01653cam  2200289za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470200018000880400017001060430012001230860023001352450102001582600059002603000010003195000088003295000017004175000051004345200539004856920035010246920030010596920017010897100082011067750072011888560103012609.856071CaOODSP20221107155444cr |||||||||||180502s2018    onc     o    f000 0 eng d  a9780660264585  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn---1 aA29-1/16-2018E-PDF00aAudit of AgriRisk Initiatives Program h[electronic resource] / cOffice of Audit and Evaluation.  a[Ottawa] : bAgriculture and Agri-Food Canada, c2018.  a12 p.  aIssued also in French under title: Audit du programme des initiatives Agri-risques.  aCover title.  a"Departmental Audit Committee, March 2, 2018."  a"AgriRisk is a five-year program within the suite of Business Risk Management (BRM) programs, designed to facilitate the development and adoption of new private sector or producer-funded agricultural risk management tools. The Audit of AgriRisk Initiatives Program was approved as part of the 2017-21 Integrated Audit and Evaluation Plan for fiscal year 2017-18. 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[1].072gccstaWomen072gccstaHousing072gccstaUrban planning2 aCanada Mortgage and Housing Corporation.bInternational Relations Division.2 aCanada Mortgage and Housing Corporation.08tLes femmes dans le villes Canadiennes w(CaOODSP)9.85697640qPDFs503 KBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/schl-cmhc/nh15/NH15-746-1994-eng.pdf01844cam  2200325za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860023001172450225001402460060003652600066004253000012004915000171005035000017006745000022006915000088007135040039008015200276008406920019011166920029011356920035011647100080011997100045012797750084013248560110014089.847117CaOODSP20221107153351cr |||||||||||180525s1995    xxc    |o    f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn---1 aNH15-747/1995E-PDF00aTowards establishing Canadian objectives for Habitat II h[electronic resource] : breport on Canadian Stakeholder Meeting January 26, 1995 / cproduced by Focus Consulting for the International Relations Division, CMHC.30aReport on Canadian Stakeholder Meeting January 26, 1995  a[Ottawa] : bCanada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, c1995.  a[26] p.  aIssued also in French under title: Vers l'établissement d'objectifs canadiens pour Habitat II : rapport sur la reunion des intervenants canadiens le 26 janvier 1995.  aCover title.  a"February, 1995."  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation].  aIncludes bibliographic references.  a"The purpose of this paper is to report on a meeting and consultation of Canadian stakeholders and partners interested in Canada’s position at the forthcoming United Nations Conference on Human Settlements (Habitat II) to be held in Turkey, June 1996"--Introd., p. [1].072gccstaHousing072gccstaUrban development072gccstaSustainable development2 aCanada Mortgage and Housing Corporation.bInternational Relations Division.2 aCanada Mortgage and Housing Corporation.08tVers l'établissement d'objectifs canadiens pour Habitat II w(CaOODSP)9.85698640qPDFs1001 KBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/schl-cmhc/nh15/NH15-747-1995-eng.pdf01454cam  2200289za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430010001050860023001152450122001382600031002603000030002915000089003215000032004105000022004425000067004645040041005315200364005725460036009366920018009726920019009907100045010098560110010549.856869CaOODSP20221107155632cr |||||||||||180523s1993    onca|||#ob   f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn-1 aNH15-822/1993E-PDF00a"Off-reserve native housing" h[electronic resource] : ba discussion paper / cprepared for Métis National Council.  a[Ottawa] : bCMHC, c1993.  axvi, [11], 83 p. : bill.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation].   aIncludes summary in French.  a"April 7, 1993."   a"By the Métis National Council for discussion purposes only".  aIncludes bibliographical references.  a"This paper is prepared for the use of the Métis National Council and its affiliates in its consultations with stakeholders in Native Urban and Rural Housing. The paper was prepared in reaction to the elimination of incremented funding for housing needs of off-reserve Aboriginal people as initiated by the previous government in its 1993 Budget" -- Purpose.  aAbstract in English and French.072gccstaMétis072gccstaHousing2 aCanada Mortgage and Housing Corporation.40qPDFs4.23 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/schl-cmhc/nh15/NH15-822-1993-eng.pdf01575cam  2200265za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430010001050860023001152450145001382600031002833000010003145000089003245000022004135200598004355460035010336920028010686920033010967100026011297100045011558560109012009.856890CaOODSP20221107155635cr |||||||||||180523s1994    onc||||#o    f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn-1 aNH15-823/1994E-PDF04aThe Residential Construction Waste Management Challenge h[electronic resource] : bfollow-up survey and report / cby Kalin Associates Inc.  a[Ottawa] : bCMHC, c1994.  a24 p.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation].   a"February 1994."   a"The purpose of this survey was to conduct a mid term follow up on the impact of a series of workshops, offered by CMHC, entitled the Residential Construction Waste Management Challenge. 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(in various pagings).  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation].   a"January 1994."   aIncludes bibliographical references.  a"CMHC is in the process of developing policy options with respect to residential environmental hazards and, as part of this process, the ARA Consulting Group Inc. was contracted to evaluate the residential environmental hazard policy options developed in a variety of jurisdictions external to Canada, and to assess their applicability to CMHC." -- Executive summary, p. i.  aSummary in English and French.072gccstaHazardous materials072gccstaPolicy development072gccstaHousing2 aARA Consulting Group.2 aCanada Mortgage and Housing Corporation.40qPDFs4.20 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/schl-cmhc/nh15/NH15-824-1994-eng.pdf01506cam  2200301za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430010001050860023001151000018001382450158001562600031003143000010003455000089003555000025004445000057004695040041005265200364005675460035009316920031009666920019009977100034010167100045010508560109010959.856910CaOODSP20221107155638cr |||||||||||180524s1994    onc|||||ob   f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn-1 aNH15-825/1994E-PDF1 aFigley, D. 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Bouchard, Gilles Roy et Danielle Dunn.  aMontréal : bÉcole des Hautes Études Commerciales ; a[Ottawa] : bSociété canadienne d'hypothèques et de logement, c1995.  aiii, 131 p. 0 aCahier de recherche ; vno. 95-14  a«Décembre 1995».  a«Ce projet a été réalisé grâce à une contribution financière de la Société canadienne d'hypothèques et de logement, dans le cadre du Programme de subventions de recherche (Dossier n° 6585-B090-1 de la SCHL).»  aÉdition numérisée de l’imprimé [par Société canadienne d'hypothèques et de logement],  aComprend des réf. bibliogr.: p. 71-75.0 a «Cette recherche explore des pistes qui permettraient de consolider les acquis des coopératives d’habitation locative québécoises de même qu’en soutenir la croissance future.»--Résumé du cahier.  aComprend un résumé en anglais.072gccstaCoopérative072gccstaLogement1 aDunn, Danielle.1 aRoy, Gilles, d1958-2 aÉcole des hautes études commerciales (Montréal, Québec). bCentre de gestion des coopératives.2 aSociété canadienne d'hypothèques et de logement.40qPDFs3.24 Mouhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/schl-cmhc/nh15/NH15-826-1995-fra.pdf01947cam  2200325za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860023001172450176001402460106003162600077004223000013004995000161005125000022006735000025006955000099007205040059008195200365008786920017012436920020012606920021012807100106013017100056014077750049014638560109015129.856976CaOODSP20221107155647cr |||||||||||180525s1994    xxc    |o    f000 0 fre d  aCaOODSPbfre  an-cn---1 aNH15-746/1994F-PDF04aLes femmes dans le villes Canadiennes h[ressource électronique] : blogement et services urbains : énoncé de position du Canada sur un projet de conférence de l'OCDE.30aLogement et services urbains :bénoncé de position du Canada sur un projet de conférence de l'OCDE  a[Ottawa] : bSociété canadienne d'hypothèques et de logement, c1994.  a13, 9 p.  aPubl. aussi en anglais sous le titre : Women in Canada's cities : housing and urban services : position paper of Canada on OECD's proposal for a conference.  aTitre de la couv.  a« 16 août 1994 ».  aÉdition numérisée de l’imprimé [par Société canadienne d'hypothèques et de logement].  aComprend des références bibliographiques (p. 11-13).  a« Le présent document constitue un énoncé de la position du Canada au sujet de la proposition du Sécretariat du Groupe des affaires urbaines de l'Organisation de coopération et de développement économiques (OCDE) de tenir une conférence à I'automne 1994 ayant pour thème «Les femmes et la ville - logement et services urbains» »--Introd., p. [1].072gccstaFemme072gccstaLogement072gccstaUrbanisme1 aCanada.bSociété canadienne d'hypothèques et de logement.bDivision des relations internationales.2 aSociété canadienne d'hypothèques et de logement.08tWomen in Canada's cities w(CaOODSP)9.84711640qPDFs666 Kouhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/schl-cmhc/nh15/NH15-746-1994-fra.pdf01942cam  2200325za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860023001172450166001402460073003062600077003793000037004565000158004935000022006515000025006735000099006985040048007975200333008456920020011786920033011986920034012317100106012657100056013717750080014278560109015079.856986CaOODSP20221107155648cr |||||||||||180525s1995    xxc    |o    f|00 0 fre d  aCaOODSPbfre  an-cn---1 aNH15-747/1995F-PDF00aVers l'établissement d'objectifs canadiens pour Habitat II h[ressource électronique] : brapport sur la reunion des intervenants canadiens le 26 janvier 1995.30aRapport sur la reunion des intervenants canadiens le 26 janvier 1995  a[Ottawa] : bSociété canadienne d'hypothèques et de logement, c1995.  a[19] p. 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Toutefois, le présent cahier d’exercices présente une approche plus holistique de l’éthique.Il vise plutôt à sensibiliser le lecteur aux questions éthiques qui peuvent survenir tout au long du cycle des connaissances scientifiques, de leur création à leur application. Ce document a été conçu principalement à l’intention d’un public universitaire des cycles supérieurs, qui pourrait comprendre les membres de différentes professions (p. ex. médecins, infirmières) ou des scientifiques à diverses étapes de leur carrière (p. ex. cliniciens-chercheurs, étudiants diplômés, boursiers de recherche, boursiers en clinique). Bien que rédigé à l’intention de ces publics, le document pourrait intéresser d’autres personnes, notamment les administrateurs de CER et leur personnel, les employés du gouvernement et des universités, ainsi que les étudiants dans des disciplines liées à la santé et au droit » -- Présentation, p. 4.  aÉgalement publ. en version imprimée.072gccstaBioéthique072gccstaRecherche médicale072gccstaManuel2 aInstituts de recherche en santé du Canada.08tEthics in research w(CaOODSP)9.8528840#tÉthique en recherché : w(CaOODSP)9.85289540qPDFs1.67 Mouhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/irsc-cihr/MR4-66-2018-fra.pdf4 qHTMLsS.O.uhttps://cihr-irsc.gc.ca/f/48635.html02518cam  2200361za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470200018000880400017001060430030001230860024001532450201001772460059003782500017004372600059004543000053005135000267005665000017008335000022008505000038008725040052009105200665009626930018016276930034016456930027016796930018017066930039017247100040017637750247018038560106020509.850283CaOODSP20221107154125cr |||||||||||180118s2018    oncabd  ob   f000 0 eng d  a9780660245843  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn---an-us---anl-----1 aCC172-187/2018E-PDF00aAssessment of the relevance of the inclusion of radionuclides as a chemical of mutual concern under Annex 3 of the Canada-United States Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement h[electronic resource].17aRadionuclides as potential chemicals of mutual concern  aVersion 1.0.  aOttawa : bCanadian Nuclear Safety Commission, c2018.  aiii, 75 p. : bcol. charts, col. ill., col. maps  aIssued also in French under title: Évaluation de la pertinence d'ajouter les radionucléides comme produits chimiques sources de préoccupations mutuelles à l'annexe 3 de l’Accord Canada – États-Unis relatif à la qualité de l’eau dans les Grands Lacs.  aCover title.  a"September 2017."  a"Publishing history: March 2018."  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 59-63).  a"The Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement (GLWQA) is an agreement between Canada and the United States of America (U.S.), first signed in 1972. 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L’annexe 3 engage les parties à dresser, de façon continue, la liste des produits chimiques sources de préoccupations mutuelles (PCSPM) présents dans les Grands Lacs, qui proviennent de sources anthropiques et que les deux pays reconnaissent comme étant potentiellement nocifs pour l’environnement ou la santé humaine. En vertu de cette annexe, il incombe aux parties de désigner des substances devant faire l’objet d’un examen aux fins d’une potentielle désignation en tant que PCSPM. Ce rapport évalue la demande de désignation des radionucléides en tant que PCSPM d’intérêt en vertu de l’annexe 3 » -- Résumé, p. i. 4aIsotopes radioactifs 4aEnvironnement--Évaluation du risque 4aRisques pour la santé--Évaluation 4aEau--Qualité 4aGrands Lacs, Région des (Amérique du Nord)2 aCommission canadienne de sûreté nucléaire.08tAssessment of the relevance of the inclusion of radionuclides as a chemical of mutual concern under Annex 3 of the Canada-United States Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement w(CaOODSP)9.85028340qPDFs3.50 Mouhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/ccsn-cnsc/CC172-187-2018-fra.pdf01343cam  2200277za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470200018000880400017001060430012001230860024001352450072001592600061002313000020002925000093003125000019004055000018004245200319004426930015007617100040007767750077008167950067008938560105009609.855172CaOODSP20221107155233cr |||||||||||180413s2018    onca    o    f000 0 eng d  a9780660262437  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn---1 aCC172-129/2018E-PDF00aProper care and use of personal dosimeters h[electronic resource].  