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1974

Chalmers, J. W. (1974). The Muskeg Flier : the Alberta and Great Waterways Railway. In : The land of Peter Pond, edited by John W. Chalmers and the staff of the Boreal Institute for Northern Studies. Occasional Publication No. 12(77-87),

Cooke, E. D. (1974). Peter Pond: Forgotten Developer of the North West. 22(1), 18-27.

Canada, P. (1974). Public hearing report: Mountain Parks and Lake Louise area. Public Information Report, 24.

Courtney, J. (1974). A report on caribou ecology in the Snowbowl area of Jasper National Park, July 15 to 23, 1974. Unpublished report BJNP-36, 22.

Comfort, D. J. (1974). Ribbon of Water and Steamboats North: A History of Fort McMurray, 1870-1898. Nos racines.. 1-313 .

Kramers, J. W., & Carrigy M. A. (1974). Role of the geologist in the in-situ recovery of heavy crude oil from the Alberta oil sands. In : Proceedings of the First Regional Conference of the Western Region, Engineering Institute of Canada, Edmonton, April 17-19, 1974. 347-358.

Hayden, W., & Clifford H. F. (1974). Seasonal movements of the mayfly Leptoplebia cupida (Say) in a brown-water stream of Alberta, Canada. 91, 90-102.

Cooper, R. H., & Charbonneau A. L. (1974). Sedimentation study, AGTL pipeline crossing on the Athabasca River.

Choquette, L. P. E., & Kuyt E. (1974). Serological indication of canine distemper and of infectious canine hepatitis in wolves (Canis lupus L.) in northern Canada. 10(4), 321-324.

Chalmers, J. W. (1974). Steamboats round the bend : riverborne traffic on the Athabasca. In : The land of Peter Pond, edited by John W. Chalmers and the staff of the Boreal Institute for Northern Studies. Occasional Publication No. 12(63-75),

Cronkhite, R. H. (1974). The tar sands development impact on highways. In : Proceedings of the First Regional Conference of the Western Region, Engineering Institute of Canada, Edmonton, April 17-19, 1974. 209-233.

Cronkhite, R. H. (1974). The tar sands development impact on highways. In : Proceedings of the First Regional Conference of the Western Region, Engineering Institute of Canada, Edmonton, April 17-19, 1974, Supplement 1 : Probable impact of population growth at Fort McMurray on h. 225-230.

Cronkhite, R. H. (1974). The tar sands development impact on highways. In : Proceedings of the First Regional Conference of the Western Region, Engineering Institute of Canada, Edmonton, April 17-19, 1974, Supplement 2 : Highway bridges - Edmonton to Syncrude plant. 231-233.

Camp, F. W. (1974). The tar sands of Alberta. 2nd ed..

Hall, B., Cook A., & Froggatt K. (1974). Wandering River - Calling Lake Moose Survey. Unpublished report AFW-74-037,

Hall, W. K., Cook A., & Froggott K. (1974). Wandering River-Calling Lake moose survey. Wildlife inventory, Job Completion Report XIII, 10.

Chalmers, J. W. (1974). Wayfaring, airborne and earthbound. In : The land of Peter Pond, edited by John W. Chalmers and the staff of the Boreal Institute for Northern Studies. Occasional Publication No. 12(89-98),

Carbyn, L. N. (1974). Wolf population fluctuations in Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada. 6(2), 94-101.

Carbyn, L. N. (1974). Wolf predation and behavioural interactions with elk and other ungulates in an area of high prey diversity. Unpublished report, 233.

Oosenbrug, S., Carbyn L. N., & West D. (1974). Wood Buffalo National Park progress report No. 1. CWS-80-011,

1973

Carrigy, M. A., & McLaws I. J. (1973). Athabasca tar sands study: The environmental impact of in situ technology. 669 pages . Abstract

Carrigy, M. A., McLaws I. J., & of Alberta R. C. (1973). Athabasca tar sands study. V. 2. Supplementary working papers [7] The environmental impact of in situ technology. 548-632.

Hanley, P. T., Van Waas C., Chen M., Walshe G., Penner T., & Weisner C. (1973). Biophysical analysis and evaluation of capability Ft. McMurray - Gregoire Lake area. 48 pages .

[Anonymous] (1973). Climatological and meteorological research needs for the Athabasca tar sands area Task Force report. (Conservation and Utlilization Committee, Ed.). 40 pages . Abstract

Scott, W. B., & Crossman E. J. (1973). Freshwater fishes of Canada. Bulletin 184, 966.

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