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Parkland Institute (Submitted). Treaty rights impacted downstream of tar sands.

2015

Thorsell, J. (2015). Wood Buffalo worries. Canadian Geographic. 65. Abstract

Steward, G. (2015). Bearing the risks: Foul air, tainted water, fears of environmentally related cancers - aboriginals worry about the long-term effects of oilsands extraction on their communities and traditional lands, yet have little say in how development takes place. Toronto Star. Abstract

[Anonymous] (2015). Eagle Spirit Energy Project endorsed by First Nations from Alberta to B.C. North Coast. (Maja Images, CNW Group, Ed.).Canada NewsWire. Abstract

[Anonymous] (2015). Socio-economic technical report for the proposed Nova Gas Transmission Ltd. 2017 NGTL system expansion. (Tera CH2M HILL Energy Canada, Ltd., Ed.).Appendix 11. 292.

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 .

Stodalka, W. (2014). Call in the lawyers; First Nations in both B.C. and Alberta file legal challenges over Site C dam. Alaska Highway News . 1 page . Abstract

Edwards, J. (2014). Oil sands pollutants in traditional foods. Canadian Medical Association Journal. 186(12), 1 page. Abstract

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

Bennett, D. (2014). First Nations report says heavy metals from oilsands operations in area wildlife. The Canadian Press. Abstract

de Regt, W. H. P. (2014). The intricacy of policy making: Assessing environmental management in the Lower Athabasca, Alberta, Canada. Abstract

2013

Klinkenberg, M. (2013). Finding balance as two worlds collide; First Nations struggle to save traditions while profiting from oilsands boom. Edmonton Journal .

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

Dylan, A., Smallboy B., & Lightman E. (2013). "Saying no to resource development is not an option": Economic development in Moose Cree First Nation. Journal of Canadian Studies. 47(1), 34 pages . Abstract

2012

Talbot, C. (2012). Students learn science in traditional setting. Northern Journal . 1 page . Abstract

Le Billon, P., & Carter A. (2012). Securing Alberta’s tar sands: Resistance and criminalization on a new energy frontier. Natural resources and social conflict: Towards critical environmental security. 22 pages .

2011

Narine, S. (2011). Traditional knowledge highlights loss of treaty rights on river.. Alberta Sweetgrass. 18(3), Abstract

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.

2010

Urquhart, I. (2010). Between the sands and a hard place?: Aboriginal peoples and the oil sands. Abstract

Dowdeswell, L., Dillon P., Ghoshal S., Miall A., Rasmussen J., & Smol J. (2010). A foundation for the future: building an environmental monitoring system for the oil sands.

Alberta Energy Resources Conservation Board; Alberta Environment; Japan Canada Oil Sands Limited (2010). JACOS Hangingstone Expansion Project: application for approval to the Energy Resources Conservation Board and Alberta Environment.

Karikpo, M., Graham J., Bianchi E., Warden R., Stratton S., & Tauli Corpuz V. (2010). The land, our life: Indigenous rights and our common future.

Edwards, G. J. (2010). Mikisew Crees cartwheeled to 2005 Supreme Court victory. December , Abstract

Bell, S. (2010). Survival camp for students. 30-Nov , Abstract

2009

Kelly, E. N., Short J. W., Schindler D. W., Hodson P. V., Ma M., Kwan A. K., et al. (2009). Oil sands development contributes polycyclic aromatic compounds to the Athabasca River and its tributaries. 106 ( 52 ), Abstract

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