town of Hinton -- Jasper."[electronic resource] : a tale of the Far West / by Bessie Marchant (Mrs. J.A. Comfort) ; illustrated by Harold Piffard.; First ed. published 1906. Cf. Yesterday's authors of books for children.; Title from title screen.; Access may be restricted to authorized users and institutions.; Scanned from a CIHM microfiche of the original publication held by the Library Division, Provincial Archives of British Columbia. Ottawa : Canadian Institute for Historical Microreproductions, 1999.; 220 p. : ill. ; 20 cm.; CIHM/ICMH digital series ; no. 14794Yeditors Douglas Ball, L.C. Marchant, Arnold Goldburg; Includes bibliographical referencesWRI-DOE Tar Sand Symposium (1986 : Jackson, Wyoming); editors: J.D. Westhoff, L.C. Marchant; Sponsored by U.S. Department of Energy. -- Hosted by Western Research Institute. -- Includes bibliographic references; pp. 11-19. The AOSTRA/ARC joint oil sands geology program : regional resource studies of the Alberta oil sands deposits / Harrison, Rand S -- pp. 20-45. Resource characterization of the Clearwater formation, Cold Lake oil sands deposit, east central Alberta / Wightman, Daryl M, Berezniuk, Tim.by M.L. Marino, J. Collins and G. Brown, Graham Brown and Associates; Project $HS-50.1. -- Prepared for the Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program, through its Human System. -- Bibliography: p. 120-133ID: 108by M.L. Marino, J. Collins, and G. Graham Brawn and Associates.; "HS 50.1."; Prepared for Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program.; Sponsored jointly by Alberta Environment and Environment Canada.; RMD report L. 58.YM.L. Marino. --; 1 v. (unpaged) : ill. ; 28 cm; Prepared for: Northward Developments Ltd.YM.L. Marino; Part of the Northeast Alberta Regional Plan; Northeast Alberta Regional PlanPannell Kerr Forester Consulting Inc. ; edited by June Markwart.; 6 leaves : map ; 28 cm; "January 9, 1995".; "In association with: The Strategy Group, Great Plains Research Consultants, Richard J. Vanderwall Architects Ltd., Heritage Communications."[electronic resource] : rising risks in tar sands developments / written and researched by James Marriott, Lorne Stockman and Charlie Kronick.; 1 electronic text; Issued as part of the Canadian electronic library, Documents collection, and Canadian public policy collection.; "September 2008."; Includes bibliographical references (p. 30-31).; Summary and recommendations to investors -- Will the tar sands bubble burst? -- Heroic prospects or desperate measures? -- A transcontinental infrastructure project -- A transnational finance project -- Risk 1 : regulation : tightening constraints -- Risk 2 : operational : mounting technological and cost pressures -- Risk 3 : reputational : weakening public acceptance -- Conclusion -- Appendices.; Access restricted to authorized users and institutions.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.; Canadian electronic library. Canadian public policy collection.; Canadian electronic library. Documents collection.submitted by Carolyn Marshall.; iii, 60, 13, 5 leaves : ill. ; 28 cm; "October 9, 1984".; 3rd and 4th series of leaves inserted within main pagination.; Includes bibliographical references (leaves 59-60).written by Julian Martin ... [et al.].; 1 v. (various pagings) ; 28 cm; "June 1996".; Cover title.; At head of title: Jasper Human Influence Project, research reports and studies.; Includes bibliographical references.1 v. (various pagings) : ill. ; 29 cm. General Note: Cover title from label. General Note: Includes Brief to premier Peter Lougheed by W.E. Mason, mayor of the city and related documents. Added author: Mason, W.E.wprepared by D. Lawrence Massey.; 7, [1] leaves : ill. ; 28 cm; Tabled April 9, 1973 by the Hon. Mr. Yurko; Cover title.Richard Masson and Bryan Remillard.; Description based on copy printed Nov. 3, 2006 from http://www.energy.gov.ab.ca/docs/oilsands/pdfs/PUB_netsan.pdf; Cover title.S[kit] / Office of the Treaty Commissioner.; 26 various items ; in box 27 x 41 x 32 cm; Title from contents list.; [item 1]. Teaching treaties in the classroom / the Office of the Treaty Commissioner, in partnership with Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations, Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, Saskatchewan Learning. Includes bibliographical references. [Saskatoon : Office of the Treaty Commissioner, 2008?]. 510, [60] p. (looseleaf) : ill., maps (some col., some folded) ; 30 cm. -- [item 2]. Teaching treaties in the classroom : a treaty resource guide for kindergarten to grade 6 / Office of the Treaty Commissioner. [Saskatoon] : Office of the Treaty Commissioner, c2008. 7 booklets : ill. (some col.), charts, forms, maps ; in binder 30 cm. -- [item 3]. Treaty essential learnings : we are all treaty people / Office of the Treaty Commissioner. [Saskatoon] : Office of the Treaty Commissioner, c2008. 72 p. : ill., maps ; 28 cm. -- [item 4]. Treaty elders of Saskatchewan : our dream is that our peoples will one day be clearly recognized as nations / H. Cardinal and W. Hildebrand. Calgary : University of Calgary Press, c2000. x, 84 p. : ill. (some col.), map, ports. ; 23 x 29 cm. -- [item 5]. Bounty and benevolence : a history of Saskatchewan treaties / Arthur J. Ray, Jim Miller, and Frank J. Tough. Montreal : McGill-Queen's University Press, c2000. xviii, 299 p. : ill., maps ; 23 cm. -- [item 6]. Statement < of treaty issues : treaties as a bridge to the future / presented to Jane Stewart and Perry Bellegarde ; presented by David M. Arnot. Saskatoon, Sask. : Office of the Treaty Commissioner, 1998. vii, 119 p. : col. maps ; 28 cm. -- [item 7]. Little Pine and Lucky Man : a history, 1866-1885 / Peter Dodson. [Sask.] : Little Pine and Lucky Man First Nations, 2003. 53 p. : ill. ; 22 cm. -- [item 8]. Treaty promises, Indian reality : life on a reserve / told by Harold LeRat ; written by Linda Ungar. Saskatoon : Purich Pub., c2005. 160 p. : ill., map ; 23 cm. -- [item 9]. Maskeko-skahikanihk : 100 years for a Saskatchewan First Nation / M.E. Turpel-Lafond. Saskatoon : M.E. Turpel-Lafond, c2004. iii, 70 p. : ill., facsim., ports. ; 23 cm. -- [item 10]. In their own land : Treaty Ten and the Canoe Lake, Clear Lake, and English River bands / by Peter Dodson and the Elders of Birch Narrows, Buffalo River, Canoe Lake, and English River. Saskatoon : Office of the Treaty Commissioner, 2006. 102 p. : ill. ; 23 cm. -- [item 11]. People of the buffalo : how the Plains Indians lived / Maria Campbell ; illustrations by Douglas Tait and Shannon Twofeathers. Vancouver : Douglas & McIntyre, c1983. 47 p. : ill. ; 28 cm. (How they lived in Canada). -- [item 12]. "--And they told us their stories" : a book of Indian stories / gathered by Shirley Bear ... [et al.] ; editor, Jack Funk ; executive editor, Gordon Lobe. [2nd ed.]. Saskatoon : Office of the Treaty Commissioner, 2008. xii, 131 p. : ill. ; 23 cm. [item 13]. Legacy : Indian treaty relationships / by Richard T. Price. Edmonton : Plains Publishing, c1991. iv, 156 p. : col. ill. , col. maps, col. ports. ; 29 cm. -- [item 14]. Askiwina : a Cree world / Doug Cuthand. Regina : Coteau Books, c2007. iii, 115 p. : ill., ports. ; 22 cm. [item 15]. Making the connection : Cree First Nations k ht -ayak thoughts on education. [Saskatoon] : Office of the Treaty Commissioner, [2009]. iv, 27 p. : col. ill. ; 22 x 28 cm. [item 16]. Treaty video library [videorecording] / Office of the Treaty Commissioner. Saskatoon : Office of the Treaty Commissioner, [2007?]. 1 videodisc (64 min.) : sd., col. ; 12 cm. -- [item 17]. Video library II [videorecording]. [Saskatoon] : Office of the Treaty Commissioner, c2007. 2 videodiscs (144 min.) : sd., col. ; 12 cm. -- [item 18]. Through the eyes of the Cree [videorecording] : and beyond / [Allen Sapp Gallery]. Saskatoon : Office of the Treaty Commissioner, c2005. 1 videodisc (19 min.) : sd., col. ; 12 cm + 1 computer optical disc. -- [item 19]. Treaty no. 4 between Her Majesty the Queen and the Cree and Salteaux tribes of Indians at Qu'Appelle and Fort Ellice. Ottawa : Queen's Printer and Controller of Stationery, 1966. 14 p. ; 25 cm. -- [item 20]. Treaty no. 5 between Her Majesty the Queen and the Saulteaux and Swampy Cree Tribes of Indians at Beren's River and Norway House, with adhesions. Ottawa : Queen's Printer, c1969. 22 p. ; 25 cm. -- [item 21]. Copy of Treaty no. 6 between Her Majesty the Queen and the Plain and Wood Cree Indians and other tribes of Indians at Fort Carlton, Fort Pitt and Battle River, with adhesions. Ottawa : Queen's Printer and Controller of Stationery, 1964. 32 p. ; 25 cm. -- [item 22]. Treaty no. 8, made June 21, 1899, and adhesions, reports, etc. Ottawa : Queen's Printer and Controller of Stationery, 1966. 26 p. : ill., map ; 25 cm. -- [item 23]. Treaty no. 10 and reports of commissioners. Ottawa : Queen's Printer and Controller of Stationery, 1966. 16 p. ; 25 cm. -- [item 24]. The learning circle : classroom activities on first nations in Canada / [researched and written by Harvey McCue and Associates]. Ottawa : Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development, 2006-2007. 4 v. : ill. ; 28 cm. -- [item 25]. Location of historical treaty boundaries in Canada [cartographic material]. [Saskatoon] : Office of the Treaty Commissioner, c1998. 1 map : col. ; 46 x 61 cm. -- [item 26]. We are all treaty people [graphic]. [Saskatoon] : Office of the Treaty Commissioner, [2009?]. 5 posters : col. ; 43 x 28 cm.; K to 12.; Teaching treaties in the classroom; Teac< hing treaties in the classroom, a treaty resource guide for kindergarten to grade 6; Treaty essential learnings, we are all treaty people; Statement of treaty issues, treaties as a bridge to the future; And they told us their stories, a book of Indian stories; Making the connection, Cree First Nations k ht -ayak thoughts on education; Treaty video library; Video library II; Through the eyes of the Cree; We are all treaty people[17 fact sheets] : ill. ; 28 cm; Description based on copies printed Feb. 16, 2006 linked to http://www.oilsandsdiscovery.com/oil_sands_story/facts.html; Includes bibliographical references.; [Content list and URL list] -- Alberta's vast resource : the biggest known oil reserve in the world! -- The basics of bitumen -- "Cyrus" the bucketwheel excavator 1303 -- Environmental protection -- Geology : why does Alberta have oil sands? -- Glossary -- In situ technology -- Mighty mining machines -- Oil Sands Discovery Centre -- Oil sands pioneers : bitumount historic site -- Oil sands pioneers : historic Abasand -- Oil sands projects in the Athabasca Oil Sands -- Oil sands resources -- Pipelines -- Surface mining : extraction -- Upgrading; Alberta's vast resource : the biggest known oi reserve in the world; The basics of bitumen; "Cyrus" the bucketwheel excavator 1303; Environmental protection; Geology : why does Alberta have oil sands?; Glossary; In situ technology; Mighty mining machines; Oil sands; Oil sand pioneers : bitumount historic site; Oil sand pioneers : historic Abasand; Oil sands projects in the Athabasca oil sands; Oil sands resources; Pipelines; Surface mining : extraction; Upgrading1 v. : ill. ; 28 cm; Description based on copy printed Feb. 16, 2006 from http://www.oilsandsdiscovery.com/oil_sands_story/pdfs/kidsfact.pdfgCaption title.; C&R/IL/98-5.; Also available on the World Wide Web.; System requirement: Adobe Acrobat.w[electronic resource] / Oil Sands Safety Association.; 1 computer laser opticatl disc : ill. 4 3/4 in; "OSSA objective - to bring together the current Oil Sands owners to design and implement an agreed set of Safety Training Standards & Practices for the purpose of creating 'An Incident Free Workforce'. These standards apply to the contractor workforce working in this region."--Slide 3; "January 25, 2006, Revision 00"--label; OSSA is made up of the Albian Sands Energy Inc., Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. Horizon Oil Sands Project, Suncor Energy Inc., and Syncrude Canada Ltd.; Requires Windows Media Player 9 and Powerpoint.%[map]; 1 map : col. ; 84 x 59 cm. folded to 25 x 20 cm; Supplement to Oilweek, September 1999.; Includes list of leaseholders, commercial projects and experimental projects.; 'All data for Oil sands and heavy oil areas map is derived from the Alberta Energy Utilities Board as of summer 1999'.gID: 360; This booklet is part of the kit, "Developing and maintaining a Community Outreach Program to the Elderly". The kit was prepared by Lyn Oldale, Co-ordinator of the Community Outreach Program to the Elderly (COPE) in Athabasca, Alberta."--p. 2. "This kit is available from: Senior Citizens' Bureau, Alberta Social Services and Community Health."--p. 3.=Doreen Olecko.; Bibliography: p. 145; The story of Whitecourtby Alberta Oil Sands Technology and Research Authority, Great Canadian Oil Sands Limited, A Canadian Oil Industry Task Force.; Pt.A. World-wide oil sand reserves / Bowman, C.W, Carrigy, M.A -- Pt.B. The Alberta search for new technology / Bowman, C.W, Carrigy, M.A -- Pt.C. An overview of Canada's first commercial surface mining extraction plant / Oliver, W.L -- Pt.D. Oil sands development risks, economics and outlook / Osborne, R.C.by W.L. Oliverprepared by the OCA Review Panel, Douglas Olson, Chair.; "Presented to the Honourable Andy Mitchell, Secretary of State (Parks)".; Includes folded chart p.[41].; "March 15, 1999."; Includes bibliographical references.by Joseph R. Oppong.; xviii, 262 leaves ; 29 cm; Submitted to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science, Department of Geography.; Thesis (M.Sc.)--University of Alberta, 1986.S[electronic resource]; 2 computer laser optical discs : ill., maps ; 3/4 in; Supplied information: File No. 00236394-001.; CD 1. Application and environmental impact assessment (EIA) (December 2006) -- CD 2. Supplemental information (August 2007) and Additional supplemental information (December 2007); System requirements: Adobe Acrobat.submitted to Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and Alberta Environment; submitted by Nexen Inc. & OPTI Canada, Inc.; v. : ill., maps ; 30 cm; Supplied information: File No. 00236394-001.; V.1. Application -- v.2. Air and health -- v.3. Aquatics -- v.4. Terrestrial -- v.5. Human -- [v.6.] Environmental impact assessment (EIA) supplemental information (Aug. 2007) -- [v.7.] Environmental impact assessment (EIA) additional supplemental information (Dec. 2007); Also available in electronic format.ID: 351jointly coordinated by Community Vocational Centres, Slave Lake; Alberta Vocational Centre, Grouard; [and] Athabasca University.; Cover title.%[electronic resource] : digital orthophotos / produced by the Orthoshop for Parks Canada or Jasper National Park.; 3 computer laser optical disc ; 4 3/4 in; Title from container slip, cd-rom unlabelled.; "Pixel size: 1 metre."--Container slip.; "Images name(s) : jasper-[1].tif jasper-[6].tif"--Container slips.; "Written to CD : June 2 1988."--Container slip.; "WO. 6923R (old #6721)"; "File extensions: .tif = Image file, TIFF format ; .a = ASCII Info File (georeferencing info) ; .tfw = ASCII World File (for ARC-INFO software)."--Container slip.fmanaged by Dabbs Environmental Services.; Includes bibliographical references.; OSLO oil sands projectJID: 335; Prepared for: OSLO Project - Draft report - Includes bibliographyupreapred for the Northern River Basins Study synthesis and modelling component.; Includes bibliographical references.@prepared by D.N. Outhet, L.B. Penner.; Submitted by M. E. Quazi.=Michael Owen, editor.; "By Northrop Frye, J. Peter Meekison, Erich Vogt ; with an introduction by Dr. Stephen Griew." -- cover.; Contents: Federalism and the constitution : some personal reflections / J. Peter Meekison -- Language as the home of human life / Northrop Frye -- The TRIUMF research program / Erich Vogt.t[electronic resource] / by J. Macdonald Oxley.; Title from title screen.; Access may be restricted to authorized users and institutions.; Scanned from a CIHM microfiche of the original publication held by the National Library of Canada. Ottawa : Canadian Institute for Historical Microreproductions, 1998.; 262 p. : ill., map ; 18 cm.; CIHM/ICMH digital series ; no. 30438& Environmental Law and Canada's First Nations (1999: Vancouver); various pagings ; 28 cm. + suppl; These materials were prepared for a conference held in Vancouver, BC, on Nov. 18-19, 1999.; Co-chairs of the conference; James M. MacKenzie, T. Murray Rankin.; Supplemental material: Voisey's Bay : materials for comment submitted by John A. Olthius.; Consultation with first nations prior to natural resources development / John J. L. Hunter. -- Consultation with first nations prior to major natural resources development and other projects / Hugh M. G. Braker and Bob Freedman. -- Statutory requirements and first nation interests consultation under provincial legislation / Sheila Wynn and Martyn Glassman. -- Consultation under federal environmental legislation / Beverly J. Hobby. -- Treaties as environmental compacts / Peter W. Hutchins. -- The Western Arctic Claim: the Inuvialuit final agreement as amended.; Comprehensive Land Claim and Self-Government Agreement-in-Principle amo< ng the Dogrib First Nation as represented by the Dogrib Treaty 11 Council and the Government of the Northwest Territories and the Government of Canada. -- An Act respecting environmental assessment of the proposed Churchill River hydroelectric development [Statutes of Quebec, ch.35, 1999]. -- Agreement-in-Principle between the Inuit of Labrador and Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Newfoundland and Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Canada. -- Nisga'a Final Agreement. -- James Bay and Northern Quebec Agreement and Complementary Agreements, 1998 edition. -- Umbrella final agreement between the Government of Canada, the Council for Yukon Indians and the Government of the Yukon. -- Agreement between the Inuit of the Nunavut Settlement Area and Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Canada. --; Comprehensive Land Claim Agreement between Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Canada and the Gwich'in as represented by the Gwich'in Tribal Council. -- First Nations' empowerment over traditional territories: an end to false consultation / Jack Woodward. -- Where a First Nation is negotiating a treaty: implications for environmental management / T. Murray Rankin. -- Reaching solution: the building blocks of settling environmental and resource disputes / S. Glenn Sigurdson. -- The role of aboriginal/crown treaties in environmental decision making and resource management: sanctuary or straitjacket? / Peter W. Hutchins.-- Voisey's Bay [Background materials]. -- Oil and gas commission and the Treaty 8 first nations / Robert McManus. -- Environmental law and Canada's First Nations / Chief Tom Mexsis Happynook.?Analyst: Steven I. Paget.; "February 17, 2004."; Caption title.Mv. : ill., maps ; 29 cm; On cover: Van Horne, a business unit of PanCanadian Resources.; Supplied title: Christina Lake Thermal Project environmental impact assessment.; V.1. Joint submission -- v.2. EIA submission -- [v.3] Alberta vegetation inventory (AVI) report for Christina Lake Thermal Project -- [v.3s] Supplemental; Christina Lake Thermal Project supplemental land use report; Christina Lake Thermal Project demonstration phase; Summary of commitments; Report on Christina Lake Thermal Project supplementary assessment of baseline water quality and fish tissue contaminant levels; Christina Lake Thermal Project potential seasonal dwellings, residences, recreational areas and campsites [map]; -- [v.4] Report groundwater exploration and development 9-17-76-6 W4M Christina Lake, Alberta -- [v.5] Report regional groundwater investigation Christina Lake, Alberta.; [v.6] PanCanadian Resources, Heavy Oil Business Unit application for a steam-assisted gravity drainage (SAGD) recovery scheme Christina Lake Thermal Project decision 2000-7, application no. 1023589.; Christina Lake Thermal Project environmental impact assessment; Report groundwater exploration and development 9-17-76-6 W4M Christina Lake, Alberta; Alberta vegetation inventory (AVI) report for Christina Lake Thermal Project; Report regional groundwater investigation Christina Lake, Alberta; Christina Lake Thermal Project supplemental land use report; Report on Christina lake thermal project supplementary assessment of baseline water quality and fish tissue contaminant levels; Decision (Alberta Energy and Utilities Board) ; 2000-7.mv. ; 28 cm; Monthly; Description based on: July 1986; title from caption.; Latest issue consulted: Dec. 1991.prepared by Pannell Kerr Forster Consulting Ltd.; Prepared in association with The Strategy Group, Great Plains Research Consultants, Richard J. Vanderwell Arhitect Ltd., Heritage Communications.nDonnees d'ordinateur.; Publ. aussi en anglais sous le titre: Jasper National Park of Canada, management plan.Pard Associates Ltd. [for] Western Region, Parks Canada.; 2 v. : ill. ; 31 cm; Cover title.; Letter of submission dated April 10, 1979.1by James McPherson Park                          ! " # $ % & ' ( ) * + , - . / 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 : ; < = > ? @ A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z [ \ ] ^ _ ` a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y { | } ~  er; Bibliography:p.209-14.by James M. Parker.; 3 v. : ill., maps ; 28 cm; Sponsored jointly by Alberta Environment and Environment Canada.; "Project HE 2.4."; Prepared for Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program.; v.1 Design [RMD report L, 24] -- v.2. Bibliography of published sources [RMD report L, 16] -- v.3. Bibliography of government publications and primary sources [RMD report L, 15].; RMD report L. 24.; RMD report L. 15-16.v. : ill. ; 28 cm; "Project HS 10.1 and HS 10.2."; Includes bibliographies.; v.1 - Socio-economic developments by J.M. Parker and K.W. Tingley -- v.2 - Oral history.Cataloging source: eng; Physical descrip: v. : ill. ; 28 cm.; General Note: "Project HS 10.1 and HS 10.2."; Bibliography note: Includes bibliographies.by James Parker.; Includes indexes.; Bibliography: p. 179-184.; UA Library copy in the Chalmers Western Canadian History Collection.; UA Library copy in the Foster History Collection.2Cataloging source: AEEN eng; General Note: ProjectID: 70[electronic resource] : state of the park report.; 1 v. : digital, PDF file; "August 2008."; Title from summary screen (viewed on April 1, 2009).; Includes bibliographical references.; Mode of access: Internet.[cartographic material] : points of interest.; Scale [ca. 1:11,520].; 2 maps on 1 sheet : both sides, col. ; on sheet 44 x 56 cm; Catalogue no: R63-329/2005E.; Verso contains map of the town of Jasper and vicinity, and tourist information. [Parks Canada].; "November 2006">May 2000.; "Proudly bringing you Canada at its best" -- cover.G1 sheet (folded) : ill., map ; 34 cm. in folder (30 cm.; Caption title.Canadian Heritage Parks Canada.; Includes: Jasper National Park management plan review : comments form, March 1999.; "January 29, 1999".; Jasper National Park management plan review : comment formCover title.; "March 1996".&[videorecording] / Parks Canada.; 1 videocassette (24 min.) : sd. ; col. ; VHS; Contents. 1. Jasper National Park : a wilderness legacy (13 min.) Scenery, natural history and wildlife. Offers a tour of things to see and do in the park.--2. Beyond the mountain wall (11 min.) Shows the size, majesty and power of the Icefield and helps to explain the natural processes which affect the surrounding area.; Title on video case: Beyond the mountain wall : the Columbia Icefield.; Beyond the mountain wall; Beyond the mountain wall : the Columbia Icefield7[Canadian Parks Service].; "August 1990."; Cover title.L1 v. : forms; Photocopy. 1 v. (various pagings) : forms ; 30 cm. Loose-leaf.6Cover title.; The Four Mountain Parks planning programCover title.; "... a summary of the public comments received during the public consultation program held in the spring and summer of 1984."; The Four Mountain Parks planning program5Cover title; The four mountain parks planning programParks Canada.; Cover title. In pocket.; 4 mountain parks ; 9 In pocket.; 4 mountain parks ; 3 In pocket.; 4 mountain parks ; 2 In pocket.; 4 mountain parks ; 4Title from cover.; Cover in error (back to front); English and French in parallel columns.; At head of cover title: Parks Canada, Northwest Territories/Alberta.; Parc National Wood Buffalo4 Mountain Parks.; 2 v. (loose-leaf) : maps ; 29 cm; The "Four Mountain Parks" are Banff, Jasper, Kootenay and Yoho National Parks along the B.C.-Alberta border.; Cover title.TCover title.; Four mountain parks management planning program : public input summary;2 v. : maps ; 29 cm; Four maps on 2 folded leaves in pocket of vol. 1.; Cover title.; Twenty-eight background papers which have been developed to provide information for the second round of public meetings for the Four Mountain Management Plan.; Includes bibliographies.; Four mountain parks, background information8 v. : ill. ; 42 cm; Irregular; Vol. 1, no. 1 (Dec. 1980)-no. 8 (Nov. 1983).; Title from caption.; Volume designation dropped starting with no. 5.; Also available in French.[map] = Parc national Wood Buffalo, Alberta & Territoires du Nord-Ouest.; Scale [ca. 1:284,000] and [ca. 1:930,000].; 2 maps : col. ; on sheet 31 x 83 cm., folded to 16 x 10 cm; Panel title.; "QS-R093-000-BB-A1".; Text and ill. on verso.]Indian and< Northern Affairs, Parks Canada.; Cover title.; Mountain parks and Lake Louise area [map].; Scale [ca. 1:420,000].; 1 map : col. ; on sheet 65 x 31 cm., folded to 16 x 10 cm; Relief shown by shading and spot heights.; Panel title.; Includes ancillary map of Jasper region.; Text and col. ill. on verso.; "Catalogue no. R61-2/4-3."; INA publication ; no. QS-W016-000-BB-A2.prepared for Parks Canada by Canadian Wildlife Service.; iv, 62 leaves : ill. ; 28 cm; Includes bibliographical references.; Information report NOR-X ; 153.$prepared by Socio-Economic Division.REnvironment Canbada, Parks.; Title form cover.; "May 1986".; In trust for tomorrow4v. ; 28cm; 1. An overview of the natural resources of the four mountain parks.-- 2. An overview of backcountry management.-- 3. Frontcountry accommodation, an overview.-- 4. The arterial highway system.QPark Planning, Western Region.; 1 v. (unpagined) ill. ; 28 cm; "September, 1974".Parks Canada, (Western Region), National History Research Division; This report pertains only to a 95 mile segment of the Athabasca River from Jasper National Park to Hinton. -- Bibliography: p. 77; Navigable Mountain River studyJCover title.; "... Four mountain parks."--p. 5.; Bibliography: p. 201-202./Cover title.; "... Four mountain parks."--p. 1.QCover title.; 4 mountain parks management planning program : public input summary=Parks Canada. --; Four Mountain Parks national survey resultsCover title.; Imprint on back cover: Published by the authority of the Minister of the Environment, and the Minister of Supply and Services Canada, 1984.; Col. ill. on inside back cover.lEnvironment Canada, Canadian Parks Service.; Four Mountain Parks Planning Program (Canada); 4 mountain parks4Title from cover.; "October 1985".; 4 mountain parksTitle form cover.; "... a summary of the public comments received during the public consultation program held in the spring and summer of 1984."--p. [1].; "March 1985".; 4 mountain parks4 mountain parksBCover title.; 4 mountain parks five year plan update : spring 1994Cover title.; 10 leaves in pocket.; 4 mountain parks five year plan update : summary of public involvement and Parks Canada's comments@4 Mountain Parks.; 2 v. (looseleaf) : maps ; 29 cm; Cover title.submitted by Renewable Resources Consulting Services Ltd.; 1 v. (unpaged) : ill. ; 29 cm; "December 1977."; This study was undertaken as part of a contract with Parks Canada.JScace and Associates Ltd; 1 v. (various pagings; Prepared for Parks Canadacompiled and edited by Bernice Parry for Alberta Canoe Association, funded by Alberta Recreation, Parks and Wildlife Recreation Programs Branch Outdoor Recreation section.; 6 v. : ill., maps ; 28 cm; v.1. Interpretive notes for the Canoe Alberta reach reports -- v.2. Reach reports of the Hay, Peace and Slave River systems -- v.3. Reach reports of the Athabasca River system -- v.4. Reach reports of the North Saskatchewan River system -- v.5. Reach reports of the Red Deer River Systems -- v.6. Reach reports of the South Saskatchewan River Systems.; AGL Great West Life*These reports have not been updated and the information is very outdated. They should be used with caution and as general information only.[Conference on] Heavy Oil & Tar Sands : Producing, Upgrading, & Economic : participant notebook. (1985 : Los Angeles, California).; 1 v. (looseleaf) : illConference on Heavy Oil / Tar Sands : Processing, Refining, Financing (1983 Nov. 17-18 : Los Angeles, Calif.); 1 v. (loose-leaf) : ill; Presented by Pasha Publications*by Christie Pashby.; 0602; Includes index.BID: 215; Canada. Dept. of Indian Affairs and Northern Development.[electronic resource] / M. Patriquin ... [et al.].; Archived by Library and Archives Canada.; Distributed by the Government of Canada Depository Services Program.; Title from title screen (viewed on Sept. 20, 2007).; Includes bibliographical references.; Electronic monograph in PDF format.