a[Ottawa] : bCanadian Nuclear Safety Commission, c2018.  a[1] p. : bill.  aIssued also in French under title: Utilisation et entretien des dosimètres individuels.  aCaption title.  a"April 2018."  a"This poster gives useful tips for the proper handling, wearing and storage of whole-body and extremity dosimeters. These are commonly referred to as thermoluminescent dosimeters (TLDs) or optically stimulated luminescent (OSL) dosimeters. 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Ces dosimètres sont plus couramment appelés « dosimètres thermoluminescents » (DTL) ou « dosimètres à luminescence stimulée optiquement » (DLSO). 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[i].072gccstaResidential schools072gccstaTeachers072gccstaHandbooks1 aCanada. bCitizenship and Immigration Canada.1 aCanada. bIndian Affairs Branch.40qPDFs15.72 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/aanc-inac/R44-78-1964-eng.pdf01769cam  2200301za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860021001171000025001382450149001632460056003122600089003683000010004575000019004675000022004865000087005085200598005956920019011936920032012126920033012447100050012777100037013278560103013649.839232CaOODSP20221107151548cr |||||||||||170705s1964    onc    #o    f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn---1 aR44-67/1964E-PDF1 aO’Neill, Florence.10aBasic education for social transition h[electronic resource] : ba programme of adult education for Indian communities / cFlorence M. O'Neill.10aProgramme of adult education for Indian communities  aOttawa : bDepartment of Citizenship and Immigration, Indian Affairs Branch, c1964.  a10 p.  a"August 1964."  aTitle from cover.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada].  a"It is universally acknowledged that functional literacy is a prerequisite to the success of any programme of social and economic development - a first and indispensable step in the development of the individual and his community. This basic premise is very often taken for granted in the effort to attain more obviously desirable goals. There are those who claim that even basic literacy is peripheral to economic development. Obviously such thinking stems from lack of understanding of the true meaning and purpose of literacy in the context of a developing community"--Introduction, p. [1].072gccstaIndians072gccstaContinuing education072gccstaCommunity development1 aCanada. bCitizenship and Immigration Canada.1 aCanada. bIndian Affairs Branch.40qPDFs1.46 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/aanc-inac/R44-67-1964-eng.pdf01343cam  2200241za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860021001172450129001382600086002673000011003535000135003645200297004996920043007966920030008397100070008697750059009398560103009989.856859CaOODSP20221107155630cr |||||||||||180523s2018    quc|||||o    f000 | eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn---1 aR5-715/2018E-PDF02aA focus on Indigenous peoples h[electronic resource] : bproposed federal impact assessent system / cGovernment of Canada.  a[Gatineau, QC : bCrown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada, c2018]  a[1] p.  aIssued also in French under title: Focus sur les peuples autochtones : nouveau système fédéral d'évaluation d'impact proposé.  a"The Government of Canada has put forward new legislation proposing better rules for a federal impact assessment system that: advances reconciliation; respects the rights and culture of Indigenous peoples; and protects and ensures mandatory consideration of Indigenous traditional knowledge."072gccstaEnvironmental impact assessment072gccstaAboriginal peoples1 aCanada. bCrown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada.08tFocus sur les  peuples autochtones w(CaOODSP)9.85686240qPDFs2.37 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/aanc-inac/R5-715-2018-eng.pdf01415cam  22002418a 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860021001172450158001382600093002963000011003895000124004005200356005246920023008806920040009037100073009437750054010168560103010709.856862CaOODSP20221107155631cr |||||||||||180523s2018    onc|||||o    f000 0 fre d  aCaOODSPbfre  an-cn---1 aR5-715/2018F-PDF00aFocus sur les  peuples autochtones h[ressource électronique] : bnouveau système fédéral d'évaluation d'impact proposé / cGouvernement du Canada.  a[Gatineau, QC : bRelations Couronne-Autochtones et des Affaires du Nord Canada, c2018]  a[1] p.  aPublié aussi en anglais sous le titre : A focus on Indigenous peoples : proposed new federal impact assessment system.  a«Le gouvernement du Canada a présenté un nouveau projet de loi qui propose de meilleures règles pour un système fédéral d'évaluation d’impact qui : favorise la réconciliation, le respect des droits et de la culture des peuples autochtones, protège et garantit la prise en compte obligatoire des connaissances traditionnelles autochtones.»072gccstaAutochtones072gccstaÉvaluation environnementale1 aCanada. bRelations Couronne-Autochtones et affaires du Nord Canada.08tA focus on Indigenous peoples w(CaOODSP)9.85685940qPDFs2.38 Mouhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/aanc-inac/R5-715-2018-fra.pdf01643cam  2200325za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860024001171000044001412450152001852460114003372600052004513000024005034900063005275000022005905000073006125200175006856920023008606920024008837000017009077100035009247100033009598300080009928560123010728560122011959.856860CaOODSP20221107155631cr |||||||||||180523s1936    onc ||||o    f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn-sn1 aM183-3/16-1936E-PDF1 aMacKay, B. 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MacKay and H. N. Hainstock.34aPreliminary report : bground water resources of the rural municipality of Creek no. 33 Saskatchewan  aOttawa : bGeological Survey of Canada, c1936.  a31, 13 p. + e1 map.1 aWater supply paper (Geological Survey of Canada) ;vno. 20  aAccompanying map.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Natural Resources Canada].  a"The reports have been prepared principally for farm residents, municipal bodies, and well drillers who are either contemplating sinking a well for the first time or considering deepening their well to a lower horizon in order to obtain a more abundant supply of water"--p. 3.072gccstaGroundwater072gccstaWater supply1 aHainstock, H. 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R. q(Bertram Reid), d1885-10aGround water resources of the rural municipality of Lone Tree no. 18 Saskatchewan h[electronic resource] / cby B. R. MacKay, H. H. Beach and D. P. Goodall.34aPreliminary report : bground water resources of the rural municipality of Lone Tree no. 18 Saskatchewan  aOttawa : bGeological Survey of Canada, c1936.  a29, 8 p. + e1 map.1 aWater supply paper (Geological Survey of Canada) ;vno. 25  aAccompanying map.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Natural Resources Canada].  a"The reports are written principally for farm residents, municipal bodies, and well drillers who are either planning to sink new wells or to deepen existing wells"--p. 2.072gccstaGroundwater072gccstaWater supply1 aBeach, H. H.1 aGoodall, D. 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MacKay and H. H. Beach.34aPreliminary report : bground water resources of the rural municipality of Poplar Valley no. 12 Saskatchewan  aOttawa : bGeological Survey of Canada, c1936.  a37, 7 p. + e1 map.1 aWater supply paper (Geological Survey of Canada) ;vno. 27  aAccompanying map.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Natural Resources Canada].  a"The reports are written principally for farm residents, municipal bodies, and well drillers who are either planning to sink new wells or to deepen existing wells"--p. 2.072gccstaGroundwater072gccstaWater supply1 aBeach, H. H.1 aCanada. bDepartment of Mines.2 aGeological Survey of Canada.#0aWater supply paper (Geological Survey of Canada)vno. 27w(CaOODSP)9.84199140qPDFs8.75 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/rncan-nrcan/m183-3/M183-3-27-1936-eng.pdfzReport40qPDFs4.46 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/rncan-nrcan/m183-3/M183-3-27-1936-1-eng.pdfzMap01674cam  2200337za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860024001171000044001412450159001852460105003442600052004493000024005014900063005255000022005885000073006105200175006836920023008586920024008817000021009057000016009267100035009427100033009778300080010108560124010908560122012149.856884CaOODSP20221107155634cr |||||||||||180523s1936    onc ||||o    f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn-sn1 aM183-3/30-1936E-PDF1 aMacKay, B. R. q(Bertram Reid), d1885-10aGround water resources of the rural municipality of Brock no. 64 Saskatchewan h[electronic resource] / cby B. R. MacKay, H. N. Hainstock and P. D. Bugg.34aPreliminary report : bground water resources of the rural municipality of Brock no. 64 Saskatchewan  aOttawa : bGeological Survey of Canada, c1936.  a32, 9 p. + e1 map.1 aWater supply paper (Geological Survey of Canada) ;vno. 30  aAccompanying map.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Natural Resources Canada].  a"The reports are written principally for farm residents, municipal bodies, and well drillers who are either planning to sink new wells or to deepen existing wells"--p. 2.072gccstaGroundwater072gccstaWater supply1 aHainstock, H. N.1 aBugg, P. D.1 aCanada. bDepartment of Mines.2 aGeological Survey of Canada.#0aWater supply paper (Geological Survey of Canada)vno. 30w(CaOODSP)9.84199140qPDFs11.04 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/rncan-nrcan/m183-3/M183-3-30-1936-eng.pdfzReport40qPDFs8.29 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/rncan-nrcan/m183-3/M183-3-30-1936-1-eng.pdfzMap01681cam  2200337za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860024001171000044001412450162001852460109003472600052004563000025005084900063005335000022005965000073006185200175006916920023008666920024008897000021009137000015009347100035009497100033009848300080010178560124010978560122012219.856893CaOODSP20221107155636cr |||||||||||180523s1936    onc ||||o    f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn-sn1 aM183-3/31-1936E-PDF1 aMacKay, B. R. q(Bertram Reid), d1885-10aGround water resources of the rural municipality of McCraney no. 282 Saskatchewan h[electronic resource] / cby B. R. MacKay, H. N. Hainstock and G. Graham.34aPreliminary report : bground water resources of the rural municipality of McCraney no. 282 Saskatchewan  aOttawa : bGeological Survey of Canada, c1936.  a29, 11 p. + e1 map.1 aWater supply paper (Geological Survey of Canada) ;vno. 31  aAccompanying map.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Natural Resources Canada].  a"The reports are written principally for farm residents, municipal bodies, and well drillers who are either planning to sink new wells or to deepen existing wells"--p. 2.072gccstaGroundwater072gccstaWater supply1 aHainstock, H. 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R. q(Bertram Reid), d1885-10aGround water resources of the rural municipality of no. 20 Saskatchewan h[electronic resource] / cby B. R. MacKay, H. H. Beach and D. P. Goodall.34aPreliminary report : bground water resources of the rural municipality of no. 20 Saskatchewan  aOttawa : bGeological Survey of Canada, c1936.  a45, 4 p. + e1 map.1 aWater supply paper (Geological Survey of Canada) ;vno. 32  aAccompanying map.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Natural Resources Canada].  a"The reports are written principally for farm residents, municipal bodies, and well drillers who are either planning to sink new wells or to deepen existing wells"--p. 2.072gccstaGroundwater072gccstaWater supply1 aBeach, H. H.1 aGoodall, D. P.1 aCanada. bDepartment of Mines.2 aGeological Survey of Canada.#0aWater supply paper (Geological Survey of Canada)vno. 32w(CaOODSP)9.84199140qPDFs8.67 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/rncan-nrcan/m183-3/M183-3-32-1936-eng.pdfzReport40qPDFs3.37 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/rncan-nrcan/m183-3/M183-3-32-1936-1-eng.pdfzMap01699cam  2200337za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860024001171000044001412450172001852460119003572600052004763000024005284900063005525000022006155000073006375200175007106920023008856920024009087000021009327000015009537100035009687100033010038300080010368560123011168560122012399.856899CaOODSP20221107155637cr |||||||||||180523s1936    onc ||||o    f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn-sn1 aM183-3/35-1936E-PDF1 aMacKay, B. R. q(Bertram Reid), d1885-10aGround water resources of part of the rural municipality of Lost River no. 313 Saskatchewan h[electronic resource] / cby B. R. MacKay, H. N. Hainstock and G. Graham.34aPreliminary report : bground water resources of part of the rural municipality of Lost River no. 313 Saskatchewan  aOttawa : bGeological Survey of Canada, c1936.  a24, 5 p. + e1 map.1 aWater supply paper (Geological Survey of Canada) ;vno. 35  aAccompanying map.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Natural Resources Canada].  a"The reports are written principally for farm residents, municipal bodies, and well drillers who are either planning to sink new wells or to deepen existing wells"--p. 2.072gccstaGroundwater072gccstaWater supply1 aHainstock, H. 