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1934
Soper, J. D. (1934).  Canada's national buffalo herd. 8.
Elton, C. (1934).  The Canadian snowshoe rabbit enquiry, 1932-33. 48(5), 73-78.
Walker, K. H. (1934).  Composition of some Alberta peats. Agriculture(M. Sc.), 44.
Roe, F. G. (1934).  The extermination of the buffalo in western Canada. 15, 1-23.
Friedmann, H. (1934).  Further additions to the list of birds victimized by the cowbird (continued). 46(2), 104-114.
Goodman, A. J. (1934).  The interpretation of petrographical and other evidence from borings in western Canada.
Tyrrell, J. B. (1934).  Journals of Samuel Hearne and Philip Turnor between the years 1774 and 1792.
Hearne, S., & Turnor P. (1934).  Journals of Samuel Hearne and Philip Turnor between the years 1774 and 1792, edited by J. B. Tyrell. Publication XXI,
Osgood, C. (1934).  Kutchin Tribal Distribution and Synonymy. 36(2), 168-179.
Mozley, A. (1934).  Mollusca from the provinces of Saskatchewan and Alberta, Canada. 21(2), 138-145.
Vestine, E. H. (1934).  Noctilucent clouds. 28, 249-272, 303-317.
[Anonymous] (1934).  An oologist's paradise in Alberta. 14(2), 40-41.
Telfer, L. (1934).  Phosphate in the Canadian Rockies. 36, 566-605.
Mackintosh, W. A. (1934).  Prairie settlement : the geographical setting. Can. Frontier of Settlement Series Vol. 1, 242.
Swales, W. E. (1934).  Skr jabinema oreamni sp. Nov., a nematode parasite of Oreamnos americanus and Rangifer sp. In Canada. 10, 527-531.
Davis, W. B. (1934).  A study of the Idaho jumping mice of the genus Zapus, with remarks on a few specimens from British Columbia. 15(3), 221-227.
Soper, J. D. (1934).  A waterfowl reconnaissance of Wood Buffalo Park. 258-266.
Soper, J. D. (1934).  A waterfowl reconnaissance of Wood Buffalo Park, Alberta and the Northwest Territories, Canada. 11(2), 3-7.
Soper, J. D. (1934).  A waterfowl reconnaissance of Wood Buffalo Park, Northwest Territories. Transactions, American Game Conference 20. 258-266.
1933
[Anonymous] (1933).  Cannibal of Wetigo Dance, Saddle Lake Reserve, Alberta.
[Anonymous] (1933).  Cree people, Saddle Lake Reserve, Alberta.
English, R. E. (1933).  Economic history of northern Alberta. 156.
English, R. E. (1933).  An economic history of northern Alberta. 1-156.
Osgood, C. (1933).  The ethnography of the Great Bear Lake Indians.
[Anonymous] (1933).  Five fur traders of the Northwest : being the narrative of Peter Pond and the diaries of John Macdonell, Archibald N. McLeod, Hugh Faries, and Thomas Connor.

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