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.; System requirements: Adobe Acrobat Reader.; Co-published by: Foothills Model Forest.; Information report (Northern Forestry Centre (Canada) : Online) ; NOR-X-410.EM.N. Patriquin, M.M. Spence, W.A. White.; "Foothills Model Forest"--Cover.; Fo46-12/398E; Includes bibliographical references: p. 23-24.; Electronic monograph available in PDF format.; Also available in electronic format.; Mode of access: Internet.; System requirements: Adobe Acrobat Reader.; Information report NOR-X ; 398.Natl bibliography #: (C); Cataloging source: DLC eng DLC; General Note: Sponsored jointly by Alberta Environment and Environment Canada.ID: 28[prepared for the Hinton Friendship Centre ; prepared by Monica Pauls.; Distributed by the Government of Canada Depository Services Program.; Issued also in French under title: Evaluation du Programme de mieux-etre communautaire Mamowichihitowin.; "Aboriginal Corrections Policy Unit"--Cover.; PS4-40/2007E; Aboriginal peoples collection ; 26 CA.evaluation realisee pour le Hinton Friendship Centre ; par Monica Pauls.; Diffuse par le Programme des services de dept du gouvernement du Canada.; Publ. aussi en anglais sous le titre: An evaluation of the Mamowichihitowin Community Wellness Program.; "Groupe de la politique correctionnelle autochtone"--Couv.; PS4-40/2007F; Egalement disponible en ligne.; Collection sur les autochtones ; CA 26 APC (2007)4 v. : ill. (some col.), maps (some col. folded) ; 28 cm; J. H. Simpson, Chairman.; Accompanied by: Appendices [append.]: Appendix A, Hydrological assessment; Appendix B, Biological assessment; Appendix C, Ancillary studies.; AGL Great West Life*This publication on film with Micromedia.,Peace-Athabasca Delta Project.; 13p. ; 29 cm,Peace-Athabasca Delta Project.; 26p. ; 29 cm+Peace-Athabasca Delta Project.; 1v. ; 29 cm2Peace-Athabasca Delta Project.; 15p. : map ; 29 cm+Peace-Athabasca Delta Project.; 1v. : 29 cm,Peace-Athabasca Delta Project.; 12p. ; 29 cm8Peace-Athabasca Delta Project.; 1v. : ill., maps ; 29 cmA cooperative intergovernmental study established by the Environmental Ministers of Canada, Alberta, and Saskatchewan.; A consolidation of the conclusions of 37 separate studies issued as three volumes of appendices to this report. Distributed with its Summary report 1972 as information bulletins for the public hearings held by the Environment Conservation Authority into the restoration of water levels in the Peace-Athabasca Delta held September and October 1973.; References": p. 173-175.ID: 2342 v. : ill., maps ; 28 cm; "November 1996."; "Task reports: water management options, monitoring the ecosystem" -- tp.; Includes bibliographical references.FCover title.; "November 1996"; Peace-Athabasca Delta Technical Studies$Includes bibliographical references.<Peat, Marwick and Partners.; various paging : tables ; 28 cm1 v. (various foliations) : ill. ; 28 cm; "Western Region Canadian Air Transportation Administration"; Cover title.; "November 4, 1975"--P. 2.Peat, Marwick and Partners.[electronic resource] : Aboriginal consultation final report.; 1 electronic text; Issued as part of the Canadian electronic library, Documents collection, and Canadian public policy collection.; "The Department of Energy would like to thank the following people for their valuable contributions ... Aboriginal Consultation Inderdepartmental Committee (ACIC), Cole Pederson<  (chair) ... [et al.]"--Acknowledgements.; "June 30, 2007".; Message from the ACIC Chair -- Message from the Aboriginal Consultation Project Manager -- Message from the First Nations panel member -- Message from the Metis panel member -- Acknowledgements -- Executive Summary -- Background -- Overview of the methodology -- Phase I. Summary of First Nations and Metis participation -- Phase II. First Nations consultation methodology -- Compiled First Nations recommendations for Alberta's oil sands consultations -- Phase II. Metis consultation methodology -- Compiled Metis recommendations for Alberta's oil sands consultations -- Next steps -- Contents in appendices.; Access restricted to authorized users and institutions.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.; Co-published by: Alberta Energy.; Canadian electronic library. Canadian public policy collection.; Canadian electronic library. Documents collection.Description based on copy printed Feb. 28, 2008 from http://www.oilsandswatch.org/docs/ac-survey-backgrounder.pdf; "February 26, 2008"2 v. : ill. ; 28 cm; Description based on copy printed May 16, 2007 from http://pubs.pembina.org/reports/Poll_Env_mediaBG_Final.pdf and http://pubs.pembina.org/reports/Poll_Economics_MediaBG.pdf; Includes bibliographical references; Pt. 1. Pace and scale of oil sands development -- pt. 2. A fair share for Albertans.; Pace and scale of oil sands development; A fair share for AlbertansL.B. Penner; This report provides the plotted surveyed cross-section data used in the preparation of the floodplain study. -- Only 3 copies of this report were published?prepared by: J.M. Percifield. --; 23 leaves : ill., map ; 23 cm8Geoff Peruniak, Robert Spencer, Dan O. Coldeway ; sponsored by Innovative Projects Fund, Advanced Education and Manpower and Athabasca University.; 16 leaves ; 28 cm; On cover: Project REDEAL Research and Evaluation of Distance Education for the Adult Learner.; "October, 1980"; Technical report (REDEAL) ; no. 6ID: 301EID: 124; Fort McMurray school districts : a financial study / prepared by Peter C. Nichols & Associates Ltd. ; on behalf of Steering committee members representing Department of Education, Fort McMurray Public School District #2833, Fort McMurray Separate School District #32, Office of the Commissioner of Northeast Alberta./prepared by Peter C. Nichols & Associates Ltd. ; on behalf of Steering committee members representing Department of Education, Fort McMurray Public School District #2833, Fort McMurray Separate School District #32, Office of the Commissioner of Northeast Alberta.; [61] leaves ; 29 cm; "September 1975".Tprepared by Peter C. Nichols & Associates Ltd.; iii, 28 leaves ; 28 cm; "June 1979".Cataloging source: eng; Physical descrip: p. [192]-203 ; 24 cm.; General Note: Contained in Bulletin de la Societe neuchateloise de geographie ; t.8.ID: 10ID: 12"v. : ill., maps ; 30 cm; Cover title.; "Submitted to Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and to Alberta Environmental Protection, November 1998" -- cover.; V.1. Project description -- V.2. Environmental impact assessment : baseline environmental studies / Axys Environmental Consulting Ltd. -- V.3 pt.1. Environmental impact assessment : biophysical and resource use assessment -- V.3 pt.2. Environmental impact assessment : impact model descriptions -- V.4. Socio-economic impact assessment -- [V.5.] Supplemental information requests and responses -- [V.6.] Final report - hydrogeology baseline study MacKay River SAGD project (July 1999) / Komex International Ltd. -- [V.7.] Winter fisheries and habitat assessment of the MacKay River (Apr. 1999) / RL&L Environmental Services.; [V.8.] Petro-Canada MacKay River Project environmental assessment : supplemental surveys / Axys Environmental Consulting Ltd. -- [V.9.] MacKay River Project EIA : response to AEP information requests -- [V.10.] Preliminary human health risk assessment of the proposed Petro-Canada MacKay River Project: Final report / Cantox Environmental Inc. -- [V.11.] MacKay River supplemental baseline study / Komex International Ltd. -- [V.12.] Soil survey, reclamation suitability evaluation and soil handling recommendations for the MacKay River Project, Sec 4 and 5 - Tp93 - Rg 12 - W4M / Pedocan Land Evaluation Ltd.; [V.13.] Petro-Canada oil and gas steam-assisted gravity drainage project Mackay River Project Athabasca Oil Sands area decision 2000-50, applications no. 1032550.; Petro-Canada MacKay River Project environmental assessment : supplemental surveys; Winter fisheries and habitat assessment of the MacKay River; MacKay River Project EIA : response to AEP information requests; Preliminary human health risk assessment of the proposed Petro-Canada MacKay River Project : final report; MacKay River supplemental baseline study; Soil survey, reclamation suitability evaluation and soil handling recommendations for the MacKay River Project; Decision (Alberta Energy and Utilities Board) ; 2000-50.[electronic resource]; Description based on 2007 issue.; "Submitted to Alberta Environment on behalf of the Fort Hills Energy Limited Partnership" -- cover.; Also available in print format.sUnderwood McLellan & Associates Ltd; Commissioned by Shell Canada Ltd., Home Oil Co. Ltd., and Petrofina Canada LtdpUnderwood McLellan & Associates Ltd.; "December 1973".; Commissioned by Shell Canada Ltd. and Petro- Canada Ltd.Petroleum Research Corporation.ID: 342; Details of proposed access roads to be built in the area of Athabasca, Alberta, to the proposed Alberta-Pacific pulp mill.ID: 18?by W.E. Phillips; 12p. : map ; 29 cm; Selected references:p.12.'Cataloging source: AEU eng AEU; Physical descrip: 4 v. : ill. ; 28 cm.; General Note: "February 1977".; General Note: Description based on volume 2.; Reproduction note: Photocopy. Series statements lacking on v.2 and v.3.; OCLC-MARC processing: C0 UABUASCITECH CALL NUMBER COPY MATERIAL LOCATION=ID: 290; UA Library copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.NLorne Pierce, general editor.; I. Anthony Hendry and Matthew Cocking, by Lawrence J. Burpee.- II. Alexander Henry [1739-1824] and Peter Pond [1740-1807] by Lawrence J. Burpee.- III. Samuel Hearne [1745-1792], by Lloyd Roberts.- IV. Sir Alexander MacKenzie [1755-1820], by Adrian Macdonald.- V. Captain George Vancouver [1757-1798], by F.W. Howay.- VI. John Jewitt [1783- ], by Eleanor Hammond Broadus.- VII. John Tanner, by Agnes C. Laut.- VIII. David Thompson [1770-1857], by A.S. Morton.- IX. Simon Fraser [1776-1862], by V.L. Denton.- X. Sir John Franklin [1786-1847], by Morden H. Long.ID: 251}Liza Piper ; foreword by Graeme Wynn.; Includes bibliographical references (p. 373-393) and index.; Nature, history, society.(Polar Gas Ltd.; 1v. : ill., maps ; 28 cm [M. Polikar].Dby Jason Politylo.; [12], 130 leaves ; 28 cm; "A thesis submitted to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science in Agricultural and Resource Economics, Department of Rural Economy."; "Spring 2004."; Thesis (M.Sc.)--University of Alberta, 2004.prepared by J. N. Polon< uk, A. E. Gordichuk, Research Division, Provincial Planning Branch, Department of Municipal Affairs ; Noel Dant, Provincial Planning Director.; 21 leaves : fol. maps ; 29 cm; "November, 1970"[map].; Scale indeterminable.; 1 map ; 43 x 55 cm.---; "Miles 69 to a degree."; "This map, a redrawing of a manuscript map in the Public Record Office, London, was published in the 1890 Report on Canadian Archives by Douglas Brymner (Ottawa, 1891). The manuscript map in London is a copy of a map presented by Peter Pond to Lord Hamilton, April 1785."; Limited ed. of 500 copies.; Published in co-operation with Keyano College, Fort McMurray, Alta.; Facsimile (Association of Canadian Map Libraries) ; no. 15.,At head of title: National Museum of Canada.Alberta Reclamation Conference (1990 : Fort McMurray, Alta.); compiled by C. B. Powter.; Conference held September 18 and 19, 1990, Fort McMurray, Alberta. -- Includes bibliographical references; p. 61-69. Herald Oilfield Service reclamation project / Mensforth, Michael A / Alberta. Dept. of the Environment. Land Reclamation Division -- p. 85-89. Public participation : increased demands in the 1990s / Brocke, L.K / Alberta. Dept. of the Environment. Land Reclamation Division.Canadian Wildlife Service, Prairie Migratory Bird Research Centre.; v. : ill. ; 28 cm; Caption title.; Report year ends Mar. 31.; [v.1] 1969/1970.Notes: p.191-2.; Selected bibliography: p.193-7.; UA Library copy in the Sarjeant History of Science Collection on loan from University of Calgary.; UA Library copy in the Richard Spafford Western Canadian Legacy Collection.ID: 105ID: 312,Praxis.; Prepared for Canstar Oil Sands Ltd.[electronic resource] : the tar sands' leaking legacy / [author, Matt Price].; 1 electronic text; Issued as part of the Canadian electronic library, Documents collection, and Canadian public policy collection.; "December 2008."; Includes bibliographical references (p. 22-23).; Access restricted to authorized users and institutions.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.; Canadian electronic library. Documents collection.; Canadian electronic library. Canadian public policy collection.[electronic resource] : Ontario's tar sands decision / Matt Price and Gillian McEachern.; 1 electronic text; Issued as part of the Canadian electronic library, Documents collection, and Canadian public policy collection.; "January 2009".; Includes bibliographical references (p. 14-15).; Access restricted to authorized users and institutions.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.; Canadian electronic library. Canadian public policy collection.; Canadian electronic library. Documents collection.Conference on Non-Conventional Oil (2002 : Calgary, Alta.); [electronic resource] : prospects for increased production : conference proceedings.; 1 computer laser disc ; 12 cm; Title from case label.; Sharing experiences in Canada and Venezuela / Philippe Armand -- Non-conventional oil : prospects for increased production : introductory remarks / Robert Priddle -- World energy outlook to 2030 / Fatih Birol -- Focus on Australian shale oil / Stuart Smith -- Non conventional oil : Venezuelan extra heavy crude / [Luis Vielma] -- Alberta's oil sands : non conventional oil conference : focus on Canadian oil sands / Linda White -- The impact of non-conventional oil developments on conventional crude oil markets / Rachid Bencherif -- Non-conventional oil market outlook / Gareth Crandall -- Impact on security and diversity of oil supply in the Asia Pacific region / Yonghun Jung -- Competitiveness relative to conventional oil / David Knapp -- Challenges for climate change policy / Sue Kirby -- Environmental and technological issues associated with non-conventional oil : recent technological advancements / Claude Mandil -- Non conventional oil exploration : a new upgrading technology helps meet environmental and economic challenges / R. Montanari -- Canadian oil sands : managing the delicate balance [David Park] -- Design of fiscal terms and incentives to encourage investment / Marlie Burtt -- The financial industry perspective / John R. Mawdsley -- Investment challenges in the development of Canada's oil sands / Charles F. Ruigrok; Also available on the World Wide Web.; Non-conventional oil : prospects for increased production : introductory remarks; Focus on Australian shale oil; Alberta's oil sands : non conventional oil conference : focus on Canadian oil sands; The impact of non-conventional oil development on conventional crude markets; Environmental and technological issues associated with non-conventional oil : recent technological advancements; The financial industry perspective; Investment challenges in the development of Canada's oil sands13 leaves ; 29 cm; "June, 1988."; "This report summarizes the findings from an operational review ... prepared for Alberta Advanced Education by PMC - Productivity Management Consulting Ltd."--P.1.; Commonly known as: Shields report.7[editor, Proulx, Michel].; Cover title.; "Summer 2003."Fby Cynthia Dawn Pyc.; ix, 144 leaves ; 28 cm; "A thesis submitted to the Faculty of Graduate Studies in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the Degree of Master of Science, Resources and the Environment, Calgary, Alberta, February 1998" -- t.p.; Thesis (M.Sc.) -- University of Calgary, 1998.; Bibliography: l. 135-139.0M.E. Quazi; includes bibliographical references.prepared by M. Quaziz3 v; Contents: 1. Comparative evaluation of current situation.--2. Problem definition/interim report.--3. Recommendations.p[videorecording] : Canada for sale / a White Pines Pictures/Clearwater Media Inc. Production in association with NHK and the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation ; writer, Patrick Reed ; director, Tom Radford ; producer, Peter Raymont, Tom Radford.; 1 videodisc (52 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in; Produced with the participation of the Canadian Film or Video Production Tax Credit ... [et al.].; This DVD may not play in all DVD players.; Editor, Michele Hozer ; directors of photography, Daron Donahue, John Westheuser.; Narrator, Peter Raymont.; DVD-video.; University of Alberta copy has permanent public performance rights.NAndrew Radvanyi.; AGL Great West Life*Xeroxed copy, Mylar overlays in originalHelga Radvanyi, editor.`Helga Radvanyi, editor.; 2 v; UA Library copy in the John Dawson Newton Soil Science Collection.by Rod Rains. ; with the assistance of Terry Peterson.; 8 leaves ; 28 cm; Title on cover: Industrial milk, 32 cow herd, Barrhead district.; On cover: Northwest Alberta.; Industrial milk, 32 cow herd, Barrhead districtsubmitted to the Athabasca River Background Study Steering Committee; submitted by Randall Conrad & Associates.; 1 v. (various pagings) : ill., maps (some col.) ; 28 cm; Title from cover.; "June 22, 1999"--Letter of transmittal.; "Draft"--Cover.; Includes bibliographical references.VCataloging source: eng; General Note: Prepared for Calgary Power Ltd. -- Caption titleID: 247by Michael Joseph Ranger.; [xix], 290 leaves : ill., photographs ; 29 cm; Submitted to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, Department of Geology.; Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Alberta, 1994.5G.J. Raymond.; 44 leaves ; 29 cm; "September 3, 1986"'prepared by Edith J. Read. --; 12 leaves ; 28 cm; "For presentation to: The Morning Star graduates ... [et al.]"; Morning Star program joint run by the University of Alberta, Faculty of Education, the Blue Quills Native Education Centre, and the Saddle Lake/A< thabasca District Council of Chiefs.ID: 378; "For presentation to: The Morning Star graduates ... [et al.]" Morning Star program joint run by the University of Alberta, Faculty of Education, the Blue Quills Native Education Centre, and the Saddle Lake/Athabasca District Council of Chiefs.by Gerard V. Reardon.; x, 129 leaves : ill. ; 29 cm; Thesis (M.A.)--University of Calgary, 1976.; Includes bibliographical references (leaves 126-129).aRecreation Research and Planning Ltd; Prepared for Alberta Dept. of Culture, Youth and Recreationwriting: Jim Redden.; Cover title; "October 2008"; "This special report has been produced by Star Communications for distribution with Oil & Gas Journal" -- coverv. : ill. ; 29 cm; Various volumes are also included in Suncor's Steepbank Environmental Impact Assessment.; Application submitted to Alberta Environmental Protection and Alberta Energy and Utilities Board.; Aurora Mine Application #960552.; "Project no. 5317105."; ADCR copy is v. 1 and v.2 only.; [V.1] - Environmental impact assessment -- [v.2] - Aurora Mine Application -- [v.3] - Summary of environmental impact assessment for the Syncrude Canada Ltd. Aurora Mine -- [v.4] - Ambient air quality observations in the Athabasca Oil Sands Region -- [v.5] - Ambient air quality predictions in the Athabasca Oil Sands Region -- [v.6] - Aquatic baseline report for the Athabasca, Steepbank and Muskeg Rivers in the vicinity of the Steepbank and Aurora Mine / Golder Associates -- [v.7] - Aurora Mine Project historical resources baseline study / Brian Reeves -- [v.8] - Baseline non-traditional resource use in the Aurora Mine EIA local study area and the Syncrude/Suncor regional study area -- [v.9] - Baseline resource use in the Aurora Mine environmental impact assessment regional study area / Fort McKay Environment Services Ltd. -- [v.10] - Baseline soil survey, soil interpretations and terrain analysis of the Aurora Mine local study area -- [v.11] - Baseline vegetation inventory and productivity assessment for the Syncrude Aurora Mine EIA local study area -- [v.12] - Climate and surface water hydrology baseline data for Aurora Mine EIA -- [v.13] - The community of Fort McKay traditional uses of the renewable resources on the proposed Syncrude Aurora Mine site local study area -- [v.14] - Environmental impact assessment baseline noise survey & noise impact assessment for Aurora Mine / Stephen Yee -- [v.15] - Report on technical supporting document hydrogeology baseline study Aurora Mine -- [v.16] Meteorology observations in the Athabasca Oil Sands Region -- [v.17] - Pollutant deposition impacts on lichens, mosses, wood and soil in the Athabasca Oil Sands area (On spine: Peace River Kraft Pulp Mill) -- [v.18] - A profile of the extended community of Fort McKay, Alberta -- [v.19] - Results of bald eagle, osprey and great blue heron nest site surveys near Fort MacKay, Alberta / Axys Environmental Consulting Ltd. -- [v.20] - Sources of atmospheric emissions in the Athabasca Oil Sands Region -- [v.21] - Survey of wildlife, including aquatic mammals, associated with riparian habitat on the Syncrude Canada Ltd. Aurora Mine environmental impact assessment local study area -- [v.22] - Vegetation types and productivity for the Aurora Mine -- [v.23] - Wildlife inventory of oil sand leases 12, 13, and 34 / Westworth, Brusnky & Associates Ltd. -- [v.24] - Wildlife populations and habitat resources for the Syncrude local study area and the Syncrude/Suncor regional study area -- [v.25] - Report on addendum to Syncrude Aurora Mine environmental baseline program: spring and summer 1996 fisheries investigations / Golder Associates -- [v.26] - Aurora Mine supplemental information response -- [v.27] - An assessment of ground-level ozone concentrations in the Athabasca oil sands region -- [v.28] - Cree Burn Lake archaeological site complex 1996 studies: interim report -- [v.29] - Non-segregating tailings: 1995 NST field demonstration summary report -- [v.30] - Syncrude Aurora Mine Project utility corridor (roadway and pipeline) route selection -- [v.31] - Syncrude Aurora Mine Part D - intersite product and water pipelines common facilities / UMA Engineering Ltd. -- [v.32] - Aurora Mine Project update -- [v.33] - Aurora Mine additional information -- [v.34] - Aurora Mine additional supplemental information response -- [V.35] - Aurora Mine regional development update.; AGL Great West Life*v.17 has Peace River Kraft Pulp Mill on spine and v.22 is maps only, the report is not yet released.; AGL Petroleum Plaza: v.1 contains 1 map in pocket.; Aurora Mine environmental impact assessment; Summary of environmental impact assessment for the Syncrude Aurora MineMprepared by Armin Preiksaitis, Norm Connolly.; 1 v. (various pagings) ; 28 cm~prepared for the Northern River Basins Study under Project 4121-D4 by Philippe Reicher.; 1 v. (varouis pagings) : maps ; 28 cmVReid, Crowther & Partners Ltd.; iii, 83 leaves : map ; 28 cm; Photocopy of typescript.prepared for Parks Canada Prairie Region ; Reid, Crowther & Partners Limited in association with Thurber Consultants Ltd.; 1 v. (varioous pagings) : ill., maps ; 29 cm; "February 1982".; Includes bibliographical references (leaves 6.1-6.8).ID: 293=ID: 287; UA Library copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.WPeace-Athabasca Delta Symposium (1971 : Edmonton, Alta.); Editorial committee: E. R. Reinelt [and others]; Sponsored by the Water Resources Centre in cooperation with the Dept. of Extension, University of Alberta.; Constitutional jurisdiction for water legislation in Canada / Harrison, R.J. -- Legal liabilities in water projects / Lucas, Alastair R, Franson, Robert T -- . Forward strategies for water planning in the north : the case for comprehensive planning / Plain, Richard H.M -- . The Peace River and inter-basin diversion / Laycock, A.H.; Proceedings of the Peace-Athabasca Delta symposiumJby Donald Bryce Remington.; 54 leaves : ill., maps ; 28 cm; "A thesis submitted to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science, Department of Geology".; Thesis (M.Sc.)--University of Alberta, 1960.; Includes bibliographical references (leaves 32-33).gby Renewable Resources Consulting Services Ltd.; [42] leaves : map; Bibliography: p. 13-14.; FurbearersRenewable Resources Consulting Services Ltd.; 40 leaves : ill; Prepared for Ekistic Design Consultants Ltd. -- Part of Northeast Alberta Regional Plan. -- Bibliography: p. 38-40; Northeast Alberta Regional PlanRenewable Resources Consulting Services Ltd; 10 leaves; Prepard for Ekistic Design Consultants Ltd. -- Bibliography: p. 10; Rare and endangered speciesRenewable Resources Consulting Services Ltd; 25 leaves; Prepared for Ekistic Design Consultants. -- Part of Northeast Alberta Regional Plan. -- Bibliography: p. 24-25; Northeast Alberta Regional Planprepared for Ekistic Design Consultants Ltd. by Renewable Resources Consulting Services Ltd.; 26 leaves; Northeast Alberta Regional Plan; Preliminary terms of referenceRenewable Resources Consulting Services Ltd; 14 leaves; Prepared for Ekistic Design Consultants Ltd. -- Part of Northeast Alberta Regional Plan; An approach to biological assessment; Northeast Alberta Regional Plan:[by the] staff of Research and Education Association.; 2 vInformation series (Research Council of Alberta); Research Council of Alberta.; 33 v. : ill. ; 25-29 cm; Irregular.; No. 30-no. 62.; Each issue has a distinctive title.; Monographic series catalogued as a serial (May 1988).29 leaves : col. map ; 29 cm5 v. in 1 : ill; Report 15: Geology of the area between Athabaska and Embarras Rivers, Alberta [original spelling of Athabasca is with a "K"] / R.L.Rutherford.--Report 17: Geology along the Bow River between Cochrane and Kananaskis, Alberta / R.L. Rutherford.--Report 19:Geology of the area between North Saskatchewan and McLeod Rivers, Alberta / R.L. Rutherford.--Report 21: Geology and water resources in parts of Peace River and Grande Prairie districts, Alberta / R.L. Rutherford.--Report 30: Geology of Central Alberta / John A. Allan and R. L. Rutherford.; Geology of the area b< etween Athabaska and Embarras Rivers, Alberta [original spelling of Athabasca is with a "K"]; Geology along Bow River between Cochrane and Kananaskis, Alberta; Geology of the area between North Saskatchewan and McLeod Rivers, Alberta; Geology and water resources in parts of Peace River and Grande Prairie districts, Alberta; Geology of Central Alberta; Report (Research Council of Alberta) ; 15; Report (Research Council of Alberta) ; 17; Report (Research Council of Alberta) ; 19; Report (Research Council of Alberta) ; 21; Report (Research Counicl of Alberta) ; 30DOE/PC/30201-2; by Barry S. Resnick, Randall D. Metz ; prepared for U.S. Department of Energy, Laramie Energy Technology Center.; Bibliography: p. 58-60.; Final report.; Prepared for the U.S. Dept. of Energy. AC22-80PC30201<L.I. Retfalvi ... [et al.].; 20 leaves ; 28 cm; Cover title.by Jeanine Marie Rhemtulla.; [11], 109 leaves ; 28 cm; A thesis submitted to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science, Department of Renewable Resources.; Thesis (M.Sc.)--University of Alberta, 1999.ID: 212edited by E.E. Rich; lix, 498p. : maps ; 21 cm; UA Library copy in the Chalmers Western Canadian History Collection.; Publications of Hudson's Bay Record Society. ; 1ID: 314v. : ill., maps ; 30 cm; Cover title.; "April 2002."; V.1 - Introduction; Project description; Related project applications -- v.2 - Table of contents/Abbreviations; Introduction to EIA; Air quality and noise; Aquatic resources -- v.3 - Terrestrial resources; Air emission effects on ecological receptors; Biodiversity assessment; Traditional land use assessment; Resource use assessment; Historical resources assessment; Health assessment; Socio-economic assessment; Summary -- v.4 - Appendices I to VII -- v.5 - Appendices VIII to XII -- v.6 - Appendices XIII to XVII -- v.7 - Appendices XVIII to XXI -- [v.8] - Summary of the Rio Alto Exploration Ltd. application and environmental impact assessment.; [V.9] - Report historical resources impact assessment Rio Alto Kirby Project archaeological research permit 2001-155 / Golder Associates -- [v.10] - Traditional land use by the Chipewyan Prairie Dene First Nation / Golder Associates -- [v.11] - Report on groundwater flow model Rio Alto Kirby Project EIA / Waterline Resources Inc. and Thomson Hydrogeologic Ltd. -- [v.12] - Athabasca Oil Sands regional resource use baseline.; Summary of the Rio Alto Exploration Ltd. application and environmental impact assessment; Report historical resources impact assessment Rio Alto Kirby Project archaeological research permit 2001-155; Traditional land use by the Chipewyan Prairie Dene First Nation; Report on groundwater flow model Rio Alto Kirby Project EIA; Athabasca Oil Sands regional resource use baselineuedited by Robert Roach.; Save your money! / Robert Roach -- Alberta's money jars / Brett Gartner -- The butterfly effect / Martha Piper -- All aboard / Fred Stenson -- Metamorphosis /r,eborah Yedlin -- Whither a Heritage Fund public dividend policy? / Allan Warrack -- Alberta by design / Lance Carlson -- An apple a day / Penny Hawe and Alan Shiell -- Alberta on the environmental cusp / Sydney Sharpe -- Atelier Alberta / Aritha van Herk -- Green cities are great cities / Byron Miller -- A sure thing / Curtis Gillespie.; Also available online (viewed on Jan. 16, 2008) at address: http://www.cwf.ca/V2/files/Energy_Legacy.pdfby Jan Robbins-Chant.; 153 leaves ; ill. ; 2002; Cover title.; "January 2002"--Cover.; Includes bibliographical references (p. 126-132).by Jan Robbins-Chant.; 162 leaves ; ill. ; 2002; Cover title.; "January 2002"--Cover.; Includes bibliographical references (p. 134-140).