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R. q(Bertram Reid), d1885-10aGround water resources of the rural municipality of Key West no. 70 Saskatchewan h[electronic resource] / cby B. R. MacKay, H. H. Beach and E. L. Ruggles.34aPreliminary report : bground water resources of the rural municipality of Key West no. 70 Saskatchewan  aOttawa : bGeological Survey of Canada, c1936.  a31, 15 p. + e1 map.1 aWater supply paper (Geological Survey of Canada) ;vno. 37  aAccompanying map.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Natural Resources Canada].  a"The reports have been prepared principally for farm residents, municipal bodies, and well drillers who are either contemplating sinking a well for the first time or considering deepening their well to a lower horizon in order to obtain a more abundant supply of water"--p. 3.072gccstaGroundwater072gccstaWater supply1 aBeach, H. H.1 aRuggles, E. L.1 aCanada. bDepartment of Mines.2 aGeological Survey of Canada.#0aWater supply paper (Geological Survey of Canada)vno. 37w(CaOODSP)9.84199140qPDFs11.27 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/rncan-nrcan/m183-3/M183-3-37-1936-eng.pdfzReport40qPDFs4.46 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/rncan-nrcan/m183-3/M183-3-37-1936-1-eng.pdfzMap01676cam  2200337za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860024001171000044001412450161001852460107003462600052004533000024005054900063005295000022005925000073006145200175006876920023008626920024008857000021009097000015009307100035009457100033009808300080010138560123010938560122012169.856921CaOODSP20221107155640cr |||||||||||180524s1936    onc ||||o    f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn-sn1 aM183-3/42-1936E-PDF1 aMacKay, B. R. q(Bertram Reid), d1885-10aGround water resources of the rural municipality of Morris no. 312 Saskatchewan h[electronic resource] / cby B. R. MacKay, H. N. Hainstock, and G. Graham.34aPreliminary report : bground water resources of the rural municipality of Morris no. 312 Saskatchewan  aOttawa : bGeological Survey of Canada, c1936.  a28, 8 p. + e1 map.1 aWater supply paper (Geological Survey of Canada) ;vno. 42  aAccompanying map.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Natural Resources Canada].  a"The reports are written principally for farm residents, municipal bodies, and well drillers who are either planning to sink new wells or to deepen existing wells"--p. 2.072gccstaGroundwater072gccstaWater supply1 aHainstock, H. N.1 aGraham, G.1 aCanada. bDepartment of Mines.2 aGeological Survey of Canada.#0aWater supply paper (Geological Survey of Canada)vno. 42w(CaOODSP)9.84199140qPDFs7.76 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/rncan-nrcan/m183-3/M183-3-42-1936-eng.pdfzReport40qPDFs3.67 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/rncan-nrcan/m183-3/M183-3-42-1936-1-eng.pdfzMap01742cam  2200325za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860024001171000044001412450148001852460106003332600052004393000025004914900063005165000022005795000073006015200281006746920023009556920024009787000021010027100035010237100033010588300080010918560123011718560122012949.856929CaOODSP20221107155641cr |||||||||||180524s1936    onc ||||o    f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn-sn1 aM183-3/44-1936E-PDF1 aMacKay, B. R. q(Bertram Reid), d1885-10aGround water resources of the rural municipality of Benson no. 35 Saskatchewan h[electronic resource] / cby B. R. MacKay and H. N. Hainstock.34aPreliminary report : bground water resources of the rural municipality of Benson no. 35 Saskatchewan  aOttawa : bGeological Survey of Canada, c1936.  a32, 11 p. + e1 map.1 aWater supply paper (Geological Survey of Canada) ;vno. 44  aAccompanying map.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Natural Resources Canada].  a"The reports have been prepared principally for farm residents, municipal bodies, and well drillers who are either contemplating sinking a well for the first time or considering deepening their well to a lower horizon in order to obtain a more abundant supply of water"--p. 3.072gccstaGroundwater072gccstaWater supply1 aHainstock, H. 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R. MacKay, H. H. Beach, and R. Johnson.34aPreliminary report : bground water resources of the rural municipality of Arlington no. 79 Saskatchewan  aOttawa : bGeological Survey of Canada, c1936.  a35, 11 p. + e1 map.1 aWater supply paper (Geological Survey of Canada) ;vno. 45  aAccompanying map.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Natural Resources Canada].  a"The reports are written principally for farm residents, municipal bodies, and well drillers who are either planning to sink new wells or to deepen existing wells"--p. 3.072gccstaGroundwater072gccstaWater supply1 aBeach, H. H.1 aJohnson, R.1 aCanada. bDepartment of Mines.2 aGeological Survey of Canada.#0aWater supply paper (Geological Survey of Canada)vno. 45w(CaOODSP)9.84199140qPDFs10.01 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/rncan-nrcan/m183-3/M183-3-45-1936-eng.pdfzReport40qPDFs4.06 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/rncan-nrcan/m183-3/M183-3-45-1936-1-eng.pdfzMap01678cam  2200337za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860024001171000044001412450163001852460109003482600052004573000021005094900063005305000022005935000073006155200175006886920023008636920024008867000021009107000016009317100035009477100033009828300080010158560123010958560122012189.856934CaOODSP20221107155641cr |||||||||||180524s1936    onc ||||o    f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn-sn1 aM183-3/46-1936E-PDF1 aMacKay, B. R. q(Bertram Reid), d1885-10aGround water resources of the rural municipality of Hazelwood no. 94 Saskatchewan h[electronic resource] / cby B. R. MacKay, H. N. Hainstock and P. D. Bugg.34aPreliminary report : bground water resources of the rural municipality of Hazelwood no. 94 Saskatchewan  aOttawa : bGeological Survey of Canada, c1936.  a28 p. + e1 map.1 aWater supply paper (Geological Survey of Canada) ;vno. 46  aAccompanying map.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Natural Resources Canada].  a"The reports are written principally for farm residents, municipal bodies, and well drillers who are either planning to sink new wells or to deepen existing wells"--p. 2.072gccstaGroundwater072gccstaWater supply1 aHainstock, H. N.1 aBugg, P. D.1 aCanada. bDepartment of Mines.2 aGeological Survey of Canada.#0aWater supply paper (Geological Survey of Canada)vno. 46w(CaOODSP)9.84199140qPDFs4.47 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/rncan-nrcan/m183-3/M183-3-46-1936-eng.pdfzReport40qPDFs3.16 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/rncan-nrcan/m183-3/M183-3-46-1936-1-eng.pdfzMap01652cam  2200325za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860024001171000044001412450157001852460118003422600052004603000024005124900063005365000022005995000073006215200175006946920023008696920024008927000017009167100035009337100033009688300080010018560123010818560122012049.856938CaOODSP20221107155642cr |||||||||||180524s1936    onc ||||o    f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn-sn1 aM183-3/52-1936E-PDF1 aMacKay, B. R. q(Bertram Reid), d1885-10aGround water resources of the rural municipality of Lake of the Rivers no. 72 Saskatchewan h[electronic resource] / cby B. R. MacKay, and H. H. Beach.34aPreliminary report : bground water resources of the rural municipality of Lake of the Rivers no. 72 Saskatchewan  aOttawa : bGeological Survey of Canada, c1936.  a40, 8 p. + e1 map.1 aWater supply paper (Geological Survey of Canada) ;vno. 52  aAccompanying map.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Natural Resources Canada].  a"The reports are written principally for farm residents, municipal bodies, and well drillers who are either planning to sink new wells or to deepen existing wells"--p. 2.072gccstaGroundwater072gccstaWater supply1 aBeach, H. H.1 aCanada. bDepartment of Mines.2 aGeological Survey of Canada.#0aWater supply paper (Geological Survey of Canada)vno. 52w(CaOODSP)9.84199140qPDFs9.53 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/rncan-nrcan/m183-3/M183-3-52-1936-eng.pdfzReport40qPDFs2.86 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/rncan-nrcan/m183-3/M183-3-52-1936-1-eng.pdfzMap01679cam  2200337za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860024001171000044001412450160001852460111003452600052004563000024005084900063005325000022005955000073006175200175006906920023008656920024008887000017009127000019009297100035009487100033009838300080010168560123010968560122012199.856941CaOODSP20221107155643cr |||||||||||180524s1936    onc ||||o    f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn-sn1 aM183-3/53-1936E-PDF1 aMacKay, B. R. q(Bertram Reid), d1885-10aGround water resources of the rural municipality of Brokenshell no. 68 Saskatchewan h[electronic resource] / cB. R. MacKay, H. H. Beach & J . M. Cameron.34aPreliminary report : bground water resources of the rural municipality of Brokenshell no. 68 Saskatchewan  aOttawa : bGeological Survey of Canada, c1936.  a43, 7 p. + e1 map.1 aWater supply paper (Geological Survey of Canada) ;vno. 53  aAccompanying map.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Natural Resources Canada].  a"The reports are written principally for farm residents, municipal bodies, and well drillers who are either planning to sink new wells or to deepen existing wells"--p. 2.072gccstaGroundwater072gccstaWater supply1 aBeach, H. H.1 aCameron, J. M.1 aCanada. bDepartment of Mines.2 aGeological Survey of Canada.#0aWater supply paper (Geological Survey of Canada)vno. 53w(CaOODSP)9.84199140qPDFs9.59 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/rncan-nrcan/m183-3/M183-3-53-1936-eng.pdfzReport40qPDFs4.67 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/rncan-nrcan/m183-3/M183-3-53-1936-1-eng.pdfzMap01683cam  2200337za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860024001171000044001412450162001852460112003472600052004593000024005114900063005355000022005985000073006205200175006936920023008686920024008917000017009157000019009327100035009517100033009868300080010198560124010998560122012239.856944CaOODSP20221107155643cr |||||||||||180524s1936    onc ||||o    f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn-sn1 aM183-3/54-1936E-PDF1 aMacKay, B. R. q(Bertram Reid), d1885-10aGround water resources of the rural municipality of White Valley no. 49 Saskatchewan h[electronic resource] / cB. R. MacKay, H. H. Beach and D. P. Goodall.34aPreliminary report : bground water resources of the rural municipality of White Valley no. 49 Saskatchewan  aOttawa : bGeological Survey of Canada, c1936.  a44, 9 p. + e1 map.1 aWater supply paper (Geological Survey of Canada) ;vno. 54  aAccompanying map.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Natural Resources Canada].  a"The reports are written principally for farm residents, municipal bodies, and well drillers who are either planning to sink new wells or to deepen existing wells"--p. 2.072gccstaGroundwater072gccstaWater supply1 aBeach, H. H.1 aGoodall, D. P.1 aCanada. bDepartment of Mines.2 aGeological Survey of Canada.#0aWater supply paper (Geological Survey of Canada)vno. 54w(CaOODSP)9.84199140qPDFs11.48 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/rncan-nrcan/m183-3/M183-3-54-1936-eng.pdfzReport40qPDFs3.50 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/rncan-nrcan/m183-3/M183-3-54-1936-1-eng.pdfzMap01632cam  2200325za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860024001171000044001412450144001852460108003292600052004373000025004894900063005145000022005775000073005995200175006726920023008476920024008707000018008947100035009127100033009478300080009808560124010608560122011849.856946CaOODSP20221107155643cr |||||||||||180524s1936    onc ||||o    f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn-sn1 aM183-3/57-1936E-PDF1 aMacKay, B. R. q(Bertram Reid), d1885-10aGround water resources of the rural municipality of Enfield no. 194 Saskatchewan h[electronic resource] / cB. R. MacKay and D. C. Maddox.34aPreliminary report : bground water resources of the rural municipality of Enfield no. 194 Saskatchewan  aOttawa : bGeological Survey of Canada, c1936.  a33, 12 p. + e1 map.1 aWater supply paper (Geological Survey of Canada) ;vno. 57  aAccompanying map.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Natural Resources Canada].  a"The reports are written principally for farm residents, municipal bodies, and well drillers who are either planning to sink new wells or to deepen existing wells"--p. 2.072gccstaGroundwater072gccstaWater supply1 aMaddox, D. C.1 aCanada. bDepartment of Mines.2 aGeological Survey of Canada.#0aWater supply paper (Geological Survey of Canada)vno. 57w(CaOODSP)9.84199140qPDFs11.19 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/rncan-nrcan/m183-3/M183-3-57-1936-eng.pdfzReport40qPDFs3.71 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/rncan-nrcan/m183-3/M183-3-57-1936-1-eng.pdfzMap01677cam  2200337za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860024001171000044001412450160001852460107003452600052004523000025005044900063005295000022005925000073006145200175006876920023008626920024008857000017009097000019009267100035009457100033009808300080010138560124010938560122012179.856947CaOODSP20221107155643cr |||||||||||180524s1936    onc ||||o    f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn-sn1 aM183-3/60-1936E-PDF1 aMacKay, B. R. q(Bertram Reid), d1885-10aGround water resources of the rural municipality of The Gap no. 39 Saskatchewan h[electronic resource] / cby B. R. MacKay, H. H. Beach and E. L. Ruggles.34aPreliminary report : bground water resources of the rural municipality of The Gap no. 39 Saskatchewan  aOttawa : bGeological Survey of Canada, c1936.  a38, 10 p. + e1 map.1 aWater supply paper (Geological Survey of Canada) ;vno. 60  aAccompanying map.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Natural Resources Canada].  