Western Canada
Finite Element Modeling of Fluid Flow in Peace River Arch of Western Canada Sedimentary Basin:Implications for Hydrothermal Dolomitization
... Niu, Yuxia, "Finite Element Modeling of Fluid Flow in Peace River Arch of Western Canada Sedimentary Basin:Implications for Hydrothermal Dolomitization" (2009).. Electronic Thes[r] ...
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Statistical Modeling and Characterization of Induced Seismicity within the Western Canada Sedimentary Basin
... The alarming rise in spatiotemporally clustered seismicity caused by anthropogenic, energy- related activities within the Western Canada Sedimentary Basin (WCSB) and elsewhere around the world has prompted ...
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Natural resources, state formation and the institutions of settler capitalism: the case of Western Canada, 1850 1914
... “Western Canada”. In different studies, Western Canada includes the Province of British ...first Western development to form its own provincial political institutions and its main town ...
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Regional geoelectrical complexity of the Western Canada Basin from magnetotelluric tensor invariants
... Magnetotelluric data from 323 sites in the Western Canada Basin have provided impedance tensors from which invariants based on Mohr circle analysis are calculated. From thresholds determined from an initial ...
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Tribute to George F. Ledingham (1911–2006), a Conservation Leader for Western Canada
... readers will be forgiven if they think this is a new challenge to Canadians from an expert body that be - lieves the present federal government is on a path of unconscionable suppression of nationally important ...
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Summary and synthesis of Changing Cold Regions Network (CCRN) research in the interior of western Canada – Part 1: Projected climate and meteorology
... of western Canada, up to and in- cluding the Arctic, has experienced rapid change in its cli- mate, hydrology, cryosphere, and ecosystems, and this is expected to ...
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The Experience of GP Surgeons in Western Canada: The Influence of Interprofessional Relationships in Training and Practice
... This qualitative study relied on semi-structured interviews with participants in BC and Alberta. Participant inclusion criteria included active practice as a GPS in BC or Alberta. Participants were recruited via ...
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Characterizing the nature and variability of avalanche hazard in western Canada
... Western Canada is particularly suited for studying snow and avalanche climates as the three main mountain ranges ex- hibit a wide range of snow climate and related avalanche hazard characteristics ...
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Allostratigraphy, Paleogeographic Evolution and Accommodation Controls of the Lower Colorado Allogroup in West-Central Alberta, Canada (Western Canada Foreland Basin)
... Sequences spanning 10–100 million years can be traced and correlated among several of the Earth’s major continental interiors, including the interior of the United States, Canada, Russia, and Brazil (Miall, 2010). ...
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Rotational Grazing Studies in Western Canada.
... While both the continuously and rota- tionally grazed fields suffered to some extent from heavy use, the detrimental effects were more pronounced in the continuou[r] ...
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Longitudinal assessment of PCBs and chlorinated pesticides in pregnant women from Western Canada
... 138, 153, 187, 183, 156, 180, 170. These differences may reflect a greater exposure in New Bedford than in southern Alberta. The differences in cord concentrations from other reports of higher levels may be a reflection ...
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A History of the Rangelands of Western Canada.
... The Matador Land and Cattle Company should be mentioned al- though they didn’t acquire their range on the South Saskatchewan River until around the turn of the [r] ...
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User charges for Municipal Infrastructure in Western Canada
... in Canada make their use to fund capital projects for things like public transit, recreation facilities, water and sewage, and refuse collection potentially problematic, but such fees are ideal to support the ...
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Our Hands at Work: Indigenous Food Sovereignty in Western Canada
... in Canada, has recently emerged in the literature as a means to understand and docu- ment the connections between Indigenous peoples and their food systems (Morrison, ...In Canada, much of what has been ...
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Potential for game ranching in boreal aspen forests of western Canada.
... Apparently, bison do not compete with moose or elk because high populations of bison have existed with those species at Elk Island in the past.. Snowshoe hares [r] ...
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First Nations Pedagogical Policy and Practice in Western Canada: A Case Study
... Naturally the process requires being in tune with all dimensions of nature including the spiritual domain. In Siksika metaphysics, the universe is perceived as having “sacre[r] ...
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MYIASIS DERMATOSA IN INFANCY
... C UTANEOUS myiasis or invasion of human skin by the larvae of Wohlfahrtia vigil.. ( Walker) has been reported several times from western Canada and the north-.[r] ...
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Barley diseases: Don't depend on a Single Strategy from the Disease Management Toolbox
... in western Canada the most widely recognized type of regular culturing is the utilization of a substantial obligation cultivator (etch furrow), while furrowing is less common 32 ...In western ...
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1.5 4G2 Multiple Choice = 60 marks
... 4. In the Canadian Junior Hockey League, 60% of the players are from Eastern Canada and 40% are from Western Canada. From this league, 18% of the Eastern players and 12% of the Western players ...
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Black, White, and Red All Over: A Thematic Analysis of Selected Canadian and American Newspapers Coverage of the 1968 Mexico City Massacre
... This silence was unsurprising given the 10 October Globe story highlighting the growing ties between the two countries. Titled “MPs’ free trip to Games in Mexico cancelled,” the article detailed that five members of ...
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