$Richard Roberts; 27p. : ill. ; 28 cm?prepared for Canstar Oil Sands Ltd. ; [by] Praxis Ltd. ; Richard Roberts in association with George Kupfer.; "Canstar Oil Sands Ltd., a joint venture of NOVA, An Alberta Corporation and Petro-Canada Exploration Ltd., is conducting feasibility studies for the development of oil sands prospects in northeastern Alberta."James M.A. Robinson and Julienne Y. Jessup.; Sponsored by: Major Project Research Group, The Faculty of Management, The University of Calgary and the Canadian Major Projects Association.; AB Resource Development Edmonton: Planning and Development. Markets and Regulatory.by Mike Robinson, Terry Garvin and Gordon Hodgson.; On title page: Canada-Alberta Partnership Agreement in Forestry.; Includes bibliographical references.Iedited by Robert Robson.; Institute of Urban Studies publication. no.151.96 cm. + 860 photographs; Accession no. 72-81.; Access open.; L.A. Romanet (1880-1964) came to Canada from France in 1903. He joined the French fur trading company, Revillon Freres, and worked at the Ungava trading post in Quebec. In 1916 Romanet joint the Hudson's Bay Company as an inspector. By 1923, he had become district manager of the Athabasca and Mackenzie River Districts and general manager of the Alberta and Arctic Transportation Company. After he left the Hudson's Bay Company in 1930, Louis Romanet was employed at various times as an agent for North Star Oil Company; for Abasand Oils Ltd., and as an inspector for the Northwest Service Command during World War II.; Published inventory available: A guide to the papers of Louis Auguste Romanet 1890s, 1900-1945. Edmonton; University of Alberta Archives, 1975.; Thomas, Lowell Jackson. Kabluk of the Eskimo, Boston: Little and Brown, 1932; Kabluk of the Eskimogeology, John D. Root, consultant ; ecology, Johanna E. Jacks, Beth MacCallum, consultants ; history, Judith T. Johnson, consultant.E. Fred Roots ... [et al.]; 0068-0303; Includes bibliographical references.; Occasional publication (Canadian Circumpolar Institute) ; no. 34.prepared by Uwe V.R. Roper, Greg R. Bronson.; 1 v. (various pagings) : ill. ; 28 cm; ALB-170.; Prepared for: Alberta Environment, Wastes and Chemical Division.; Includes bibliographical references.; Compendium 9 - Robert Battenfelder, Barrhead, Alberta\Monique M. Passelac-Ross, Vernica Potes.; "May 2007"; Includes bibliographical references.@ID: 285; Includes charts, location map, distance chart and text.[cartographic material] : Rocky Mountain region, Jasper to Whitecourt / Clayton Roth, author and cartographer.; Scale 1:125,000.; 1 map in 4 segments : both sides, col. ; on sheet 64 x 48 cm., folded to 21 x 10 cm; Includes charts, location map, distance chart and text.; Panel title.; Base map information: Energy, Mines and Resources Canada.; Includes map of the Athabasca River region, scale 1:1,429,000.; "River access points and shuttle roads, campgrounds, facilities, points of interest, rapids and paddling information, river distances and descriptions, natural and human history."; "Novice to lower intermediate."; "ARCA, Alberta Recreational Canoe Association"--on panel.; 1. Jasper to Hinton -- 2. Hinton to Emerson -- 3. Emerson to #947 -- 4. #947 to Whitecourt. J.G. Rouse.3, [2] leaves ; 30 cm\[microform] / Robert Nicholas Louis Rozenhart.; vii, 143 leaves ; cm; In partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Education, Department of Educational Administration.; Thesis (M.Ed.)--University of Alberta< , 1981.; Microfiche. Ottawa : National Library of Canada, 1981. 2 microfiche ; 11 x 15 cm. (Canadian theses ; 54022)Jeffrey Rubin.; Description based on copy printed Jan. 9, 2005 from http://research.cibcwm.com/economic_public/download/jan06.pdf; "Economics & strategy"; "January 9, 2006"; With: Inverted logic : the yield curve and recession / Avery Shenfeld and Leslie Preston. The global crude supply outlook : tighter markets ahead / Jeff Rubin and Peter Buchanan.; Inverted logic : the yield curve and recession; The global crude supply outlook : tighter markets ahead; Monthly indicators (Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce. World Markets)by Nancy Rubuliak, Edmonton Social Planning Council ; prepared for West Jasper Place Community Needs Project.; 111 leaves : ill., maps ; 28 cm; "December 1981."M.J. Ruel; 15 leaves ; 28 cmby Walter Ruhl.; Errata slip inserted.; Includes bibliographical references and indexes.; Geology of petroleum (Ferdinand Enke Verlag) v. 6 by Robert Alan Runte.; xii, 266 leaves ; 29 cm; Spine title: The open university concept in Alberta.; In partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Education, Department of Educational Foundations.; Thesis (M.Ed.)--University of Alberta, 1981.6by R.H. Russell ...[et al].; Bibliography : p.100-102.presented to Travel Alberta and Canada/Alberta Tourism Agreement (CATA) ; presented by Ruston/Tomany & Associates, Ltd.; 3 v. in 10 : ill. ; 29 cm. + Technical Appendix (3 v. in 5); "February 1989".; Contents: v.1. Executive summary. -- v.1: sections A-D. Detailed tabulatins. -- v.2. General summary : volume, value and trip characteristics. v.2: sections A-C. Detailed tabulations. -- v.3. General summary : activiries, sites and attitudinal information. -- Technical appendix: section A, methodology -- Technical appendix: section B v.1. Summer, fall and spring questionnaires. -- Technical appendix: section B v.2. Witer questionaires and recording documents. -- Technical appendix: section B v.3. Detailed field and coding procedures. -- Technical appendix: section C. Detailed stint information.; 9:GOV DOC CA2 AL TA 89R55 append. sect.B v.1 10:GOV DOC CA2 AL TA 89R55 append. sect.B v.2 13:GOV DOC CA2 AL TA 89R55 append. sect.B v.3; Canada/Alberta Tourism AgreementID: 186Xsubmitted to Alberta Energy and Natural Resources, Alberta Native Affairs, Indian Affairs and Northern Development Canada by S.B. Smith Environmental Consultants Limited, in association with Billingsgate Fish Company Limited, Calgary, Alberta ; on behalf of Fort Chipewyan Community Organization.; 1 v. (various pagings) ; 29 cm; "August 1983". Salt River First Nation.; v. : ill. ; 44 cm; Vol. 1 (Mar. 1997)-; Title from caption.; Treaty negotiations are between Canada and First Nations comprising Salt River First Nation (working together with Fort Fitzgerald Dene Band), and Smith's Landing Chipewyan Band. M3: Opinionby R.W. Sandford.; "Official souvenir"--Cover.; Includes bibliographical references (p. 32).; UA Library copy in the Richard Spafford Western Canadian Legacy Collection.nJohn E. Sater, A. G. Ronhovde, and L. C. Van Allen.; References:p.306-9.; Includes bibliographical references.GBanff Conference on Natural Resources Law (2nd : 1985 : Banff, Alta.); edited by J. Owen Saunders.; 8601; Papers presented at the second Banff Conference on Natural Resources Law, sponsored by the Canadian Institute of Resources Law and held in Banff, Alberta April 17-20, 1985.; AGL North Petroleum Plaza: Legal Services (c.1)tTitle from cover.; "Alberta 1905-1980".; UA Library copy in the Richard Spafford Western Canadian Legacy Collection.QGeoff Sawyer.; [7], 146, [2] leaves : ill., maps ; 28 cm; Appendices 1-5 assess and define the themes and concepts for a historical resources site in the Lesser Slave Lake region, including Lesser Slave Lake and Hilliard's Bay provincial parks.; Bibliography: p. [111]-116.; AGL Great West Life*Copies 1-2 include leaves 148-156 (index).7Scace & Associates Ltd.; 1 v. (various pagings) ; 29 cmby Robert C. Scace.; Cover title.; "Background report prepared for Federal Environmental Assessment Review Office and Northern Diseased Bison Environmental Assessment Panel."; "November 27, 1989."ID: 315; Submitted to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Library and Information Studies, Faculty of Library and Information Studies.[cartographic material].; 1 map; Scale 1:250,000.; On cover: Land capability for wildlife-waterfowl : Fort Chipewyan - 74L.; Capability classification by K. Ambrock and C. Schick, produced by Drafting Pool, Technical Services Division, Alberta Environment.; Includes descriptive legend.; Land capability for wildlife-waterfowl : Fort Chipewyan - 74L; Alberta Land Inventory. Land capability for wildlife-waterfowl ; 74LADescription based on copy printed June 11, 2007 from http://www.powi.ca/pdfs/running_out_of_steam.pdf; Cover title; "May 2007"; Includes bibliographical references; Sect. 1. Future water flows and human withdrawals in the Athabasca River / by D.W. Schindler, W.F. Donahue and John P. Thompson -- Sect. 2. Water use and Alberta oil sands development -- science and solutions : an analysis of options / by Vic Adamowicz; Future water flows and human withdrawals in the Athabasca River; Water use and Alberta oil sands development -- science and solutions : an analysis of options[electronic resource] : the impacts of in situ oil sands development on Alberta's boreal forest / Richard Schneider, Simon Dyer.; 1 electronic text; "August 2006".; Issued as part of the Canadian electronic library documents collection.; Includes bibliographical references: p. 35-36.; Access restricted to authorized users and institutions.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.; Canadian electronic library. Documents collection.; Oil sands fever seriesRichard Schneider, Simon Dyer; Description based on copy printed Aug. 1, 2006, from http://www.pembina.org/pdf/publications/1000-cuts.pdf; "August 2006"; Includes bibliographical references.[videorecording]; 1 videocassette (VHS) (29:40 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in; Issued as part of the Traditional Knowledge Component of the Northern River Basin Study.; Narrator: Dorothy Schreiber.Carl Schreier ; with introduction by Bruno Engler ; and photography by Raymond Gehman.; Includes bibliographical references (p. 62).Pprepared by Reginald Schultz, Jerry Bentz.; Includes bibliographical references.Cataloging source: ARDC engprepared for the Government of Canada, Department of Regional Industrial Expansion ; prepared by PCM Construction Control Consultants Limited in association with R.A. Schulz.; [2], 21, A3, [38] leaves : tables ; 22 x 37 cm; "February, 1985".; "In October, 1984 The Federal and Alberta Governments signed a Memorandum of Understanding concerning the Canada/Alberta Tourism Development Strategy."; Canada/Alberta Tourism Development Strategy Mamorandum of Understanding'Science Council of Canada.; 1v. ; 28 cm(Science Council of Canada.; 12p. ; 28 cmRonald Scollon.; ISSN: 0316-1854; ISSN: 0316-1862.; Includes bibliographical references.; UA BARD copy in the Bryan-Gruhn collection.; Paper (Canadian Ethnology Service) 52.; Mercury series.ID: 194; UA BARD copy in the Bryan-Gruhn collection. edited by Ronald Scollon, Suzanne B. K. Scollon.; Bibliography.; UA BARD copy in the Bryan-Gruhn collection.eRonald Scollon.; vi, 80 p; #A Summary also in French.; #B Bibliography: p. 67-69.; #A 81458613 biblioCover title.; "December 10, 2004"; Steering Committee Co-Chairs: Allan Scott, Irene Lewis; Includes bibliographical references.; Also available on the World Wide Web.; System requirements for online access: Adobe Acrobat.by June Scott.proceedings prepared by Pallister Resource Management Ltd. ; Peggy Seely , editor.; 1v. : ill., map ; 26 cm; Making the frontiers conventionalPeter Senge and Charlotte Roberts.; On t.p.: "Setting the standards for executive development".; Includes: The leader's new work : building learning organizations [by] Peter M. Senge.; Includes bibliographical references.; Leader's new work : building < learning organizationsprepared for Alberta Newsprint Company, prepared by: Sentar Consultants Ltd.; "March 1996".; Includes bibliographical references (p. 173-181).tby Ernest Thompson Seton ...; "Copyright, 1911 ... New uniform edition ... 1917 ... Republication October 30, 1943."[electronic resource] : correcting the course of cumulative environmental management in the Athabasca Oil Sands / Chris Severson-Baker, Jennifer Grant, Simon Dyer.; 1 electronic text; Issued as part of the Canadian electronic library documents collection.; "August 18, 2008."; Includes bibliographical references.; 1. Summary -- 2. Oil sands fever -- 3. Environmental mismanagement in the Oil Sands -- 3.1. Key ingredients for effective environmental management -- 3.2. Regional sustainable development strategy: in with a bang, out with a fizzle -- 3.3. Best intentions and the cumulative environmental management association -- 3.4. Losing confidence & leaving CEMA -- 4. Proposed path forward -- 4.1. Suspending approvals until environmental management is implemented -- 4.2. Re-constitute stakeholder engagement -- 4.3. Implementing a regional land use strategy -- Appendix. History of the RSDS.; Access restricted to authorized users and institutions.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.; Canadian electronic library. Documents collection.zID: 278; Description based on copy printed Sept. 26, 2008 from http://pubs.pembina.org/reports/Taking_the_Wheel-report.pdfChris Severson-Baker, Jennifer Grant, Simon Dyer.; Description based on copy printed Sept. 26, 2008 from http://pubs.pembina.org/reports/Taking_the_Wheel-report.pdf; "August 18, 2008"; Includes bibliographical references.; Regional Sustainable Development Strategy (Alberta)by Dennis A. Sharp.[electronic resource] / Andrew Sharpe ... [et al.].; 1 electronic text; Issued as part of the Canadian electronic library, Documents collection, and Canadian public policy collection.; "November 2008".; Includes bibliographical references (p. 35-41).; Access restricted to authorized users and institutions.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.; CSLS research report (Online) ; 2008-7.; Canadian electronic library. Documents collection.; Canadian electronic library. Canadian public policy collection.ILeslie Shaw; 63p. ; 29 cm; Includes footnotes at the end of each section.prepared by R.D. Shaw and L.R. Noton.; 15 leaves : maps ; 29 cm; Cover title.; Filed as document A-30 at the Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30-31, 1989.; Includes bibliographical references.; The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing filed documents at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30-31, 1989 Shawinigan Stanley.; 12 v. : ill., charts, maps ; 29 cm. + 1 list of reports; [Prepared for Alberta Environment.]; List of reports prepared for the study in pocket of v.1.; V.1 & 2 Project design : final report -- App.A Project design studies : cost estimates -- App.B Project design studies : hydrology -- App.C Project design studies : modelling and simulations -- App.D Project design studies : site information -- App.E Project design studies : construction materials -- App.F Project design studies : geophysical surveys -- App.G Project design studies : reservoir integrity -- App.H Project design studies : geotechnical studies -- App.I Project design studies : Rochers control structure -- App.J Drawings [42 x 60 cm].; Slave River hydro feasibility study : project designID: 27Cover title.; "January 2007."January 2007.; Cover title.Description based on 2006 issue.; "... environmental annual report to meet Alberta Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act and Water Act requirements" -- cover.; "For submission to: Alberta Environment" -- cover.; Also available in CD ROM format.[electronic resource] : phase 1 / submitted by: Shell Canada Limited to Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and to Alberta Environment.; 2 computer optical laser discs : ill., maps ; 12 cm; At head of title: Application for approval of the.; "May 2002."; CD1. Application and environmental impact assessment -- CD2. Supplemental information; System requirements: Adobe Acrobat which is supplied on discs.; Application for approval of the Jackpine mine - phase 1[electronic resource]; 4 computer laser optical discs : ill., maps ; 3/4 in; At head of title: Application for approval of the.; "December 2007."; "Submitted by: Shell Canada Limited; submitted to: Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and to Alberta Environment" -- cover.; [CD1.] Project descriptions and environmental impact assessment -- [CD2.] Environmental setting reports -- [CD3.] Environmental impact assessment update (May 2008) -- [CD4.] Pierre River Mine Project supplemental information (May 2009); Application for approval of the Jackpine Mine Expansion & Pierre River Mine Project; Pierre River Mine Project supplemental informationsubmitted by: Shell Canada Limited to Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and to Alberta Environment.; v. : ill., maps ; 30 cm; At head of title: Application for approval of the.; "May 2002."; V.1. Project description -- v.2. Management plans -- v.3, pt.1. Introduction and aquatic resources, part 1: environmental impact assessment -- v.3, pt.2. Introduction and aquatic resources, part 2: appendices: environmental impact assessment -- v.4. Terrestrial resources and wetlands: environmental impact assessment -- v.5. Air and noise: environmental impact assessment -- v.6. Cultural evaluation: environmental impact assessment -- v.7. Socio-economic impact assessment: environmental impact assessment -- [v.8] Aquatic resources environmental setting for Jackpine Mine - phase 1 / Golder Associates -- [v.9] Athabasca oil sands regional resource use baseline / Golder Associates -- [v.10] Biodiversity environmental setting for Jackpine Mine - phase 1 / Golder Associates -- [v.11] Closure drainage plan for Jackpine Mine - phase 1 / Golder Associates.; [V.12] Conceptual no net loss plan for Jackpine Mine - phase 1 / Golder Associates -- [v.13] Forestry environmental setting for Jackpine Mine - phase 1 / Golder Associates -- [v.14] Historical resources impact assessment for Jackpine Mine - phase 1 final report #2001-230 / Golder Associates -- [v.15] Invertebrate drift surveys in Muskeg and Shelley Creeks for Jackpine Mine - phase 1 / Golder Associates -- [v.16] Hydrogeology environmental setting / Komex International Ltd. -- [v.17] Soil and terrain environmental setting report for Jackpine Mine - phase 1 / Golder Associates -- [v.18] Surface water hydrology environmental setting for Jackpine Mine - phase 1 / Golder Associates -- [v.19] Terrestrial vegetation and wetlands environmental setting report for Jackpine Mine - phase 1 / Golder Associates -- [v.20] Traditional land use environmental setting report for Jackpine Mine - phase 1 / Golder Associates.; [V.21] Water quality environmental setting report for Jackpine Mine - phase 1 / Golder Associates -- [v.22] Wildlife environmental setting for Jackpine Mine - phase 1 / Golder Associates -- [v.23] Wildlife habitat modelling for Jackpine Mine - phase / Golder Associates -- [v.24] Surface water quality and human, aquatic biota and wildlife health for Jackpine Mine - Phase 1 / Golder Associates Ltd. and Cantox Environmental Inc. (June 2002) -- [v.25] Jackpine Mine - phase 1 project and EIA summary (June 2002) -- [v.26] Supplemental information (December 2002) -- [v.27] Supplemental information and consultation update, March 2003 -- [ v.28] Regional development update, March 2003 -- [v.29] Shell Canada Limited applications for an oil sands mine, bitumen extraction plant, cogeneration plant, and water pipeline in the Fort McMurray area (Joint Panel Report Decision 2004-009).; Application for approval of the Jackpine Mine - phase 1; Aquatic resources environmental setting for Jackpine Mine - phase 1; Athabasca oil sands regional resource use baseline; Biodiversity environmental setting for Jackpine Mine - phase 1; Closure drainage plan for Jackpine Mine - phase 1; Conceptual no net loss plan for Jackpine Mine - phase 1; Forestry environmental setting for Jackpine Mine - ph< ase 1; Historical resources impact assessment for Jackpine Mine - phase 1; Invertebrate drift surveys in Muskeg and Shelley Creeks for Jackpine Mine - phase 1; Hydrogeology environmental setting Jackpine Mine - phase 1; Soil and terrain environmental setting report for Jackpine Mine - phase 1; Surface water hydrology environmental setting for Jackpine Mine - phase 1; Terrestrial vegetation and wetlands environmental setting report for Jackpine Mine - phase 1; Traditional land use environmental setting report for Jackpine Mine - phase 1; Water quality environmental setting report for Jackpine Mine - phase 1; Wildlife environmental setting report for Jackpine Mine - phase 1; Wildlife habitat modelling for Jackpine Mine - phase 1; Surface water quality and human, aquatic biota and wildlife health for Jackpine Mine - phase 1; Shell Canada Limited applications for an oil sands mine, bitumen extraction plant, cogeneration plant, and water pipeline in the Fort McMurray areaCv. : ill., maps ; 30 cm; At head of title: Application for approval of the.; "December 2007."; "Submitted by: Shell Canada Limited; submitted to: Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and to Alberta Environment" -- cover.; V.1. Jackpine mine expansion project - project description -- v.2. Pierre River mine project - project description -- v.3. Jackpine mine expansion & Pierre River mine project - air quality, noise and environmental health -- v.4a. Jackpine mine expansion & Pierre River mine project environmental impact assessment [EIA] - aquatic resources -- v.4b. Jackpine mine expansion & Pierre River mine project EIA - aquatic resources appendices -- v.5. Jackpine mine expansion & Pierre River mine project EIA - terrestrial resources and human environment -- [v.6.] Jackpine mine expansion & Pierre River mine project environmental setting report - aquatics -- [v.7.] Jackpine mine expansion & Pierre River mine project environmental setting report - cultural -- [v.8.] J Jackpine mine expansion & Pierre River mine project environmental setting report - hydrogeology -- [v.9.] Jackpine mine expansion & Pierre River mine project environmental setting report - Terrestrial -- [v.10.] Environmental impact assessment update (May 2008) -- [v.11.] Pierre River mine project supplemental information - volume 1: Project update and ERCB SIRS (May 2009) -- [v.12.] Pierre River mine project supplemental information - volume 2: AENV SIRs and supplements (May 2009); AGL Great West Life*Appendices are in CD format.; Application for approval of the Jackpine Mine Expansion & Pierre River Mine Project[electronic resource]; Description based on 2006 issue.; "... environmental annual report to meet Alberta Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act and Water Act requirements" -- cover.; "For submission to: Alberta Environment" -- cover.; Also available in print format.[electronic resource]; 1 computer laser optical disc : ill., maps ; 3/4 in; Supplied information: File No. 00001642-013.; "Submitted by: Shell Canada Limited. Submitted to: Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and to Alberta Environment, December 2006" -- cover.; V.1. Project description -- v.2a. Environmental impact assessment (EIA) introduction; air quality; climate change; noise; human health risk assessment -- v.2b. Hydrogeology; hydrology; surface water quality; aquatic ecology -- v.2c. Soils and terrain; vegetation; wildlife; biodiversity -- v.2d. Socio-economic impact assessment; historical resources impact assessment; traditional ecological knowledge and land use; land and resource use.; System requirements: Adobe Acrobat.XShell Canada Limited.; v. : ill., maps ; 30 cm; "Submitted to Alberta Energy and Utilities Boar d and to Alberta Environmental Protection, Calgary, December 1997" -- cover.; Supplied information: Shell Canada Limited environmental impact assessment (EIA) report lease 13, Muskeg River Mine Project.; Vol.1. Project description -- Vol.2. Environmental impact assessment (EIA) biophysical and historical resources baseline conditions -- Vol.3, Pt.1. EIA biophysical and historical resources, Part 1: Impact assessment -- Vol.3, Pt.2. EIA biophysical and historical resources, Part 2: Supplements -- Vol.4. EIA biophysical and historical resources cumulative effects assessment -- Vol.5. EIA socio-economic impact assessment -- [Vol.6.] Environmental impact assessment summary for the: Muskeg River mine project / Golder Associates.; [Vol.7.] Aquatic resources baseline study for the Muskeg River Mine Project -- [Vol.8.] Ecological land classification (ELC) baseline for the Muskeg River Mine Project -- [Vol.9.] Feasibility design of reclamation drainage systems for the Muskeg River Mine Project -- [Vol.10.] Forestry baseline report for the Muskeg River Mine Project -- [Vol.11.] Hydrogeology baseline study oil sands lease 13 / Komex International Ltd. -- [Vol.12.] Hydrogeology winter work program oil sands lease 13 -- [Vol.13.] Lease 13 surface water hydrology 1997 winter data collection program -- [Vol.14.] Shell Lease 13 winter aquatics field program.; [Vol.15.] Summer field reconnaissance to determine the general composition of floral and faunal groups present in the former Alsands lease and their relation to traditional resources used by members of the community of Fort McKay / Fort McKay Environment Services Ltd. -- [Vol.16.] Terrain and soil baseline for the Muskeg River Mine Project -- [Vol.17.] Terrestrial vegetation baseline for the Muskeg River Mine Project -- [Vol.18.] Water management plan for the Muskeg River Mine Project -- [Vol.19.] Wetlands baseline for the Muskeg River Mine Project.; [Vol.20.] Wildlife baseline conditions for Shell's proposed Muskeg River Mine Project -- [Vol.21.] Winter wildlife surveys conducted on Shell Lease 13 March 1997 -- [Vol.22.] 1997 summer data collection program and baseline hydrologic and hydraulic studies for the Muskeg River Mine Project -- [Vol.23.] Historical resources impact assessment for the Muskeg River Mine Project: Permit Number 97-107 -- [Vol.24.] Wildlife habitat suitability indices (HSI) modelling for the Muskeg River Mine Project -- [Vol.25.] Environmental impact assessment summary for the Muskeg River Mine Project -- [Vol.26.] Oil sands regional aquatics monitoring program (RAMP) 1997 -- [Vol.27.] Muskeg River Mine Project supplemental information.; [Vol.28.] Submission of Alberta Environmental Protection and Alberta Health in relation to the Muskeg River Mine Project submitted by Shell Canada Limited / William A. McDonald -- [Vol.29.] Shell Canada Limited application to construct and operate an oil sands mine in the Fort McMurray area.; Shell Canada Limited environmental impact assessment (EIA) report lease 13, Muskeg River Mine Project; Aquatic resources baseline study for the Muskeg Mine Project; Ecological land classification (ELC) baseline for the Muskeg River Mine Project; Feasibility design of reclamation drainage systems for the Muskeg River Mine Project; Forestry baseline report for the Muskeg Mine Project; Hydrogeology baseline study oil sands lease 13; Hydrogeology winter work program oil sands lease 13; Lease 13 surface water hydrology 1997 winter data collection program; Shell lease 13 winter aquatics field program; Summer field reconnaissance to determine the general composition of floral and faunal groups present in the former Alsands lease and their relation to traditional resources used by members of the community of Fort McKay; Terrain and soil baseline for the Muskeg River Mine Project; Terrestrial vegetation baseline for the Muskeg River Mine Project; Water management plan for the Muskeg River Mine Project; Wetlands baseline for the Muskeg River Mine Project; Wildlife baseline conditions for Shell's proposed Muskeg River Mine Project; Winter wildlife surveys conducted on Shell lease 13 March 1997; 1997 summer data collection program and baseline hydrologic and hydraulic studies for the Muskeg River Mine Project; Historical resources impact assessment for the Muskeg River Mine Project; Wildlife habitat suitability indices (HSI) modelling for the Muskeg River Mine Project; Environmental impact assessment summary for the Muskeg River Mine Project; Oil sands regional aqua< tics monitoring program (RAMP) 1997; Muskeg River Mine Project supplemental information; Submission of Alberta Environmental Protection and Alberta Health in relation to the Muskeg River Mine Project submitted by Shell Canada Limited; Shell Canada Limited application to construct and operate an oil sands mine in the Fort McMurray area^Shell Canada Ltd; Prepared for Alberta Environment, Land Conservation and Reclamation Division"[electronic resource] / submitted by Shell Canada Limited.; 5 computer laser optical discs : ill., maps ; 3/4 in; "Submitted to Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and to Alberta Environment -- cover.; Cover title.; At head of title: Application for approval of the.; "April 2005."; "The environmental impact assessment report was prepared for Albian Sands Energy Inc. (Albian) by Golder Associates" -- v.2.; CD1. Project description; air quality, noise and environmental health; aquatic resources; terrestrial resources and human environment -- CD2. Environmental setting reports for the Muskeg River Mine Expansion: Aquatics; hydrogeology; terrestrial; historical resources, traditional land use, and resource use; historical resources studies final report noise -- CD3. Supplemental information -- CD4. Historical resources studies (2005) final report -- CD5. Environmental impact assessment appendices for the Muskeg River Mine Expansion (Feb. 2005); System requirements: Adobe Acrobat.; Application for approval of the Muskeg River Mine expansion projectw[electronic resource]; Cover title.; Some issues available in print format; AGL Great West Life*2008 does not have maps.Shell Canada Limited; 1v. : ill., maps ; 29 cm1 v. (various pagings) : illG.R. Shelley & Associates Ltd.; v, 112 leaves : ill. (some folded) ; 28 cm; Cover title.; Letter of submission dated Oct. 29, 1975.; Report submitted to the Town of Slave Lake, Town Council and Recreation Board and the Alberta Dept. of Municipal Affairs, Provincial Planning Branch.G.R. Shelley & Associates.; 31 leaves ; 22 cm; Cover title.; Submitted to the Steering Committee, Proposed MacDonald Island Recreation Centre.; President, Gene R. Shelley.G.R. Shelley & Associates.; 24 leaves : ill. (folded) ; 22 cm; Cover title.; Submitted to New Town of Fort McMurray Steering Committee, MacDonald Island Recreation Centre.; President, Gene R. Shelley.William Sheridan; 1p. ; 28 cm"by the Sibbald Group.; 9p. ; 29 cmID: 151; Interdisciplinary research on resource frontier communities, by L. B. Siemens.