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2014
[Anonymous] (2014).  Preliminary results from a University of Manitoba study link contaminants from oil sands production to the declining health of residents in Fort Chipewyan, Alberta.. CMAJ: Canadian Medical Association Journal. 437. Abstract
2010
Brooymans, H. (2010).  Athabasca: A river changes; Fort Chipewyan's elders recall when water was pure. Edmonton Journal . Abstract
2009
Kunzig, R. (2009).  The Canadian oil boom. 215(3), 8 pages .
2007
Syncrude Canada Ltd. (2007).  Possibility thrives on common ground: 2007 Aboriginal review.
2005
Norton, S., & Zwicker S. (2005).  The Aboriginal role in the development of Albertan oilsands and gas reserves.
2004
Fumoleau, R. (2004).  As long as this land shall last : A history of Treaty 8 and Treaty 11, 1870-1939. (Arctic Institute of North America., Ed.). 1-415. Abstract
1998
Elgie, S. (1998).  Case study : Wood Buffalo : a national park in peril. In : Environmental law and policy, Chapter 12, Protected spaces and endangered species. Edited by Elaine L. Hughes, Alastair R. Lucas and William A. Tilleman. 483-485.
[Anonymous] (1998).  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,. Abstract
Adams, S. (1998).  Fort Chipewyan: Way of Life Study. Summary Report. 1-50.
1994
Brady, A. J. (1994).  A history of Fort Chipewyan : Alberta's oldest continuously inhabited settlement. 1-140.
1993
Ferguson, T. A. (1993).  Wood bison and the early fur trade. 63-79 . Abstract
1989
McCormack, P. A. (1989).  Northwind dreaming: Fort Chipewyan, 1788-1988: catalogue of an exhibition held at the Provincial Museum of Alberta. Abstract
1988
McCormack, P. A., & McGillivray B. W. (1988).  Northwind Dreaming/Kiwetin Pawatamowin Tthisi Ni*tsi Nats'Ete: Fort Chipewyan, 1788-1988. 1-95. Abstract
Noton, L. R., Branch E. Q. M., & Alberta Environment (1988).  An overview of water quality in the Fort Chipewyan area. Abstract
1987
Parker, J. M. P. (1987).  Emporium of the North: Fort Chipewyan and the Fur Trade to 1835. 1-208. Abstract
Parker, J. M. P. (1987).  Emporium of the north: Fort Chipewyan and the fur trade to 1835. Abstract
1986
McCormack, P. A. (1986).  How the (north) west was won: Development and underdevelopment in the Fort Chipewyan region.
1982
Krause, E. (1982).  The fisheries of the Hudson's Bay Company at Fort Chipewyan, 1791-1871. Cape Spear Lighthouse, Cape Spear National Historic Park. 1-53.
McCormack, P. A. (1982).  Fur trade society to class society : The development of ethnic stratification at Fort Chipewyan, Alberta. 1-11. Abstract
1979
Scollon, R. (1979).  The context of the informant narrative performance : From sociolinguistics to ethnolinguistics at Fort Chipewyan, Alberta. 1-80. Abstract
[Anonymous] (1979).  Origins of the Alberta Metis: Land Claims Research Project, 1978-1979. 1-485. Abstract
1976
Chalmers, J. W. (1976).  Season's greetings from Fort Chip. 24(1; winter),  1-4.
1974
Chalmers, J. W. (1974).  Fort Chipewyan—On the Edge of History. 2(6), 1-4, 18.
1972
Wuetherick, R. G. (1972).  A history of Fort Chipewyan and the Peace-Athabasca delta region. 1-178.
1971
Chalmers, J. W., & Lester G. A. (1971).  On the edge of the shield : fort Chipewyan and its hinterland.

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