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1934
Telfer, L. (1934).  Phosphate in the Canadian Rockies. 36, 566-605.
1932
Taverner, P. A. (1932).  A partial study of the Canadian Savanna (sic) Sparrows, with description of Passerculus sandwichensis campestris, sub-sp. Nov. the Prairie Savannah Sparrow. Proc. 45, 201-206.
1928
Taverner, P. A. (1928).  Birds of western Canada. Bulletin 41, 1-379.
Taverner, P. A. (1928).  Ornithological investigations near Belvedere, Alberta, 1926. Bull. No. 50, 84-104.
Taverner, P. A. (1928).  Ornithological investigations near Belvedere, Alberta, 1926. Bulletin 50, 84-104.
Taverner, P. A. (1928).  Ornithological investigations near Belvedere, Alberta. Annual Report for 1926. Bulletin 50, 84-104.
Taverner, P. A. (1928).  Townsend's warbler: a correction. 42(5), 127.
1927
Spreckley, J. A., & Tempest J. S. (1927).  Preliminary report on available evaporation data for Alberta and Saskatchewan.
1924
Travers, S. (1924).  Letter (contains December records of waterfowl on Lesser Slave Lake and vicinity). 38, 78.
1923
Wilson, A. W. G., Robinson A. H. A., Frechette H., Spence H. S., Cole L. H., MacNiven F. M., et al. (1923).  Investigations in 1921. Mines Br. Report No. 588, 77.
1921
Tempest, J. S. (1921).  Report on preliminary investigations regarding the flooding of lands in the vicinity of Lesser Slave Lake, March 8, 1921.
1918
Taverner, P. A. (1918).  Addenda to the birds of Jasper Park, Alberta. 5, 62-69.
1916
Tyrrell, J. B. (1916).  David Thompson's narrative of his exploration in western America, 1784-1812.
1914
[Anonymous] (1914).  The Peace River Country: The Last Great West. (Peace River Board of Trade, Ed.). 1-31.
1913
[Anonymous] (1913).  Grouard, the coming metropolis of the great Peace River country, Alberta, Canada. (Grouard Board of Trade., Ed.).Capital of the north : Grouard Alberta, the only town in the Peace River District. 1-19.
1911
[Anonymous] (1911).  Hearne: A journey from the Prince of Whales Fort in Hudson's Bay to the northern ocean in the years 1769, 1770, 1771, and 1772. (Tyrrell, Joseph Burr, Ed.).
Tyrrell, J. B., & Hearne S. (1911).  A Journey from Prince of Whales's Fort in Hudson's Bay to the Northern Ocean in the Years 1769, 1770, 1771, and 1772. 1-437.
1906
De Smet, P. - J. (1906).  Travels in the Far Northwest, 1839-1846.
1905
Tait, C. M. (1905).  The making of a province: Alberta Together with the urban development and rural advancement of its northern part, in and near the (at least) provisional capital, Edmonton.. 1-32.
1903
Transeau, E. N. (1903).  On the geographic distribution and ecological relations of the bog plant societies of northern North America. 36(5), 401-420.
1898
Tyrrell, J. W. (1898).  Across the sub-Arctics of Canada : A journey of 3,200 miles by canoe and snowshoe through the barren lands .... 1-280. Abstract
1896
Tyrrell, J. B. (1896).  Report on the country between Athabasca Lake and Churchill River: With notes on two routes travelled between the Churchill and Saskatchewan rivers.
Tyrrell, J. B., & Dowling D. B. (1896).  Report on the country between Athabaska lake and Churchill River : with notes on two routes travelled between the Churchill and Saskatchewan rivers. New Series, Vol. VIII, Part D, 1895, p. 54,
1895
Taylor, G. W. (1895).  Land and fresh water shells of Alberta. 9, 173-178.
1893
Tyrrell, J. B. (1893).  Notes on the distribution of some of the conifers of north-western Canada. 22(549), 76-77.

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