--Predictors of occupational aspirations of high school students in single enterprise communities, by J. W. Peach.--Homemaking in a resource-frontier community: aspects for research, by S. M. Weber. Papers on work of the Center, aspirations of high school students and research method in homemaking study.>[photos by Lee Simmons ; text: Sabrina Grobler].; Cover title.ACover title.; Color illustrations of pastels by Charleen Simpson.edited by E.E. Rich, with a foreword by Lord Tweedsmuir and an introduction by Chester Martin.; Maps in cover-lining pocket.; Limited ed. of 550 copies.; Bibliographical foot-notes.; UA BARD copy in the Bryan-Gruhn collection.; Publications of Hudson's Bay Record Society. v. 1Cataloging source: AEU eng; General Note: Description of a winter journey from Red River to Athabasca in 1836-37, and the return trip during the winter of 1839-40. The introduction consists of a memoir of Thomas Simpson by his brother Alexander. Cf. Wagner-Camp.; Reproduction note: Microfiche. Zug, Switzerland : Inter Documentation Company, 196-?]. 8 microfiche : positive ; 9 x 12 cm. (Arctica ; no. 280)[microform] : effected by the officers of the Hudson's Bay Company during the years 1836-39 / by Thomas Simpson.; Description of a winter journey from Red River to Athabasca in 1836-37, and the return trip during the winter of 1839-40. The introduction consists of a memoir of Thomas Simpson by his brother Alexander. Cf. Wagner-Camp.; Microfiche. Zug, Switzerland : Inter Documentation Company, 196-?]. 8 microfiche : positive ; 9 x 12 cm. (Arctica ; no. 280); Arctica ; no. 280.; 019: 14019045B. Sims.; 166 leaves : ill., folded maps ; 29 cm; "Northeast Alberta regional plan"--Label on cover.; "July 1975".; Includes bibliographical references.; Northeast Alberta regional planID: 226nwritten by A.H. Skolrood, P. Sabharwal, R. Lopatka.; 2 v. : ill. ; 28 cm; Includes bibliographical references.^written by A.H. Skolrood, P. Sabharwal, R. Lopatka.; For use in schools.; Bibliography: p. 68.=town of Slave Lake.; 20 leaves : 6 maps ; 28 cm; "July 1988."Rtown of Slave Lake.; 70 leaves : ill., maps ; 28 cm; "Consolidated January, 1987."Cover title.; Includes index.ID: 184Small Community Engineering Services, EDA Collaborative Inc.; i, 4-7 leaves ; 29 cm; "Prepared for the Advisory Council of the Hamlet of Fort Chipewyan".; "June 1983, updated March 1984".; Photocopy of the Executive summary of the study.Wby Michael Willoughby Small.; xii, 238 leaves : ill. ; 29 cm; In partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, Department of Educational Administration.; Spine title: Educational policy making: Athabasca University.; Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Alberta, 1980.; Educational policy making, Athabasca UniversityAby A.J. Smith and J.M. McClave.; 17 leaves. tables, diagrs. 36 cmDavid M. Smith.; Revised version of author's thesis.; Includes resume in French.; Bibliography: p. 179-185.; UA BARD copy in the Bryan-Gruhn collection.; Mercury series.; Paper (Canadian Ethnology Service) no. 81.by L.D. Smith, R.L. Winchell.; Title on cover: Cow-calf-finish enterprise, 100 cows & 72 feeders, Westlock district.; On cover: Northwest Alberta.; Cow-calf-finish enterprise, 100 cows & 72 feeders, Westlock district2R. I. Smith.; Includes bibliographical references.ACataloging source: AEU eng; General Note: References cited:p.7-9.by S.B. Smith.; Prepared for public hearings on water management held by the Environment Conservation Authority; Includes bibliographical references.; AGL Great West Life*Library has English and Cree editionsDCataloging source: eng; Bibliography note: Bibliography: p. 122-141.by S.B. Smith, Research Secretariat, Alberta Department of the Environment; Address to Engineering Institute of Canada, Edmonton, Alberta, April 18, 1974prepared by John Smyrnew.by E.L. Snider for Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program.; "Project HE 1.1.2".; Sponsored jointly by Alberta Environment and Environment Canada.; References: p. 70-83.; RMD report L. 35.Also available online.Sv. : ill. ; 36 cm; Title from caption.; Description based on: July/Aug./Sept. 1999.[cartographic material] : west of fifth meridian.; 1 map : col; Scale 1:250,000.; On cover: Land capability for forestry : Lesser Slave Lake, 83O.; Cartography by the Soil Research Institute, capability classification by the Alberta Dept. of Land and Forests.; Includes descriptive legend in French and English.; Land capability for forestry : Lesser Slave Lake, 83O; Lesser Slave Lake 83O; Canada Land Inventory. Land capability for forestry ; 82Oj[cartographic material] : west of fifth meridian.; 1 map : col; Scale 1:250,000.; On cover: Soil capability for agriculture : Lesser Slave Lake, 83O.; Cartography by the Soil Research Institute, capability classification by the Alberta Soil Survey.; Includes descriptive legend in French and English.; Lesser Slave Lake 83O; Soil capability for agriculture ; 83Osubmitted to: Alberta Energy and Utilities Board, Oil Sands Department, Calgary, Alberta ; submitted by Solv-Ex Corporation.; Alberta Energy and Utilities Board Application No. 950993.; "June 1995"submitted to: Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and Alberta Environmental Protection ; submitted by Solv-Ex Corporation and BOVAR-CONCORD Environmental.; 1 v. (various pagings) : ill., maps ; 29 cm; "October 1995."8At head of text: "Solv-Ex Corporation prop< osed oil sands co-production experimental project at bitumount environmental impact assessment : final terms of reference."; Solv-Ex Corporation proposed oil sands co-production experimental project at Bitumount environmental impact assessment : final terms of referenceprepared by: BOVAR-CONCORD Environmental in association with AGRA Earth & Environmental, Hydroconsult EN3 Services Ltd., Fedirchuk, McCullough & Associates Ltd., and R.L.&L. Environmental Services Ltd.; 1 v. (various pagings) : ill. ; 29 cm; Submitted to Alberta Environmental Protection.; For submission to the Alberta Energy and Utility Board.; On title page: Prepared for Solv-Ex Corporation.; "June 1995"ID: 318Cover title.; Text written by David and Andrea Spalding and Carol Boyle.; "Cat. no. R63-168/1986E."; "Parks and people."; Bibliography: p. [31]Gby James Y. Sparling; v, 82p. : maps ; 28 cm; Literature cited:p.79-82.compiled by J.F. Fryer and J.G. Speight; 2 v; v. 1. Bitumen recovery -- v. 2. Bitumen processing, properties, and utilization; Information series (Alberta Research Council) ; 71-72.&F.K. Spragins.; 16, [1] leaves ; 28 cm20 leaves : ill'Stanford Research Institute ; prepared for Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Planning and Evaluation.; 4v. : ill., maps ; 28 cm; Volume 2: Relative environmental assessment of methods to increase energy production:crude oil, pipeline quality gas, and electricity from western coal, by Mark D. Levine and Robert V. Steele.; Volume 3: Relative environmental ranking of proposed OCS areas on the basis of impacts of oil spills, by Patrick J. Kinney et al.; Volume 4: Background papers, by Mark D. Levine, Robert V. Steele, and Irving W. Yabrott./Stanley Associates Engineering Ltd; Cover titleby Stanley Associates Engineering Ltd; Cover title: Town of High Prairie, feasibility report on alternative water sources; Town of High Prairie, feasibility report on alternative water sources{ID: 135; Municipal engineering working document no. 1. On cover: Preliminary working document only, not for public release.Stanley.; 27 leaves : ill. (some col.), maps (some col.) ; 28 x 44 cm; "February 1981."; Submitted to Alberta Housing Corporation Feb. 9, 1981.prepared for Cohos, Evamy & Partners by Stanley Associates Engineering Ltd.; 1 v. (unpaged) : ill. ; 28 x 44 cm; Cover title.; "Phase1, phase 2, phase 3, phase 4."E.W. Brooker & Associates Ltd; At head of title: Soil and foundation conditions. -- Prepared for Stanley Associates Engineering Ltdby Stanley Associates Engineering Ltd. ; prepared for Ekistic Design Consultants Ltd.; 6 leaves ; 29 cm; "Municipal engineering working document no. 1."; On cover: Preliminary working document only, not for public release.; "1205-1-1-1".RElmer W. Brooker & Associates Ltd; Prepared for Stanley Associates Engineering LtdStanley.; 2 v. : ill (folded, some col.) ; 29 cm; "Bylaw no. 517"--Added t.p.; Report submitted to the mayor and council of Whitecourt.; [Appendix 3]. Survey & analysis document.[electric resource]; 1 computer laser optical disc : ill., maps ; 12 cm; Cover title.; "Submitted to Alberta Environment and Energy Resources Conservation Board" -- cover.; "September 2008."; Supplied information: File #001-00239532.; This CD-ROM can be read with Adobe Acrobat Reader 5 and above. Use of Version 7.0 is recommended and is provided on this CD-ROM. Adobe Reader Version 7.0 system requirements: Intel Pentium processor; Microsoft Windows 2000 with Service Pack 2, Windows XP Professional or Home Edition, or Windows XP Tablet PC Edition; 128 Mb Ram; Upt ot 90 Mb of available hard-disk space; Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5 or higher.by John G. Stelfox and John A. Bindernagel.; On cover: "prepared for Parks Canada by the Canadian Wildlife Service".; Includes bibliographical references.Description based on copy printed Nov. 26, 2007 from http://www.energy.gov.ab.ca/Org/Publications/royalty_Oct25.pdf; Cover title; "October 25, 2007"; Introduction by Premier Ed Stelmach; "Building tomorrow : a plan to secure Alberta's future."$edited and compiled by Evelyn Stenzel.; On cover: "The County of Barrhead School Bus Division: an historical look at the people behind the steering wheel."; UA Library copy a gift of Richard F. Hobbs.; UA Library copy bears address label Mr. Hobbs on t.p. and owner's annotations on p. [226].prepared by Stevenson & Kellogg, economists ; Underwood McLellan (1977) Ltd., engineers ; Keith Driver and Associates Ltd., planners.; 51 leaves : maps ; 28 cmMarc G. Stevenson.; "Precis" in French.; Bibliography: p.139-145.; UA BARD copy in the Bryan-Gruhn collection.; Archaeological assessment of the Peace Point Site, Wood Buffalo National Park, AlbertaID: 3661[Stewart, Weir, Stewart, Watson, Heinrichs & Dixon.; 1 v. (various pagings) : ill. (some col.), maps (some col.) ; 29 cm; List of study team participants -- Study outline -- Copy of news release on 1974 Alberta Oil Sands Corridor Development Plan -- Copy of volume 1 Alberta Oil Sands Corridor Study 1974.Cataloging source: LC mod eng; General Note: "Based on a report made to the government of Canada dated November 16, 1906". -- Preface.by G.A. Stewart, G.T. MacCallum.; At head of title: CSPG international conference--facts and principles of world oil occurrence.; Includes bibliographical references.; CSPG international conference--facts and principles of world oil occurrenceby John Stone ; with pen and ink sketches by Stewart Cameron.; p. 259-266 : ill. ; 26 cm; Contained in: Canadian geographical journal, v. 8, no. 6.by Alvena Strasbourg.mAlvena Strasbourg; Approved for use in Alberta schools.; UA Library copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.Greg Stringham.; Description based on copy printed from http://www.capp.ca/raw.asp?x=1&dt=PDF&dn=86393; Originally presented at the CERI Oil Conference, May 2005.; CERI Oil Conference0Greg Stringham.; Caption title.; "January 2006."6Greg Stringham.; Caption title.; "September 26, 2006."wprepared by Strong Lamb & Nelson Ltd. for Alberta Housing Corporation.; 13 leaves : ill. ; 22 x 37 cm; "November 1974."ID: 131Strong Hall & Associates Ltd.; 1 v. (various foliations) : ill. ; 29 cm; Includes bibliography.; Professional paper (Syncrude Canada Ltd.) 1977-7.jby Wayne L. Strong.; 15 leaves : map; Alberta Geological Survey copy is a facsimile.; Bibliography: p. 15.Brian D. Summer, Tricia Gibson, Z. Charles Slagorsky.; AB Resource Development Edmonton: Planning and Development. Marketing and Regulatory (c.2); Client research report. ; no. 84-01.Suncor Energy.; v. ; 22 x 28 cm; Annual; Title from cover.; Also published in French.; Description based on: 4th (2001).; Each v. also has distinct title.Suncor Energy.; "Dedicated to our employees, the everyday heroes of the oil sands".; "Suncor, 30 years, shaping oil sands history".Suncor Energy Inc.; v. ; 28 cm; Annual; 1997-; Cover title.; Also available on the Internet.; System requirements for online access: Adobe Acrobat.Rv. : ill., maps ; 29 cm; "Submitted to Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and Alberta Environment" -- cover.; On cover: Growth through technology.; V.1. Project description -- v.2A. Environmental impact assessment [EIA]; introduction, air, aquatics resources -- v.2B. EIA terrestrial resources -- v.3. EIA social aspects, impact summary -- v.4A. Appendices -- v.4B. Appendices -- [v.5.] Application summary (May 2000) -- [v.6.] Supplemental information, September 2000 & November 2000 -- [v.7.] Part 1 level II soil survey Firebag Projects revised local study area -- [v.8.] Part II impact assessment update of the Firebag Projects to soil and terrain, March 2001 / Golder Associates -- [v.9.] Supplemental information deep well disposal evaluation April 2001 -- [v.10.] Firebag In-Situ Oil Sands Project aquatics supplemental information March 2001.33 leaves : ill.,maps8Suncor Inc.; v. ; 28 cm; Annual; 1979-1996; Cover title.4 v. : ill. ; 40 cm; Monthly.; "A publica< tion for Suncor Resources Group employees, exploration, oil sands, production, resource development divisions."83 v. : ill. ; 40 cm; Monthly; v.1 (1979)-v.3 (June 1981)F2 v. : ill., maps ; 29 cm; Alberta Energy and Utilities Board application no. 960369.; Submitted to Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and Alberta Environmental Protection, Environmental Assessment Division.; Supplied information: Steepbank Mine environmental impact assessment.; Steepbank Mine environmental impact assessmentv. : ill., maps ; 29 cm; On cover: Submitted to Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and Alberta Environmental Protection.; V.1. Project description -- v.2a. Environmental impact assessment, introduction, air quality, aquatics -- v.2b. Environmental impact assessment, terrestrial resources, closure agreement -- v.2c. Environmental impact assessment, social aspects, impact summary -- v.2d. Appendices -- [v.3] Application summary -- [v.4] Hydrogeology baseline for Project Millennium report -- [v.5] Hydrology baseline for Project Millennium report -- [v.6] Report on the ecological land classification (ELC) baseline for Project Millennium.; [V.7] Report on forestry baseline for Project Millennium -- [v.8] Report on historical resources impact assessment for Suncor's Project Millennium [Revised Oct. 1998] -- [v.9] Report on 1997 synthesis of environmental information on consolidated/composite tailings (CT) -- [v.10] Report on oil sands regional aquatics monitoring program (RAMP) 1997 -- [v.11] Report on Project Millennium conceptual plan for "no net loss" of fish habitat -- [v.12] Report on soil and terrain baseline for Project Millennium.; [V.13] Report on Suncor Project Millennium - 1997 fall fisheries investigations -- [v.14] Report on terrestrial vegetation baseline for Project Millennium -- [v.15] Report on traditional resource use in Fort McKay and neighbouring communities - archival sampling program -- [v.16] Report on wetlands baseline for Project Millennium -- [v.17] Report on wildlife baseline conditions for Project Millennium -- [v.18] Report on winter aquatics surveys - Steepbank River, Shipyard lake, and leases 19,25 and 29.; [V.19] Report on winter wildlife surveys - Steepbank River Valley, Shipyard Lake, and Lease 25 and 29 Uplands -- [v.20] Technical reference for the meteorology, emissions and ambient air quality in the Athabasca Oil Sands Region -- [v.21] Wildlife habitat suitability index (HSI) modelling for Project Millennium -- [v.22] Supplemental information response -- [v.23] Submission of Her Majesty Queen in right of Alberta as represented by the Minister of Environmental Protection and the Minister of Health in relation to the Suncor Millennium Project -- [v.24] Maps Sections AA-LL.; [V.25] Report on naphthenic acids: update on mammalian toxicity of Suncor CT water / Golder Associates -- [v.26] Suncor Energy Inc. application for an external tailings pond for the Millennium Mine Fort McMurrary area December 30, 2004.; Project Millennium environmental impact assessment; Hydrogeology baseline for Project Millennium; Hydrology baseline for Project Millennium; Report on ecological land classification (ELC) baseline for Project Millennium; Report on forestry baseline for Project Millennium; Report on historical resources impact assessment for Suncor's Project Millennium; Report on 1997 synthesis of environmental information on consolidated/composite tailings (CT); Report on oil sands regional aquatics monitoring program (RAMP) 1997; Report on Project Millennium conceptual plan for "no net loss" of fish habitat; Report on soil and terrain baseline for Project Millennium; Report on Suncor Project Millennium - 1997 fall fisheries investigations; Report on terrestrial vegetation baseline for Project Millennium; Report on traditional resource use in Fort McKay and neighbouring communities - archival sampling program; Report on wetlands baseline for Project Millennium; Report on wildlife baseline conditions for Project Millennium; Report on winter aquatics surveys - Steepbank River, Shipyard Lake, and Leases 19, 25, and 29; Report on winter wildlife surveys - Steepbank River Valley, Shipyard Lake, and Lease 25 and 29 Uplands; Technical reference for the meteorology, emissions and ambient air quality in the Athabasca Oil Sands Region; Wildlife habitat suitability index (HSI) modelling for Project Millennium; Project Millennium application supplemental information response; Submission of Her Majesty Queen in right of Alberta as represented by the Minister of Environmental Protection and the Minister of Health in relation to the Suncor Millennium Project; Report on naphthenic acids: update on mammalian toxicity of Suncor CT water; Suncor Energy Inc. application for an external tailings pond for the Millennium Mine Fort McMurray area; Decision (Alberta Energy and Utilities Board) ; 2004-113.prepared for : Suncor Inc. prepared by : IEC Beck Consultants Ltd.; 52, [6] leaves ; 28 cm; Includes bibliographical references (p. 46-51); Impacts of past-mining surface and subsurface drainage on the local environmentID: 160; Submitted to Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and Alberta Environmental Protection, Environmental Assessment Division. Supplied information: Steepbank Mine environmental impact assessment/Suncor Inc.~by Dennis C. Surrendi; 12p. ; 29 cm; Literature cited:p.12.; Includes tabulation of numbers of muskrats taken 1960/61-1970/71.o[videorecording] / with David Suzuki ; written by Allan Bailey.; 1 videocassette (45 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in[videorecording] / directed, produced and written by Geoff Bowie.; 1 videocassette (47 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in; Originally broadcast on The Nature of things, March 31, 2004.; Narrated by David Suzuki.; VHS.Syncrude Canada.[Syncrude Canada Ltd].Submission date: March 31, 2007.; AGL Great West Life*Report for 2007 was submitted under title: Annual reclamation progress tracking report Mildred Lake and Aurora North Oil Sands Mines, TN 858 S3 E62 A933'for submission to Alberta Environment, Northern Region pursuant to approval no. 18942-0000, Clause 5.1.21.; Submission date: March 15, 2007.; AGL Great West Life*Report for 2007 was submitted under title: Annual reclamation progress tracking report Mildred Lake and Aurora North Oil Sands Mines.eAGL Great West Life*2006 annual reports were catalogued separatedly for Mildred Lake and Aurora Mine.[videorecording]; 1 DVD-video (ca. 80 min.) bsd., col. ; 4 3/4 in; "May 2006"; Developed to provide career guidance to aboriginal high school students.; DVDText runs parallel to spine.AB Energy Edmonton: Communications.; UA Library copy in the Sarjeant History of Science Collection on loan from University of Calgary..Syncrude Canada Ltd.; 32p. : ill. ; 22 x 30 cmOAGL Petroleum Plaza: Inventory. Oil Development. Resource Land Access. Geology.@$1.2 billion plan works Syncrude Canada Ltd.; 7p. : ill. ; 28 cmqSynergy (Edmonton, Alta.); 4 v. : ill. ; 28 cm; Quarterly.; Continued in 1992 by: Synergy (Fort McMurray, Alta.).Syncrude Canada Ltd; 4 pamphlets : ill; The Syncrude story -- Syncrude : a panorama : the technical side -- Syncrude : a panorama : the environmental side -- Syncrude : a panorama : the people of Syncrude.2 v. ; 30 cm; vol. 1. Letter designating Alberta Royalty negotiator -- Agreement abstracts -- Alberta crown agreement -- After acquired rights agreement -- Agreement of supersedence -- Alberta energy option agreement -- v. 2. Ownership and management agreement -- Pipeline throughput and deficiency agreement -- Trust agreement, Bechtel prime construction contract -- Utilities plant construction management agreement -- Utilities plant energy sales agreement -- Utilities plant operating agreement.]Cover title.; AGL Petroleum Plaza: Inventory. Oil Development. Resource Land Access. Geology.81 v. (various pagings) : map; Mineral surface lease 352.fTabled Jan. 27, 1975 by the Hon W.J. Yurko.; Cover title.; UA BARD copy in the Bryan-Gruhn collection.4 v. ill. (some fold., some col.) maps (some fold., some col.) 28 cm; Cover title.; Accompanied by three addendums each with individual titles.; v.1. Overview.--v.2. Consideration of reso< urce development alternatives.--v.3. Base line information.--v.4. Supporting studies.Jprepared for Syncrude Canada Ltd.; 13 leaves ; 28 cm; "Supplement"--Cover.ID: 3014p. : ill. ; 28 cm Title from cover.; "March 1980."dSyncrude Canada Ltd., Environmental Affairs Department.; 1 v. (various pagings) : ill., maps ; 28 cmS emissions and monitoring methods at Syncrude's tar sands plant / by Concord Scientific Corporation.; 2 v. : ill. ; 28 cm; "July 1982."; At head of title: Final report. -- Prepared for: Syncrude Canada Ltd., Environmental Affairs Department.; Includes bibliographical references.; A study of hydrogen sulphide emissions and monitoring methods at Syncrude's tar sands plant; Final report : a study of H2S emissions and monitoring methods at Syncrude's tar sands plantJPublic Affairs Dept., Syncrude Canada Ltd.; [ii], 18 leaves : ill. ; 28 cmFPublic Affairs Dept., Syncrude Canada Ltd.; [17] leaves : ill. ; 28 cm[electronic resource] / submitted to Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and Alberta Environmental Protection.; 1 computer laser optical disc : ill., maps ; 3/4 in; "July 1998."; Vol.1. Application -- Vol.2a&b. Environmental impact assessment -- Vol.3. Appendices.submitted to Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and Alberta Environmental Protection.; v. : ill. ; 30 cm; Vol.1. Application -- Vol.2a&b. Environmental impact assessment -- Vol.3. Appendices -- [Vol.4] Mildred Lake upgrader expansion application overview -- [Vol.5] Supplemental information response(Mar. 1999); additional information (Apr. 29, 1999) -- [Vol.5 Add.] Syncrude MLUEP EIA AEP response / Conor Pacific -- [Vol.6] Application by Syncrude Canada Ltd. for amendment of approval no. 7550 proposed Mildred Lake upgrader expansion / Alberta Energy and Utilities Board.; Mildred Lake upgrader expansion application overview; Application by Syncrude Canada Ltd. for amendment of approval no.7550 proposed Mildred Lake upgrader expansion; Decision (Alberta Energy and Utilities Board) ; 99-25.Text in English and FrenchDescription based on copy printed http://www.albertaroyaltyreview.ca/public_meetings/submissions/2007_0605_don_thompson_syncrude03.pdfsubmitted by Syncrude Canada Ltd; Re: ERCB application no. 870593. -- Title of original application: Application to the Alberta Energy Resources Conservation Board for expansion of the Syncrude Canada Ltd. Mildred Lake Plant; Alberta. Energy Resources Conservation Board. Application 870593; Application to the Alberta Energy Resources Conservation Board for expansion of the Syncrude Canada Ltd. Mildred Lake Plantzsubmitted by Syncrude Canada Ltd; Application no. 851024; Alberta. Energy Resources Conservation Board. Application 851024MSyncrude Canada Ltd; 4 v. : ill., maps ; 28 cm; Submitted to Alberta Environment, Land Conservation and Reclamation Division; Accompanied by addendum [addm.] (3 v.); v. 1. Overview -- v. 2. Consideration of resource development alternatives -- v. 3. Base line information -- v. 4. Supporting studies.; Environmental impact assessment>1 v. (various pagings) : ill., maps ; 28 cm; Title from cover.Syncrude Canada Ltd. ; John R. Clements, senior environmentalist.; 3 v. : ill. (some col.), maps ; 28 cm; "Final report."; CONTENTS: vol. A. Summary.--vol. B. Biophysical aspects.--vol. C. Socio-Economic aspects.tAGL Petroleum Plaza: Inventory. Oil Development. Oil Sands Development.; UA BARD copy in the Bryan-Gruhn Collection. v. : ill. ; 28 cm; Annual, 2003/2004-; Triennial, 1994-199-; Description based on: 1997.; Title from cover.; "A report on the relationship between Syncrude Ltd. and the Aboriginal people of Northeastern Alberta".; Includes news about the Aboriginal Development Program.Syncrude Canada Ltd.; v. : ill. ; 30 cm; Annual.; Description based on: 2002; title from cover.; Annual report absorbed into Sustainability report..; Also available on the World Wide Web.; System requirements for online version: Adobe Acrobat.xSyncrude.; v. : ill. ; 30 cm; Annual.; Description based on: 1993; title from cover.; Combined in Sustainability Report.mSynergy (Fort McMurray, Alta.); v. : ill. ; 28 cm; Bimonthly.; Vol. 1, no. 1 (Sept. 1992)-; Title from cover.[electronic resource] / submitted to: Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and Alberta Environment.; 3 computer laser optical disc : ill. ; 3/4 in; Cover title.; "June 29, 2006 application, November 30, 2006 addendum" -- cover.; On cover: A Synenco SinoCanada Partnership.; [V.1. & V.2.] Environmental impact analysis application -- [V.3] Northern Lights Mining and Extraction Project supplemental submission Parts 1 to 4 (Dec. 21, 2007)Cataloging source: AEU eng AEU; Portion of title: Athabasca River study, Whitecourt, Alta.; General Note: "29th, June 1960"--Leaf 17.by Gerald F. Tande.; xix, 169 leaves : ill., maps ; 28 cm; Map in back of book.; Thesis (M.Sc.) -- University of Alberta, 1977.; Bibliography: p. 162-169.K[James N. Tanner, C. Cormack Gates, Bertha Ganter]; Bibliography: p. 89-94.Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation.; "Jim Tanner and Alice Rigney are the primary authors of this report. The authors of chapter 2 are Jordan Kuschminder and Jim Tanner. Cormack Gates completed the resource use intensity mapping." - verso t.p.; Includes bibliographical references.6Cover title.; "October 2005".; "Janis Tarchuk, chair".[electronic resource] / Alison Taylor, Tracy L. Friedel, Lois Edge.; 1 electronic text; Issued as part of the Canadian electronic library, Documents collection, and Canadian public policy collection.; Includes bibliographical references (p. 52-56).; Access restricted to authorized users and institutions.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.; Canadian electronic library. Canadian public policy collection.; Canadian electronic library. Documents collection.; CPRN research report ; April 2009.Y[electronic resource] : detailed royalty reform results and assumptions / Amy Taylor.; 1 electronic text; Cover title.; "Published May 2007 (updated May 24, 2007)".; Technical background paper for Royalty reform solutions: options for delivering a fair share of oil sands revenues to Albertans and resource developers (Oil sands issue paper no. 5).; Issued as part of the Canadian electronic library documents collection.; Includes bibliographical references.; Access restricted to authorized users and institutions.