a"The reports are written principally for farm residents, municipal bodies, and well drillers who are either planning to sink new wells or to deepen existing wells"--p. 2.072gccstaGroundwater072gccstaWater supply1 aBeach, H. H.1 aRuggles, E. L.1 aCanada. bDepartment of Mines.2 aGeological Survey of Canada.#0aWater supply paper (Geological Survey of Canada)vno. 60w(CaOODSP)9.84199140qPDFs18.77 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/rncan-nrcan/m183-3/M183-3-60-1936-eng.pdfzReport40qPDFs2.61 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/rncan-nrcan/m183-3/M183-3-60-1936-1-eng.pdfzMap01680cam  2200337za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860024001171000044001412450161001852460111003462600052004573000026005094900063005355000022005985000073006205200175006936920023008686920024008917000017009157000016009327100035009487100033009838300080010168560124010968560122012209.856957CaOODSP20221107155644cr |||||||||||180525s1936    onc ||||o    f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn-sn1 aM183-3/63-1936E-PDF1 aMacKay, B. R. q(Bertram Reid), d1885-10aGround water resources of the rural municipality of Carmichael no. 109 Saskatchewan h[electronic resource] / cby B. R. MacKay, H. H. Beach and R. Johnson.34aPreliminary report : bground water resources of the rural municipality of Carmichael no. 109 Saskatchewan  aOttawa : bGeological Survey of Canada, c1936.  a41,  10 p. + e1 map.1 aWater supply paper (Geological Survey of Canada) ;vno. 63  aAccompanying map.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Natural Resources Canada].  a"The reports are written principally for farm residents, municipal bodies, and well drillers who are either planning to sink new wells or to deepen existing wells"--P. 2.072gccstaGroundwater072gccstaWater supply1 aBeach, H. H.1 aJohnson, R.1 aCanada. bDepartment of Mines.2 aGeological Survey of Canada.#0aWater supply paper (Geological Survey of Canada)vno. 63w(CaOODSP)9.84199140qPDFs10.71 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/rncan-nrcan/m183-3/M183-3-63-1936-eng.pdfzReport40qPDFs4.03 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/rncan-nrcan/m183-3/M183-3-63-1936-1-eng.pdfzMap01675cam  2200337za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860024001171000044001412450159001852460106003442600052004503000025005024900063005275000022005905000073006125200175006856920023008606920024008837000017009077000019009247100035009437100033009788300080010118560124010918560122012159.856966CaOODSP20221107155645cr |||||||||||180525s1936    onc ||||o    f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn-sn1 aM183-3/65-1936E-PDF1 aMacKay, B. R. q(Bertram Reid), d1885-10aGround water resources of the rural municipality of Norton no. 69 Saskatchewan h[electronic resource] / cby B. R. MacKay, H. H. Beach and E. L. Ruggles.34aPreliminary report : bground water resources of the rural municipality of Norton no. 69 Saskatchewan  aOttawa : bGeological Survey of Canada, c1936.  a42, 12 p. + e1 map.1 aWater supply paper (Geological Survey of Canada) ;vno. 65  aAccompanying map.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Natural Resources Canada].  a"The reports are written principally for farm residents, municipal bodies, and well drillers who are either planning to sink new wells or to deepen existing wells"--P. 2.072gccstaGroundwater072gccstaWater supply1 aBeach, H. H.1 aRuggles, E. L.1 aCanada. bDepartment of Mines.2 aGeological Survey of Canada.#0aWater supply paper (Geological Survey of Canada)vno. 65w(CaOODSP)9.84199140qPDFs12.58 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/rncan-nrcan/m183-3/M183-3-65-1936-eng.pdfzReport40qPDFs3.24 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/rncan-nrcan/m183-3/M183-3-65-1936-1-eng.pdfzMap01688cam  2200337za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860024001171000044001412450166001852460111003512600052004623000025005144900063005395000022006025000073006245200175006976920023008726920024008957000021009197000016009407100035009567100033009918300080010248560124011048560122012289.856970CaOODSP20221107155646cr |||||||||||180525s1936    onc ||||o    f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn-sn1 aM183-3/66-1936E-PDF1 aMacKay, B. R. q(Bertram Reid), d1885-10aGround water resources of the rural municipality of Silverwood no. 123 Saskatchewan h[electronic resource] / cby B. R. MacKay, H. N. Hainstock, and P. D. Bugg.34aPreliminary report : bground water resources of the rural municipality of Silverwood no. 123 Saskatchewan  aOttawa : bGeological Survey of Canada, c1936.  a31, 14 p. + e1 map.1 aWater supply paper (Geological Survey of Canada) ;vno. 66  aAccompanying map.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Natural Resources Canada].  a"The reports are written principally for farm residents, municipal bodies, and well drillers who are either planning to sink new wells or to deepen existing wells"--P. 2.072gccstaGroundwater072gccstaWater supply1 aHainstock, H. N.1 aBugg, P. D.1 aCanada. bDepartment of Mines.2 aGeological Survey of Canada.#0aWater supply paper (Geological Survey of Canada)vno. 66w(CaOODSP)9.84199140qPDFs15.05 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/rncan-nrcan/m183-3/M183-3-66-1936-eng.pdfzReport40qPDFs3.08 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/rncan-nrcan/m183-3/M183-3-66-1936-1-eng.pdfzMap01688cam  2200337za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860024001171000044001412450167001852460113003522600052004653000024005174900063005415000022006045000073006265200175006996920023008746920024008977000021009217000015009427100035009577100033009928300080010258560123011058560122012289.856971CaOODSP20221107155646cr |||||||||||180525s1936    onc ||||o    f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn-sn1 aM183-3/67-1936E-PDF1 aMacKay, B. R. q(Bertram Reid), d1885-10aGround water resources of the rural municipality of Prairie Rose no. 309 Saskatchewan h[electronic resource] / cby B. R. MacKay, H. N. Hainstock, and G. Graham.34aPreliminary report : bground water resources of the rural municipality of Prairie Rose no. 309 Saskatchewan  aOttawa : bGeological Survey of Canada, c1936.  a27, 7 p. + e1 map.1 aWater supply paper (Geological Survey of Canada) ;vno. 67  aAccompanying map.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Natural Resources Canada].  a"The reports are written principally for farm residents, municipal bodies, and well drillers who are either planning to sink new wells or to deepen existing wells"--P. 2.072gccstaGroundwater072gccstaWater supply1 aHainstock, H. N.1 aGraham, G.1 aCanada. bDepartment of Mines.2 aGeological Survey of Canada.#0aWater supply paper (Geological Survey of Canada)vno. 67w(CaOODSP)9.84199140qPDFs6.66 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/rncan-nrcan/m183-3/M183-3-67-1936-eng.pdfzReport40qPDFs6.49 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/rncan-nrcan/m183-3/M183-3-67-1936-1-eng.pdfzMap01786cam  2200337za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860024001171000044001412450161001852460108003462600052004543000025005064900063005315000022005945000073006165200281006896920023009706920024009937000021010177000017010387100035010557100033010908300080011238560123012038560122013269.856818CaOODSP20221107155624cr |||||||||||180522s1936    onc ||||o    f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn-sn1 aM183-3/14-1936E-PDF1 aMacKay, B. R. q(Bertram Reid), d1885-10aGround water resources of the rural municipality of Tecumseh no. 65 Saskatchewan h[electronic resource] / cby B. R. MacKay, H. N. Hainstock & G. L. Scott.34aPreliminary report : bground water resources of the rural municipality of Tecumseh no. 65 Saskatchewan  aOttawa : bGeological Survey of Canada, c1936.  a32,  6 p. + e1 map.1 aWater supply paper (Geological Survey of Canada) ;vno. 14  aAccompanying map.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Natural Resources Canada].  a"The reports have been prepared principally for farm residents, municipal bodies, and well drillers who are either contemplating sinking a well for the first time or considering deepening their well to a lower horizon in order to obtain a more abundant supply of water"--p. 3.072gccstaGroundwater072gccstaWater supply1 aHainstock, H. N.1 aScott, G. L.1 aCanada. bDepartment of Mines.2 aGeological Survey of Canada.#0aWater supply paper (Geological Survey of Canada)vno. 14w(CaOODSP)9.84199140qPDFs8.46 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/rncan-nrcan/m183-3/M183-3-14-1936-eng.pdfzReport40qPDFs3.21 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/rncan-nrcan/m183-3/M183-3-14-1936-1-eng.pdfzMap01691cam  2200337za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860024001171000044001412450166001852460114003512600052004653000025005174900063005425000022006055000073006275200175007006920023008756920024008987000021009227000016009437100035009597100033009948300080010278560124011078560122012319.856820CaOODSP20221107155625cr |||||||||||180522s1936    onc ||||o    f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn-sn1 aM183-3/15-1936E-PDF1 aMacKay, B. R. q(Bertram Reid), d1885-10aGround water resources of the rural municipality of Moose Mountain no. 63 Saskatchewan h[electronic resource] / cby B. R. MacKay, H. N. Hainstock & P. D. Bugg.34aPreliminary report : bground water resources of the rural municipality of Moose Mountain no. 63 Saskatchewan  aOttawa : bGeological Survey of Canada, c1936.  a29, 12 p. + e1 map.1 aWater supply paper (Geological Survey of Canada) ;vno. 15  aAccompanying map.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Natural Resources Canada].  a"The reports are written principally for farm residents, municipal bodies, and well drillers who are either planning to sink new wells or to deepen existing wells"--p. 2.072gccstaGroundwater072gccstaWater supply1 aHainstock, H. N.1 aBugg, P. D.1 aCanada. bDepartment of Mines.2 aGeological Survey of Canada.#0aWater supply paper (Geological Survey of Canada)vno. 15w(CaOODSP)9.84199140qPDFs10.93 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/rncan-nrcan/m183-3/M183-3-15-1936-eng.pdfzReport40qPDFs3.42 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/rncan-nrcan/m183-3/M183-3-15-1936-1-eng.pdfzMap01246cas  2200301za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470220014000880400017001020410013001190430012001320860019001442450087001632460033002502600197002833100011004803620010004914900115005015000066006165000037006825460032007196920028007516920022007797100094008017920049008959.851718CaOODSP20221107154430cr |||||||||||180213d19681968oncar p oss  f0###a0eng|d  y0829-884X  aCaOODSPbeng  aengafre  an-cn---  aCS34-202-P-PDF00aCanvas products industry h[electronic resource] = bIndustrie de la grosse toile.11aIndustrie de la grosse toile  a[Ottawa] : bDominion Bureau of Statistics, Manufacturing and Primary Industries Division = Bureau fédéral de la statistique, Division des industries manufacturières et primaires, c[1970].  aAnnual0 a1968.0 aAnnual census of manufactures. Preliminary bulletin = Recensement annuel des manufactures. Bulletin provisoire  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Statistics Canada].  aDescription based on: July 1970.  aText in English and French.072gccstaTextile industry072gccstaStatistics1 aCanada. bDominion Bureau of Statistics. bManufacturing and Primary Industries Division.  tCanvas products industry w(CaOODSP)9.85193201272cas  2200301za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470220014000880400017001020410013001190430012001320860019001442450091001632460033002542600197002873100011004843620010004954900115005055000067006205000037006875460038007246920029007626920023007917100107008147910049009219.851932CaOODSP20221107154453cr |||||||||||180216d19681968oncar p oss  f0###b0fre|d  y0829-884X  aCaOODSPbfre  aengafre  an-cn---  aCS34-202-P-PDF00aCanvas products industry h[ressource électronique] = bIndustrie de la grosse toile.11aIndustrie de la grosse toile  a[Ottawa] : bDominion Bureau of Statistics, Manufacturing and Primary Industries Division = Bureau fédéral de la statistique, Division des industries manufacturières et primaires, c[1970].  aAnnuel0 a1968.0 aAnnual census of manufactures. Preliminary bulletin = Recensement annuel des manufactures. Bulletin provisoire  aÉdition numérisée de l’imprimé [par Statistique Canada].  aDescription d'après: July 1970.  aTexte en anglais et en français.072gccstaIndustrie textile072gccstaStatistique1 aCanada. bBureau fédéral de la statistique. bDivision des industries manufacturières et primaires.  tCanvas products industry w(CaOODSP)9.85171800672cas  2200217za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860018001172450067001352600061002023100011002633620033002745000019003075000066003266920017003927100045004099.856861CaOODSP20221107155631cr |||||||||||180523d19371941oncwr p oss  f0###a0eng|d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn---1 aCS22-D-02-PDF00aWeekly summary of the wheat situation h[electronic resource].  a[Ottawa : bDominion Bureau of Statistics], c1937-1941.  aWeekly0 aOct. 7, 1937-Sept. 17, 1941.  aCaption title.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Statistics Canada].072gccstaWheat1 aCanada. bDominion Bureau of Statistics.02525cas  2200421za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470220014000880400017001020410013001190430012001320860017001442450099001612460039002602600185002993100011004843620015004954900072005105000066005825000413006485000064010615000057011255000041011825460032012235500063012555800243013186920034015617100066015957100067016617100074017287800058018027800063018607800073019237800052019967920055020489.856756CaOODSP20221107155614cr |||||||||||180518d19851994oncar p oss  f0###a0eng|d  y0835-0191  aCaOODSPbeng  aengafre  an-cn---1 aCS47-250-PDF00aOther manufacturing industries h[electronic resource] = bAutres industries manufacturières.11aAutres industries manufacturières  aOttawa : bStatistics Canada, Industry Division, Census of Manufactures Section = Statistique Canada, Division de l'industrie, Section du recensement des manufactures, c1988-1995.  aAnnual0 a1985-1994.0 aAnnual census of manufactures = Recensement annuel des manufactures  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Statistics Canada].  