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MacDonald, J. E. (1985).  Canoeing Alberta. 240.
Macdonald, E., Burgess C. J., Scrimgeour G. J., Boutin S., Reedyk S., & Kotak B. (2004).  Should riparian buffers be part of forest management based on emulation of natural disturbance?. 187(2-3), 185-196.
Macdonald, G., Holley E. R., & Goudey S. (1989).  Athabasca River winter reaeration investigation : final report. 56 pp.. Abstract
Macdonald, C. C. (1980).  Mineralogy and geochemistry of a Precambrian regolith in the Athabasca Basin. 151. Abstract
MacDonald, K. (1983).  Potential for agricultural expansion relative to forestry in northern Alberta. 1-161.
MacDonald, W. R., & Sandhu, H. S.(eds.) (1975).  Proceedings of Alberta Sulphur Gas Research Workshop II, held at Environmental Sciences Centre, Kananaskis, Alberta, 16-17 January 1975. 174.
Macdonald, E., Thomas B., & Hodgetts R. (2000).  Effects of forest management and tree improvement on genetic diversity of lodgepole pine and white spruce.
MacDonell, M. (1982).  The emigrant experience: Songs of Highland emigrants in North America. 228 pages .
MacEachern, J. A. (1994).  Integrated ichnological-sedimentlogical models : applications to sequence stratigraphic and paleoenvironmental interpretations of the Viking and Peace River formations, west-central Alberta. Geology(Ph. D. ), 
MacEwan, J. W. G. (1864).  An account of the Mackenzie River district. 9(4), 125-131.
MacEwan, J. W. G. (1995).  Mighty women: Stories of Western Canadian pioneers. And mighty women too.. 1-275.
MacEwan, G. (1976).  Agriculture on parade : The story of the fairs and exhibitions of Western Canada. 1-200.
MacEwan, J. W. G. (2000).  The sodbusters. 1-243.
MacEwan, G (1995).  Buffalo-sacred and sacrificed .
MacEwen, H. F. (1985).  Component analysis by gas chromatography of separator gas and oil samples collected at 3000 kPa in enhanced oil recovery operation. 1(4), 289-294.
MacFadden, F. A. (1927).  A trip to Tonquin Valley. 30, 65-74.
MacFarlane, A. K. (2003).  Vegetation response to seismic lines: Edge effects and on-line succession. Biological Sciences(M. Sc.), 132.
MacFarlane, B. L., Angell A., & McGee T. K. (2007).  Public perceptions of wildland fire management in the Foothills Model Forest.
MacFarlane, A. K. (1999).  Revegetation of wellsites and seismic lines in the boreal forest. Biological Sciences(B. Sc. ), 
MacFarlane, R. (1908).  Notes on the mammals collected and observed, list of birds and eggs observed and collected in the Northwest Territories of Canada between 1880 and 1894. In : C. Nair and R. MacFarlane, Through the Mackenzie Basin- a narrative of The Athabasca and Peace R. 151-470.
MacGillivray, J. R. (1992).  Resource characterization of the McMurray/Wabiskaw deposit in the Athabasca south region of northeastern Alberta. AOSTRA technical publication series no. 8, 68.
MacGillivray, J. R., & et al (1991).  Resource characterization of the McMurray/Wabiskaw deposit in the Athabasca west region of northeastern Alberta. 74.
MacGillivray, J., & Brady J. (1996).  Crude bitumen reserves atlas. Statistical Series 96-38, 1-1 to 6-2.
MacGillivray, J. R., Wynne D. A., Keith D. A. W., Berezniuk T., & Wightman D. M. (1989).  Athabasca South : resource characterization of an active in situ pilot area. In : 1989 Eastern Oil Shale Symposium, 1989, Lexington, Kentucky. 145-158.
MacGillivray, J. R., Wightman D. M., Keith D. A. W., Bell D. D., Berhane H., & Berezniuk T. (1989).  Resource characterization of the central region of the Lower Cretaceous McMurray/Wabiskaw deposit, Athabasca oil sands area, northeastern Alberta. In : Fourth UNITAR/UNDP International Conference on Heavy Crude and Tar Sands, Meyer, R. F. and Wiggins, E. . Preprints Vol. 1, paper 129. Proceedings Vol. 2, pp.109-131,