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.; Canadian electronic library. Documents collection.Amy Taylor; Description based on copy printed May 23, 2007 from http://pubs.pembina.org/reports/Royalty-Reform-AssumptionsandResults-Final.pdf; "May 2007"; Includes bibliographical referencesmAmy Taylor; Description based on copy printed May 23, 2007 from http://pubs.pembina.org/reports/Royalty_Reform_Report_May07; Accompanied by fact sheet: Three ways to ensure a fair share of oil sands revenues for Albertans, the owners; "May 2007"; Includes bibliographical references; Three ways to ensure a fair share of oil sands revenues for Albertans, the owners[electronic resource] : options for delivering a fair share of oil sands revenues to Albertans and resource developers / Amy Taylor.; 1 electronic text; "May 2007."; Issued as part of the Canadian electronic library documents collection.; Includes bibliographic references.; Access restricted to authorized users and institutions.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.; Canadian electronic library. Documents collection.; Oil sands issue paper ; no. 5[electronic resource] : overhauling the royalty and tax treatment of Alberta's oil sands / Amy Taylor, Marlo Raynolds.; 1 electronic text; "November 2006".; Issued as part of the Canadian electronic library documents collection.; Includes bibliographical references.; Access restricted to authorized users and institutions.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.; Canadian electronic library. Documents collection.; Oil sands issue paper ; no. 3Amy Taylor, Marlo Raynolds.; Description based on copy printed Nov. 29, 2006 from http://www.pembina.org/pdf/publications/Owner_FullRpt_Web.pdf; Accompanied by fact sheet; "November 2006"; Includes bibliographical references; Thinking like an owner fact sheetlC.J. Taylor.; Includes bibliographical refere< nces (p. 219-234) and index.; Early travellers -- Standing at the crossroads of time -- The making of a national park: 1907-1930 -- Backwoodsmen -- Jasper builds -- Campers -- Game in the garden -- Scientists visit the park -- Jasper the Bear -- Highway travellers -- Skiers -- Warden at the crossroads -- "Visitation".2C.J. Taylor.; Includes bibliographical references.ID: 330; Submitted to Alberta Environment, Environmental Assessment Division. Filed as document A-17 at the Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Review Board public hearing at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30-31, 1989.xWilliam C. Taylor.; Includes bibliographical references and index.; UA Library copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.submitted by Techman Engineering Ltd.; 4 v. : ill; "Work on this project was conducted under the auspices of the Canada Centre for Mineral and Energy Technology, Energy, Mines and Resources."; Includes bibliographical references.; Stage 1 : Executive summary.--Stage 1, v.1 : Text materials. ---Stage I, v.II : Appendix A and B, minutes of the concept development team meetings.---Stage I, v.III, :Appendix C-Mining schemes.---Appendix D-Extraction schemes,---Appendix E-Upgrading schemes.---appendix F-Utilities.prepared jointly by Techman Ltd. and Rheinbraun - Consulting GmbH.; 1 v. (various pagings) : ill; "January 1980."; Oil sand reclamation : a study integrating mining, tailings disposal and reclamation : executive summary presentationprepared jointly by Techman Ltd. and Rheinbraun-Consulting GmbH.; 3 v. : ill. (some on fold. leaves) ; 31 cm; "Prepared for the Alberta Department of Environment"; 3 volumes in box.; v. 1 Text. --v. 2 Drawings. --v. 3 Yearly cost summaries. -- Canadian Symposium on Social Impact Assessment (1st : 1978 : Banff, Alberta); Frank J. Tester, William Mykes, editors ; photography, Frank J. Tester.; "A collection of original papers from the first Canadian Symposium on Social Impact Assessment"; Held in Banff, Alta., 1978.; Includes bibliographical references and index.; New wine in old bottles / Carter, Novia -- Exploring some key elements in SIA / Carley, Michael, Walkey, Anna -- Industry, government and community relations in SIA / Disanto, Joseph E -- SIA in an era of relative scarcities / Lerner, Sally C -- Towards a socially relevant process of impact assessment / Dale, Norman, Kennedy, Sheryl -- Where is SIA now? / Carniol, Ben, Gutnick, Nelson, Ryan, Joan -- SIA as a social phenomenon : the problem of contextuality / Torgerson, Doug -- SIA : approaching the fourth world / Tester, Frank J -- Evaluation of social intangibles with special reference to floodplain management / Naik, Hasu -- Institutional roles in SIA : the community - partner or patient? / Connor, Desmond M.; Socially responsive community planning : applied SIA / Paget, Gary, Rabnett, Richard -- The social assessment of corporations / Michalenko, Greg -- SIA : on leaving the cradle / Hitchcock, Henry -- An approach to social impact research in the Athabasca Oil Sands region / Kasinska, B.M -- Preliminary results of an assessment of the socio-economic effects of two electric generating plants / Wisniewski, Robert, Thompson, James -- Field actualities of an impact monitoring program / Vincent, Nicholas -- Managing social impacts from large scale industrial complexes : Norway's prospective oil exploration north of 62 / Wood, K. Scott.; Social impacts and economic efficiency in resource development planning : the case of salmon enhancement in British Columbia / Friedlaender, Michael, Fraser, Alex -- SIA and human services planning / Shera, Wes -- The Pine Barrens : social impact of urban development upon rural communities / Goldstein, Joan -- A view from the other side of the looking glass / Cooper, Michael -- North West River bridge, social impact study / Gregerson, Bruce -- SIA and the Round Hill - Dodds stripmining project / Round Hill - Dodds Agricultural Protective Association -- Some citizen views on nuclear power development in the maritime provinces / Salsbury, Rita.@by Carol A. MacDonald Theberge.; [ix], 180 leaves ; 29 cm; In partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Education in Adult and Higher Education. Department of Educational Policy Studies.; Spine title: Exploration of an adult school-to-work program.; Thesis (M.Ed.)--University of Alberta, 1999.by H.W. Thiessen.; 1 v. : ill., maps; "Presented to the Engineering Institute of Canada Western Region Tar Sands Conference, Macdonald Hotel, Edmonton, April 17, 18, 19, 1974."; Photocopy. 1 v. (various pagings) ; 28 cm.by H.W. Thiessen; Presented to the Canadian Agricultural Economics Society Workshop, Banff School of Fine Arts, Banff, March 20, 1975Nprepared by G. Thomas.; 68 leaves : ill., map ; 29 cm; "January 1974."--Cover.by Terry Leigh Thomson.; [ix], 186 leaves ; 29 cm; Submitted to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science, Department of Human Ecology.; Thesis (M.Sc.)--University of Alberta, 1996.Policy and Planning Research Division, Western Region, Parks Canada.; 41 leaves ill. ; 28 cm; Cover title.; "This report is one of a series representing the regular work of the Policy and Planning Research Division. Conduct of the field studies and preparation of the report in draft form was done by Dr. J.W. Thorsell under contract to Parks Canada ".-- 2 leave.; "September 1973".; Bibliography: p. 41.; Photocopy.; Report (Parks Canada. Western Region. Policy and Planning Research Division). 73:3.Govinda R. Timilsina, Nicole LeBlanc, Thorn Walden.; Cover title.; Includes bibliographical references; Study (Canadian Energy Research Institute) ; no. 110Govinda Timilsina, Thorn Walden, Nicole LeBlanc.; Description based on locally printed copy (Aug. 2007) - AGL North Petroleum Plaza.; Cover title; "December 2006 (revised March 2007)"uVolume 1 / Govinda R. Timilsina, Nicole LeBlanc, Thorn Walden.; "October 2005"; Also available on the World Wide Web.Natl bibliography #: (C); Cataloging source: DLC eng DLC; General Note: "Project TF 1.1.4."; General Note: Sponsored jointly by Alberta Environment and Environment Canada.; Bibliography note: Bibliography: p. 15.AID: 222; Title also in Cree. Approved for use in Alberta schools.ID: 13ID: 15v. : ill., maps ; 30 cm; Cover title.; "Submitted to Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and to Alberta Environment, December 2007" -- cover.; Supplied information: File #001-00245130.; V.1. Project description and management plans -- v.2. Environmental impact assessment -- [v.3.] Environmental baseline studies -- [v.4.] Environmental impact assessment summary report -- [v.5.] Integrated application for approval of the TOTAL Upgrader additional information (Feb. 2008) -- [v.6.] TOTAL Upgrader supplemental information (Nov. 2008) -- [v.7.] TOTAL Upgrader supplemental information (May 2009) -- [v.8] TOTAL upgrader supplemental information (July 2009)[electronic resource] / submitted to Alberta Energy Resources Conservation Board and Alberta Environment.; 1 computer laser optical disc : ill., maps ; 12 cm; Cover title.; "July 2009."; Includes application, environmental impact assessment, supplemental information up to July 2009.; System requirements: Acrobat Reader, minimum version: 4.05, recommended: 5.0. Application is run from CD ROM. Adobe Reader 5.0 requirements: Intel Pentium processor; Microsoft Windows 95 OSR2.0, Windows 98 SE, Windows Millennium, Windows NT 4.0 with Service Pack 5, Windows 2000, Windows XP or Windows Vista; 84 MB of Ram; 24 MB of available hard-disk space.sGerald H. Townsend, Canadian Wildlife Service, Environment Canada.; Includes bibliographical references (p. 40-41).fMarketing Department, [Travel Alberta].; 1 v. (various pagings) ill. ; 28 cm; "July 1975".; Photocopy.presented to the I.A.A. Board, June 10, 1974.; 1 v. (various pagings) : 1 map ; 29 cm; Caption title.; "Confidential".; Includes bibliographical references.; UA Library copy in the Foster History Collection.?Treaty 8 First Nations of Alberta.; For Grade 1 social studies.@[cartographic material] = Parc national Jasper : the official centenni< al map; [cartographic material]; [cartographic material]; [cartographic material]; Scale 1:185,000 ; Trasverse Mercator projection, North American Datum, 1983; 1 map : col. ; 93 x 129 cm. folded to 26 x 16 cm; Panel title.; Shows administrative boundaires, topography, hydrography, transportation and population centers.; Relief shown by contours, shading, and spot heights.; Ten thousand metre, UTM grid, zone 10/11.; "Contour interval 200 metres."; Text on verso: "Jasper in perspective," "Cultural landscape," "An evolving landscape," "A climate of change," "Recent history"; in both English and French, and bibliographical references.; Also on verso: "Shifting boundaries" maps from 1907 to the present, and col. and black and white ill.; "The Commemorative map of Jasper National Park was created with the cooperation of our partners; Friends of Jasper National Park, Natural Resources Canada, Jasper Yellowhead Historical Society, West Fraser Mills, Foothills Model Forest, and Kinder Morgan."--Acknowledgements.][electronic resource]; 1 computer laser optical discs : ill., maps ; 3/4 in; "Submitted to Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and Alberta Environment."; "Application and environmental impact assessment: supplemental information." Includes complete application and supporting information.; Application for approval of the Fort Hills oil sands projectTv. : ill., maps ; 30 cm; "Submitted to Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and Alberta Environment."; At head of title: Application for approval of the Fort Hills oil sands project.; V.1. Application and project development plan -- v.2. Environmental baseline study -- v.3a & v.3b. Environmental impact assessment -- v.4. Socio-economic impact assessment -- v.5a & v.5b & v.5c. Supporting technical information -- [v.6a] Supplemental information Part 1: Alberta Energy Utilities Board information requests -- [v.6b] Supplemental information Part 1: Appendix 1-79-1: specifications for the cogeneration plant and electrical system -- [v.7] Supplemental information Part 2: additional information; additional information, attachments 1-3 (April 24, 2002) -- [v.8] TrueNorth Energy Corporation application to construct and operate an oil sands mine and cogeneration plant in the Fort McMurray area, October 22, 2002.; Application for approval of the Fort Hills oil sands project; TrueNorth Energy Corporation application to construct and operate an oil sands mine and cogeneration plant in the Fort McMurray areaedited by Peter Hobbs and Terry Toivanen.; "Dedicated to the schools of Fort McMurray."; Cover title: Memoirs of Jubilarian, Father J.A. Turcotte, omi.; Maps on lining papers.ID: 56Cataloging source: CaOOCIHM eng AEU; General Note: At head of title: Geological Survey of Canada, G.M. Dawson, C.M.G., LL. D., F.R.S., Director.; Bibliography note: Includes bibliographical references.; Reproduction note: Filmed from a copy of the original publication held by the Library, Geological Survey of Canada. Ottawa : Canadian Institute for Historical Microreproductions, 1984.; Original version: 120D p. : ill., map ; 25 cm.&[microform] : with notes on two routes travelled between the Churchill and Saskatchewan rivers / by J. Burr Tyrrell ; assisted by D.B. Dowling.; 2 microfiches (70 fr.) : ill., map; At head of title: Geological Survey of Canada, G.M. Dawson, C.M.G., LL. D., F.R.S., Director.; Includes bibliographical references.; Filmed from a copy of the original publication held by the Library, Geological Survey of Canada. Ottawa : Canadian Institute for Historical Microreproductions, 1984.; 120D p. : ill., map ; 25 cm.; CIHM/ICMH microfiche series ; no. 33158UA Library copy in the Sarjeant History of Science Collection.; UA BARD copy in the Bryan-Gruhn collection.; UA Library copy in the Schloss Collection of Modern Literature.QAssisted by D.B. Dowling.; The country between Athabasca Lake and Churchill River,U.S. National Technical Information Service.|Underwood McLellan & Associates Limited.; 28 leaves, [8] folded leaves of plates : maps (some col.) ; 29 cm; "October 1977".h32, 1, 2, [1] leaves : folded ill. ; 29 cm; "June 1974."; Includes bibliographical references (p. [36]).pLacks title page. Title from spine.; A compilation of reminiscences about the United Church in Northern Alberta.%International Conference on the Future of Heavy Crude and Tar Sands (1st : 1979 : Edmonton, Alta.); 1 v. (various pagings) : ill. ; 22x28 cm; Supplied title.; 1. Small upgrading plants / T.J. McCann -- 2. Operating practices to improve profitability of conventional heavy crude production / D.O. Gurel -- 3. Current activity in oil production from US tar sands / L.C. Marchant, C.Q. Cupps, J.J. Stosur -- 4. M-Gas process for production of fuel gas from heavy oil / M. Ueda -- 5. Low quality heavy crude as beneficial refinery feedstock blending component / K. Petrovic, I. Petrovic -- 6. A system for mapping and monitoring subsurface processes in enhanced recovery schemes / M.D. Wood ... [et al.] -- 7. Some aspects of the production of heavy oil in the Wilmington oil field of California, U.S.A. / John Wallace -- 8. Oil sand and heavy oil potential of Oklahoma / William E. Harrison ... [et al.] -- 9. The unconventional petroleum resources of California / Fred O. Hallmark -- 10. Silverale combination thermal drive project / G.V. Cady, S.J. Hoffman, R.M. Scarborough.; 11. The mine assisted in-situ project / P.C. Quinn, C. Duncan -- 12. The electric pre-heat recovery process / Dr. D.E. Towson -- 13. H-oil processing of tar sand bitumen for maximum oil yield and cash flow / Richard N. Eccles -- 14. The design of the Peace River in-situ oil sands pilot project / R.G. Gorrill, P. Kitzan, D.P. Komery -- 15. Introduction to heavy oil upgrading / Joel M. Wilkinson -- 16. The influence of crude oil composition on the nature of the upgrading process: Athabasca bitumen / James G. Speight, Speros E. Moschopedis -- 17. 40 years of heavy oil exploration and production / James A. Williams -- 18. Evaluation of heavy oil and tar sand deposits using geophysical well logging techniques in open and cased wellbores / Walter H. Fertl -- 19. Specialized pumping techniques applied to a very low gravity, sand laden crude Cat Canyon Field, California / T.R.Vonde -- 20. Potential for Gulf residual HDS in upgrading very heavy crudes / G.R. Ondish, A.J. Suchanek -- 21. Reservoir description of the Clearwater oil sand, Cold Lake, Alberta, Canada / D.B. Harrison, R.P. Glaister, W.H. Nelson -- 22. Steam stimulation recovery of Cold Lake bitumen / D.W. Shepherd.; 23. Environment considerations in the Cold Lake project / R.G. Gossen, G.J. Mann -- 24. Stress and volume changes in gas-saturated very dense sands / Maurice B. Dusseault -- 25. Athabasca oil sands / G.A. Stewart -- 26. Processing heavy oils / J.S. Slover -- 27. The potential of downhole steam generation to the recovery of heavy oils / B.E. Bader, R.L. Fox -- 28. Some recent advances in the chemistry of oil sand bitumen / O.P. Strausz -- 29. Prospects for enhanced recovery from Bati Raman Field, Turkey - a two billion barrel heavy oil reservoir / M. Genca ... [etal.] -- 30. Production characteristics and oil recovery in the Orinoco Oil Belt / Carlos J. Borregales -- 31. Performance history improved recovery by gas injection in heavy oil reservoirs Oveja Field - Eastern Venezuela / J.P. Servello -- 32. Subsidence in the Bolivar Coast / David Escogido -- 33. Sediment-geological study of a steam-drive project in Deltaic river sands / Dr. C. Kruit -- 34. Numerical simulation of steam drive in the Tia Juana M-6 Project / J. Diaz Munoz -- 35. Information transfer and its relevance to oil sands and heavy oil technology / Helga Radvanyi -- 36. Heavy crude oil potential of Saskatchewan / J.E. Christopher, R.H. Knudsen -- 37. Alberta's international co-operative program for oil sands and heavy oil technology development / M.A. Carrigy, C.W. Bowman -- 38. Technological hurdles for oil sands and heavy oil development / C.W. Bowman, M.A. Carrigy -- 39. Some innovative approaches which may facilitate production of heavy crudes / Z.G. Havlena -- 40. Correlations for the performance prediction of heavy oil pools / M.S. Abougoush --< 41. The thermal recovery of a synthetic crude from the bituminous sands of the Sunnyside (Utah) deposit / V.N. Venkatesan, F.V. Hanson, A.G. Oblad -- 42. The occurrence of heavy oil in the Middle East / Richard Nehring -- 43. Oil sand in Cuba.; 44. Field pilot project optimization through single well, pre-pilot tests / P.J. Jespersen -- 45. Wet combustion in the Bellevue Field / C. Joseph, W.H. Pusch -- 46. The Aurabon process: new way to upgrade tars and heavy crudes - process description / F.H. Adams, J.G. Gitsis, J.G. Sikonia -- 47. Process selection consideration in the upgrading of Cold Lake bitumen -- 48. Oil sands - reservoir or orebody? / Mike Pearson -- 49. Cogeneration and enhanced oil recovery / Claire T. Dedrick, J.S. Ahuja -- 50. Processing heavier crudes by residual hydrocracking / R.P. VanDriesen, J. Caspers -- 51. Recovery of residual bitumen from the aqueous tailings from hot water extraction of oil sands by air spacing / E.S. Hall, E.L. Tollefson -- 52. Heavy crudes in the Maranon Basin, Oriental Peru / Alfredo Pardo A. -- 53. Current policies of the government of Saskatchewan regarding heavy crude oil development / R.H. Moncur, R.R. Sully -- 54. The role of asphaltene in heavy crudes and tar sands / T.F. Yen.; 55. The impact of heavy crude oils on refinery operations / A.R. Johnson, C.F. Jones, H.F. Uhlig -- 56. Upgrading heavy California crude to low sulfur by the unicracking/HDS process / Milan Skripek -- 57. Experimental and mathematical modelling in in-situ combustion oil recovery / A. Satman ... [etal.] -- 58. Tar sand and heavy oils technical and economic obstacles to future development / R.J. Giguere -- 59. United States heavy crude oil policy and outlook / Robert R. Aitken -- 60. Radio-frequency heating to recover oil from Utah tar sands / J. Bridges ... [etal.] -- 61. Water conservation in a steam stimulation project / M.J. Whalley, T.M. Wilson -- 62. Studies on the use of tunnels and horizontal wells for the recovery of heavy crudes / G.S. Smith, R.M. Butler -- 63. Chemical factors involved in tar sands and oil shale resource evaluation / D.S. Montgomery -- 64. Geology of Alberta's oil sands and heavy oil deposits / G.D. Mossop ... [etal.] -- 65. Chemical properties and reservoir characteristics of bitumen and heavy oil from Canada and Venezuela / J. Starr -- 66. A Welmm approach to the large scale extraction process / M. Grenon, J.M. Merzeau, A. Gruebler -- 67. Heavy oil - the next frontier: what will it cost? / Claude R. Hocott -- 68. World geography of heavy crude oils / R.F. Meyer, W.D. Dietzman -- 69. The Aurabon process: new way to upgrade tars and heavy crudes - product processing / J.G. Sikonia, C.L. Hemler -- 70. The bitumen and heavy oil deposits in Madagascar feasibility and prospects of the Bemolanga deposit / Colonel H. Andrianasolo -- 71. Bitumen and heavy oil resources in western Canada / N.A. Strom, R.B. Dunbar -- 72. The vapor therm process for recovery of viscous crude oil / Farrile S. Young Jr., Richard W. Krajicek -- 73. Bitumen deposits of the USSR and the ways of their development / E.M. Khalimov, R. Kh. Muslimov, G.T. Yudin -- 74. Current priorities of Alberta Energy & Natural Resources in the leasing and evaluation of oil sands / M.J. Day.; 75. Heavy crude oil and tar sand resources and reserves of the United States emphasis on the state of Texas / Robert L. Whiting -- 76. Pipeline transporation [sic] of heavy oils / A. Sloan, R. Ingham -- 77. Occurrence of heavy crudes and tar sands in Latin America / Francisco J. Gutierrez -- 78. Drilling evaluation in the Orinoco Oil Belt 1973-1977 / A. Essis. B., L.F. Silva -- 79. Heavy oil in western Europe: a survey / D.E. Rosing -- 80. Geochemical considerations regarding the origin of heavy crude oils: suggestions for exploration / Irving A. Breger -- 81. Transport of heavy crudes / Douglas Parra -- 82. Heavy minerals potential of the Athabasca Tar Sands / L.W. Trevoy -- 83. The future of heavy crude and tar sands / Dr. J. Barnea -- 84. The Canadian oil sands: a race against the clock / Dr. Fraser H. Allen -- 85. Future supply of natural gas from heavy crude oils and tar sands of the United States / Robert L. Whiting -- 86. Bitumen resources of Alberta: converting resources to reserves / N. Strom, R. Dunbar -- 87. Estimate of oil resources, Lloydminster, area, Alberta / R.G. McCrossan, R.M. Procter.; 88. Energy economics: financing heavy crude oil through indexed mortgage bonds / Dr. Arnold E. Safer -- 89. Fuels and chemicals from heavy crude and tar sands / J.W. Mohlman -- 90. Lloydminster heavy oil: thermal recovery cost considerations / M.W. Edwards -- 91. Geology and petroleum resources of the major oil-impregnated sandstone deposits of Utah / Jock A. Campbell -- 92. The geology of the Orinoco heavy oil belt an integrated interpretation -- 93. Priorities for non-conventional hydrocarbon liquids production / R. Mowll, J.K. Hambling -- 94. Experimental streamflood, Cold Lake Oil Sands / R.R. Capeling, J.K. Peggs -- 95. The ways of development of heavy oils and bitumens in the USSR / Dr. R. Kh. Muslimov -- 96. Oil shale in Costa Rica / Alfonso Segura Paguaga -- 97. United States refineries and their adaptability to process heavy oils / Eugene L. Peer -- 98. The Aurabon process: new way to upgrade tars and heavy crudes - refinery economics / V.P. Burton, J.R. Bennett, R.E. Conser -- 99. Application of fluid coking to upgrading of Athabasca bitumen / A.W. Hyndman -- 100. The challenge of financing Canadian oil sands development / J.C. McMillan -- 101. Air quality impact of thermally enhanced heavy oil recovery / Alan Goodley -- 102. Alberta environmental considerations, Alberta oil sands development / H.W. Thiessen.; International Conference on the Future of Heavy Crude and Tar Sands=Heavy Crude : Energy Alternatives for Development (1996 : June 3 - 6 : Campina, Romania); 2 v.: ill; Sponsored by UNITAR Centre for Heavy Crude and Tar Sands with the assistance of Petrom R.A. Institute for Research and Technology. -- Presenters : Dr. Kenny Adegbesan, Dr. Raj Mehta, Dr. Gordon Moore, Dr. Maria Toth.[microform].; v. : ill. ; 28 cm; Annual; FY 1988-; Vols. for 1988- distributed to depository libraries in microfiche.; Microfiche. New Canaan, CT, Readex.DOE Tar Sand Symposium (1986 : Jackson, Wyoming); Unpaged : ill., maps; Cover title.; "Host: Western Research Institute."; Includes bibliographical references.IUniversity of Alberta. Archives. Manuscript Group 9/2.; iii, 30p. ; 28 cmUniversity of Alberta, Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research; ca. 125 p; Cover title: Index of oil sands energy research; Index of oil sands energy research by Urban Dimensions Group Inc.; iv, 85 leaves : maps ; 29 cm; "An interim report prepared for the Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program."; Cover title.; "Project HS 30.3."; Open file report (Alberta. Alberta Environment. Research Management Division) ; 10.ID: 84Cataloging source: eng; General Note: "Prepared for Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program."; General Note: "Project H.S. 30.4."by Urban Dimensions Group Inc; Project HS-30.3. -- Prepared for the Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program, Human SystemDCover title; "Publication date: 4/27/06"; "Reference code: UE OS/06"?Utilis Energy.; Cover title.; "Reference Code: UE OS/04"--coverJasper National Park Management Plan Implementation Forum (4th : 2005 : Jasper, Alta.); prepared by Laani Uunila, Shawn Cardiff.; Cover title.; Jasper National Park Management Plan Implementation ForumJasper National Park Management Plan Implementation Forum (5th : 2006 : Jasper, Alts.); prepared by Laani Uunila, Shawn Cardiff.; Cover title.; Jasper National Park Management Plan Implementation ForumJasper National Park Management Plan Implementation Forum (6th : 2008 : Jasper Alta.); prepared by Laani Uunila, Shawn Cardiff, Peter Scholz.; 25 leaves : ill. ; 28 cm; Title from cover.; Jasper National Park Management Plan Implementation ForumJapser National Park Management Plan Implementation Forum (2005); prepared by Laani Uunila and Glenn Webber.; 31, 5 leaves ; 28 cm; Cover title.; "June 2005."; Japser National Park Management Plan Implementation < Forum; What we heardDescription based on copy printed April 8, 2008 from http://www.energy.gov.ab.ca/Org/pdfs/Valentine_ABRoyalty.pdf; Cover title.; "March 28, 2008"; Also available online.{[electronic resource] : improving accountability and transparency in Alberta's royalty system / Peter Valentine.; 1 electronic text; Cover title.; "March 28, 2008".; Issued as part of the Canadian electronic library documents collection.; Access restricted to authorized users and institutions.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.; Canadian electronic library. Documents collection.ID: 95Peter Van Belleby E.W. Van Dyke ... [et al.].; Prepared for Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program.; "HE 2.2.1."; Sponsored jointly by Alberta Environment and Environment Canada.; Bibliography: p. 46-94.; RMD report L. 28.Natl bibliography #: (C); Cataloging source: DLC eng DLC; General Note: "Project HE 2.2.2."; General Note: Sponsored jointly by Alberta Environment and Environment Canada.; Bibliography note: Bibliography: p. 148.prepared for the Office of the Northeast Alberta Regional Commission by Edward W. Van Dyke, with special assistance from Carlene A. Van Dyke of Applied Research Associates Ltdby Stanley Van Dyke and B.O.K. Reeves, Lifeways of Canada Limited; Prepared for Syncrude Canada Ltd. -- 3 maps in envelope inside back cover. -- Bibliography: p. 114-130+by Edith Van Kleek.; Maps on lining papers.Pedro van Meurs.; Description based on copy printed Aug. 28, 2007 from http://www.energy.gov.ab.ca/docs/oil/pdfs/RISPreliminary_Fiscal_Eval.pdf; Cover title; "April 12, 2007"eby Resource Appraisal Group, Resource Evaluation Branch, Alberta Energy and Natural Resources ; submitted by C. Van Waas.; Prepared for the Resource Planning Branch, Alberta Energy and Natural Resources.; Title on cover: Whitecourt.; Issued in folder.; Five folded col. maps in pocket.; ENR report. 61.; Biophysical analysis and evaluation of capability. 15Jerry J. Vaske ... [et al.]., Dept. of Natural Resource Recreation and Tourism, Human Dimensions in Natural Resources Unit, Colorado State University.c[videorecording] : capping 10 years.; 1 videocassette (18 min., 30 sec.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in; VHS.Lby Carol Vlassoff and J.W. Gartrell; The data used in the analysis for this paper was collected under Research Project HS-30.5, funded by the Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program, Human Sstem.; This paper was presented at the Canadian Population Society, 1980 annual meeting.; Canadian Population Society. Meeting (1980)ID: 77[electronic resource] : a detailed review and analysis / Nickie Vlavianos.; 1 electronic text; "August 2007."; Issued as part of the Canadian electronic library documents collection.; Includes bibliographical references.; 1.0. Introduction -- 2.0. Constitutional division of powers -- 3.0. Alberta's legislative and regulatory framework --; Access restricted to authorized users and institutions.