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1891
McConnell, R. G. (1891).  Tar Sands on Athabasca River. Annual Report 5, 144-147.
1890
Ogilvie, W. M. (1890).  Exploratory survey of part of the Lewes, Tat-on-Duc, Porcupine, Bell, Trout, Peel and Mackenzie Rivers.
MacLean, J., & Evans J. (1890).  James Evans: Inventor of the Syllabic System of Cree Language. 1-248.
Faraud, H. (1890).  Journal.
Auld, R. C. (1890).  A means of preserving the purity and establishing a career for the American Bison of the future. 24, 787-796.
Belanger, P. R. A. (1890).  Survey of Trails and Settlements at Lake Ste Anne and Lac La Biche. 23(11), 
1889
Geddes, J. (1889).  Notes for collectors visiting the prairies and Rocky Mountains. 21, 57-58.
1888
Schultz, J. (1888).  Resources of the Great Mackenzie Basin. 1-310.
Thompson, D. (1888).  A brief narrative of the journey of David Thompson in north-western America.
[Anonymous] (1888).  The Great Mackenzie Basin. 12(307), 314-315.
Dwason, G. M. (1888).  Report on an exploration in the Yukon District, Northwest Territories, and adjacent northern portion of British Columbia, Pt., 1882-88.
1887
Tyrrell, J. B. (1887).  Report on a portion of the District of Athabasca : Comprising the country between Peace River and Athabasca River north of Lesser Slave Lake. 1-176.
[Anonymous] (1887).  North West of Canada : a general sketch of the extent, woods and forests, mineral resources and climatology of the four provisional districts of Assiniboia, Saskatchewan, Alberta and Athabasca.
Tyrrell, J. B., & Whiteaves J. F. (1887).  Report on a part of northern Alberta, and portions of adjacent districts of Assiniboia and Saskatchewan. Canada Geological and Natural History Survey Annual Report 1886,
1886
Bompas, C. S. (1886).  Owindia: A true tale of the Mackenzie River Indians, North-West America.. 60 pages .
Dawson, G. (1886).  On the Canadian Rocky Mountains [microform]: with special reference to that part of the range between the forty-ninth parallel and the head-waters of the Red Deer River. In Canadian Record of Science, Canadian Rocky Mountains. 285-300.
Dawson, G. (1886).  Preliminary report on the physical and geological features of that portion of the Rocky Mountains between latitudes 49 degrees and 51 degrees 30 minutes," Annual Report, Vol. 1, 1885. 1(B), 187.
Dwason, G. M. (1886).  Preliminary report on the physical and geological features of that portion of the Rocky Mountains between latitudes 49o and 51o 30'. Annual Report 1885, Pt. B, p.1B-169B,
Seton, E. T. (1886).  The wood buffalo : proceedings of the Canadian Institute. No. 31, 114-117.
1885
Adam, M. G. (1885).  From savagery to civilization. The Canadian north-west: Its history and its troubles, from the early days of the fur-trade to the era of the railway and the settler; with incidents of travel in the region, and the narrative of three insurrections.. 1-390.
Daunt, A. (1885).  In the land of the moose, the bear, and the beaver : adventures in the forests of the Athabasca.
Morgan, J. H. (1885).  Annual report of the Department of the Interior for 1884.
Petitot, E. (1885).  On the Athabasca district of the Canadian North-West Territory. 1, 27-52.
Ogilvie, W. M. (1885).  Report to the Minister of the Interior, Sessional Papers No. 13.
Geddes, J. (1885).  Rocky Mountain butterflies. 17, 120.

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