aThe two-page bulletins (47-250B) are the same in content and format as Tables 1, 2 and 3 of the discontinued publications. The information content of Tables 4 and 5 of the old publications has been preserved and enhanced in Tables 2 to 5 of 47-250 which contain both industry and commodity data. The bulletins have been discontinued (1985-1986). The data are now available in the annual publication (47-250).  aThe bulletins issued in the series: Census of manufactures.  aThe bulletins issued 1985-1986 by Industry Division.  aIssues for 1987, 1991 not published.  aText in English and French.  aIssued 1988-1994 by Annual Survey of Manufactures Section.  aMerger of: Sporting goods and toy industries; Miscellaneous manufacturing industries (Statistics Canada); Scientific and professional equipment industries; Signs and displays industry (Final); and, Jewellery and precious metal industries.072gccstaManufacturing industry1 aCanada. bDominion Bureau of Statistics. bIndustry Division.1 aCanada. bStatistics Canada. bCensus of Manufactures Section.1 aCanada. bStatistics Canada. bAnnual Survey of Manufactures Section.00tSporting goods and toy industries w(CaOODSP)9.85562300tMiscellaneous manufacturing industries w(CaOODSP)9.85574700tScientific and professional equipment industries w(CaOODSP)9.85587500tSigns and displays industry w(CaOODSP)9.856468  tOther manufacturing industries w(CaOODSP)9.85676002700cas  2200421za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470220014000880400017001020410013001190430012001320860017001442450061001612460052002222460043002742600098003173100011004153620015004264900072004415000067005135460088005805500464006685800061011325800234011936920025014276920039014527100092014917100077015837100107016607100113017677100123018807100077020037100091020807850055021717910052022269.856493CaOODSP20221107155537cr |||||||||||180511d19601984oncar p oss  f0###b0fre|d  y0527-6187  aCaOODSPbfre  aengafre  an-cn---1 aCS47-209-PDF00aSigns and displays industry h[ressource électronique].13aIndustrie des enseignes et étalagesf1967-196913aFabrication d'enseignes et d'étalages  a[Ottawa] : bDominion Bureau of Statistics, Industry and Merchandising Division, c1962-1986.  aAnnuel0 a1960-1984.0 aAnnual census of manufactures = Recensement annuel des manufactures  aÉdition numérisée de l’imprimé [par Statistique Canada].  aTexte en anglais seulement, 1960-1966; texte en anglais et en français, 1967-1984.  aPubl. 1961-1964 par la Division de l'industrie; 1965-1969 par la Division des industries manufacturières et primaires; 1970-1978 par Statistique Canada, Division des industries manufacturières et primaires; 1979-1981 par la Section des aliments, des boissons, des textiles et des industries diverses; 1982 par la Section des aliments, des textiles, des produits chimiques et des industries diverses; 1983-1984 par la Section du recensement des manufactures.  aFait suite après scission à: Miscellaneous industries.  aFusionné avec: Sporting goods and toy industries; Miscellaneous manufacturing industries; Scientific and professional equipment industries; et, Jewellery and precious metal industries, et devient: Other manufacturing industries.072gccstaSignalisation072gccstaIndustrie de la fabrication1 aCanada. bBureau fédéral de la statistique. bDivision de l'industrie et du commerce.1 aCanada. bBureau fédéral de la statistique. bDivision de l'industrie.1 aCanada. bBureau fédéral de la statistique. bDivision des industries manufacturières et primaires.2 aCanada. bStatistique Canada. bSection des aliments, des boissons, des textiles et des industries diverses.1 aCanada. bStatistique Canada. bSection des aliments, des textiles, des produits chimiques et des industries diverses.1 aCanada. bStatistique Canada. bSection du recensement des manufactures.1 aCanada. bStatistique Canada. bDivision des industries manufacturières et primaires.00tOther manufacturing industries w(CaOODSP)9.856760  tSigns and displays industry w(CaOODSP)9.85646801642cas  2200337za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470220014000880400017001020410013001190430012001320860017001442450058001612460051002192600098002703100011003683620015003794900034003945000067004285460076004955500103005715800064006745800235007386920034009737100084010077100066010917100094011577920053012519.856499CaOODSP20221107155538cr |||||||||||180511d19601969oncar p oss  f0###a0eng|d  y0527-642X  aCaOODSPbeng  aengafre  an-cn---1 aCS47-210-PDF00aVenetian blind manufacturers h[electronic resource].13aManufacturiers de stores vénitiensf1967-1969  a[Ottawa] : bDominion Bureau of Statistics, Industry and Merchandising Division, c1962-1971.  aAnnual0 a1960-1969.0 aAnnual census of manufactures  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Statistics Canada].   aText in English only, 1960-1966; 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McKelvey, K.R. Summers.  aDelta, B.C. : bCanadian Wildlife Service, Pacific and Yukon Region, c1990.  avi, 73 p. : bcharts.1 aTechnical report series ; vno. 109  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Environment and Climate Change Canada].  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 23).3 a"The results of 16 aerial surveys over the estuary of the Fraser River between mid October 1989 and mid January 1990 are presented. The numbers seen were compared to those summarized for 1966-74, 1982-83 and 1983-84 by McKelvey et al (1985)"--Abstract.  aIncludes abstract in French.072gccstaMigratory birds072gccstaPopulation072gccstaEstuaries1 aSummers, Ken R.1 aCanada. bEnvironment Canada.2 aCanadian Wildlife Service. bPacific and Yukon Region.#0aTechnical report series (Canadian Wildlife Service)vno. 109.w(CaOODSP)9.50443840qPDFs2.67 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/eccc/cw69-5/CW69-5-109-eng.pdf02276cam  2200409za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470200015000880220014001030400017001170410013001340430012001470860033001591000021001922450170002132600081003833000031004644900040004955000018005355000086005535040052006395200692006915300033013835460033014166930016014496930021014656930017014866930032015037000023015357000023015587100034015817100062016158300085016778560104017629.856922CaOODSP20221107155640cr |||||||||||180524s1992    abcbd   ob   f000 0 eng d  z0662194055  z0831-6481  aCaOODSPbeng  aengbfre  an-cn-nt1 aCW69-5/147E-PDFzCW69-5/147E1 aCornish, Beth J.10aBird surveys at McKinley Bay and Hutchison Bay, Northwest Territories, in 1991 h[electronic resource] / cby Beth J. Cornish, D. Lynne Dickson and H. Loney Dickson.  aEdmonton : bCanadian Wildlife Service, Western and Northern Region, c1992.  avi, 53 p. : bchart, maps.1 aTechnical report series ; vno. 147  a"March 1992."  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Environment and Climate Change Canada].  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 31-32).3 a"Aerial surveys for bird abundance and distribution were conducted in August 1991 at McKinley Bay, NWT. This bay is the site of a winter harbour for drillships and proposed location for a major year-round· support base for oil and gas exploration in the Beaufort Sea. The 1991 surveys represented the continuation of a long-term monitoring study of birds in McKinley Bay and Hutchison Bay, a nearby area used as a control. The primary objectives of the 1991 surveys were to expand the set of baseline data on natural annual fluctuations in diving duck numbers, and to determine if numbers of diving ducks had changed since the initial set of surveys, from 1981 to 1985"--Abstract, p. i.  aIssued also in print format.  aIncludes abstract in French. 4aWater birds 4aBird populations 4aBird surveys 4aBeaufort Sea Coast (N.W.T.)1 aDickson, D. Lynne.1 aDickson, H. Loney.1 aCanada. bEnvironment Canada.1 aCanadian Wildlife Service. bWestern and Northern Region.#0aTechnical report series (Canadian Wildlife Service)vno. 147.w(CaOODSP)9.50443840qPDFs3.58 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/eccc/cw69-5/CW69-5-147-eng.pdf02218cam  2200373za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470200015000880220014001030400017001170410013001340430012001470860033001591000026001922450181002182600084003993000014004834900046004975000094005435040048006375200650006855300043013355460037013786930067014156930031014826930015015137000026015287100036015547100056015908300094016468560104017409.856924CaOODSP20221107155640cr |||||||||||180524s1992    quc     ob   f000 0 fre d  z0662959019  z0831-6481  aCaOODSPbfre  afrebeng  an-cn---1 aCW69-5/148F-PDFzCW69-5/148S1 aRondeau, Guy, d1960-10aEffets des perturbations naturelles et sylvicoles sur l'avifaune forestière h[ressource électronique] : bune synthèse bibliographique / cGuy Rondeau, Jean-Luc DesGranges.  aSainte-Foy, Qué. : bService canadien de la faune, Région du Québec, c1992.  aiv, 30 p.1 aSérie de rapports techniques ; vnº 148  aÉdition numérisée de l’imprimé [par Environnement et Changement climatique Canada].  aComprend des références bibliographiques.3 a« Nous examinons l'abondante littérature traitant des oiseaux forestiers pour évaluer les conséquences écologiques des différents types de perturbations forestières et les comparer entre elles. Nous avons ainsi considéré les changements survenus à la végétation (structure et composition, hétérogénéité, etc.) et aux autres facteurs qui en découlent (nourriture, prédation, compétition, comportement, etc.), à la suite de l'action des agents perturbateurs dans les deux principaux biomes forestiers de l'Amérique du Nord: les forêts conifériennes septentrionales et les forêts feuillues et mixtes » -- Résumé, p. iii.  aÉgalement publ. en version imprimée.  aComprend un résumé en anglais. 4aOiseaux des forêts--Effets des modifications de l'habitat sur 4aPerturbations écologiques 4aForesterie1 aDesGranges, Jean-Luc.1 aCanada. bEnvironnement Canada.2 aService canadien de la faune. bRégion du Québec.#0aSérie de rapports techniques (Service canadien de la faune)vnº 148.w(CaOODSP)9.50091540qPDFs1.96 Mouhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/eccc/cw69-5/CW69-5-148-fra.pdf02102cam  2200373za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470200015000880220014001030400017001170410013001340430012001470860033001591000028001922450185002202600081004053000023004864900040005095000086005495040052006355200604006875300033012915460033013246930023013576930021013807000021014017000024014227100034014467100059014808300085015398560104016249.856927CaOODSP20221107155640cr |||||||||||180524s1991    bccb    ob   f000 0 eng d  z066219506X  z0831-6481  aCaOODSPbeng  aengbfre  an-cn-bc1 aCW69-5/149E-PDFzCW69-5/149E1 aMorgan, Kenneth Henley.10aForaging behaviour of forest birds of the dry interior douglas-fir, ponderosa pine forests of British Columbia h[electronic resource] / cK.H. Morgan, J-P.L. Savard, S.P. Wetmore.  aDelta, B.C. : bCanadian Wildlife Service, Pacific and Yukon Region, c1991.  aiv, 40 p. : bmap.1 aTechnical report series ; vno. 149  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Environment and Climate Change Canada].  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 34-38).  a"Few Canadian studies examining the relationships between forest structure and bird population dynamics and/or foraging behaviour have been published. In response to this information shortage, in 1983 the Canadian Wildlife Service, began a study in the dry interior of British Columbia investigating the relationships between forest structure, logging techniques and bird communities. Concurrent with that investigation was a study of the foraging behaviour of the most abundant breeding species. This report summarizes and interprets the results of the behavioural study"--Study objective, p. 4, 5.  aIssued also in print format.  aIncludes abstract in French. 4aForest birds--Food 4aBritish Columbia1 aSavard, J.-P. L.1 aWetmore, Stephen P.1 aCanada. bEnvironment Canada.2 aCanadian Wildlife Service. bPacific and Yukon Region.#0aTechnical report series (Canadian Wildlife Service)vno. 149.w(CaOODSP)9.50443840qPDFs1.87 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/eccc/cw69-5/CW69-5-149-eng.pdf01744cam  2200337za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880410013001050430012001180860020001302450140001502600086002903000024003764900046004005000094004465040059005405200353005995460037009526920018009896920019010076920023010266920038010497000029010877100036011167100056011528300094012088560104013029.856930CaOODSP20221107155641cr |||||||||||180524s1990    quca    o    f000 0 fre d  aCaOODSPbfre  afrebeng  an-cn-qu1 aCW69-5/106F-PDF00aImpacts du dépérissement des érablières sur trois oiseaux insectivores h[ressource électronique] / cMarcel Darveau ... [et al.].  aSainte-Foy, Québec : bService canadien de la faune, Région du Québec, c1990.  avii, 65 p. : bill.1 aSérie de rapports techniques ; vnº 106  aÉdition numérisée de l’imprimé [par Environnement et Changement climatique Canada].  aComprend des références bibliographiques (p. 57-62).3 a« Nous avons étudié les variations de populations et l'utilisation de l'habitat par le Moucherolle tchébec (Empidonax minimus), le Viréo aux yeux rouges (Vireo olivaceus) et la Paruline bleue à gorge noire (Dendroica caerulescens) durant trois années dans des peuplements d'érable à sucre (Acer saccharum) du sud du Québec » -- Résumé.  aComprend un résumé en anglais.072gccstaOiseau072gccstaHabitat072gccstaInsecticide072gccstaImpact sur l'environnement1 aDarveau, Marcel, d1956-1 aCanada. bEnvironnement Canada.2 aService canadien de la faune. bRégion du Québec.#0aSérie de rapports techniques (Service canadien de la faune)vnº 106.w(CaOODSP)9.50091540qPDFs2.20 Mouhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/eccc/cw69-5/CW69-5-106-fra.pdf02354cam  2200373za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470200015000880220014001030400017001170410013001340430012001470860033001591000014001922450159002062600081003653000030004464900040004765000086005165040052006025200894006545300033015485460033015816930014016146930017016286930031016457000022016767100034016987100059017328300085017918560104018769.856932CaOODSP20221107155641cr |||||||||||180524s1991    bccab   ob   f000 0 eng d  z0662195337  z0831-6481  aCaOODSPbeng  aengbfre  an-cn-bc1 aCW69-5/150E-PDFzCW69-5/150E1 aNixon, W.10aBreeding waterfowl surveys in the Liard Plain and Teslin River Basin, northern British Columbia, 1989 h[electronic resource] / cW. Nixon and J. Majiski.  