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.; Canadian electronic library. Documents collection.; CIRL occasional paper ; no. 21GNickie Vlavianos.; "August 2007."; Includes bibliographical references.[electronic resource] : travels on the Athabasca, Mackenzie, Rat, Porcupine, and Yukon rivers in 1926 / Clara Vyvyan ; edited and introduced by I.S. MacLaren and Lisa N. LaFramboise ; foreword by Pamela Morse.; Originally published as: Arctic adventure                          ! " # $ % & ' ( ) * + , - . / 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 : ; < = > ? @ A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z [ \ ] ^ _ ` a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z { } ~  . London : P. Owen, 1961. With new introd., 59 black and white photographs and color reproductions of 12 watercolor sketches by Gwendolen Dorrien Smith.; Title from ebook title screen (viewed on May 20, 2005).; Includes bibliographical references (p. 289-298) and index.; Electronic reproduction. Boulder, Colo. : NetLibrary, 2005. Available via World Wide Web. 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Documents collection.; Canadian electronic library. Canadian public policy collection.Mark Walker, Tashfin Haque, Corey Koble.; 7 leaves ; 28 cm; Cover title.; "8/14/2009, document released to industry. This discussion paper reflects high level information for the Bitumen Royalty in Kind (BRIK) program. This information may be periodically updated." -- cover.[author and researcher, Rose-Marie Wall, editor, Neil Prather]; Cover title.; UA Library copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.D. Wallace ... [et al.].; "Report on the activities concerning Annex 1 of the U.S.-Canada Cooperative Agreement on Tar Sand and Heavy Oil."Cby E. Dean Wallace.; xviii, 235 leaves ; 29 cm; Submitted to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, Department of Chemistry.; Funded in part by AOSTRA.; Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Alberta, 1989.; Includes bibliographical references.lreport submitted by Daria Wallsten, Terry Smith, Darlene Buckholder.; 58 leaves : maps ; 29 cm; Cover title.ID: 93; Prepared for: Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program, Alberta Dept. of Environment and Northern Development Branch, Alberta Business Development and Tourism.Qby Norman Richard Ward; 43p. : ill. ; 28 cm; Notes:p.38-41.; Bibliography:p.42-3.Workshop on Research and Development Related to Oil Sands, Heavy Oil and the Environment (1985 : Calgary, Alta); [electronic resource] : proceedings from the Workshop on Research and Development Related to Oil Sands, Heavy Oil and the Environment, April 24-26, 1985 / [edited by Susie Washington].; Papers presented at a workshop held in Calgary, April 1985.; Electronic reproduction. Boulder, Colo. : NetLibrary, 2000. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to NetLibrary affiliated libraries.Water Sruvey of Canada [and] Atmospheric Environment Services [sic] ; prepared by W. Nemanishen, L. S. Meeres.; Abstract in English and French.1by Jenaya Webb.; [9], 103 leaves : ill. ; 29 cm; "A thesis submitted to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts, Department of Anthropology".; Thesis (M.A.)--University of Alberta, 2003.; Includes bibliographical references.%Jennifer Wynne Webber.; 019: 43574326[microform] the Lesser Slave Lake, Alberta case / by Douglas Richard Webster.; vi, 207 leaves : ill. ; cm; Abstracted in Dissertation abstracts international, v. 38 (1978) no. 8, p. 5093-A.; University Microfilms order no. 7731580.; Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of California, 1977.; Bibliography: leaves 190-207.; Microfilm of typescript. Ann Arbor, Mich. : University Microfilms, 1978. - 1 reel ; 35 mm.j["written and edited by Peter Murphy and Robert Bott"].; Sustainable forest development at Hinton, Albertalead author: Jeff Wells; co-authors: Susan Casey-Lefkowitz, Gabriela Chavarria, Simon Dyer.; Released by Natural Resources Defense Council, the Boreal Songbird Initiative, and the Pembina Institute.; Includes bibliographical references.[electronic resource] : impact on birds of tar sands oil development in Canada's boreal forest / lead author, Jeff Wells ; co-authors, Susan Casey-Lefkowitz, Gabriela Chavarria, Simon Dyer.; 1 electronic text; Issued as part of the Canadian electronic library, Documents collection, and Canadian public policy collection.; "December 2008."; Includes bibliog< raphical references (p. 27-33).; Executive summary -- Canada's boreal forest: North America's nesting bird destination -- Tar sands operations create a web of danger for boreal birds -- Tar sands mining destroys boreal bird habitat -- Tailings ponds from mining trap birds in oily waste -- Tar sands drilling fragments bird habitat -- Tar sands water withdrawals harm wetlands and water habitats -- Tar sands toxins weaken and kill boreal birds -- Beyond Alberta, impacts of tar sands pipelines and refineries -- Global warming impacts on boreal birds -- The path forward for boreal bird and habitat protection -- Endnotes.; Access restricted to authorized users and institutions.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.; NRDC report.; Canadian electronic library. Canadian public policy collection.; Canadian electronic library. Documents collection.[electronic resource] : a case study of the Foothills Model Forest / A.M. Wellstead, C.R. Olsen, and W.A. White.; Distributed by the Government of Canada Depository Services Program.; Archived by Library and Archives Canada.; Title from title screen (viewed on Sept. 1, 2006).; Includes bibliographical references.; Electronic monograph in PDF format.; Issued also in printed form.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.; System requirements: Adobe Acrobat Reader.; Information report (Northern Forestry Centre (Canada) : Online) ; NOR-X-378.A.M. Wellstead, C.R. Olsen, and W.A. White.; Includes abstract in French.; Fo46-12/378E; Includes bibliographical references: p. 19.; Also available on the Internet.; Information report NOR-X ; 378.bv. : ill. ; 29 cm; Title from cover.; "Submitted to: Alberta Environment, Environmental Assessment Division."; Includes bibliographical references.; V.1. Detailed report / conducted by Western Research with E.V.S. Consultants...[et al.]. -- v.2. Supplemental report / prepared by Alberta Energy Company Ltd. with assistance from Western Research...et al.[cartographic material]; Scale 1:100,000 ; Universal Transverse Mercator projection; 1 map : col. ; 92 x 78 cm; Includes location map, diagram of township and section numbering, notes on intersectional signs, rad numbers, land ownership information and electoral districts.[map]; Scale 1:100,000 ; Universal Transverse Mercator projection; 1 map : col. ; 92 x 92 cm; Includes location map, diagram of township and section numbering, land ownership information and road nunbers.[map]; Scale 1:100,000 ; Universal Transverse Mercator projection; 1 map : col. ; 92 x 92 cm; Includes location map, diagram of township and section numbering, and road numbers.[cartographic material].; Scale 1:100,000 ; Universal Transverse Mercator projection.; 1 map : col. ; 87 x 76 cm; Shows land ownership with township and range road numbers, and administrative boundaries.; Includes location map, "Township diagram indicating sections and road allowances," "Section diagram indicating legal sub-division numbers," and "Westlock County intersectional signs" text and diagram.; Produced by LDT, Land Data Technologies Inc.; Copyright Westlock County.[cartographic material]; Scale 1:100,000 ; Universal Transverse Mercator projection; 1 map : col. ; 87 x 76 cm; Shows land ownership with township and range road numbers, and administrative boundaries.; Includes location map, "Township diagram indicating sections and road allowances," "Section diagram indicating legal sub-division numbers," and "Westlock County intersectional signs" text and diagram.; Produced by LDT, Land Data Technologies Inc.; Copyright Westlock County.Prepared by: Town of Westlock Municipal Planning Commission, Council and staff and Al McCully, Parkview Unit, Planning Branch, Alberta Municipal Affairs.--leaf v.-Town of Westlock Economic Development Survey.)Includes index.; Eighty years of progress[microform] / by David Arthur Westworth; 2 microfiches : ill; Original: Edmonton : s.n., 1974. xiv, 147 p. Bibliography: p. 134-138; Thesis (M.Sc.)--University of Alberta, Dept. of Zoology, 1974.=ID: 307; UA Library copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.F1 v. (various pagings) : ill., maps (some fold.) ; 28 cm; "July 1979".Intera Environmental Consultants Ltd; 1 v. (various pagings) : ill; Funded by Alberta Environmental Research Trust; A study of the environment of the Whitecourt area of Alberta with particular regard to the effects of sulphur compoundsAIntera Environmental Consultants Ltd; 1 v. (varous pagings) : illYby Jesse Whittington.; [9], 86 leaves ; 29 cm; A thesis submitted to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science in Environmental Biology and Ecology, Dept. of Biological Sciences.; Thesis (M. Sc.)--University of Alberta, 2002.; Includes bibliographical references.NRudy Wiebe.; UA Library's copy in the Schloss collection of modern literature.by Rudy Wiebe.; Visit to the Frontier / Ethel Wilson -- Indian Woman / Frederick Niven -- The Tepee / Howard O'Hagan -- Peter Pond, his true confession / Jon Whyte -- Hercules Salvage / W.O. Mitchell -- Carrion spring / Wallace Stegner -- The first day of an immigrant / Frederick Philip Grove -- The great electrical revolution / Ken Mitchell -- The broken globe / Henry Kreisel -- A day with Pegasus / Sinclair Ross -- The move / Gabrielle Roy -- Earth moving / robert Kroetsch -- Cranes fly south / Edward McCourt -- A week in the country / Dorothy Livesay -- Streak Mosaic / Stephen Scobie -- Old Mrs. Dirks / Victor Carl Friesen -- Did Jesus ever laugh? / Rudy Wiebe -- Dominion Day / W. D. Valgardson -- The black farm / Sheila Watson -- Horses of the night / Margaret Laurence -- The lice / Wilfred Watson.; UA Library's copy in the Schloss collection of modern literature.; UA Library copy in the Richard Spafford Western Canadian Legacy Collection.M.B. Williams. Illustrated by Mabel Bain.; UA Library copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.; UA Library copy in the Richard Spafford Western Canadian Legacy Collection.Map on lining-papers.; "Place names and altitudes": p. 115-125.; "Sources of information": p. 126-128.; UA Library copy a gift of Harry Strynadka.by M. B. Williams.+by M. B. Williams.; Bibliogr. : p. 167-169.Gby M.B. Williams.; UA Library copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.by M.B. Williams.; Half title: Department of the Interior.; Sources of information, p. 167-169.; UA Library copy in the Prairie Provinces Collection.Wprepared for the Northern River Basins Study under Project 4121-E1 by Michael Williams.ID: 368; "NTS 074L"prepared by the Wood Bison Recovery Team.; vii, 37 leaves : ill., map ; 28 cm; A submission by renew to the Northern Diseased Bison Assessment Panel.; Title from cover.ID: 24ID: 240April 2008--T.p.; "This report provides the results of a human exposure and health effects assessment conducted by the Wood Buffalo Environmental Association during late fall of 2006"--Acknow.; Includes bibliographical references (p. 66-68).[electronic resource].; 1 electronic text; "February 2007".; Issued as part of the Canadian electronic library documents collection.; Includes bibliographical references (p. 69-72).; Part I. Methods report -- Part II. 2005 monitoring year results.; Access restricted to authorized users and institutions.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.; Canadian electronic library. Documents collection.Ev. : ill. ; 28 cm; Semiannual.; No. 1 (Mar. 1992)-; Title from cover.tWoods Gordon.; 1 v. (various foliations) ; 28 cm; Cover title: Cree Band, Fort Chipewyan.; Cree Band, Fort ChipewyanID: 189ta report from Woods, Gordon & Co. Management Consultants.; ii, 63, 13, 5, 3, 8, 3, 4 leaves ; 28 cm; "January 1978".ID: 91x[electronic resource] : Athabasca River and oil sands development Great Lakes and hydropower production.; 1 electronic text; Issued as part of the Canadian electronic library documents collection.; Includes bibliographical references.; Access restricted to authorized users and institutions.; Mode of access: World Wide Web.; Canadian electronic library. Documents collection.-Dan Woynillowicz, Chris Severson-Baker.; Description based on printout printed March 21, 2006 from http:< //www.pembina.org/pdf/publications/LastDrop_Mar1606c.pdf; "March 2006."; Includes bibliographical references.; Also available on the Internet.; System requirements for online access: Adobe Acrobat.[electronic resource] : the environmental implications of Canada's oil sands rush / by Dan Woynillowicz, Chris Severson-Baker, Marlo Raynolds.; "November 2005".; Includes bibliographica references.; Electronic document. Saint-Lazare, Quebec : Gibson Library Connections, 2006 . Canadian electronic library. Documents collection. Available by subscription via World Wide Web.; Canadian electronic library. Documents collection.prepared for Wright Engineers Limited, [by] B.C. Research.; 1 v; Cover title. -- Study was initiated at the request of Alberta Dept. of Environment to Alberta Fish and Wildlife.; Athabasca tar sands baseline studyPamela A. Wright ... [et al.]; 2 v. : ill., maps (some col.) ; 28 cm; [Vol. 2] is "Appendices".; Includes bibliographical references.Hby Frederick J. Wrona ... [et al.]; Includes bibliographical references.by Robert G. Wuetherick; xiii, 178 p; "A paper commissioned by the Peace-Athabasca Delta Project and prepared under its auspices and under the supervision of J.G. MacGregor ". -- Bibliography: p. 160-178vRobert G. Wuetherick; Unpublished report submitted to the Peace-Athabasca Delta Project; Peace-Athabasca Delta ProjectwUnpublished notes submitted to the Peace-Athabasca Delta Project by Robert G. Wuetherick; Peace-Athabasca Delta ProjectID: 145; Outline of a method to accomplish a regional plan to give direction to growth and change in the Fort McMurray region of Alberta.Fedited by Sally Yarie; 297p. : ill., map ; 28 cm; Includes references.%[cartographic material]; [cartographic material]; Scale 1:90,000 UTM Zone 11 NAD83; 6 maps : col. ; ea.122 x 90 cm; Includes location maps, road numbers, location of residences and land ownership information.; Land ownership derived from municipal tax data May 2004.; Inset maps of Brule and Carldale (sheet 1), Marlboro, Peers and Millers Lake (sheet 2), Niton Junction, Wildwood and Evansburg (sheet 3), Folding Mountain, Robb, Cadomin and Overlander (sheet 4) at various scales.; Sheets 1, 4-5 dated May 11, 2004; sheets 2-3 dated Sept. 17, 2004.[cartographic material]; [cartographic material]; Scale 1:90,000 UTM Zone 11 NAD83; 6 maps : col. ; ea.122 x 90 cm; Includes location maps, road numbers, location of residences and land ownership information.; Land ownership derived from municipal tax data September 2003.; Inset maps of Brule and Carldale (sheet 1), Marlboro, Peers and Millers Lake (sheet 2), Niton Junction, Wildwood and Evansburg (sheet 3), Folding Mountain, Robb, Cadomin and Overlander (sheet 4) at various scales.; "September 17, 2003."[map]; Scale 1:100,000 UTM Zone 11 NAD83; 1 map : col. ; 128 x 91 cm; Includes land ownership information and 3 inset maps of Carldale (1:10,000), Brule (1:7,500) and Hinton adjacent subdivisions (1:30,000)prepared by the National Task Force on Oil Sands Strategies of the Alberta Chamber of Resources.; At head of title: Appendix F. Background.; Includes glossary.; Background; National oil sands task force reportprepared by the National Task Force on Oil Sands Strategies of the Alberta Chamber of Resources.; At head of title: Appendix D. Marketing and transportation report.; Marketing and transportation report; National oil sands task force reportprepared by the National Task Force on Oil Sands Strategies of the Alberta Chamber of Resources.; At head of title: Appendix B. Environment report.; Environment report; National oil sands task force reportChris Yorath and Ben Gadd.; Co-published by: Geological Survey of Canada.; Includes index and glossary.; Bibliography: p. [164]-165.; AB Energy Edmonton*PERMANENT LOAN.prepared by G.M. Young1address by Major-General H.A. Young; 12p. ; 28 cmiCanadian Institute of Surveying Annual Convention (70th : 1977 : Ottawa, Ont.); C. W. Youngs ...[et al.].Silvio Zavatti; 20p. ; 24 cmVby Gabrielle Zezulka-Mailloux.; [10], 237 leaves ; 28 cm; "A thesis submitted to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in English, Department of English and Film Studies."; Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Alberta 2005.; Includes bibliographical references.Y edited by Donald N. Zillman ... [et al.].; Includes bibliographical references and index.; Introduction / Donald N. Zillman, Catherine Redgwell, Yinka O. Omorogbe, Lila Barrera-Hernndez, Barry Barton -- The impact of energy on health, environment, and sustainable development : the TANSAAFL problem / George (Rock) Pring, Alexandra Suzann Haas, Benton Tyler Drinkwine -- Promoting sustainable development through the use of renewable energy : the role of the law / Yinka O. Omorogbe -- The law of energy efficiency / Barry Barton -- International legal responses to the challenges of a lower-carbon future : climate change, carbon capture and storage, and biofuels / Catherine Redgwell -- The development of renewable energy technologies and energy efficiency measures through public international law / Adrian J. Bradbrook -- Are we there yet? : the long road to South America's energy future / Lila K. Barrera-Hernndez -- Increasing access to clean energy in Africa : challenges and initiatives / Fui S. Tsikata, Abeeku Brew-Hammond, Y. B. Osafo -- Renewable energy in national legislation : challenges and opportunities / Richard L. Ottinger, Lily Mathews, Nadia Elizabeth Czachor -- The use of market-based instruments in the transition from a carbon-based economy / Catherine Banet -- Heavy duty transition fuels : oil sands and heavy oil / Alastair R. Lucas, Chidinma B.Thompson, Olurotimi Williams Daudu -- Biofuels : EU law and policy / Inigo del Guayo -- Reducing carbon-based electricity generation : is the answer blowing in the wind? / Aileen McHarg, Anita Ronne -- The role of law in the future of nuclear power / Donald N. Zillman -- Legal aspects of carbon capture and storage / Nigel Bankes, Martha Roggenkamp -- China's plight in moving towards a low-carbon future : analysis from the perspective of energy law / Wang Mingyuan -- Energy for the future : Brazilian law and policy / Yanko Marcius de<  Alencar Xavier -- The Indian way : exploring the synergies between development, energy, and climate goals / Lavanya Rajamani -- The future of an economy based on oil exploitation : the Mexican case / Jose Juan Gonzalez -- Law in the schism : its role in moving beyond the carbon economy in Australia / Lee Godden -- In search of the optimum energy mix : Japanese laws promoting non-fossil-fuel energy / Kazuhiro Nakatani -- Energy resources management in Russia : policy and law / Irina Krasnova -- Diversified leadership for moving beyond the carbon economy in the United States / John W. Gulliver, Keith A. Wheeler -- Overview and conclusions / Donald N. Zillman, Catherine Redgwell, Yinka O. 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(OCoLC)ocm55896921 ocm70062078ocn461647022 (Sirsi) ABB-3366 ocn317777802ocm70521538 (Sirsi) AKN-8386http://login.ezproxy.library.ualberta.ca/login?url=http://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=a9h&AN=27331591&loginpage=Login.asp&site=ehost-live&scope=site3http://site.ebrary.com/lib/ualberta/Doc?id=10325505Chttps://dspace.ucalgary.ca/bitstream/1880/47191/1/OP18Athabasca.pdfShttp://ualweb.library.ualberta.ca/uhtbin/cgisirsi/eyTJ5gTJwa/AGINTERNET/185630012/92(CaOOAMICUS)000029693828; (OCoLC)ocm56112758; OCLCocn461497170 (Sirsi) ABC-2169ocm26054171 (Sirsi) ADQ-9482 ocn314627107 ocn133155610ocm16715227 (Sirsi) ANA-9258ocm70417464 (Sirsi) AGE-4953ocm70618039 (Sirsi) AKN-2580 ocn464154683 ocm51599175ocm15921212 (Sirsi) ABQ-4168ocm70590821 (Sirsi) ANL-1136 ocn464461< 536ocm70510031 (Sirsi) AKK-1308 ocn173274755 ocn173274756ocm70390596 (Sirsi) ALC-9158ocm47921433 (Sirsi) AOM-4975ocm26804455 (Sirsi) ALU-0558 ocn213866453 ocm65982764 ocn464659994ocm70368454 (Sirsi) AKY-8882ocm70414337 (Sirsi) ALQ-5332ocm70525697 (Sirsi) AKP-7321ocm15767340 (Sirsi) ACV-2257ocm05146312 (Sirsi) AAT-1531ocm30289538 (Sirsi) ACB-6807ocm65893372 (Sirsi) AAA-9587ocm70372182 (Sirsi) AKZ-3146ocm70591874 (Sirsi) ANL-9445ocm70502609 (Sirsi) AKB-3792ocm50687563 (Sirsi) AOX-9411ocm70375783 (Sirsi) AKZ-7938(Sirsi) APD-4237ocm70385971 (Sirsi) ALB-8891ocn463865842 (Sirsi) AKP-9989 ocn464522134ocm70370141 (Sirsi) AKZ-0952ocm70370410 (Sirsi) AKZ-1206ocm70521661 (Sirsi) AKN-8879ocm70417294 (Sirsi) ALS-2835ocn465373901 (Sirsi) AFB-0294(Sirsi) AKS-4457ocm59733321 (Sirsi) ALY-8243ocm15897839 (Sirsi) AKP-0337ocm70491829 (Sirsi) ANI-1210ocm70349549 (Sirsi) AFA-5703 ocm82130435ocm28499931 (Sirsi) ACQ-7343ocm70415712 (Sirsi) ALR-2014-80480466 //r853; ocm06490306 (Sirsi) ACF-6107ocm46620127 (Sirsi) AOG-0636 ocn166406259ocm21175428 (Sirsi) ABB-0951ocm21175391 (Sirsi) AKZ-2549ocm70588006 (Sirsi) AKU-3001OCLC; (OCoLC)ocm57357868*C81-094887-7; ocm15908171 (Sirsi) ABN-7320ocm70497487 (Sirsi) AKU-0565ocm08809104 (Sirsi) AAD-8247ocm07913920 (Sirsi) AMA-9458ocm70482586 (Sirsi) AMW-4053 ocm52374403 ocm59738753 ocm53867299ocn463386512 (Sirsi) ANX-1799ocm16076460 (Sirsi) ACO-7825,83243086 //r85; ocm11536275 (Sirsi) ACF-3563,83243086 //r85; ocm65795347 (Sirsi) ACI-3757 ocn426343378 ocn256500578ocm02786095 (Sirsi) AKM-4405 ocn317752724ocm36338160 (Sirsi) ALZ-1460ocn243511208 (Sirsi) ACF-5624ocm50687856 (Sirsi) AOY-2068ocm50687897 (Sirsi) AOY-2873ocm50687519 (Sirsi) AOX-8686ocm70459201 (Sirsi) AGG-3332 ocn185040209ocn237133361 (Sirsi) AJU-692930001660; ocm05190069ocm70322131 (Sirsi) ACO-5058 ocn299028714ocm50688075 (Sirsi) AOY-4315ocm50688040 (Sirsi) AOY-3876ocm50688039 (Sirsi) AOY-3875ocm65817671 (Sirsi) ACK-1866ocm65763317 (Sirsi) ACF-3794ocm70449794 (Sirsi) AMD-3416ocm65786375 (Sirsi) ACH-4284 ocn421751693(Sirsi) ACE-9644ocm15915805 (Sirsi) AKY-4935ocm70312889 (Sirsi) ADS-133484238746; ocn144143941ocm04525993 (Sirsi) AKM-7188ocm70475576 (Sirsi) AMR-6220ocm65734851 (Sirsi) ADH-7453ocm70367160 (Sirsi) AKY-7233ocm70512517 (Sirsi) AOB-2214ocm70507828 (Sirsi) ANB-6627ocm70491929 (Sirsi) AKS-2915ocm70512304 (Sirsi) AOB-1132ocm63013780 (Sirsi) AMT-1485ocm70527220 (Sirsi) AKQ-3933ocm70368324 (Sirsi) AKY-8706TC 226; R71-49/3-75E; TD 227 .A3 N67 no.075 GPRC; GB 1230 N6 no.075 AEU; TD 227 A3 N87 R351 1996 AEHE; TD 227 A3 N87 R351 1996 AEEN; TD 226 N67 no.75 AVCqHD 9574 C23F6 R35 1973; TN 858 S4 R353 AEEN; HD 9560 R273 AEML; HD 9574 C23 F6 R35 1973; TN 871 S71 R27 1973 AEEN-FC3664.W66 I55 1982; FC 3664 W66 I55 1982 AEUrQH 541.5 D38 P35 1971; GB 1205 S98 1971 AER; GB 1205 P355 AEEN; QH 541.5 D38 P35 1971 SC; QH 541.5 D38 P35 1971 LL$QE186 .R46 1960; QE 186 R46 1960 AEUIHT 395 .A3 .R293; TN 859 C22 A3 R464 1975 AEU; HT 395 .A3 R293f/1975 AENR7TN 859 C22 A3 R464 1975 AEU; TN 858 V3 R4116v 1975 AEEN7TN 859 C22 A3 R464 1975 AEU; TN 858 W7 R4116r 1975 AEEN3TN 859 A3 R464 1974 AEU; TN 858 W7 R4116w 1974 AEEN7TN 859 C22 A3 R464 1974 AEU; TN 858 W7 R4116p 1974 AEEN7TN 859 C22 A3 R464 1971 AEU; TN 858 W7 R4116a 1971 AEEN:TJ 153 R424 1975; TJ 153 R424 1975 SC; TJ 153 R424 1975 SC"Q 111 A3 R4 M2; Q 111 A3 R4 M2 AEU3TN 860 R432 1958 AER; GOV DOC CA1 Z1- 1957\ 3-22-56QE 186 A330 R425 ACRS2TN 870.54 E92 v.2 1983 AER; TN870.5 .E92 v.2, 1983+FC 3663 B2 S69 1969; FC 3663 B2 S69 1969 SC0QK 203 A3*; QK 203 A3 R469 1999 AEEN; 99 RHE AEUFFC 3207.1 H88 v.001 AEU; FC 3213.1 S56 A3 ARDC; FC 3207 S 55 1968 ACALHD 9574 C23 A3 R396 1974 AEEN%TD 195 O38*; TD 195 O38 R585 EIA AEENnHD 9502 C23A4 AL142 2007 AEED; HD 9502 C23 A42 2007 AEML; Internet Access AEED; HD 9502 C23 A3 AL142 2007 AEEN HQ 799*; HQ 799 A4 R61 2002 AEHE HQ 799*; HQ 799 A4 R62 2002 AEHEHN 49 C6 R646 1984 AEU*TH873.C25 R48 1982; TH 873 C25 R43 1982 NOHD 9574 C23 A3 L47 1988 AEENYE 78 C2 R62 1994; HD 319 A3 R663 1994 AEEN; HD 319 A3 R663 1994 AEU; E 78.C2 R62 1994 AVC?HT169.C32 W585 no.151; HD7305N57 N68 1987; HD 7305 N6 N875 1987DPS 8568 O38 E99 1974; PS/8585/.O35/E98 GPRC; PS 8568 O38 E99 1974 UG+PS 8568 O38 U4 1973; PS 8568 O38 U4 1973 NO3FC 3699 B19 Z55 R68 1981 AEU; FC 219 R63 1982 ACHCUWFC 3699 B19 Z55 R68 1982 AEGEO; FC 3699 B19 Z55 R68 1982 AEU; FC 3694 B2 R598 1982 AEEDTD 194.6 R745 1994; TD 194.6 R745 1994 AEGEO; TD 194.6 R745 1994 AEU; G 600 O23 no.034 AEU; TD 194.6 R745 1994 AEKC; TD 194.6 R745 1994 ACAL; TD 194.6 R746 1994 AEEN0TD 195 P6 H673 1992; TD 195 P6 H673 C9 1992 AEEN1KF 8210 R735 2007 AEJ; KE 7739 L3 R7342 2007 AEENG 3502 A9 E63 2005 R68 AEU*FC 3667.2 R86 1928; FC 3667.2 R86 1928 AEU%FC 215 R68 1984; FC 215 R68 1984 ARDCHD 9502 C22 R88 1974; HD 9502 C22 R88 1974 ACAL; HD 9502 C22 R88 1974 AEU; HC/113.5/.R68 GPRC; HC 113.5 R883 1974 AOAC; HD 9502 C22 R88 1974 AEKC; HD 9502. 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Recommends theoretical and methodological approaches and specifies instruments and procedures to be used. 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813/.621; WEB AOAC; PS 8595 E26 D44 2000 AEU330; FC 01 341 AEUSD 387 S87 L58 1998; 333.75097120; SD 387 S87 L58 1998 ACHCU; SD 387 S87 L785 1998 AEEN; SD 387 S87 L58 1998 AEU; SD 387 S87 L58 1998 ACAL(QL676.57.C2; QL 676.57 C2 W462 2008 AEEN<HD9574.C25 W453 2008eb; 338.2728/097123; Internet Access AEUGV191.67*; 338.4/79171233222; Fo46-12/378E-PDF; Internet Access AEGEO; Internet Access ARDC; Internet Access AEC; Internet Access AGPC; Internet Access AOAC; Internet Access AVC; Internet Access AEKC; Internet Access ACHCU; Internet Access AEUJTK 1427 A4 S63 1982; TK 1427 A4 S63 1982 AEU; TK 1427 A3 S631 1982 T1 AEEN0HD9574.C23 .A375 2007; HD 9574 C23 A375 2007 AEU0HD9574.C23 .A374 2007; HD 9574 C23 A374 2007 AEU!TD 195 O38*; TD 195 O38 J129 AEEN,TD 195 O38*; TD 195 O38 J12 EIA CD 2002 AEEN-TD 195 O38*; TD 195 O38 J122 EIA 2007 CD AEEN?TD 195 O38*; TD 195 O38 J12 EIA AEEN; QH 545 E53 J131 2002 AENR%TD 195 O38*; TD 195 O38 J122 EIA AEEN$TD 195 O38*; TD 195 O38 J129 CD AEEN(TD 195 O38*; TD 195 O38 C287 EIA CD AEEN\TD 195*; 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RA 566.5 C2 A43 1997 AEU; RA 566.5 A4 A43 1997 AEHE6RA 564.5 G35 1997; 97FD GAL AEU; RA 564.5 G35 1997 AEUHT 251 G244 1983 AEUjE78*; E78 C2 G373 2005; E78 C2 G372 2005; 971.9004/970915222; E 78 C2 G373 2005 AER; E 78 C2 G372 2005 AEU}SD387*; SD387 S55 G84 2001; COP.CA.2.2001-298; 333.75/097121; Fo42-89/2001E; SD 387 S55 G84 2001 AEC; SD 387 S55 G84 2001 AEUrF483 .G25 1965; F 483 G25 1965 AEC; F 483 G25 1965 AEU; F 483 G25 1965 AENABC; F 483 G25 AEKC; F 483 G25 1965 ACALF483 .G25; Internet Access AEUHD 9582 B53 C2 G223 2006 AEEN9G3504*; G3504.J37E63 2006.G45; G 3504 J3 E63 2006 G46 AEUG 3502 J3 E63 2005 G322 AEU8G3502*; G3502.S683E63 1999.G45; G 3501 E635 1999 G46 AEU2G3502.B3E635 1997 .G4; G 3502 B3 E635 1997 G46 AEU1G3504.J3E63 1997 .G4; G 3504 J3 E63 1997 G323 AEU1G3504.J3E63 1997 .G4; G 3504 J3 E63 1997 G322 AEU-QE 185 G340 An78; QE 185 G340 An78 1895 AEGEOGB 1230 P4 G353 1972 AEUDHD 5730 F77 AL14 AEML; TN 858 S4 G478 AEEN; HD 5729 A4 G478 1977 AEU%MEB Shares personal stories on new CDThis study seeks to present an account of the working experience of child care workers within one children's institution. The study examines, from the perspective of the workers, their relationships and interactions with each other, children, management, and other professionals. By examining these relationships, it is possible to gain an understanding of the total effects of a total institution upon front-line staff working within it.The study is an exploratory account of child care work in a children's institution in Alberta. using the methodology of grounded theory, it focuses on the interpersonal relations of individuals hired to staff the institution. By focusing on the relationships, interactions, and arrangements which staff engage in during hte course of their work, the meaning of the institution to them is explicated. The study may be seen as addressing two areas of sociological importance: 1) the work situation of a low-level occupational group; and 2) the institutional context in whihc the care and treatment of children occurs. 1985 ASTI34382Fox, Michael G. A study of trapper demography, motivations, and trapping patterns was done for the Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program in the are around Fort McMurray, Alberta. 