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2015

Wong, R. (2015). Waters as potential paths to peace. Material Cultures in Canada. 12 pages .

2014

Risbud, S. (2014). Attention: Lisa King (IRC Director) Re: Proposed Traditional Land Use (TLU) Assessment Methodology for Teck Frontier Project Update. (Teck Resources Limited, Ed.). 6 pages .

Lim, A. (2014). Tarred Industry. Nation. 299, 1 page. Abstract

Krugel, L. (2014). First Nation pulls out of hearings into Grand Rapids oilsands pipeline. The Canadian Press. Abstract

Hussain, Y. (2014). Fort McKay eyes oil sands production; 'There's a time for everything,' band chief says. National Post . Abstract

Whittington, L. (2014). Native band's fear of being 'annihilated' by oilsands. Toronto Star (Canada). Abstract

[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

2013

Paskey, J., Steward G., & Williams A. (2013). The Alberta oil sands then and now: An investigation of the economic, environmental and social discourses across four decades. (Oil Sands Research and Information Network, Ed.). Abstract

2012

Wong, R. (2012). Ethical waters: Healing walk in the tar sands grows year by year.

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

Narine, S. (2012). No litigation pending against caribou recovery plan. (Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation, Ed.).Alberta Sweetgrass. 20(1),

2011

Nickens, E. T. (2011). Duck nation . Field & Stream. 116, 22 pages . Abstract

2007

Petersen, K. (2007). Oil versus water: Toxic water poses threat to Alberta’s Indigenous communities’. The Dominion. 48,

1998

[Anonymous] (1998). Fort Chipewyan way of life study. Summary report. (Stuart Adams & Associates, Ed.). 50 pages .

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