aDelta, B.C. : bCanadian Wildlife Service, Pacific and Yukon Region, c1991.  avi, 32 p. : bill., maps.1 aTechnical report series ; vno. 150  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Environment and Climate Change Canada].  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 20-21).  a"In the spring of 1989, the Canadian Wildlife Service initiated surveys of breeding waterfowl to estimate populations in selected areas of northwest British Columbia. The secondary objective of the study was to determine the species composition of waterfowl breeding in these areas. Two study areas were chosen to represent boreal forest wetlands between 600m and 800m elevation; south of Teslin Lake in the headwaters of the Teslin River (referred to herein as the Teslin River Basin) and southwest of Watson Lake in the Liard Plain. This technical report contains a brief review of survey methodologies, and the results of breeding pair surveys conducted in northwest B.C. Total numbers and mean number of birds per wetland are presented for total birds observed as well as for indicated pairs. Breeding population estimates for the two study areas are also presented"--Background, p. 1.  aIssued also in print format.  aIncludes abstract in French. 4aWaterfowl 4aBird surveys 4aBritish Columbia, Northern1 aMajiski, Joyce J.1 aCanada. bEnvironment Canada.2 aCanadian Wildlife Service. bPacific and Yukon Region.#0aTechnical report series (Canadian Wildlife Service)vno. 150.w(CaOODSP)9.50443840qPDFs1.68 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/eccc/cw69-5/CW69-5-150-eng.pdf01818cam  2200361za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470200015000880220014001030400017001170410013001340430012001470860033001591000030001922450149002222600088003713000023004594900040004825000086005225040052006085200347006605300033010075460033010406930030010736930019011036930049011227100034011717100062012058300085012678560104013529.856935CaOODSP20221107155642cr |||||||||||180524t19921991abcb    ob   f000 0 eng d  z066219554X  z0831-6481  aCaOODSPbeng  aengbfre  an-cn-nu1 aCW69-5/151E-PDFzCW69-5/151E1 aMiller, Frank L., d1930-10aPeary caribou calving and postcalving periods, Bathurst Island complex, Northwest Territories, 1990 h[electronic resource] / cFrank L. Miller.  aEdmonton : bCanadian Wildlife Service, Western and Northern Region, c1992, c1991.  ax, 87 p. : bmaps.1 aTechnical report series ; vno. 151  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Environment and Climate Change Canada].  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 31-34).3 a"Peary caribou (Rangifer tarandus pearyi) were aerially surveyed on south-central Queen Elizabeth Islands, Northwest Territories, Canada, in May, June, and July 1990 to obtain data on relative numbers, sex/age composition, distributions, movements, chronology of calving period, calf production, and early survival of calves"--Abstract, p. i.  aIssued also in print format.  aIncludes abstract in French. 4aPeary caribou populations 4aMammal surveys 4aQueen Elizabeth Islands (Nunavut and N.W.T.)1 aCanada. bEnvironment Canada.1 aCanadian Wildlife Service. bWestern and Northern Region.#0aTechnical report series (Canadian Wildlife Service)vno. 151.w(CaOODSP)9.50443840qPDFs3.46 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/eccc/cw69-5/CW69-5-151-eng.pdf01990cam  2200361za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470200015000880220014001030400017001170410013001340430021001470860033001682450208002012600076004093000052004854900040005375000086005775040041006635200470007045300033011745460033012076930022012406930015012626930039012777000039013167100034013557100049013898300085014388560105015239.856937CaOODSP20221107155642cr |||||||||||180524s1992    oncabd  ob   f000 0 eng d  z0662196228  z0831-6481  aCaOODSPbeng  aengbfre  an-cn-onanl-----1 aCW69-5/152E-PDFzCW69-5/152E03aAn atlas of contaminants in eggs of fish-eating colonial birds of the Great Lakes (1970-1988). nVolume I, pAccounts by location and species h[electronic resource] / cChristine A. Bishop ... [et al.].  aBurlington, Ont. : bCanadian Wildlife Service, Ontario Region, c1992.  a1 v. in various pagings : bcharts, ill., maps.1 aTechnical report series ; vno. 152  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Environment and Climate Change Canada].  aIncludes bibliographical references.  a"This atlas provides a summary of the mean concentrations of thirty-nine contaminants and the percent lipid measured in eggs of seven species of fish-eating colonial birds sampled only by the Canadian Wildlife Service throughout the Great Lakes during 1970-1988. There are 4491 data points presented in the atlas; however, this does not include any contaminant data concerning biota in the Great Lakes collected by other organizations and agencies"--Introd., p. 12.  aIssued also in print format.  aIncludes abstract in French. 4aWater birds--Eggs 4aPollutants 4aGreat Lakes Region (North America)1 aBishop, Christine Annette, d1960-1 aCanada. bEnvironment Canada.2 aCanadian Wildlife Service. bOntario Region.#0aTechnical report series (Canadian Wildlife Service)vno. 152.w(CaOODSP)9.50443840qPDFs10.41 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/eccc/cw69-5/CW69-5-152-eng.pdf02113cam  2200337za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880410013001050430012001180860020001301000032001502450158001822600081003403000033004214900040004545000086004945040052005805200751006325460033013836920017014166920019014336930020014527000021014727100034014937100059015278300085015868560104016719.856961CaOODSP20221107155645cr |||||||||||180525s1991    bccbd   o    f00| 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  aengbfre  an-cn-bc1 aCW69-5/110E-PDF1 aBreault, André M., d1961-10aStatus report on the distribution and ecology of harlequin ducks in British Columbia h[electronic resource] / cAndre M. Breault, Jean-Pierre L. Savard.  aDelta, B.C. : bCanadian Wildlife Service, Pacific and Yukon Region, c1991.  avi, 108 p. : bmaps, charts.1 aTechnical report series ; vno. 110  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Environment and Climate Change Canada].  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 40-57).3 a"Harlequin Ducks (Histrionicus histrionicus) breed discontinuously throughout the holarctic zone. Small populations are found in Greenland, Iceland and eastern North America, while a large population is found in the Pacific. Because of their remote breeding and wintering habitats, the ecology of Harlequin Ducks is poorly understood. No detailed information is available on the status of the species in British Columbia. This report 1) summarizes known information on breeding and wintering ecology of Harlequin Ducks throughout their range, 2) summarizes breeding and non-breeding distribution and abundance in British Columbia and 3) identifies management and research priorities necessary to the protection of the local population"--Abstract.  aIncludes abstract in French.072gccstaBirds072gccstaSurveys 4aHarlequin ducks1 aSavard, J.-P. L.1 aCanada. bEnvironment Canada.2 aCanadian Wildlife Service. bPacific and Yukon Region.#0aTechnical report series (Canadian Wildlife Service)vno. 110.w(CaOODSP)9.50443840qPDFs6.90 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/eccc/cw69-5/CW69-5-110-eng.pdf01610cam  2200313za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880410013001050430012001180860020001301000034001502450141001842600076003253000016004014900040004175000086004575040049005435200356005925460033009486920025009817000017010067100034010237100050010578300085011078560104011929.856963CaOODSP20221107155645cr |||||||||||180525s1990    nkc     o    f00| 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  aengbfre  an-cn-nk1 aCW69-5/128E-PDF1 aMacKinnon, Colin Mark,d1959-13aAn inventory of the aquatic birds of Cape Jourimain National Wildlife Area, 1989 h[electronic resource] / cC.M. MacKinnon, R.J. Hicks.  aSackville, N.B. : bCanadian Wildlife Service, Atlantic Region, c1990.  a12, [24] p.1 aTechnical report series ; vno. 128  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Environment and Climate Change Canada].  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 11).3 a"Should the construction of a "fixed llnk" between New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island become a reality it would result in a major highway passing through the center of the Cape Jourimain National Wildlife Area (CJNWA). The purpose of this document is to record the present avifaunal use of the area for comparison with previous records"--Abstract.  aIncludes abstract in French.072gccstaAquatic birds1 aHicks, R. J.1 aCanada. bEnvironment Canada.2 aCanadian Wildlife Service. bAtlantic Region.#0aTechnical report series (Canadian Wildlife Service)vno. 128.w(CaOODSP)9.50443840qPDFs1.72 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/eccc/cw69-5/CW69-5-128-eng.pdf01660cam  2200337za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880410013001050430012001180860020001301000016001502450141001662600076003073000037003834900040004205000086004605040052005465200320005985460033009186920018009516920026009697000034009957000019010297100034010487100050010828300085011328560105012179.856978CaOODSP20221107155647cr |||||||||||180525s1991    nkcb    o    f00| 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  aengbfre  an-cn-nk1 aCW69-5/129E-PDF1 aHarries, H.14aThe flora of Cape Jourimain National Wildlife Area, New Brunswick h[electronic resource] / cH. Harries, C.M. MacKinnon, C. Ellingwood.  aSackville, N.B. : bCanadian Wildlife Service, Atlantic Region, c1991.  a1 v. (various pagings) : bmaps.1 aTechnical report series ; vno. 129  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Environment and Climate Change Canada].  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 24-25).3 a"The flora of Cape Jourimain National Wildlife Area (CJNWA) has been studied by various individuals, over the past 20 years. In 1988 and 1989, an intensive survey and collecting program was conducted within the CJNWA and adjacent areas. A total of 321 species, varieties, and named hybrids were recorded"--Abstract.  aIncludes abstract in French.072gccstaPlants072gccstaNational parks1 aMacKinnon, Colin Mark,d1959-1 aEllingwood, C.1 aCanada. bEnvironment Canada.2 aCanadian Wildlife Service. bAtlantic Region.#0aTechnical report series (Canadian Wildlife Service)vno. 129.w(CaOODSP)9.50443840qPDFs59.97 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/eccc/cw69-5/CW69-5-129-eng.pdf01607cam  2200337za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880410013001050430012001180860020001301000034001502450143001842600076003273000024004034900040004275000086004675040041005535200271005945460033008656920025008986920019009237000036009427000017009787100034009957100050010298300085010798560105011649.856984CaOODSP20221107155648cr |||||||||||180525s1991    nkcb    o    f00| 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  aengbfre  an-cn-nk1 aCW69-5/130E-PDF1 aMacKinnon, Colin Mark,d1959-10aSeabird and seaduck movement through the Northumberland Strait 1990 h[electronic resource] / cC.M. MacKinnon, R.W. Daury and R.J. Hicks.  aSackville, N.B. : bCanadian Wildlife Service, Atlantic Region, c1991.  axi, 87 p. : bmaps.1 aTechnical report series ; vno. 130  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Environment and Climate Change Canada].  aIncludes bibliographical references.3 a"In 1990, 22 hours of observation, spread equally over 22 days between March 13 to May 15 and September 7 to December 6 recorded 5,214 (237 birds/hour) seaducks and seabirds moving past the headland of Cape Jourimain and through the Northumberland Strait"--Abstract.  aIncludes abstract in French.072gccstaAquatic birds072gccstaBridges1 aDaury, Richard Wilbert, d1966-1 aHicks, R. J.1 aCanada. bEnvironment Canada.2 aCanadian Wildlife Service. bAtlantic Region.#0aTechnical report series (Canadian Wildlife Service)vno. 130.w(CaOODSP)9.50443840qPDFs34.24 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/eccc/cw69-5/CW69-5-130-eng.pdf01752cam  2200325za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880410013001050430012001180860020001301000018001502450172001682600050003403000039003904900040004295000086004695040041005555200465005965460032010616920017010936920022011106930024011327100034011567100047011908300085012378560104013229.856987CaOODSP20221107155648cr |||||||||||180525s1991    oncd    o    f00| 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  aengbfre  an-cn-nu1 aCW69-5/134E-PDF1 aGaston, A. J.10aProject on the population dynamics of the thick-billed murre, Urial lomvia h[electronic resource] : binterim report on studies at Coats Island / cAnthony J. Gaston.  aOttawa : bCanadian Wildlife Service, c1991.  a1 v. (various pagings) : bcharts.1 aTechnical report series ; vno. 134  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Environment and Climate Change Canada].  aIncludes bibliographical references.3 a"The Thick-billed Murre colony at Coats Island has been visited annually since 1984 to band nestling and adult Thick-billed Murres, to make observations on the survival of banded birds, and to record annual variations in certain breeding biology parameters. The project is designed to provide information on the demography of the population, to allow a better assessment of the effects of hunting in Newfoundland. Preliminary findings are described"--Abstract.  aIncludes summary in French.072gccstaBirds072gccstaPopulation 4aThick-billed murres1 aCanada. bEnvironment Canada.1 aCanadian Wildlife Service. bHeadquarters.