1971.2314; E 98 N6 AB76 AEEN; Internet Access AEENVHD 9574 C24 S956 S992; HD 9574 C2 Su82 AEED; TN 858 S3 A614 AEEN; Internet Access AEENEHD 9574 C24 S956 S992; TN 858 S3 A613 AEEN; HD 9574 C24 S956 S992 AEUTN 860 S992; TN 860 S992 AEU$TD 195*; TD 195 O38 N876 EIA CD AEENGB 1230 A3 T19 1960OSD 421.34 A3 T155; 630; SD 421.34 C2 T155 1977 AEU; SD 421.34 A3 T155 1977 AEEN+E 78 A34 T157 2001; E 78 A34 T157 2001 AEENfE99.C59 T73 2003; 971.2/00497222; E 99 C59 T72 2003 AEJ; E 99 C59 T72 2003 AGPC; E 99 C59 T73 2003 AEUHV 1475 A4 R299 2005 AEED5E96.2 T286 2009eb; 371.829/97071; Internet Access AEUGKEA353.L4 T39 2007eb; KF1865 .T39 2007; 346.710468; Internet Access AEU(KEA353.O37; KEA 353 O37 T21211 2007 AEEN'KEA353.O37; KEA 353 O37 T2121 2007 AEENNKEA353.L4 T295 2007eb; KF1865 .T295 2007; 343.71230930262; Internet Access AEU9HD9579.C3 T2982006eb; 338.2/72830971; Internet Access AEU&KEA353.O37; KEA 353 O37 T212 2006 AEENRFC3664 J3 T39 2009; 971.23/3222; FC 3664 J3 T39 2009 AGPC; FC 3664 J3 T39 2009 AEU+HE2809.A3 T39 2004; HE 2809 A3 T39 2004 AEU.UA652*; 940.54/l27120; UA 652 L68 T39 1994 AEUTN 859*; TN 859 C212 T193 AER>TN 870.54*; TN 870.54 O44 1980 ACRS; TN 858 R5 T255 Summ. AEENTf TN 873 C22 A4 T25 1979; S 621.5 S8 O44 1979 AOAC; TN 873 C22 A4 T25 1979 folio AEURH62*; 300/.7/219; H 62 A1 S62 1981 AEHSD; H 62 S678 1978 AEEN; H 62 A1 S67 1978 NOCLC1037.8.C22 A3T69 1999; 99F THE AEU; LC 1037.8 C22 A3 T69 1999 AEU-HD9574.C23 A38 1974; HD 9574 C23 A38 1974 AEU< TN 858 C6 T439 AEEN-HB3530.L47 T49 1974; HB 3530 L47 T49 1974 AEU 96F THOM AEUGV 854.8 C23A4 D758 1973 AEEDFHD9574.C23A3; JO Ca5 CERI 0510 01 ACPMC; HD 9574 C23 A3 T482 2005 AEENUFC3664.J3 J295; Agdex 065 AOAC; FC 3664 J3 J315 1988 AEED; GOV DOC CA1 R 63-145\ 1988-FC3664.J3 P83; GOV DOC CA1 R 62-345/ 1988 AEU2FC215; FC 215 V825 1989 AEC; FC 215 V825 1989 AEED'FC 215 C352 1988; FC 215 C352 1988 ARDC7TN 858*; TN 858 P4 C212 1974 AEEN; TN 858 C224 1974 AEU+GB1230.A3 T49 1975; GB 1230 A3 T49 1975 AEUdRC282.I4 A886 2007eb; QZ 220.DC2 A886 2007eb; 615.9/25715; Internet Access AEHE; Internet Access AEU+QL737.U53 A53 1989; QL 737 U53 A53 1989 AEUTLC 225.33 C22 A3 F743 1982; HQ 792 A3 C37 1982 AEHSD; LC 225.33 C22 A3 F743 1982 AEU$HD 9710.34; HD 9710.34 P924 1977 AEUHD 9582 B52 C197 2008 AEENTN873.C2 Z925; QE 186 A330 E12 65-3 1965 ACRS; QE 186 P7 no.65-003 AEU; ARC Earth Sciences Report 65-3 AEGEO; QE 186 R422 R65-3 AEENTN 873 C22 A4 Z9 C316 1962 AEUAll four members of MEB hail fromWabasca, Alta. and are members of the Bigstone Cree Nation, but their music has already taken them far beyond the boundaries of their home community and will soontake them into the national spotlight-MEB has been nominated for two Aboriginal Peoples Choice Music Awards, in the best new artist and best rock CD categories. The winners will be announced on Nov. 2 in Winnipeg during the Manito Ahbee Festival." )2007AFirst Nations; musical recordings; bands; rock music; nominationsthttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?did=1382158611&sid=4&Fmt=3&clientId=12302&RQT=309&VName=PQD\Cree; Metis; musical group: MEB; Bigstone Cree Nation; CD; Aboriginal People's Choice AwardsOWealth in store if discovery proves out (Kimberlite north of Lesser Slave Lake) Hayes, J.R. ="We've got to make sure we're not buying a 6-49 ticket here," said Woodland Cree First Nation Chief John Cardinal. "We have to know a lot more before we invest any of our resources." "In saying that I know little about any diamond development, exploration in the area would have economic benefits for us because it is in our traditional area," said Grand Chief Eddie Tallman of the Kee Tas Kee Now Tribal Council, who is also chief of the Whitefish Lake First Nation. "When there's economic activity in our area, then I want to jump on it. If it's in our traditional area and it's development, they damn well better come talk to us." "Ashton is going to start drilling near Red Earth this week," said Carl Brioch of New Claymore, which holds a number of claims in the area. "We will be working on our property for indicator materials this summer, but Ashton has gone ahead with drilling in only a few months. If Ashton hits -- and they seem to be very confident that there's something there -- then things may go ahead very quickly or in a different direction. It's impossible to say."141997@First Nations; economics; geology; diamonds; mineral explorationshttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?did=404865131&sid=4&Fmt=3&clientId=12302&RQT=309&VName=PQDeWoodland Cree First Nation; kimberlite; Kee Tas Kee Now Tribal Council; diamond; Bigstone Cree Nation<north central Alberta; Lesser Slave Lake; Wabasca; Red Earth"Reforestation opens up for Natives"The planting season is very short -- a few weeks in the spring and fall are the only times seedlings will take to their new environments -- and this has made it difficult for industry to maintain a reliable work force," explained Doug Schultz, silviculture forester at the forest management division of Alberta Environmental Protection. "The Forest Resource Improvement Program recognizes the need for an experienced, year to year, work force. Ideally, communities local to the cut blocks will supply the manpower." "This type of training is expensive," according to Richard Ouellet, AlPac's assistant silviculturist. "But if the training is successful in Wabasca, it will be circulated to other communities in the future. About 60 people will be required to plant the two-million trees this year." "Under the new system, the regional silviculturist has been empowered to designate training plots to interested parties," Schultz said. "If an interested party is considered to be a serious prospect for competitive bidding in the future then, subject to budget limitations, a training plot can be put aside." Schultz confirmed that bands are considered prime candidates for contracts.13oCulture: First Nations; Indigenous Peoples; Timber Industry; Forest Management; Native Americans; Deforestationshttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?did=440701671&sid=4&Fmt=3&clientId=12302&RQT=309&VName=PQD?Alberta Natives; reforestation; AIPac; job training; replanting]F1079.B5 S34 1999; FC3664.B3 S37 1999fcps; 917.123/3221; 917.23/3221; FC 3664 B3 S37 1999 AEU HD 319*; HD 319 A3 L61 S387 AEENS 954 A37 S34 1970 TD 195*; TD 195 P4 T717 EIA AEEN(TD 195*; TD 195 P4 T717 EIA 2009 CD AEEN)GB 1230 P335; GB 1230 P335 T663 1982 AEENGV 854.8 C23A4 Ef36 1975 AEED+KF8205.A2 T19 1974; KF 8205 A2 T19 1974 AEU=E78*; E78 A34 M93 2004; 971.23004/9722; E 78 A34 M93 2004 AEC?E78*; E78 A34 M935 2004; 971.23004/9722; E 78 A34 M935 2004 AECCE78*; E78 A34 M94 2004; 306.85/089/970712322; E 78 A34 M94 2004 AECQE78*; E78 A34 O86 2004; E78 A34 M98 2004; 371.829/70712322; E 78 A34 M98 2004 AECG 3502 J3 2007 J37 AEUCTD 195 O38*; TD 195 O38 F736 2002 ADCR; TD 195 O38 F736 EIA CD AEEN;TN 859*; TD 195 O38 F736 EIA AEEN; QH 545 E53 F776 2001 AEU.FC 3216.3 T8 A4 1985; FC 3216.3 T8 A4 1985 AEUFC 02 0203 no. 33158&551.40971219; FC 02 0203 no. 33158 AEU*FC 4191.4 T99 1897; FC 4191.4 T99 1897 AEU QE 194 T99TN 858 Z9 U58 1977 AEU+HD320.F67 A74 1977; HD 320 F67 A74 1977 AEU)HE215.Z7 A84 1974; HE 215 Z7 A84 1974 AEULBX 9882.8 W52 F52 1975; BX 9882.8 W52 F52 1975 CO; BX 9882.8 W52 F52 1975 NOTN 863*; TN 863 In8t 1979 AEENTN 871 F527 1983 AER&TN 863 H442 1996; TN 863 H442 1996 AER1429-H-3 (MF); E 1.84:; GOV DOC US Per E 1.84: AEU?TN 870.54 D67; TN 870.54 D67 1986 ACRS; TN 870.54 D67 1986 AENRCD 3649 A3 U592 1976 AEU'TN 858 R2 U586 AEEN; TN 870.54 UN3 AEENJTD 171.5 C2 A35 no.0010; TD 171.5 C2 A3512 AEU; TD 171.5 C2 A35 no.0010 SCTN 873 C22 A4 C737 1980TN 858 S4 U72 AEEN+HD9582.B53C2; HD 9582 B53 C2 Oi49 2006 AEEN{TD 226; R71-49/3-80E; TD 227 .A3 N67 no.080 GPRC; GB 1230 N6 no.080 AEU; TD 227 A3 N87 W725 1996 AEEN; TD 226 N67 no.80 AVC$QL 737 U53; QL 737 U53 W873 1990 AEU$TD 883.7*; TD 883.7 A4 W66 2008 AEHEdRA576.7.C2 W662 2007eb; WA 754 W662 2007eb; 362.1097123/3; Internet Access AEHE; Internet Access AEU!F 1079 W6 W68; QL 737 U53 W68 AEU E 78 A34; E 78 A34 C913 1981 AEUJS 1743 F77 N42 1978 AEED8QC981.8.G56 I475 2006eb; 363.738/74; Internet Access AEU%TD 195 O38*; TN 858 W4 W938 2006 AEEN9FC 3664 C16 AL14 1985 AEED; SB 484 C2 A144 1985 folio AEUHC 113.5 S416 1976 AEUHC 117 A3 S416 AEU)PM 850 C2 S42 1979; PM 850 C2 S42 1979 NO!P 379 S39 1979; P 379 S39 1979 NO1GR 113.5 F67 S36 1979; GR 113.5 F67 S36 1979 ARDCBHD9574.C23.A3; HD 9574 C23 A3 M471 2004 AEEN; Internet Access AEEN>WA 320 S427 1988; HV 6626.5 S3477 AEHSD; WA 320 S427 1988 AERA5TD 195 P4 P963 14th 1985 AER; TD 195 P4 S452 1985 AEU8HD58.82; HD 58.9 Se56 1993 AEED; HD 58.82 S46 1993 AEMANQTD 195 P37*; Project No.: 09-814-00; Project No. PP1171; TD 195 P37 E63 1996 AEENF1096 .S; FC 3234.1 S48 19437HC117.A6 S487 2008eb; 333.7/097123; Internet Access AEU"TD195.P4; TD 195 P4 SE83 2008 AEEN:TN 873*; TN 858 E1 W242 AEEN; TN 873 C22 A4 S5312 1973 AEU;HD9574.A3 V243 2008eb; 338.2/7283/0971; Internet Access AEUKF 3790; KF 3790 S535 AEUHTD 195 P37 S535 1989; TD 195 W6 A333 S53 1989 AEEN; TD 195 P37 S535 1989NFirst Nations; traditional knowledge; geographic information systems; land-useFirst Nations; traditional knowledge; co-management; elders; mapping; land-use; particpatory action research; subsistence; traditional land-use5HN 49 C6 G56 1983; HN 49 C6 G56 1983 AEU; 83D-025 AEUAGS Bulletins 1,2,3,4FC 3665 L56 L561 1995 AEED7TD 195 O38 S814 1996; TD 19< 5 O38 S814 EIA S67 1996 AEEN7TD 195 O38 S814 1996; TD 195 O38 S814 EIA V83 1996 AEEN7TD 195 O38 S814 1996; TD 195 O38 S814 EIA S93 1996 AEEN7TD 195 O38 S814 1996; TD 195 O38 S814 EIA I37 1996 AEEN7TD 195 O38 S814 1996; TD 195 O38 S814 EIA I36 1996 AEEN7TD 195 O38 S814 1996; TD 195 O38 S814 EIA H67 1996 AEEN7TD 195 O38 S814 1996; TD 195 O38 S814 EIA B31 1996 AEENgNA9130.F645 G6; HT 169 C22 F6 G662 1972 AEU; GOV DOC CA2 AL MA60 72N27 DO; HT 169 C22 A3 G652 1972 AEEN9HD 9014 C23 A3 C74 no.0071; HD 9014 C23 A3 C74 no.0071 SCviii, 592 p. : ill. ; 29 cm.- $ii, 21 leaves : ill., map ; 28 cm.- 18 leaves ; 28 cm.- ii, 48 p. : maps- 250- 93- 244- 8, [11] leaves, [2]- %51 leaves ; 29 cm.-51 leaves ; 29 cm.39- 66, 5, 41A- [16], 156 leaves ; 28 cm.- 456- 287- 181, I-3- 283- 133- 90- 264- 46, [2], 28, 6- !xii, 163 leaves : ill. ; 29 cm.- 319 p. : maps ; 28 cm.- iii, 31 leaves : map ; 28 cm.- 20 p. : 1 fold. map ; 28 cm.- 2, [12], 58 leaves ; 30 cm.- 23, [5], 11- 57- 69- %v. : ill. ; 28 cm.-v. : ill. ; 28 cm.?2, [6], iii, 54 leaves ; 30 cm.-2, [6], iii, 54 leaves ; 30 cm.(1 v. (various pagings) : maps ; 28 cm.- 7xi, 195 leaves : ill., maps-xi, 195 leaves : ill., maps32 p.-ill. ; 28 cm.'1 v. (various pagings) : map ; 28 cm.- 252- iv, 36 leaves : maps ; 28 cm.- 415- 558- 404- 186- 239- 50- v- 147- 1 v.- 320 p. ; 28 cm.- 466-485*75 leaves : ill. (1 col.), maps ; 29 cm.- *32 p. : ill., maps, col. photos ; 30 cm.- 24 leaves. ; 28 cm- <ii, 18 leaves, [32] leaves of plates : ill., maps ; 29 cm.- 'LE5.F67 M33 1990; LE 5 F67 M33 1990 AEUUHD 8039 O5 A421 1986 AEML; GOV DOC CA2 AL WH10 86A58 DO; GOV DOC CA2 AL WH10 86A58 LLF1079.J3 C85 2007; FC3695 J36 C84 2007; 971.23/3222; FC 3695 J36 C48 2007 AVC; FC 3695 J36 C84 2007 AEC; FC 3695 J36 C84 2007 AEEN; FC 3695 J36 C84 2007 AGPC; FC 3695 J36 C84 2007 AEUyGA473.7.B74 M32 2005; GA473.7 B74 M32 2005; 526/.09222; 526.9809222; GA 473.7 B74 M32 2005 AEU; GA 473.7 B74 M32 2005 AECQH 541.5 W3*; R71-49/4-8E; TD 227 .A3 N677 no.008 GPRC; TD 227 A3 N67 M32 1997 AEC; TD 227 A3 N67 M32 1997 AEHE; GB 1230 N62 no.008 AEU; TD 227 A3 N67 no. 8 1997 AER; TD 227 A3 N87 1997 Sy8 AEENTD 226*; R71-49/4-7E; TD 227 .A3 N677 no.007 GPRC; GB 1230 N62 no.007 AEU; TD 226 M32 1996 ARDC; TD 227 A3 N874 no.7 1996 AER; TD 227 A3 N67 no. 7 1996 AVEE; TD 227 A3 N87 M166 1996 AEHE; TD 227 A3 N87 1996 Sy7 AEEN; TD 226 M32 1996 AVC%LE 3 A8 I54 1973; LE 3 A8 I54 1973 EDFFC 3212.1 P7 I58 1930; FC 3212.1 P7 I58 1930 AEU; FC 3212.1 P6 I5 AEKC:HD 9574 C23 A3 O45 2007 AEU; HD 9574 C23 A3 Oi52 2007 AEEN24- - 154- 14- 48- 23- 44- 12- 1 v. : ill.- 40501- 130- 12 p. : ill. ; 26 cm.- 21-2116- 25- 36- 19- F1 microfiche (9 fr.) original version: 1 folded sheet (8p.) ; 17 cm.- 40213- 1-520- #1v. : ill., maps, tables ; 28 cm.- 21551- 48-6118264- a. 70- 181- 77- 115 p. ; 29 cm.- 68- 63, [12]- 62, [11]- 37, [23]- 35- 58- 24, vii, 10, 4- 40202- 18 p. : ill- 232- 17- 30- 21- 27- 2- 67- 8- 116- 111- 5- 18- 112- 40- 3- 11- 35, [4]- 68, [2]- 89- 136- 7- 13- 29- v. ; 28 cm.-v. ; 28 cm..324 p. : ill., (some folded), 1 map ; 29 cm.- 62- 672- 1 folded map- 74L- ii, 38 p. : ill. ; 33 cm.- 1v. ; 23 x 36 cm.- 20- 38- 101- 221- 92-92156- 84- 174- 64- unpaged- 39, [1]- 28 p. : map ; 29 cm.- 66, 18- 26- 22, [2]- 43- 33- 32 leaves ; 29 cm.- 32- 56- 45- 20 p. ; 28 cm.- 54, 79, 20- [52] leaves, [36]- '25 p. 2 maps (folded) : ill. ; 28 cm.- 37- 10- iv, 23 leaves : ill. ; 28 cm.- 262- 139- 92- 59- [22], 24, [46]- [3], 63 leaves ; 30 cm.- 192- 49- 82- 60 p. ; 28 cm- 15- 47- 148- 135- 114- 4- a. 100- *Edmonton : Alberta Land Inventory, 1977?- 669- 6, 10- 141- x, 156, iv, 114- 52- 324- 16, 8- 74- 241, [27]- FHD 319 A4 L3734 1973 AEU; HD 319 A3 L22 1973 AEGEO; HC 68 S32 IB9 AEEN,GB 1230 P4 E62 1972; GB 1230 P4 E62 1972 AEUS 918 .C264 A3 GPRCHD 5729 A3 L66 2009 AEMLHN 110 Z9 C6 A145 1969 AEAG-HD7305.S53 T69 1973; HD 7305 S53 T69 1973 AEUHC 117 A3 A35; HC 117 A3 A35 NO,G 3500 S66 83O 1977; G 3500 S66 83O 1977 AVC,G 3500 F67 74L 1978; G 3500 F67 74L 1978 AVCHD 319 A4 A3385 1975; HD 319 .A4 A34 1975 AGPC; HD 312.5 A22b 1975 AEAG; HD 312.5 A333luf Briefs AEEN; HD 319 A4 A3385 1975; GOV DOC CA2 AL AL 75S74TD 195 W6 E66 1988 AEEN,RA1226 .A43 1995; RA 566.5 A4 A433 1995 AEHE,RA1226 .A43 1995; RA 566.5 A4 A432 1995 AEHE,RA1226 .A43 1995; RA 566.5 A4 A431 1995 AEHE"By maintaining this land, we can teach our young people about our cultural ways," said society member Harvey Scanie. "I want to set up sweat lodges, interpretative centres and trails on this site. This is for future generations, and to educate people, both Native and non-Native." "I'm not getting any support from the leadership at Fort McKay. These chiefs are supposed to be protecting the land; that's their job," said Scanie. "The idea is not to prevent industry from progressing, but to make them aware of the dangers of destroying land," he said. "I know industry will continue, but they need to remain conscious about the environment and the living things." 161998QNative people; culture; social life; customs; traditions; historic sites; historyshttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?did=390893861&sid=1&Fmt=3&clientId=12302&RQT=309&VName=PQDpNative people; Aboriginal history; archaeological site; historic site; Cree Burn Lake Preservation Society; DeneFort McMurray; Fort McKayCCommunities work together for better future (Wood Buffalo, Alberta)The communities of Conklin, Janvier, Anzac, Gregoire Lake Estates, Saprae Creek Estates, Fort McKay, Fort Fitzgerald, Draper, Fort Chipewyan, Marianna Lake and Fort McMurray still keep their respective names. They do not, however, continue to exist as separate villages, hamlets or City. A winter road to Fort Chipewyan (North Section) will be constructed and maintained from Fort Chipewyan. In the past, operations were directed from Lac La Biche. Negotiations are nearly complete in consolidating an airstrip operation in Conklin and a maintenance agreement with Al Pac and other commercial users will result in better road conditions at a reduced cost to taxpayers. The Fort McMurray Fire Department has initiated training sessions in the rural areas. During the serious fire situation experienced in the summer months, the rural area was able to see firsthand the cooperation of the firefighters from the urban service centre and the volunteer firefighters from the Anzac area when a grass fire posed a threat to the community.shttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?did=419214181&sid=1&Fmt=3&clientId=12302&RQT=309&VName=PQDQIndigenous people; Native people; infrastructure; highways; economy; public worksfNative people; winter road; Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo; economic development; rural economyoRegional Municipality of Wood Buffalo; Fort Chipewyan; Fort McKay; Fort McMurray; Lac La Bicher; Janvier; AnzacTiny Campus has great programsFort Chipewyan's Keyano College turned out 14 graduates this spring from the Adult Basic Education and College Preparation programs.R919938Education; college; adult education; Indigenous People; shttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?did=915319351&sid=1&Fmt=3&clientId=12302&RQT=309&VName=PQD\Keyano College; adult education; Indigenous Peoples; Aboriginal people; Cree; Native; Nechi 3Bison Back Home on New Range (Fort MacKay, Alberta)bThe March 17 ceremony welcomed a herd of 32 wood bison back to Fort MacKay. The former Elk Island residents are roaming on reclaimed land previously used as a tailing storage area by Syncrude Canada Ltd. The wood bison were trucked from the national park 35 km east of Edmonton to their new 25 - hectare < home 10 km south of Fort MacKay in early February.shttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?did=451370751&sid=1&Fmt=3&clientId=12302&RQT=309&VName=PQDBison; Native peoplesForAbison; elders; Native leaders; Syncrude; Fort McKay First NationsIHD 5729 A4 M179 1976; HD 5730 F6 M32 1976 AEMAN; HD 5729 A4 M179 1976 AEUGOV DOC CA4 AL FMM 79P77FC 02 0203 no. 75118FC3217 M34 1999; 971.2/0221; FC 3217 .M35 1999 AGPC; FC 3217 M35 1999 AEC; FC 3217 M35 1999 ARDC; FC 3217 M34 1999 AEU; FC 3217 M34 1999 ACAL; FC 3217 M34 1999 ACHCU; FC 3217 M34 1999 AEJ; FC 3217 M286 1999 AEENGB 132 A3 M234 1973 AEUGOV DOC CA2 AL MA 77T58 AEU1HT 169 C22W4 M23 1977; HT 169 C22 W4 M23 1977 AEU4JS 1721 A34 W586 1974 AEU; JS 1721 A4 W586 1974 AEED/HT 169 C22H5 M23 1967; HT 169 C22H5 M23 1967 NO-HD7305.W49 M63 1973; HD 7305 W49 M63 1973 AEU+HT169.C22 W44 1964; HT 169 C22 W44 1964 AEU(FC 3206 S443 2002; FC 3206 S443 2002 AEUFGV56.F67 F67 1984; G 152 C24F77 F778 1984 AEED; GV 56 F67 F67 1984 AEU(E78.A34 .T49 2005; E 78 A34 T49 2005 AEU&G 1169 .E3 M3; G 1169 E3 M36 2005 AEAG1G3502.C35P2 2002 .M37; G 3502 C35 P2 2002 M37 AEU,G3504.F67 1997 .M3; G 3504 F68 1997 M297 AEUC813/.419; Internet Access AEU2TN 870.54 T176 1982 ADCR; TN 858 A1 T176 1982 AEEN,TN 850 w527 1986 AEGEO; TN 850 W527 1986 AERTN 858 S4 M339 AEEN3TD 171.5 C2 A34 no.0058; TD 171.5 C2 A34 no.0058 SC.LB 3219 C2 M339 1976; LB 3219 C2 M339 1976 AEU1SK 283.6 C2 M37 1974 AEU; TN 858 W7 E36 1974 AEEN&TH4711 .E29 1995; TH 4711 E29 1995 AEU;HD9574.C22 M373 2008eb; 333.8/232/0971; Internet Access AEUWestern Canada reprint series.;CIHM/ICMH Digital series = CIHM/ICMH collection numeriseeIOCC monograph seriesDoe/metcfUniversity of Manitoba. Center for Settlement Studies. Series 2, research reports, no. 2. UNAUTHORIZEDOManitoba. University. Center for Settlement Studies. Series 2: research reportsInsightTopline reportvCIHM/ICMH Microfiche series = CIHM/ICMH collection de microfiches ; no. 09386; CIHM/ICMH microfiche series ; no. 09386Occasional publicationCircumpolar research series*Environmental research monograph. ; 1978-20Environmental monograph / Canstar Oil Sands Ltd. Alberta Research Council. ThesesAboriginal studies seriesAOSERP report. 3We are still here8Our children, our future, our community, our challenge--_Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program. AOSERP report ; no.10; AOSERP report ; no. 10(Canada Mines Branch Information CircularAOSERP report ; 103=HD 319 A3*; HD 319 A31 F736 2002 AEEN; HD 319 A4 F73 2002 AEU$TD 195 O38*; TD 195 O38 H813 CD AEEN"G 155 A3 F780; CTAP F780 1992 AEED"G 155 A3 F778; CTAP F778 1992 AEED"G 155 A3 F777; CTAP F781 1991 AEED"G 155 A3 W528; CTAP W528 1990 AEED"G 155 A3 C737; CTAP B275 1993 AEED"G 155 A3 C737; CTAP SL16 1992 AEED!G 155 A3 M451; CTAP M4511991 AEED"G 155 A3 F774; CTAP F774 1989 AEED"G 155 A3 C737; CTAP C861 1989 AEED"G 155 A3 F775; CTAP F775 1989 AEED"G 155 A3 J269; CTAP J269 1989 AEEDG 152 C24S16 D474 1989 AEED"G 155 A3 W527; CTAP W527 1989 AEED"G 155 A3 W586; CTAP W586 1993 AEED"G 155 A3 H537; CTAP H539 1992 AEED"G 155 A3 J312; CTAP J312 1992 AEED"G 155 A3 F777; CTAP F777 1991 AEED5HC 117 A4 C737 1982 AEED; HT 169 C22 S6 H628 1982 AEU)16 p. : ill. 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F2 A303; TN 873 C22 A38 1974 AGPC; TN 873 C23A4 AL14 1974 AEED; TN 873 C22 A38 1974 ARDC; TN 859 A333 1974 AER; TN 873 C22 A4 A28 1974 SC; GOV DOC CA2 AL FI 74A45 LL; GOV DOC CA2 AL FI 74A45 DO; TN 873 A3 Al14 1974 AEEN4TN 858*; TN 858 A1 A333 AEEN; TN 859 A333 1974 AEGEO_330.9712314; HC 117 A4 R495 AEU; Internet Access AEED; HC 117 A4 R276 AEED; HC 117 A4 R276 AEMLc330.9712314; HC 117 A4 R47 AEU; HC 117 A4 R272 AEED; HC 117 A4 R270 2009 AEML; Internet Access AEML$GV 56 A3*; GV 56 A3 Us2 S6 1988 AEEN%GV 56 A3*; GV 56 A3 Us2 W58 1988 AEENwHD 319 A3 .At32; JO CA2AL FOR A75 1986 ACPMC; HD 319 A3 A86 1986 AEU; HD 319 A3 At32 1986 AEEN; HD 319 A3 A86 1986 AENR!77 leaves : ill., maps ; 28 cm.- 258-266-x, 261 leaves ; 29 cm.-x, 261 leaves ; 29 cm.40 p. ; 28 cm.- IPhotocopy. 17 leaves : ill. ; 30 cm.-Photocopy. 17 leaves : ill. ; 30 cm.254- 191- 125, [1]- [49]- 310- 376- 4-4Axvi, 168 p. : ill., map ; 28 cm.-xvi, 168 p. : ill., map ; 28 cm.70 [6]- 98- 37, 59- 613- /v, 213 p. : ill. ; 28 cm. + 1 map & 5 charts.- 10 v. : ill., maps ; 28 cm.- +123 p. : ill., maps (some fold.) ; 28 cm.- 231- 418- 412- 384- )2 v. : maps ; 35 cm.-2 v. : maps ; 35 cm.1 v. : map ; 28 cm.- ): 72 leaves ; 28 cm.-: 72 leaves ; 28 cm.356- 295- 80- =iii, 40 leaves : ill. ; 28 cm.-iii, 40 leaves : ill. ; 28 cm. xxviii, 125 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.- 34-4037, 25p. : maps ; 28 cm.- #[v], 54, 4 leaves : maps ; 29 cm.- 108- k16 maps on 1 sheet : both sides, col. ; 57 x 42 cm. or smaller, sheet 70 x 101 cm., folded to 24 x 11 cm.- 332-132-60-133-114-371-101-237-11-78-16-302-351-390-24-30-67-8-85-263-zFrom Elder's Knowledge to Co-management Utilizing Participatory Action Research (PAR) and a Geographic Information SystemshSustainable Forestly Partnerships: forging a network of excellence, international conference, March 8-10122-1281996en AWabasca; Fort McKay; Desmarais; Janvier; Calling Lake; Trout Lake ASTI38387UEdmonton; University of Alberta, Interdepartmental Committee in Community DevelopmentaEdmonton: University of Alberta, Sustainable Forest Management Networks of Centres for Excellence5E 78 A33 M42 1974; 74F-118 AEU; E 78 A33 M42 1974 AEU,HN110.A5 M3; 309.1/7123/03; HN 110 F7 M44 NOHB 1990 F73 M44 NO!HB 1990 A4 T9; HB 1990 A4 T9 ARDC+HD9574.C23A3; HD 9574 C23 A3 M449 2005 AEENHD 9574 C22 M449 2001 AEENtHV9960.C22 H56 2007; HV9960*; COP.CA.2.2008-2306; 616.85/8360308997071233222; PS4< -40/2007E; HV 9960 C22 H56 2007 AEU@HV9960*; COP.CA.2.2008-2307; PS4-40/2007F; Acces Internet AEUSJRGB 1230 P4 P355 1987; 333.9119; GB 707 A3 P355 P35 1987 AEEN; GB 1230 P4 P355 1987QH 541.5 D38 P354 1972 AEUQH 541.5 D38 P356 AEUQH 541.5 D38 P355 AEUGV 191.46 A3 P355 AEUGB 598.15 P355 AEUFC 3694.5 P355 AEUG 3502 P4 P355 AEUHC 117 A3 P355 AEUQH 545 D35 P355 AEU8QH106.2.A42 P4 1972; 333.9/104/0971231; 333.71 Peac AFFC2QH 541.5.D38 P337 1972; QH 541.5.D38 P337 1972 AVCS/918/.C264/no.6/1973a/v.3 GPRC*GB 1398.5 C3*; GB 1398.5 A3 P355 1996 AEENGB 1230 A3 P43 1996 AEU|GB1398.5C3 P76 1996; 333.91/62/097123220; GB 1398.5 C3 P76 1996 AEU; GB 1398.5 C3 P76 1996 ARDC; GB 1398.5 A3 P355 1996 AEENRA 971.3 P3 1982 AEHE-HE9797.C22.H56 1975; HE 9797 C22 H56 1975 AEUHF 5686 H7 .06 1982 AEHE<HD9574.C25 O343 2007eb; 338.2728/097123; Internet Access AEU,HD9582.B53C2; HD 9582 B53 C2 B1261 2008 AEEN 15, [1]- 9- 49, 11- 53- 258, [4]- 97- 81- 65- 17, [1]- 13, [1]- 55- [11]- 17p. ; 28 cm.- 20 leaves : ill. ; 28 cm.- 9 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.- 23 leaves : ill. ; 28 cm.- *102 p. : ill., maps (some col.) ; 28 cm.- 44 v. : ill. 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AEEN;TN 858*; HT 169.57 C22 A4 A333 1973 AEU; TN 858 C4 U56 AEENTN 864 P943 no.7 1959 AEGEOHC 117 A3 P564 1971 AEUTD 171.5 C2 A33 no.0043 v.2.FC301.A1 O97 1932; 971; FC 301 A1 O97 1932 AEUSHC117*; HC117 N5 P56 2009; HC117 N5 P56 2009; 304.2/8097122; HC 117 N5 P56 2009 AEUTD 195 P5 P762 1984 AEU1TN873.C22 A3 P65 1992; TN 873 C22 A3 P65 1992 AEU 04 POL AEU)HD319.A3 P65 1970; HD 319 A3 P65 1970 AEU+G 3400 C225 1979; G 3400 C225 1979 folio CO)QK 203 A4 P83 1959; QK 203 A4 P83 1959 SCwS 605.2 C2 A335 1990; HD 1671 A3 A334 1990 AEEN; S 604.8 A333 1990 AER; S 621.5 O34 A42 1991 AOAC; S 605.2 C2 A335 1990&QH 541.5 M3; QH 541.5 M3 E195 1970 AEU'Aboriginal groups desire the ability to visually record human land use patterns, resource harvesting sites, travel corridors, and sacred areas. The ability to see these data overlain on government-issued maps is immediately perceived as useful and educational for a variety of audiences. While recent advances in GIS software and personal computer technology have greatly enhanced the process of cultural land use mapping and its contribution to developing co-management regimes, the underlying and fundamental reason for Arctic Institute's success in promoting its use in aboriginal communities is particpatory action research methodology (PAR). At the outset of this paper we set as our task the explanation of how PAR and GIS can be fused to create co-management regimes that enable resource use decision-making which is informed by traditional environmental knowledge as well as western scientific knowledge. The use of two ways of knowling the natural world to enable stewardship decisions that promote sustainability as well as wealth creation is our goal. :Mitigating condensation problems in rural northern housingKLee, Tang G.; Alberta Municipal Affairs; Innovative Housing Grants ProgramsReport of a study to explore the issue of condensation in northern homes (northern rural Alberta, Gift Lake, Wabasca), and identify, test and evaluate mitigation strategies. The project team worked with staff of the Rural Home Assistance Program (RHAP) of Alberta Municipal Affairs. FEdmonton: Alberta Municipal Affairs, Innovative Housing Grants Program1991Dwellings; rural 088654341X$northern Alberta; Gift Lake; WabascaJdwellings; heating and ventilation; rural; condensation; northern housing ocm40205190NMajestic Beast Making comeback in Wood Buffalo (Beaver Creek Wood Bison Ranch)Would you like to see wood bison? Award-winning wood bison that is. Alberta's Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo is home to the Beaver Creek Wood Bison Ranch where more than 300 wood bison will graze and roam this summer. About 40 kilometres north of the region's centre, Fort McMurray, the ranch is a joint venture between Syncrude Canada Ltd., the world's largest producer of light-sweet crude oil, and the Fort McKay First Nation. S19shttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?did=372388161&sid=1&Fmt=3&clientId=12302&RQT=309&VName=PQDNative people; bison; ranches; Cree; Fort McKay First Nation; sculptures. Beaver Creek Wood Bison Ranch; Aboriginal People; DeneAFort McKay; Fort McMurray; Wood Buffalo; Elk Island National Park)Eight Local Apprentices Take on the Bison"I'm getting a little excited," says Gladue. "Now that it's finished it is something to be proud of, knowing I put a lot of work into it." "In the future when I drive by it I can say I helped put it together," said [John Piquette]. "It will not only give me pride, but I think for Fort McKay as well because we were the ones sculpting it." "I never thought I'd be doing something like this," said [Victor Gladue]. "Besides the pride, I am really enjoying the work. Seeing what we accomplish and just the fact that they are bison is excellent."CNative People; Bison; sculptures; Public Art; Community Development/Native people; First Nations; Public Art; Bisonshttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?did=419214161&sid=1&Fmt=3&clientId=12302&RQT=309&VName=PQDNative epeople; sculptures; sculptures; bison; artists; Wood Bison Trails; Discovery Trails; Bison Gateway;Aboriginal people; Fort Chipewyan First Nation; Fort McKay First Nation; native artYHistoric Site Leaves people divided over protection (Cree Burn Lake Preservation Society)Whyatt, Sabrina[12], 154 leaves ; 28 cm.- 184- 160- 165- 325- 499- 305- 224- 296- #198 leaves : map.-198 leaves : map.366, A9, B18- 42, [15]- 125- 7ix, 68, 126 leaves ; 29 cm.-ix, 68, 126 leaves ; 29 cm.41- 242- 152- 140- 65, [1]- 31- [8], 11, [12]- 215- [240]- 200- 28- (vii, 101 leaves : ill., maps. ; 29 cm.- 358- x, 137 p. ; 23 cm.- 76- 54- 78- $76 p. : ill., ports. ; 16 x 23 cm.- 21 v. 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(some col.), maps (some col.) ; 28 cm.- 93 p.