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Cattaneo, C. (Submitted). Oil sands legacy for future generations; Fort McKay First Nation sits on two billion barrels of oil. National Post . Abstract

2015

Anonymous (2015). Area aboriginals want long term clean-up of Nexen spill. The Canadian Press .

2014

Wohlberg, M. (2014). Oilsands land use plan can't address treaty concerns: Province. Northern Journal . 1 page . Abstract

2013

Cryderman, K. (2013). In Conflict. The Globe and Mail . Abstract

[Anonymous] (2013). Appendix 3.8: Traditional land use environmental setting report update. (Golder Associates Ltd., Ed.). Abstract

Wohlberg, M. (2013). Fort Chip students begin water monitoring work. Northern Journal . Abstract

Westman, C. N. (2013). Social impact assessment and the anthropology of the future in Canada's tar sands. Human Organization. 72, 9 pages . Abstract

2012

Labour, S., & Dickson B. (2012). Cumulative impacts to FMFN#468 traditional lands & life ways: Shell Jackpine Mine Expansion and Pierre River Mine Report for regulatory hearings. (Management and Solutions in Environmental Science, Ed.). Abstract

Gould, L. (2012). Models and Data. (Gould Environmental Ltd., Fort McKay First Nation, Ed.).What are they saying about cumulative effects on wildlife species important to the community of Fort McKay.

Allan, A. (2012). From tar sands to pipelines; First Nations bound together in a joint struggle. Northern Journal . 1 page . Abstract

[Anonymous] (2012). An introduction to groundwater and oil sands operations. (Cumulative Environmental Management Association, Groundwater Working Group, Ed.). 30 pages .

[Anonymous] (2012). Níh boghodi: We are the stewards of our land. (Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation, Ed.). 12 pages .

2011

Japan Canada Oil Sands Limited (2011). JACOS Hangingstone Expansion Project supplemental submission: volume 2, section 18: traditional ecological knowledge and land use; environmental impact assessment.

Passelac-Ross, M., & Buss K. (2011). Water stewardship in the lower Athabasca River: Is the Alberta government paying attention to Aboriginal rights to water?. Abstract

2010

2009

Pratap, V. (2009). Alberta First Nation gets anti-oilsands help from U.K. co-op.. 7-Jul , Abstract

Natcher, D. C., Hickey C. G., Nelson M., & Davis S. (2009). Implications of tenure insecurity for Aboriginal land use in Canada. 68 ( 3 ), 245-257 .

2008

Geertsema, K. A. (2008). Contributions of Cree knowledge: naketehtamasoyahk ote nekan nitaskenan (caring for the land for the future). Abstract

2007

Neuman, P. D., Krogman N. T., Krahn H. J., & Thomas B. R. (2007). My grandfather would roll over in his grave: family farming and tree plantations on farmland. 72 ( 1 ), 111-135 . Abstract

Syncrude Canada Ltd. (2007). Possibility thrives on common ground: 2007 Aboriginal review.

Chipewyan Prairie Dene First Nation(CPDFN) (2007). Kai'Kos'Dehseh Den?the Red Willow River (Christina River) people: A traditional land use study of the Chipewyan Prairie First Nation. Abstract

[Anonymous] (2007). Traditional knowledge and land use assessment. Abstract

[Anonymous] (2007). Traditional land use assessment. Abstract

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