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1899
[Anonymous] (1899).  Metis boys running a race at Lesser Slave Lake, Alberta.
[Anonymous] (1899).  Metis family, Fort Chipewyan, Alberta.
[Anonymous] (1899).  Western Canada: Manitoba, Assiniboia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and northern Ontario: How to get there, how to select lands, how to make a home.
Sifton, C. (1899).  Report of commissioners for Treaty No. 8.
1898
Tyrrell, J. W. (1898).  Across the sub-Arctics of Canada : A journey of 3,200 miles by canoe and snowshoe through the barren lands .... 1-280. Abstract
Price, J. M. (1898).  From Euston to Klondike : The narrative of a journey through British Columbia and the North-West Territory in the summer of 1898. 1-301.
Bradley, G. B. (1898).  The Klondike-Peace gold fields. 16 pages . Abstract
Snyder, A. E. (1898).  Patrol report: Inspector A.E. Snyder, Edmonton to Jasper House, Athabasca District, 1897. North West Mounted Police, Edmonton, 28 October, 1897. (Police à cheval du Nord-Ouest (Canada), Ed.).
McConnell, R. G., & Dawson G. M. (1898).  Report on an exploration in the Yukon and Mackenzie Basins, 1887-1888.
Blackwood, W. (1898).  Romance of the fur trade: the companies. Blackwood's Edinburgh magazine, Oct. 1898.. 495-508.
[Anonymous] (1898).  Dominion Lands Survey. 66-68.
Russell, F. (1898).  Explorations in the far north. 290.
Prince, E. E. (1898).  The vanished buffalo. 12(4), 73-80.
1897
[Anonymous] (1897).  New Light on the Early History of the Greater Northwest: The Manuscript Journals of Alexander Henry and David Thompson 1799-1814.
Jarvis, A. M. (1897).  North-West Mounted Police patrol, Athabaska district, winter 1896-97.
Coues, E.(ed.) (1897).  New light on the early history of the Greater Northwest : the manuscript journals of Alexander Henry and David Thompson. 3 Vols.,
Rhoads, S. N. (1897).  Notes on living and extinct species of North America bovidae. No. 49, 483-502.
1896
[Anonymous] (1896).  Geological Survey of Canada: Report on Progress, 1895.
Whitney, C. (1896).  On snow-shoes to the barren grounds.
Tyrrell, J. B. (1896).  Report on the country between Athabasca Lake and Churchill River: With notes on two routes travelled between the Churchill and Saskatchewan rivers.
Tyrrell, J. B., & Dowling D. B. (1896).  Report on the country between Athabaska lake and Churchill River : with notes on two routes travelled between the Churchill and Saskatchewan rivers. New Series, Vol. VIII, Part D, 1895, p. 54,
1895
Petitot, E. F. S. J. (1895).  Descente de la rivière Athabasca en canot d'écorce, en 1876. 192-203.
Remington, F. (1895).  Metis New Year's Day celebration at Lac La Biche, Alberta.
[Anonymous] (1895).  Geological Survey of Canada: Report on Progress, 1894.
Taylor, G. W. (1895).  Land and fresh water shells of Alberta. 9, 173-178.

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