- 53-60~Alberta financing environmental degradation: Chief Badger: Swan Hills Chiefs protest plans to import toxic waste for treatment;EThe Swan Hills are part of the traditional lands of the First Nations who signed Treaty 8 in 1899. Within a 48-kilometre radius of the Alberta Special Waste Treatment Centre at Swan Hills, there are 26 treaty Indians who now are registered trappers and many other non-status Aboriginal trappers, said Jim Badger, chief of the Sucker Creek band. Sucker Creek is one of nine bands in the Swan Hills area represented by the Lesser Slave Lake Indian Regional Council. Badger calls the government's agreement with Bovar a "sweetheart deal" because Bovar bears no financial risk. Bovar Inc. is guaranteed a rate of return on its investment, regardless of financing costs or the performance of the Alberta Special Waste Management Corp. Beyond the obvious squandering of taxpayer's money by the Alberta government, Badger is concerned about the environmental impact of the plant's operations. The levels of PCBs being released are 10 times the level allowed by the Ontario government, Badger said.    yEnvironment; First Nations; Native peoples; waste materials; hazardous substances; waste management industry; environmentshttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?did=441799701&sid=4&Fmt=3&clientId=12302&RQT=309&VName=PQDFirst Nations; traditional lands; Alberta Special Waste Treatment Centre; Sucker Creek First Nations; Lesser Slave Lake Indian Regional Council; Bovar; toxic substances; trappers; plants; medicine; Elders; Natural Resources Conservation Board"We've seen severe health concerns coming within our community," [Willis Flett] added. "We've had high rates of various forms of cancer. We've had lupus, which is a blood disorder, and other various health concerns within our region. At the present time, we don't have any evidence that it is due to the tar sands. But we do live downstream from the tar sands, and we've seen the higher rates within the last say 10 years." "The tailings ponds, these giant ponds that can be seen from space they're so big, everyone knows they're leaking into the groundwater," [Matt Price] said. "No one knows what happens after that. Hydrologists will tell you that it's all connected. So the strong suspicion is this ends up back in the Athabasca, and then it flows downriver, and then builds up over time in the sediments." The big part of this is there's a five-fold expansion in the cards," he continued. "Now we're actually talking about dramatically scaling this whole thing up in a very short time frame. We actually haven't got it right yet in terms of the regulatory oversight. So given the current trajectory, it's just a disaster." David C. Nahwegahbow, from Whitefish River First Nation in Ontario, has been chosen as the 2008 National Aboriginal Achievement Award recipient in the law and justice category. Nahwegahbow is senior partner of an Aboriginal law firm and has worked as a lawyer in private practice for 25 years. He is a founding member of the Indigenous Bar Association and works to promote Indigenous rights both in Canada and abroad. He also volunteers his time to speak to students about the importance of the law and to help build positive relationships between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people.thttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?did=1439058031&sid=7&Fmt=3&clientId=12302&RQT=309&VName=PQDNNative people; Awards and honours; nonprofit organizations; business; commerceeNative people; First Nations; nonprofit organizations; awards; Chief Jim Boucher; oil sands; business)Swan Hills; Lesser Slave Lake; Swan RiveroAlberta association dumps on expansion plans for toxic waste plant (Swan Hills hazardous waste treatment plant)ZThe Native groups are protesting the plant and plans to open up Swan Hills to imported hazardous wastes from outside of Alberta. The province originally maintained the plant would be used only for waste generated in Alberta to avoid increased transportation of toxic materials on provincial roadways. "At the Natural Resources Conservation Board hearings two years ago, we were told by Chem-Security (Alberta) Ltd. that they could support their operations with Alberta wastes alone," said Chief Jim Badger of the Regional Council. "We questioned that claim at the time, and it has since proven hollow."REnvironment; waste materials; Native Peoples; waste disposal; hazardous substancesshttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?did=441797531&sid=1&Fmt=3&clientId=12302&RQT=309&VName=PQDIndian Association of Alberta; Swan Hills hazardous waste treatment; polychlorinated biphenols; cancer; Native groups; hazardous wastes; Lesser Slave Lake Regional Council; PCBs; dioxin/furan contamination; Chem-SecuritySwan Hills; Lesser Slave Lake WAlPac, Natives Clash over logging; trapper insists traditional way of life not for saleNative people; First Nations; land claims; Indigenous people; planning and development; community development; Fort McKay First Nation; reservesFNative people; First Nations; land claims; federal government; economy'Success with a little help from friendsGladue, Yvonne Irene%TN 858*; TN 858 S3 E62 A932 2006 AEEN%TN 858*; TN 858 S3 E62 A931 2006 AEEN TN 858*; TN 858 S3 E62 A933 AEENE78.A34; DVD No.17 AEEN.HD9574.C24 .S96 2003; HD 9574 C24 S96 2003 AEUTN 858 R3 A532 19801G3502.J3E635 2000 .M8; G 3502 J3 E635 2000 M8 AEU:TC426.5.A4 R86 2007eb; 333.9100971233; Internet Access AEUBFC3695*; FC3695 A85 M87 2006; 971.23/222; FC 3695 A85 M87 2006 AEUsTD195*; TD195 P4 J682 2008; TD195 P4 J682 2008; 333.8/23209712322; TD 195 P4 J682 2008 AVC; TD 195 P4 J682 2008 AEU+FC3664.J3 M87 1996; FC 3664 J3 M87 1996 AEU-HE4509.F67 P83 1977; HE 4509 F67 P83 1977 AEUFC 3664 J3 N38 1995 folio AEU9E 92 H66 2001 AOAC; E 92 H66 2001 AEC; E 92 H66 2001a AEU>E78.C2; FC 109.1 L24 M36 1975 AEU; FC 109.1 .L24 M36 1975 GPRCQL 737 U53*; VDT No.184 AEENE 92 I39 1973 AEUCFC3699 J39 Z49 1990; FC3699*; 971.23/3220; FC 3699 J39 Z49 1990 AEU)GB 1629 N433 1978; GB 1629 N433 1978 AEENXTP690.2.C2; Internet Access AEED; TP 690.2 C2 N391 2006 AEED; TP 690.2 C2 N389 2006 AEEN4HJ 9014 A72 F6 F55 1975 AEU; GOV DOC CA2 AL MA 75F37%HB 1989 S93 1976; HB 1989 S93 1976 NO@GV 191.67*; TN 858 R3 N669 1978 AEEN; GV 191.67 W5 N669 1978 AEUGB 598.15 N6712 1971 AEUTD195.P4 N53 2008; TD 195 O4 N54 2008 ARDC; TD 195 O4 N53 2008 ACHCU; TD 195 P4 N53 2008 AGPC; TD 195 P4 N54 2008 AVC; TD 195 O4 N54 2008 AEC; HD 9574 C2 N584 2008 AEED; TD 195 P4 N584 2008 AEKC; TD 195 P4 N584 2008 AEHE; TD 195 O38 N692 2008 AE(TRUNCATED)"TD 195*; TD 195 O38 N689 2009 AEEN LE3.A77; LE 3 A77 N69 1983 AEMANxF1060.7.T48 N567 2005; FC3212.1.T46 .N57 2005fcps; 917.1204/322; FC 3212.1 T46 N57 2005 ACAL; FC 3212.1 T46 N57 2005 AEU0FC3664.J28 N5 1967; GOV DOC CA1 R 63-31\ 1967 DO.TD 888 O35 F642 1983; TD 888 O35 F642 1983 AEU+HD5729.A3 S53 1989; HD 5729 A3 S53 1989 AEUF1079.M39 N67 2008; FC3699*; FC3699 M39 N67 2008; FC3699 M39 Z49 2008; 971.23/30309222; B22; B22; FC 3699 M39 Z49 2008 AEKC; FC 3699 M39 Z49 2008 AEU TD 195*; TD 195 O38 K13 EIA AEEN)HT395.C22 A3 1977; HT 395 C22 A3 1977 AEUDHD 5717.5*; HD 5717.5 C22 A3 N67 1979 AEU; TN 858 T4 S7873 1979 AEENHT 395 C22 A42 C427 2003 AEHSD; HT 395 C2 A43 C437 2003 AEU; HC 117 A42 C34 2003 AEML; HC 117 A4 C351 2003 AEED; HT 395 C2 A33 C437 2003 AER; HT 395 C22 A3 C352 2003 AEEN-HE 7645 C748 1986 AER; HE 7645 T235 1986 AEED-HV1448.C22 F66 1984; HV 1448 C22 F66 1984 AEU+FC3664.J3 H57 1996; FC 3664 J3 H57 1996 AEU&TN 873 C22 A4 T176; TN 873 C22 A4 T176%TN 850 A328 1982; TN 850 A328 1982 SR2TN 873 C22 A4 A1214 1990; 665.4; 553.283 AOST AFFCTN 850 A333 4th 1979 AER2TN 859 C2 A33 1979 AER; JO CA2AL OS O37 1979 ACPMC]TN 873 C22 A4 A12< 2 1990; TN 858 A638 1990 AER; TN 873 C22 A4 A122 1990; TN 863 Oi51 1990 AEEN&TN 850 H44 1987; TN 865 Al14 1987 AEENbTN873.C22 A387; TN 873 C22 A4 A3336 1986 SC; JO CA2AL OS A45 1986 ACPMC; TN 873 A3 AL14b 1986 AEEN-TN873.C22 A336 1983; TN 873 C22 A336 1983 AEU-TN873.C22 A336 1982; TN 873 C22 A336 1982 AEU"TD 195 O4; TD 195 O38 U55 1984 AER:QK 203*; QK 203 A3 V415 2004 AEU; QK 203 A3 V415 2004 AEENQ 111 A3 R4 M3; Q 111 A3 R4 M3GTN873.C22 A346 1988; TN 873 C22 A333 1988 AER; TN 873 C22 A346 1988 AEUQ 111 A3 R4 M4; Q 111 A3 R4 M4*AGS Earth Sciences Report 62-7, 62-8 AEGEOTN 870.54 AL142 1984 AEENTN 870.54 AL141 1984 AEENTN 870.54 Oi51 1980 AEEN:HD9560.8.C2 H8462 2007eb; 343/.71/052; Internet Access AEUNLC1047.825.C2 A43 1988; LA 418 A3 P962 1988 AEMAN; LC 1047.825 C2 A43 1988 AEU8TN 873 .A3 .Ad96; TN 873 C22 A4 A24; TN 873 A3 A244 AEEN@HD 9502 C23 A3; JO CA2AL ENR A48 ACPMC; HD 9502 C23 A3 A299 AEENRHD 9574 C23 A62 20044 AEKC; JO CA2AL A51 2004 ACPMC; HD 9574 C23 A3 AM15 2004 AEENxHD9582.B5; TD 195 O38 A333 2008 AEEN; Internet Access AEEN; JO CA2AL ENV A45 2008s ACPMC; HD 9582 B53 C2 AL142 2008 AEENHD9582.B; HD 9574 A3 A336 2008 AEEN; Internet Access AEEN; HD 9582 B53 A42 2008 AEU; Internet Access AEU; JO CA2AL ENV A45 2008 ACPMC@various paging : ill., maps (4 maps folded in pocket) ; 27 cm.- 80+- 13, 11- 70+- 90+- 20+- 117 leaves, 7 maps (some folded) : maps ; 29 cm.- 288- ?1 v. (various pagings) ; 28 cm.-1 v. (various pagings) ; 28 cm.0.625- 75- [6]- 249- 157- 83- 300- Ed Sager, AlPac spokes person, says his company's market is international. The United States and Pacific Rim countries are a few of AlPac's biggest customers. Sager is proud of his company's product. "I'm not afraid to say many of these Aboriginal people are bought off. There are many of us who are unwilling to compromise for a piece of comfort," Beaver says. "I'm not saying we shouldn't participate in industry, but we must be taken as equals, not as second-class citizens." AlPac vice-president Bob Ruault sees things differently. "Basically, Natives want to be hands-on. That's where their experience is," Ruault says. And although he says AlPac will help implement training programs in local colleges, the funding is up to government.ncommunity development; development; Indigenous Peoples; Native Americans; logging; forestry; hunting; trappingshttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?did=441796551&sid=4&Fmt=3&clientId=12302&RQT=309&VName=PQDMetis; Albrta Pacific Forest Industries; AlPac; trappers; pulp mill; Aboriginal people; traditional land use; employment; Natives; logging>northern Alberta; Calling Lake; Rock Island Lake; Buffalo Lake0Native programs won't suffer with cuts: CardinalwNatives in Alberta will not be affected by Premier Ralph Klein's recent cut backs to provincial funding, the Minister of Family and Social Services said. The society, which provides counselling services for Natives with AIDS, receives some funding from Health and Welfare Canada. But losing even a small amount of the $19,000 that Alberta contributes each year would affect services, [Dave Des Jardins] said. More Indian communities and reserves, including Wabasca, Desmarais and Calling Lake, are, however, already running their own economic and social programs because they can do a better job than the government, Cardinal said. shttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?did=441797201&sid=4&Fmt=3&clientId=12302&RQT=309&VName=PQDNatives; counselling services; social services; social programs; Aboriginal; welfare payments; AIDS; Native programs; Native communities Calling Lake; Wabasca; Desmarais'Cardinal first status Indian in cabinetSocial services in Alberta are going to change, says newly minted minister Mike Cardinal, the first status Indian in the Alberta cabinet. Cardinal has already sparked ministerial controversy by saying his department is prepared to pay for bus tickets to send unemployed people from outside Alberta back home. In an interview with Native media, Cardinal stuck by the offer, calling it a humanitarian offer to help people going through hard times get back to their community and family support networks. Cardinal, who was born in Slave Lake about 150 km north of Edmonton, was first elected to the Alberta legislature in 1989. He is married with two children and has a 35 - year record of community service in northern Alberta. y shttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?did=452083311&sid=4&Fmt=3&clientId=12302&RQT=309&VName=PQDKsocial services; Mike Cardinal; Indian; Alberta Cabinet; Native politician #Slave Lake; Lac La Biche; AthabascaIndigenous people; Native Americans; public administration; culture; government; cabinet; government appointments; public officialsActions Speak Louder than WordsTailfeathers, Elle-MaijaKOne of their largest concerns is the declaration's use of the phrase "free, prior, and informed consent." Canada's track record with Indigenous peoples clearly illustrates that informed consent from Indigenous peoples is not one of the country's priorities. I'm sure you've heard of the Alberta Tar Sands, otherwise known as "the largest and most environmentally toxic industrial project in history." Recently, it has become quite obvious that governmental reports backing the tar sands are highly lacking in transparency and factual information. Despite wide opposition from both Aboriginal and non- Aboriginal peoples, the next proposed venture is the development of the Enbridge Northern Gateway pipeline. The pipeline would carry approximately 525, 000 barrels of oil per day from Alberta's tar sands to Kitimat, B.C. across unceded territories claimed by over 20 First Nations. Endorsement of the UN declaration would again mean that Canada would have to acquire "free, prior, and informed consent" from First Nations, most of which are fundamentally opposed to the development of the pipeline.{Native Peoples; human rights; industrial development; hazardous development; health; Indigenous peoples; Aboriginal Peoplesthttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?did=2187638461&sid=5&Fmt=3&clientId=12302&RQT=309&VName=PQDIndigenous peoples; Alberta Tar Sands; Aboriginal peoples; Enbridge Northern Gateway Pipleline; United Natitions Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples; Fort Chipewyan First Nation; toxic metals; Alberta Cancer Board; cancer rates; Page 5 ChatterQEnbridge suffered an oil spill in Michigan in July, which the Enbridge representative, Michele Perret, described as a leak that the company was still attempting to clean up. She did say however that the situation was creating jobs. Perret also talked about the jobs that the Northern Gateway project would create. Part way through her presentation, reads the Press report, Perret "sounded a bit like former BP CEO Tony Hayward" who famously stated "There's no one who wants this over more than I do. I'd like my life back" about BP's massive oil spill in the Gulf Coast. Perret said that her holidays were supposed to have started on the same day the Michigan spill occurred. A member of the Wet'suwet'en said the community opposed the Enbridge pipeline, and told Perret and her colleague Kevin Brown they were trespassing on Wet'suwet'en territory.JFirst Nations; Native Peoples; multinational oil companies; climate changethttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?did=2165362611&sid=5&Fmt=3&clientId=12302&RQT=309&VName=PQD_First Nations; Native peoples; Greenpeace International; tar sands; water; land; wildlife; fishFort Chipewyan; Athabasca River2Dreamspeakers branches out to attract varied crowd+HA748.S63 D33 1989; HA 748 S63 D33 1989 AEUJFC3661.8 .D34 1988fcps; FC3661.8; 971.23/02/092220; FC 3661.8 D34 1988 AEUCFC3661.8 D343 1975b; FC3661.8; 971.23/220; FC 3661.8 D343 1975b AEU8FC 3699 F66 F736 1980 AEU; GOV DOC CA2 AL MA110 80F55 DO-HD7305.F67 S56 1977; HD 7305 F67 S56 1977 AEUhttp://login.ezproxy.library.ualberta.ca/login?url=http://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=a9h&A< N=13909593&loginpage=Login.asp&site=ehost-live&scope=siteShttp://ualweb.library.ualberta.ca/uhtbin/cgisirsi/GEa1NraFj2/AGINTERNET/110750111/9http://ualweb.library.ualberta.ca/uhtbin/cgisirsi/USdUa3V6Bm/AGINTERNET/43020015/9?first_hit=1&last_hit=20&form_type=&VIEW%5E11.x=49&VIEW%5E1.y=10Shttp://ualweb.library.ualberta.ca/uhtbin/cgisirsi/a1Xv6VA4IY/AGINTERNET/238510122/9Rhttp://ualweb.library.ualberta.ca/uhtbin/cgisirsi/6Nu6NELOcH/AGINTERNET/13600018/9Ehttp://assets.panda.org/downloads/unconventional_oil_final_lowres.pdf7http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/book/9780080548081Ghttp://www.cfr.org/content/publications/attachments/Oil_Sands_CSR47.pdf^http://www.newcatholictimes.com/index.php?module=articles&func=display&ptid=1&catid=11&aid=805http://ualweb.library.ualberta.ca/uhtbin/cgisirsi/FAkMB19Kuc/AGINTERNET/251750039/9?first_hit=1&last_hit=20&form_type=&VIEW%5E2.x=49&VIEW%5E1.y=10Xhttp://ualweb.library.ualberta.ca/uhtbin/cgisirsi/29uWRUPkf6/AGINTERNET/268920091/2/1000Shttp://ualweb.library.ualberta.ca/uhtbin/cgisirsi/Bhusf82w8S/AGINTERNET/180070007/9The statement comes as no surprise to [Claudia Simpson]. "It was exactly what we anticipated them to say," she said, and that was why the health board requested that Alberta Health Services not release the findings of the report. "They undermined us by not counting the statistics as we had recommended." The latest statement from Alberta Health Services regarding cancer numbers in Fort Chip was made in February, but Simpson pointed out that the same report was initially released in 2008. Field's latest statement is based on revisiting the report "to ensure everything had been counted," said Simpson. "They're essentially saying the same thing. They're saying the prevalence of cancer is the same throughout Alberta." "If an 80-year-old Elder is saying, 'I've never seen this kind of cancer in my lifetime, now I'm seeing it the last 20 years and that the young people are dying of cancer,' it says something. We should have a retroactive study, looking back, not looking forward," said Simpson.Ppublic health; environmental impacts; oil sands; First Nations; cancer; patientsthttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?did=1679188301&sid=1&Fmt=3&clientId=12302&RQT=309&VName=PQDcAlberta Health Services; cancer; Elders; Nunee Health Board; community health; Alberta Cancer BoardFort Chipewyan; Fort Chip.First Nations take message on dirty oil to USAWe wanted to send a clear message to Washington, D.C. that there are significant human rights implications, significant climate change implications, and significant ecological destruction associated with the dirty oil that's coming from northern Alberta, said Clayton Thomas-Muller, co-ordinator for the Canadian Indigenous Tar Sands Campaign for the Indigenous Environmental Network (IEN). "The federal government has already given over sovereignty and control of its own policies to D.C. It's really critical to recognize that and, in that context, that's why we don't see the Canada/U.S. border when it comes to lobby efforts for energy and climate policy," Thomas-Muller said. The USA Today ad came on the heels of the February release of Premier Ed Stelmach's government report entitled Responsible Actions: A Plan for Alberta's Oil Sands. The 50-page document is introduced by Treasury Board President Lloyd Snelgrove as "the Alberta government's strategic plan for responsible development of this vast resource... It sets a new direction that will guide our decision-making for oil sands development, and contains ambitious strategies to help us identify and address the economic, social and environmental challenges and opportunities in the oil sands regions."26WFirst Nations; Native North Americans; oil sands; Federal government; print advertisingthttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?did=1659165981&sid=1&Fmt=3&clientId=12302&RQT=309&VName=PQD8Aboriginal; First Nations; environemental groups; Canadian Indigenous Tar Sands Campaign for the Indigenous Environmental Network; Mikisew Cree; Athabascan Chipewyan First Nations; federal and provincial governments; Premier Ed Stelmach; Clayton Thomas-Muller; Alberta Health Services; cancer rates; ForestEthics"Alberta; Fort Chipewyan; AthabascaChatterJFort McMurray area in northern Alberta, "Scream" trilogy actress Neve Campbell said she is "horrified by the pace and scale of development in the tar sands," and promised to work with First Nations and ForestEthics, an environmental non-governmental organization, to raise awareness of the oil extraction industry's affect on the environ-ment and the community of Fort Chipewyan. Campbell lunched with Mikisew Cree Nation Chief Roxanne Marcel and Chief Allan Adams of the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation at the Sawridge Inn in early October after a tour of the region by plane and car.l zFirst Nations; Forest Ethicsthttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?did=1594684231&sid=3&Fmt=3&clientId=12302&RQT=309&VName=PQDFort Chipewyan; Fort McMurraysFC 3699 F67 C73 1973; FC 3699 F67 C73 1973 AEC; FC 3699 F67 C73 1973 AEU; FC 3699 M33 C6 ARDC; 971.23 C732 1974 AEC3HD 9502 A2 C742 1999 AEU; HD 9502 A2 C742 1999 AEENRA 565 C6 H4 1982 AEML-HD9502.C23 A33 1984; HD 9502 C23 A33 1984 AEU$TE206 .C66 1984; TE 206 C66 1984 AEURA 186 F67 P76 1991 AEUERA186.F67 R48 1991; RA 186 F67 R48 1991 AEHE; RA 186 F67 R48 1991 AEUFC 215 R311 C784 1991 AEED=E98.C6 I57 1995; E 78 A34 F67 1995 ACAL; E 98 C6 I57 1995 AEU=Z 1392*; GB 1230 P355 A675 PADP AEEN; Z 1392 P4 C799 1971 AEU+QL 737 C27 C83 1946; QL 737 C27 C83 1946 SCPZ 7 C64 T4; PZ 7 C64 T4 ARDCTP 245 S9 R47 1960NSK 471 C2112 no.8; SK 470 C212 WMB2 N8 1955 AEEN; SK 470 W673 ser.2 no.008 AEUGV 191.46 A3 C874 1973 AEUHN110*; 361.2/097123/219; HV 70 S65 1978 AEHSD; HV 70 S65 1978 AEHE; TN 858 S4 C874 AEEN; HN 110 A3 C652 1978 AEU; GOV DOC CA2 AL SS 78S56 DO<HD 9566 C88 1977; HD 9566 C88 1977 AEC; HD 9566 C88 1977 AEU"HD9560.5; HD 9560.5 EX89 2004 AEEN)H62.5.C2 C73 1976; H 62.5 C2 C73 1976 AEU%E98.E6 D73 1979; E 98 E6 D73 1979 AEU1First Nations; school meals; nutrition in schools Wabasca; Cadotte Lake; Keg River POLAR 337528POLAR PAM 1067 AEU (LOCAL)%http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/70524074Education of Indian Children in Canada; a symposium written by members of Indian Affairs Education Division, with comments by the Indian peoplesWaller, L.G.P. HDeals with the plan adopted by the Province of Alberta for voluntary absorption of entir Indian reserves and settlements into the school systems. Formation of the Northland School Division to administer the scattered schools in Northern Alberta, and development of junior high schools at Wabasca and Fort Chipewyan, with provision for vocational training, are noted, as is the most advanced move in the integration process; the formation in 1957 of the Moose Factory Island School Section in northern Ontario. It is the closest to local autonomy for an Indian community yet achieved. Toronto: Ryerson*First Nations; Indian; education; reserves AB1011234)Wabasca; Fort Chipewyan; northern AlbertacFirst Nations; autonomy; education; vocational training; second language; Northland School Division1965#http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/459130aCommunity Development Programs in Alberta: An Analysis of Development Efforts in Five CommunitiesBhajan, Edward R. Masters thesis. A review of the Alberta government's community development work between 1964 and 1969 in Fort McMurray, Fort Chipewyan, Hinton, Slave lake and Wabasca, particulary in relation to Native peoples. 1972KFirst Nations; community development; First Nations Reserves; sociological CFirst Nations; Native peoples; acculturation, community development:Fort McMurray; Fort Chipewyan; Hinton; Slave Lake; WabascaAKQ-0220Mhttp://www.worldcat.org/oclc/15761514; http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/463866060Robinson, M.; Sawicki, O. 0834177Xthttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?did=2165362631&sid=1&Fmt=3&clientId=12302&RQT=309&VName=PQD*Metis; Native North Americans; citizenship< Windspeaker28"So I said, 'Sure, I'll go for it' and the band paid for my tuition to take a five-week course at Keyano College. It had a lot to do with chief and council helping me financially and supporting me," she said."My husband really pushed me to get an education. He is always there for me when I need him. He is a Grade 12 graduate himself, so while I was in school anything that I did not know how to do he was always helping me. He was always there for me, explaining what I needed to know, and that really helped. When I felt like giving up he would tell me 'Come on, you can do it. You've come this far and I could never see you give up on anything you've started,' so I also want to thank my husband Mike McLeod," she said. "Anyone can do anything if they try," said Boucher. There is nothing that is impossible if you really want to do something. Education is important. It opens your eyes and shows you how to do things and how to go about things," she said. "Native people; education; businessshttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?did=545340191&sid=4&Fmt=3&clientId=12302&RQT=309&VName=PQDFort McKay; Fort McMurraybNative people; employment; small business; transportation; women owned businesses; Keyano College *Northern Graduates Celebrate TraditionallyPhillips, Curtis J. The 43 graduates are Joanne Anikina, Paula Bailey, Jennifer Bannerholt, Nicole Barry, Miranda Beaton, Travis Beaver, Justin Cardinal, Nicole Cardinal, Christopher Cockerill, Charles Cote, Gabriel Delisle, Nathon Dionne, Bryce Faichney, Rebecca Flett, Paul Fitzpatrick, Justin Foster, Jamie Forbister, Amy Fraser, J.J. 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(some col.), maps- 34 p. : ill. ; maps ; 28 cm.- [7]- 28, [2]- 1093- 51 p. : forms ; 29 cm.- =200 p., [1] folded leaf : ill., charts (some col.) ; 28 cm.- 115+- 1 v, (loose-leaf) : ill- 208- 121- p.91-102, maps.- 109- 127- iv, 33, [21] leaves ; 29 cm.- 38 p.-col. ill. ; 26 cm.144- 176- "128 leaves : ill., maps ; 28 cm.- 106- 4838-4839[61] leaves ; 29 cm.- oiv, 25 leaves : ill., maps (some folded, col.) ; 29 cm.-iv, 25 leaves : ill., maps (some folded, col.) ; 29 cm.;75 p. : chiefly col. ill. ; 28 cm. + 1 CD-ROM (4 3/4 in.)- FGE 90 C2 A34 L638 AEEN; GOV DOC CA2 AL RP 85L27 DO; QH 77 C3 L638 1985\HD 9574 C23 A3 A52; JO CA2AL ENR A42 ACPMC; HD 9574 C23 A3 A52 AEU; HD 9574 C23 A3 En27 AEEN HV 110*; HV 110 F6 A4 1980 AEHSDTHD 319*; HD 319 A3 W58 W589 2007 AEEN; HD 1641 A4 W45 2007 AEU; Internet Access AEEN9HD319.A3; HD 319 A3 F7775 2005 AEEN; Internet Access AEEN6Construction of pipeline brings aboriginal employmentyThe construction of a $4 billion natural gas pipeline is scheduled to begin in Alberta in the new year with help from Aboriginal people. The partnership was marked by the signing of contracts by the Metis Zone IV Regional Council, Metis Nation of Alberta and the Western Cree Tribal Council with Alliance Pipeline. "Reaching out to Metis and Aboriginal communities is part of Alliance's commitment to local communities and partnerships," said Dennis Cornelson, president and CEO of Alliance Pipeline. Cornelson attended a signing ceremony on Dec. 16 at the Metis Nation of Alberta's head office and indicated the right-of-way clearing contract with the Metis is just the beginning. The Metis Regional Council has formed an organization called Metis Opportunities Inc. to hire and screen personnel for the Alliance contract. Cornelson said Alliance's consultative approach with Aboriginal communities in regards to the pipeline construction is part of the reason Alliance is able to proceed with the project. Alliance hired two Aboriginal liaison representatives to contact Aboriginal people in their communities near pipeline construction sites.1999 Burke, MarieRBusiness, construction; pipleine; natural gas industry; Native Peoples; employmentshttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?did=413277321&sid=1&Fmt=3&clientId=12302&RQT=309&VName=PQDpnatural gas pipeline; Metis Nation of Alberta; Western Cree Tribal Council; Alliance pipeline; Aboriginal peopleEdson; Fort St. John(Raven Totem Travels home to Haida NationThompson, IshaA 140-year-old raven totem pole that was erected inJasperNational Park in Alberta 90 years ago has made its way home to the people of Haida Gwaii in Old Massett, B.C. The Haida Nation is in the process of carving a new totem for the city ofJasper, which is expected to make its debut next spring. "I'm a Jasperite so I have a connection to the pole," said Lori Dowling, Jasper totem pole project coordinator. "People who used to live in Jasper have made a point in coming out and saying goodbye to the pole." "The Haida were happy to take it back, but they didn't want all the paint on it," said Dowling, adding that the totem in original form was a natural wood. The totem had been painted once it arrived in Alberta.3 9 uhttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?did=2070965961&sid=13&Fmt=3&clientId=12302&RQT=309&VName=PQDFMemorials and monuments; Natives; Jasper National Park; Native culture=totem poles; Jasper National Park; Haida Nation; Parks CanadaBJasper; Jasper National Park; Haida Gwaii; Queen Charlotte Islands+Aboriginal world view needs to be respectedKnight, LindsayThe exact comments were as follows, "You're an educated man right?" The tourist humbly denies and you continue, "Well you're probably more educated that I am! Anyways, look at the artwork. These people have no education. They are primitive in nature, yet it amazes me that they can piece tog<.ether such beautiful art! They know nothing of mathematics and science, yet just look at this. It boggles the mind." Our worldviews are extreme opposites. As Indigenous people, we respect other cultures and do not feel superior. Our ideas of primitive/civilized are different. We weren't "civilized" because the spiritual connection to the land meant that these relationships were what sustained us, and kept the overall balance. We did not destroy, horde or own anything. We see now what civilization is doing to the earth. The western way of thinking is to take until it's gone and then go somewhere else and take some more until there's nothing left. Nowadays we are forced to protect our Indigenous knowledge because some "scientists and mathematicians" are reconsidering their previous decisions. Yet we still are disrespected as those same people continue to take our plants and animals without ceremony. We think differently.BFirst Nations; Aboriginal People; spirituality; artwork; worldviewuhttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?did=1345984791&sid=13&Fmt=3&clientId=12302&RQT=309&VName=PQDNIndigenous people; Aboriginal people; spiritualtiy; worldview; Cree; traditionKiii, 35 leaves, [15] leaves of plates (some folded) : ill., maps ; 28 cm.- ii, 110 p. : ill. ; 28 cm.- 1 map : col. ; 136 x 92 cm.- 425 leaves, [4] folded plates : ill., maps ; 28 cm.- 21 map : col. ; 51 x 71 cm. folded to 26 x 11 cm.- 103- 648 p., [5] folded leaves of plates : 5 maps ; 28 cm.- 5, 16, 17- 58 p. ill.- !1 v. 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