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MacDonald, J. (1983).  Yukon bibliography: Cumulated subject index to 1980. 1-153.
Benson, L. (1991).  A youth leadership training case study. Physical Education and Sport Studies(Ph. D.), 390.
[Anonymous] (1967).  Your trip to the Athabasca oil sands. Great Canadian plant opening September 30, 1967. (Great Canadian Oil Sands Limited, Ed.). 6 pages .
[Anonymous] (1967).  Your trip to the Athabasca oil sands. .
[Anonymous] (2000).  Your air, your health : a major new study tests the quality of air and human health in Fort McMurray. 7.
Gabrielse, H. (1972).  Younger Precambrian of the Canadian Cordillera. 272, 521-536.
Matheson, S. S. (1991).  Youngblood of the Peace. 1-234.
Kelsey, V. (1956).  Young men so daring: Fur traders who carried the frontier west. 1-288.
MacLeod, W. K., & Blythe A. W. (1953).  Yields of spruce-poplar stands in northern Alberta. Unpublished Report,
MacLeod, W. K., & Blyth A. W. (1955).  Yields of even-aged fully stocked spruce-poplar stands in northern Alberta. Technical Note No. 18, 33.
Crickmore, P. J., Schulte R., & Cleaver J. A. S. (1989).  The yield-grade relationship in the extraction of bitumen from oil sands. 5(3), 195-201.
Johnstone, W. D. (1977).  yield of fully stocked spruce-poplar stands in the mixedwood forest section of Alberta. Information Report NOR-X-175,
MacLeod, W. K. (1952).  Yield and volume tables for aspen in central and northern Alberta.
Chester, C., Britt S., Miller J., Quinn D., & Tabor G. (2007).  Yellowstone to Yukon : transborder collaboration across a vast international landscape. 19.
Schulz, F. (2005).  Yellowstone to Yukon : freedom to roam.
Achuff, P. L. (1998).  Yellowstone to Yukon : a physical overview. The vegetation of Yellowstone to Yukon : a preliminary outline. In : L. Willcox, B. Robinson and A. Harvey, editors, A sense of place : issues, attitudes and resources in the Yellowstone to Yukon Ecoregion. 19-26.
Merrill, T., & Mattson D. J. (1998).  Yellowstone to Yukon : a physical overview. Land cover structure of Yellowstone to Yukon. In : L. Willcox, B. Robinson and A. Harvey, editors, A sense of place : issues, attitudes and resources in the Yellowstone to Yukon Ecoregion. 27-28.
Gadd, B. (1998).  Yellowstone to Yukon : a physical overview. In : L. Willcox, B. Robinson and A. Harvey, editors, A sense of place : issues, attitudes and resources in the Yellowstone to Yukon Ecoregion. 9-18.
[Anonymous] (2004).  Yellowhead County part of the Athabasca River Basin Tp 050 to 057, R 07 to 26, W5M. Regional groundwater assessment.
Teitz, M. W., & Mountjoy E. W. (1985).  The Yellowhead and Astoria carbonate platforms in the Late Proterozoic Upper Miette Group, Jasper, Alberta. Current Research, Part A, Paper 85-1A, 341-348.
Griffith, D. E. (1973).  Yellow-billed loon on Lesser Slave Lake, Alberta: a new record. 87(2), 182-183.
Spalding, D. A. E. (1974).  Yellow-billed Loon in Alberta. 88(1), 107.
Griffiths, D. E. (1972).  Yellow-billed loon at Lesser Slave Lake, Alberta. 2(3), 39.
Griffiths,(M.)G. C. D. (1972).  Yellow-billed loon at Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park. 2(3), 39.
Lucko, B., & Potter K. (1998).  Yellow perch winter angling survey in the northwest boreal region : January-April, 1998. 46.

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