#0aTechnical report series (Canadian Wildlife Service)vno. 134.w(CaOODSP)9.50443840qPDFs4.08 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/eccc/cw69-5/CW69-5-134-eng.pdf01680cam  2200337za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880410013001050430012001180860020001301000018001502450148001682600092003163000023004084900040004315000086004715040052005575200303006095460033009126920029009456920026009747000021010007000036010217100034010577100062010918300085011538560104012389.856989CaOODSP20221107155648cr |||||||||||180525s1992    ntca    o    f00| 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  aengbfre  an-cn-nt1 aCW69-5/135E-PDF1 aZoltai, S. C.12aA natural resource survey of the Melville Hills region, Northwest Territories h[electronic resource] / cS.C. Zoltai, J. Sirois, G.W. Scotter.  aYellowknife, N.W.T. : bCanadian Wildlife Service, Western and Northern Region, c1992.  ax, 121 p. : bill.1 aTechnical report series ; vno. 135  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Environment and Climate Change Canada].  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 84-93).3 a"The Canadian Parks Service identified the Melville Hills area for consideration as a potential National Park. In July 1990, the Canadian Wildlife Service and Forestry Canada carried out an overview study of the natural resources of the area at the request of the Canadian Parks Service"--Abstract.  aIncludes abstract in French.072gccstaNatural resources072gccstaNational parks1 aSirois, Jacques.1 aScotter, G. W. q(George Wilby)1 aCanada. bEnvironment Canada.1 aCanadian Wildlife Service. bWestern and Northern Region.#0aTechnical report series (Canadian Wildlife Service)vno. 135.w(CaOODSP)9.50443840qPDFs4.08 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/eccc/cw69-5/CW69-5-135-eng.pdf02079cam  2200337za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880410013001050430012001180860020001301000021001502450260001712600086004313000023005174900046005405000094005865040059006805200572007395460037013116920018013486920021013666920038013877000026014257100036014517100056014878300094015438560104016379.856781CaOODSP20221107155618cr |||||||||||180522s1990    quca    o    f000 0 fre d  aCaOODSPbfre  afrebeng  an-cn-qu1 aCW69-5/101F-PDF1 aHardy, Brigitte.10aÉvaluation des effets à moyen terme sur les communautés aviennes de l'entretien des plantations d'épinettes noires (Picea mariana) aux phénoxys (ESTAPROP) et au glyphosate (ROUNDUP) h[ressource électronique] / cBrigitte Hardy, Jean-Luc DesGranges.  aSainte-Foy, Québec : bService canadien de la faune, Région du Québec, c1990.  axi, 39 p. : bill.1 aSérie de rapports techniques ; vnº 101  aÉdition numérisée de l’imprimé [par Environnement et Changement climatique Canada].  aComprend des références bibliographiques (p. 32-33).3 a« L'évaluation des effets à moyen terme (sept à neuf ans) de l'entretien des plantations d'épinettes noires (Picea mariana) aux phénoxys (ESTAPROP) et au glyphosate (ROUNDUP) sur les communautés aviennes a été réalisée en période de reproduction dans les régions du Bas Saint-Laurent et de la Gaspésie au Québec. L'étude a porté sur quatre peuplements végétaux dont la faune avienne en reproduction a été inventoriée au printemps 1988; la caractérisation de la végétation de ces groupements a été complétée à l'été 1988 » -- Résumé.  aComprend un résumé en anglais.072gccstaOiseau072gccstaPesticide072gccstaImpact sur l'environnement1 aDesGranges, Jean-Luc.1 aCanada. bEnvironnement Canada.2 aService canadien de la faune. bRégion du Québec.#0aSérie de rapports techniques (Service canadien de la faune)vnº 101.w(CaOODSP)9.50091540qPDFs1.76 Mouhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/eccc/cw69-5/CW69-5-101-fra.pdf02250cam  2200373za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470200015000880220014001030400017001170410013001340430012001470860033001591000023001922450154002152600088003693000025004574900040004825000086005225040054006085200776006625300033014385460033014716930025015046930017015296930025015467000023015717100034015947100059016288300085016878560104017729.856844CaOODSP20221107155628cr |||||||||||180522t19911990bccb    ob   f000 0 eng d  z0662186583  z0831-6481  aCaOODSPbeng  aengbfre  an-cn-bc1 aCW69-5/121E-PDFzCW69-5/121E1 aRodway, Michael S.10aBritish Columbia seabird colony inventory. nReport #7, pNorthern mainland coast h[electronic resource] / cMichael S. Rodway and Moira J.F. Lemon.  aDelta, B.C. : bCanadian Wildlife Service, Pacific and Yukon Region, c1991, c1990.  axi, 182 p. : bmaps.1 aTechnical report series ; vno. 121  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Environment and Climate Change Canada].  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 178-179).3 a"The Canadian Wildlife Service conducted detailed inventories of seabird colonies along the northern mainland coast in 1983, 1987 and 1988 as part of the British Columbia Seabird Colony Inventory Program. All colonies of burrow-nesting species were surveyed. A few small gull colonies were not visited. Total or partial counts were made for surface-nesting species and small colonies of burrow nesters. Burrow densities on larger storm-petrel and alcid colonies were estimated using systematic sampling along strip transects or within quadrats surveyed along line transects. Burrow occupancy rates were not obtained at small storm-petrel and alcid colonies, and population estimates were based on median occupancy rates at other colonies in the province"--Abstract, p. i.  aIssued also in print format.  aIncludes abstract in French. 4aSea bird populations 4aBird surveys 4aPacific Coast (B.C.)1 aLemon, Moira J. F.1 aCanada. bEnvironment Canada.2 aCanadian Wildlife Service. bPacific and Yukon Region.#0aTechnical report series (Canadian Wildlife Service)vno. 121.w(CaOODSP)9.50443840qPDFs9.74 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/eccc/cw69-5/CW69-5-121-eng.pdf02259cam  2200397za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470200015000880220014001030400017001170410013001340430012001470860032001591000023001912450225002142600081004393000038005204900040005585000086005985040052006845200657007365300033013935460033014266930021014596930013014806930012014936930023015057000021015287000030015497100034015797100059016138300085016728560104017579.856845CaOODSP20221107155628cr |||||||||||180522s1991    bccbd   ob   f000 0 eng d  z0662186591  z0831-6481  aCaOODSPbeng  aengbfre  an-cn-bc1 aCW69-5/122E-PDFzCW69-5/1221 aRodway, Michael S.10aHabitat use and activity patterns of marbled murrelets at inland and at-sea sites in the Queen Charlotte Islands, British Columbia h[electronic resource] / cMichael S. Rodway, Jean-Pierre L. Savard and Heidi M. Regehr.  aDelta, B.C. : bCanadian Wildlife Service, Pacific and Yukon Region, c1991.  axi, 151, [1] p. : bcharts, maps.1 aTechnical report series ; vno. 122  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Environment and Climate Change Canada].  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 81-85).  a"The objectives of this study were: to monitor daily, seasonal and geographical variability in Marbled Murrelet activity patterns at inland and adjacent at-sea sites; to evaluate the effects of weather on inland activity; to compare the level of Marbled Murrelet activity in four broad habitat types - alpine, old-growth forest at high elevation, old-growth forest at low elevation, and second-growth forest (40-60 years old): and to census Marbled Murrelet activity in as many inland locations as time permitted. The study was conducted on the Queen Charlotte Islands, primarily on Graham Island, between 22 April and 23 August 1990"--Introd., p. 1-2.  aIssued also in print format.  aIncludes abstract in French. 4aMarbled murrelet 4aBehavior 4aHabitat 4aHaida Gwaii (B.C.)1 aSavard, J.-P. L.1 aRegehr, Heidi M., d1965-1 aCanada. bEnvironment Canada.2 aCanadian Wildlife Service. bPacific and Yukon Region.#0aTechnical report series (Canadian Wildlife Service)vno. 122.w(CaOODSP)9.50443840qPDFs6.24 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/eccc/cw69-5/CW69-5-122-eng.pdf01798cam  2200349za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880410013001050430012001180860020001301000023001502450236001732600086004093000023004954900046005185000094005645040059006585200280007175460037009976920018010346920021010526920038010737000021011117000026011327100036011587100056011948300094012508560104013449.856846CaOODSP20221107155629cr |||||||||||180522s1990    quca    o    f000 0 fre d  aCaOODSPbfre  afrebeng  an-cn-qu1 aCW69-5/102F-PDF1 aGraham, Douglas J.10aEffets de l'arrosage de l'azinphos-méthyl, du malathion et du carbofuran sur les oiseaux nicheurs des pommeraies et des fraiseraies au Québec h[ressource électronique] / cDouglas J. Graham, Richard Poulin, Jean-Luc DesGranges.  aSainte-Foy, Québec : bService canadien de la faune, Région du Québec, c1990.  axi, 93 p. : bill.1 aSérie de rapports techniques ; vnº 102  aÉdition numérisée de l’imprimé [par Environnement et Changement climatique Canada].  aComprend des références bibliographiques (p. 60-63).3 a« Cette étude s'est déroulée dans le sud du Québec. Elle visait à identifier les effets possibles, sur les oiseaux, de trois insecticides communément, utilises dans la culture des fraises (malathion et carbofuran) et dans les vergers (azinphos-méthyl) » -- Résumé.  aComprend un résumé en anglais.072gccstaOiseau072gccstaPesticide072gccstaImpact sur l'environnement1 aPoulin, Richard.1 aDesGranges, Jean-Luc.1 aCanada. bEnvironnement Canada.2 aService canadien de la faune. bRégion du Québec.#0aSérie de rapports techniques (Service canadien de la faune)vnº 102.w(CaOODSP)9.50091540qPDFs3.97 Mouhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/eccc/cw69-5/CW69-5-102-fra.pdf02319cam  2200385za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470200015000880220014001030400017001170410013001340430012001470860033001591000023001922450174002152600088003893000026004774900040005035000086005435040052006295200776006815300033014575460033014906930025015236930017015486930034015656930028015997000023016277100034016507100059016848300085017438560105018289.856847CaOODSP20221107155629cr |||||||||||180522t19911990bccb    ob   f000 0 eng d  z0662186605  z0831-6481  aCaOODSPbeng  aengbfre  an-cn-bc1 aCW69-5/123E-PDFzCW69-5/123E1 aRodway, Michael S.10aBritish Columbia seabird colony inventory. nReport #8, pQueen Charlotte Strait and Johnstone Strait h[electronic resource] / cMichael S. Rodway and Moira J.F. Lemon.  aDelta, B.C. : bCanadian Wildlife Service, Pacific and Yukon Region, c1991, c1990.  aviii, 82 p. : bmaps.1 aTechnical report series ; vno. 123  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Environment and Climate Change Canada].  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 79-80).3 a"The Canadian Wildlife Service conducted detailed inventories of seabird colonies in Queen Charlotte and Johnstone straits between 1982 and 1987 as part of the British Columbia Seabird Colony Inventory Program. Total or partial counts were made for surface-nesting species and small colonies of burrow nesters. Burrow densities on larger storm-petrel and alcid colonies were estimated using systematic sampling within quadrats surveyed along line transects. Due to time constraints, occupancy rates were not obtained on small storm-petrel (Oceanodroma sp.), Cassin’s Auklet (Ptychoramphus aleuticus) and Rhinoceros Auklet (Cerorhinca monocerata) colonies, and population estimates were based on median occupancy rates at other colonies in the province"--Abstract, p. i.  aIssued also in print format.  aIncludes abstract in French. 4aSea bird populations 4aBird surveys 4aQueen Charlotte Strait (B.C.) 4aJohnstone Strait (B.C.)1 aLemon, Moira J. F.1 aCanada. bEnvironment Canada.2 aCanadian Wildlife Service. bPacific and Yukon Region.#0aTechnical report series (Canadian Wildlife Service)vno. 123.w(CaOODSP)9.50443840qPDFs14.72 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/eccc/cw69-5/CW69-5-123-eng.pdf02367cam  2200373za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470200015000880220014001030400017001170410013001340430012001470860033001592450104001922600064002963000015003604900040003755000086004155040052005015200980005535300033015335460045015666930022016116930014016336930028016476930026016757000022017017100034017237100047017578300085018048560104018899.856848CaOODSP20221107155629cr |||||||||||180522s1991    onc     ob   f000 0 eng d  z0662186702  z0831-6481  aCaOODSPbeng  aengbfre  an-cn---1 aCW69-5/124E-PDFzCW69-5/124E00aChemical residues in Canadian game birds h[electronic resource] / cBirgit M. Braune ... [et al.].  aOttawa : bCanadian Wildlife Service, Headquarters, c1991.  aix, 375 p.1 aTechnical report series ; vno. 124  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Environment and Climate Change Canada].  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 27-46).3 a"This report reviews data on chemical residues in Canadian game birds. Past efforts on surveying residues in game birds and the health hazards posed by toxic chemicals to game birds and their consumers are discussed. The majority of residue surveys conducted in Canada focused on mercury, DDT, and PCB contamination. Although information is available for a large spectrum of contaminants, data are often limited for compounds other than those mentioned above. Most of the information was collected prior to 1975 in areas of known or suspected contamination. Important data gaps, thus, exist. Game birds can concentrate chemical residues to levels of concern for their health and that of their consumers. Although estimates of the controlled harvests are available, there is little information on the native use of wildlife as food resources. More information is needed to assess the health hazard from consumption of contaminated game by native populations"--Abstract, p. iv.  aIssued also in print format.  aIncludes abstract and summary in French. 4aUpland game birds 4aWaterfowl 4aPesticides and wildlife 4aPersistent pollutants1 aBraune, Birgit M.1 aCanada. bEnvironment Canada.1 aCanadian Wildlife Service. bHeadquarters.