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Reddekopp, N. (Submitted).  Conklin as an Aboriginal community: legal analysis.
[Anonymous] (Submitted).  Group with bear skin; East Prairie area, Alberta.
[Anonymous] (Submitted).  Men coming to trade at Revillon Frerers, Sturgeon Lake, Alberta.
[Anonymous] (Submitted).  Metis in Lesser Slave Lake area, Alberta.
[Anonymous] (Submitted).  Plowing field, Keg River Metis Settlement, Alberta.
2015
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
Bari, M., & Kindzerski W. B. (2015).  Fifteen-year trends in criteria air pollutants in oil sands communities of Alberta, Canada. 74, 8 pages . Abstract
Struzik, E. (2015).  Oil and Ice. Future Arctic. 17 pages . Abstract
2014
[Anonymous] (2014).  Oil sands rules tools and capacity: Are we ready for upcoming challenges?. (Oil Sands Research and Information Network, Ed.). 120 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2014).  The Government of Alberta's guidelines on consultation with First Nations on land and natural resource management.. (Government of Alberta, Ed.). 17 pages .
[Anonymous] (2014).  Government of Alberta proponent's guide to First nations consultation procedures for land dispositions. (Government of Alberta, Ed.). 17 pages .
Bowles, P., & Veltmeyer H. (2014).  The answer is still no: Voices of pipeline resistance. 144 pages . Abstract
Lambrecht, K. N. (2014).  Constitutional Law and the Alberta Energy Regulator. Constitutional Forum. 23, 16 pages . Abstract
Brodie, S. (2014).  Greener social constructions: Marie Lake Fort Chipewyan and the Alberta oil sands. 246 pages . Abstract
Smreciu, A., Wood S., & Powter C. (2014).  Revegetation species profiles for boreal forest reclamation. 14(1), 1 page .
2013
[Anonymous] (2013).  SM 800 - Linear footprint and access management. (Compass Resource Management Ltd., Ed.). 98 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2013).  Appendix 3.8: Traditional land use environmental setting report update. (Golder Associates Ltd., Ed.). Abstract
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. 108 pages . Abstract
Westman, C. N. (2013).  Social impact assessment and the anthropology of the future in Canada's tar sands. 72(2), 10 pages . Abstract
Wohlberg, M. (2013).  Fort Chip students begin water monitoring work. Northern Journal . Abstract
Smreciu, A., Gould K., & Wood S. (2013).  Boreal plant species for reclamation of Athabasca oil sands disturbances. 23 pages . Abstract
Davidsen, C., Deacon L., & Kiff L. (2013).  Oil literacy: The Canadian oil/tar sands debate media literacy and politics. 277 pages .
Lopez, V. (2013).  Oil sands extraction: Lessons from Alberta can, and should, inform American policies. 23 pages .
Strand, J., & Light J. (2013).  Traditional knowledge of surface water - groundwater interactions in the Lower Athabasca Region. (SNC-Lavalin Environment, Ed.). 109 pages . Abstract
2012
Donnelly, G. (2012).  Indigenous women in community leadership case studies. Abstract

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