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Traditional Land Use Setting Report for the Suncor Voyageur Project

Title	Traditional Land Use Setting Report for the Suncor Voyageur Project
Publication Type	Report
Year of Publication	2005
Corporate Authors	Golder Associates Ltd.
Place Published	Calgary: Golder Associates Ltd.
Publication Language	en
Keywords	alder, aquatic resources, balsam fir, beaver, black bear, blueberry, cabins, canvasback, Cecilia Fitzpatrick, Chipewyan First Nation, chokecherry, cranberry, Cree, currant, dogwood, eagle, EIA, environmental impact assessment, fishing, Fort McKay First Nation, fur management, Georginal Flobert, goldeneye, goldeye, goose, gooseberry, grayling, grebe, grizzly bear, grouse, hare, hunting, interviews, juniper, kinnikinnik, lake trout, loon, lynx, mallard, Métis, mink, mint, moose, muskrat, nettles, non-status Indians, northern Pike, oil sands, perch, pickerel, pin cherry, plant harvesting, ptarmigan, puffballs, raspberry, rat root, redhead, Reginal Boucher, Rick Whitten, river otter, rosehip, ruddy duck, saskatoon berry, scaup, seneca root, skunk, spruce, squirrel, strawberry, Suncor, sweatlodge, sweet grass, tamarack, teal, traditional ecological knowledge, traditional land use, traditional lifeways, trails, trapping, Voyageur walleye, weasel, white birch, white-tailed deer, whitefish
URL	ftp://ftp.env.gov.ab.ca/pub/IFN/SEIA%20&%20TLU/EIA%20MINE%20PROJECTS/Suncor%20Voyageur/TLU.pdf
Topics	oil sands, traditional land use, traditional ecological knowledge, First Nations, Aboriginal, historical use, resource use, environmental impact assessment, EIA
Locational Keywords	Poplar Creek, Athabasca River, Ells River, Firebag River, Gardiner Lake, Moose Lake, MacKay River, Mildred Lake, Ruth Lake, Wood Buffalo National Park, Jackpine Creek
Active Link	http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/225872910
Group	CEMA
Citation Key	22297

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