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1998
[Anonymous] (1998).  Fort Chipewyan way of life study. Final report. (Stuart Adams & Associates, Ed.). 475 pages .
[Anonymous] (1998).  Fort Chipewyan way of life study. Summary report. (Stuart Adams & Associates, Ed.). 50 pages .
Pocklington, T. C. (1998).  The government and politics of the Alberta Metis settlements. 1-162. Abstract
Strasbourg, A. (1998).  Memories of a Métis woman: Fort McMurray yesterday and today. 1-80.
[Anonymous] (1998).  Picking up the threads : Métis history in the Mackenzie Basin.. 1-313.
1997
Armstrong, T. F., Stanley S. J., & Smith D. W. (1997).  An assessment of non-conventional drinking water in the Peace, Athabasca and Slave River basins. 82 pages. Abstract  Download: 0-662-24655-1.pdf (8.01 MB)
Alberta Energy and Utilites Board (1997).  Application by Suncor Energy Inc. Oil Sands Group for amendment of Approval No. 7632 for proposed Steepbank Mine development. 11 pages .
[Anonymous] (1997).  A survey of the consumptive use of traditional resources in the community of Fort McKay. (Fort McKay Environment Services Ltd., Ed.).
1996
Bill, L., Crozier J., & Surrendi D. (1996).  A report of wisdom synthesized from traditional knowledge component studies. 366 pages. Abstract  Download: 0-662-24661-6-bw.pdf (16.46 MB)
Angus, M. (1996).  Aboriginal forest-based ecological knowledge in Canada. Connaissances des autochtones du Canada en ecologie forestiere . Abstract
Bryson, C. (1996).  Opportunity oil sands. 241 pages .
Huel, R. (1996).  Proclaiming the Gospel to the Indians and the Métis. 1-387.
1995
Hoare, T. (1995).  Water resources use and management issues for the Peace Athabasca and Slave River basins: Stakeholder screening survey. (The South Slave Research Center, Ed.). Abstract  Download: 0-662-23560-6.pdf (3.24 MB)
1994
[Anonymous] (1994).  There is still survival out there: A traditional land use and occupancy study of the Fort McKay First Nations. (Fort McKay First Nations, Ed.). 130 pages .
1993
Radford, T., & Jones P. (1993).  The man who chooses the bush. Abstract
Frideres, J. S., & Krosenbrink - Gelissen L. E. (1993).  Native people in Canada: Contemporary conflicts. 1-344. Abstract
Kolson, B. (1993).  Michif: How Generations Lost the Language. 1(1),  Abstract
1992
Barlow, K. (1992).  Land of the buffalo: The 3,000-strong herd has faced and overcome disaster. 15-Aug , D10 . Abstract
1991
Brocke, L. K. (1991).  Public participation: Increased demands in the 1990s. 7 pages . Abstract
Burley, D. V., Horsfall G. A., & Brandon J. D. (1991).  Structural considerations of Métis ethnicity: an archaeological, architectural, and historical study. 1-258 . Abstract
1990
McCormack, P. A., & Ironside G. R. (1990).  Proceedings of the Fort Chipewyan and Fort Vermilion Bicentennial Conference. 319 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (1990).  "Gossip" : a spoken history of women in the North. 1-289. Abstract
Lamothe, R. (1990).  Riel et les Métis canadiens : les actes du Colloque de la Société historique de Saint-Boniface tenu au Collège universitaire de Saint-Boniface les 15 et 16 novembre 1985. 63-66.
1989
Slavik, J. N., Wallace R., & Boucher J. (1989).  Environmental mediation in major oil sands developments: An alternative model for resolution of native corporate and government interests in resource development approval processes. 4 pages .
[Anonymous] (1989).  Community and aboriginal self-government in the Northwest Territories. (Fort Good Hope Community Council., Ed.). 1-84. Abstract

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