#0aTechnical report series (Canadian Wildlife Service)vno. 124.w(CaOODSP)9.50443840qPDFs7.28 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/eccc/cw69-5/CW69-5-124-eng.pdf02312cam  2200409za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470200015000880220014001030400017001170410013001340430021001470860033001681000021002012450169002222600092003913000024004834900040005075000053005475000086006005040052006865200676007385300033014145460033014476930017014806930012014976930017015096930029015266930038015557000024015937100034016177100062016518300085017138560104017989.856851CaOODSP20221107155629cr |||||||||||180522s1991    ntcb    ob   f000 0 eng d  z0662186710  z0831-6481  aCaOODSPbeng  aengbfre  an-cn-ntan-cn-nu1 aCW69-5/125E-PDFzCW69-5/125E1 aSirois, Jacques.12aA survey of moulting Canada geese on the Snowdrift and Thelon rivers, Northwest Territories h[electronic resource] : b1990 / cJacques Sirois, Kevin J. McCormick.  aYellowknife, N.W.T. : bCanadian Wildlife Service, Western and Northern Region, c1991.  aiv, 26 p. : bmaps.1 aTechnical report series ; vno. 125  aImperfect copy: t.p. verso and p. i are wanting.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Environment and Climate Change Canada].  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 13-14).  a"A three-year study was initiated in 1988 to examine the distribution and abundance of moulting Canada Geese along the Thelon River and Snowdrift River, which is also known to harbour moulting geese. Relatively few geese were counted in 1988 and 1989: 4 449 and 6 511 on the Thelon River; 94 and 133 on the Snowdrift River, respectively. This report presents the results from the third and final survey. Our objectives were: to determine the distribution and abundance of moulting Canada Geese on the Snowdrift and Thelon rivers, to reassess the significance of the Thelon River as a Key Habitat Site, and to record all bird and mammal species observed"--Introd., p. 1-2.  aIssued also in print format.  aIncludes abstract in French. 4aCanada goose 4aMolting 4aBird surveys 4aSnowdrift River (N.W.T.) 4aThelon River (N.W.T. and Nunavut)1 aMcCormick, Kevin J.1 aCanada. bEnvironment Canada.1 aCanadian Wildlife Service. bWestern and Northern Region.#0aTechnical report series (Canadian Wildlife Service)vno. 125.w(CaOODSP)9.50443840qPDFs2.33 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/eccc/cw69-5/CW69-5-125-eng.pdf02227cam  2200409za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470200015000880220014001030400017001170410013001340430012001470860033001591000021001922450170002132600081003833000024004644900040004885000018005285000086005465040049006325200653006815300033013345460033013676930016014006930021014166930017014376930032014547000023014867000023015097100034015327100062015668300085016288560104017139.856853CaOODSP20221107155630cr |||||||||||180522s1991    abcb    ob   f000 0 eng d  z0662187466  z0831-6481  aCaOODSPbeng  aengbfre  an-cn-nt1 aCW69-5/126E-PDFzCW69-5/126E1 aCornish, Beth J.10aBird surveys at McKinley Bay and Hutchison Bay, Northwest Territories, in 1990 h[electronic resource] / cby Beth J. Cornish, D. Lynne Dickson and H. Loney Dickson.  aEdmonton : bCanadian Wildlife Service, Western and Northern Region, c1991.  avi, 57 p. : bmaps.1 aTechnical report series ; vno. 126  a"March 1991."  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Environment and Climate Change Canada].  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 34).3 a"Monitoring surveys of bird abundance and distribution were conducted in 1990 at McKinley Bay, NWT, the site of a winter harbour for drillships and proposed location for a major year-round support base for oil and gas exploration. The 1990 surveys represented a continuation of a long-term monitoring study of birds in McKinley Bay and Hutchison Bay, a nearby area used as a control. Primary objectives of the 1990 surveys were to determine whether diving duck numbers had changed since the initial phase of the study from 1981 to 1985, and to provide additional baseline data on natural annual fluctuations in diving duck numbers"--Abstract, p. i.  aIssued also in print format.  aIncludes abstract in French. 4aWater birds 4aBird populations 4aBird surveys 4aBeaufort Sea Coast (N.W.T.)1 aDickson, D. Lynne.1 aDickson, H. Loney.1 aCanada. bEnvironment Canada.1 aCanadian Wildlife Service. bWestern and Northern Region.#0aTechnical report series (Canadian Wildlife Service)vno. 126.w(CaOODSP)9.50443840qPDFs2.48 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/eccc/cw69-5/CW69-5-126-eng.pdf01771cam  2200337za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880410013001050430012001180860020001301000023001502450218001732600086003913000024004774900046005015000094005475040059006415200303007005460037010036920018010406920021010586920038010797000026011177100036011437100056011798300094012358560104013299.856854CaOODSP20221107155630cr |||||||||||180522s1990    quca    o    f000 0 fre d  aCaOODSPbfre  afrebeng  an-cn-qu1 aCW69-5/103F-PDF1 aGraham, Douglas J.10aEffets de l'azinphos-méthyl (Guthion), sur les oiseaux fréquentant les champs de pomme de terre et l'influence des facteurs comportementaux h[ressource électronique] / cDouglas J. Graham, Jean-Luc DesGranges.  aSainte-Foy, Québec : bService canadien de la faune, Région du Québec, c1990.  axii, 69 p. : bill.1 aSérie de rapports techniques ; vnº 103  aÉdition numérisée de l’imprimé [par Environnement et Changement climatique Canada].  aComprend des références bibliographiques (p. 43-46).3 a« Les effets de l'azinphos-méthyl (Guthion) sur les oiseaux fréquentant les champs de pommes de terre ont été examinés en 1989 sur un site près de Québec. Le rôle des facteurs comportementaux sur le niveau d'exposition aux pesticides a été plus particulièrement étudié » -- Résumé.  aComprend un résumé en anglais.072gccstaOiseau072gccstaPesticide072gccstaImpact sur l'environnement1 aDesGranges, Jean-Luc.1 aCanada. bEnvironnement Canada.2 aService canadien de la faune. bRégion du Québec.#0aSérie de rapports techniques (Service canadien de la faune)vnº 103.w(CaOODSP)9.50091540qPDFs3.11 Mouhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/eccc/cw69-5/CW69-5-103-fra.pdf01954cam  2200349za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880410013001050430012001180860020001301000031001502450250001812600086004313000013005174900046005305000094005765040059006705200421007295460037011506920018011876920023012056920038012287000022012667000026012887100036013147100056013508300094014068560104015009.856855CaOODSP20221107155630cr |||||||||||180522s1990    quc     o    f000 0 fre d  aCaOODSPbfre  afrebeng  an-cn-qu1 aCW69-5/104F-PDF1 aMorneau, Francois, d1954-10aEffets du traitement des arbres ornementaux au Diazinon (Basudin) et à l'acéphate (orthene) sur le merle d'amérique (Turdus migratorius) en milieu urbain h[ressource électronique] / cFrançois Morneau, Robert Décarie, Jean-Luc DesGranges.  aSainte-Foy, Québec : bService canadien de la faune, Région du Québec, c1990.  ax, 45 p.1 aSérie de rapports techniques ; vnº 104  aÉdition numérisée de l’imprimé [par Environnement et Changement climatique Canada].  aComprend des références bibliographiques (p. 38-42).3 a« Les objectifs de l'étude sont de vérifier si l'acéphate (ORTHENE) et le diazinon (BASUDIN), deux insectides utilisés en milieu urbain pour la protection des arbres ornementaux, ont des effets létaux ou sublétaux sur l'avifaune. L'effet de ces produits est vérifié sur les comportements de nourrissage et de couvaison ainsi que sur la productivité du Merle d'Amérique (Turdus migratorius) » -- Résumé.  aComprend un résumé en anglais.072gccstaOiseau072gccstaInsecticide072gccstaImpact sur l'environnement1 aDécarie, Robert.1 aDesGranges, Jean-Luc.1 aCanada. bEnvironnement Canada.2 aService canadien de la faune. bRégion du Québec.#0aSérie de rapports techniques (Service canadien de la faune)vnº 104.w(CaOODSP)9.50091540qPDFs2.27 Mouhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/eccc/cw69-5/CW69-5-104-fra.pdf01338cam  2200277za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470200018000880400017001060430012001230860022001352450057001572460045002142600041002593000011003005000074003115000017003855200408004026930024008106930040008347100029008747750058009038560099009619.841180CaOODSP20221107152026cr |||||||||||170808s2017    onc     o    f000 0 eng d  a9780660092980  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn---1 aH129-80/2017E-PDF00aNational Dosimetry Services h[electronic resource].17aNational Dosimetry Services : bbrochure  a[Ottawa] : bHealth Canada, cc2017.  a[4] p.  aIssued also in French under title: Services nationaux de dosimétrie.  aCover title.  a"Health Canada’s National Dosimetry Services (NDS) provides personal radiation monitoring services to workers across Canada. Since 1951, NDS has helped employers improve their occupational health and safety programs by providing timely and accurate radiation exposure information. NDS is licensed and regulated by the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) as a dosimetry service provider"--P. [2]. 4aRadiation dosimetry 4aCanada. National Dosimetry Services1 aCanada. bHealth Canada.08tServices nationaux de dosimétrie w(CaOODSP)9.84118940qPDFs609 KBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/sc-hc/H129-80-2017-eng.pdf01490cam  2200265za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470200018000880400017001060430012001230860022001352450067001572460052002242600041002763000011003175000071003285200583003996930016009826930046009987100029010447750052010738560099011259.841189CaOODSP20221107152027cr |||||||||||170808s2017    onc     o    f000 0 fre d  a9780660092997  aCaOODSPbfre  an-cn---1 aH129-80/2017F-PDF00aServices nationaux de dosimétrie h[ressource électronique].17aServices nationaux de dosimétrie : bdépliant  a[Ottawa] : bSanté Canada, cc2017.  a[4] p.  aPubl. aussi en anglais sous le titre: National Dosimetry Services.  a« Les Services nationaux de dosimétrie (SND) de Santé Canada offrent des services de surveillance individuelle de l’exposition aux rayonnements ionisants aux travailleurs canadiens. Depuis 1951, les SND ont aidé les employeurs à optimiser leurs programmes de santé et de sécurité au travail en leur procurant des renseignements exacts et opportuns sur l’exposition aux rayonnements. Les SND sont régis par la Commission canadienne de sûreté nucléaire et ont obtenu de celle-ci le permis nécessaire pour être fournisseur de services de dosimétrie » -- P. [2]. 4aDosimétrie 4aCanada. 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The document places an emphasis on research published since the most recent comprehensive review, and proposes new short- and long-term indoor air exposure limits. This document also shows that, when compared to the newly proposed guidelines, levels in Canadian houses do not present a health risk"--Background, p. [1].072gccstaHousing072gccstaAir quality 4aAcetaldehyde 4aGuidelines1 aCanada. bHealth Canada.08tLigne directrice sur la qualité de l’air intérieur résidentiel w(CaOODSP)9.83507740qPDFs128 KBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/sc-hc/H144-42-1-2017-eng.pdf4 qHTMLsN/Auhttps://www.canada.ca/en/health-canada/services/publications/healthy-living/residential-indoor-air-quality-guideline-acetaldehyde.html01998cam  2200325za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470200018000880400017001060430012001230860024001352450120001592600041002793000009003205000099003295000022004285000032004505040048004825200708005306920020012386930022012586930019012806930023012997100029013227750065013518560101014168560155015179.835077CaOODSP20221107150600cr |||||||||||170410s2017    onc     ob   f000 0 fre d  a9780660082714  aCaOODSPbfre  an-cn---1 aH144-42/1-2017F-PDF00aLigne directrice sur la qualité de l’air intérieur résidentiel h[ressource électronique] : bacétaldéhyde.  a[Ottawa] : bSanté Canada, cc2017.  a8 p.  aPubl. aussi en anglais sous le titre : Residential indoor air quality guideline: acetaldehyde.  aTitre de départ.  aPubl. aussi en format HTML.  aComprend des références bibliographiques.  a« Le présent document passe en revue les recherches épidémiologiques, toxicologiques, les données exposition ainsi que les conclusions découlant d'examens complets effectués par des organisations reconnues à l'échelle internationale se consacrant à la santé et à la protection de l'environnement. Il met l'accent sur les recherches publiées après le dernier examen exhaustif et établit de nouvelles limites d'exposition de courte et longue durées dans l'air intérieur. D'après le présent document, comparativement aux nouvelles lignes directrices proposées, les concentrations mesurées dans les maisons canadiennes ne présentent pas un risque pour la santé » -- Contexte, p. [1].072gccstaLogement 4aQualité de l'air 4aAcétaldéhyde 4aLignes directrices1 aCanada. bSanté Canada.08tResidential indoor air quality guideline w(CaOODSP)9.83507640qPDFs116 Kouhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/sc-hc/H144-42-1-2017-fra.pdf4 qHTMLsS.O.uhttps://www.canada.ca/fr/sante-canada/services/publications/vie-saine/ligne-directrice-qualite-air-interieur-residentiel-acetaldehyde.html01995cam  2200325za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470200018000880400017001060430012001230860024001352450199001592460089003582600038004473000019004855000165005045000035006695040052007045200572007566920019013286920023013476930017013706930015013877100029014027100044014317750092014758560102015679.835078CaOODSP20221107150600cr |||||||||||170410s2017    onca    ob   f000 0 eng d  a9780660082721  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn---1 aH144-42/2-2017E-PDF00aResidential indoor air quality guideline h[electronic resource] : bscience assessment document : acetaldehyde / cWater and Air Quality Bureau, Healthy Environments and Consumer Safety Branch.17aGuideline for acetaldehyde in residential indoor air : bscience assessment document  aOttawa : bHealth Canada, c2017.  a77 p. : bill.  aIssued also in French under title: Ligne directrice sur la qualité de l’air intérieur résidentiel : document d’évaluation scientifique : acétaldéhyde.  a"Publication date: July 2017."  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 52-62).  a"The present document reviews the epidemiological, toxicological, and exposure research on acetaldehyde, as well as the conclusions from a number of comprehensive reviews from internationally recognized health and environmental organizations. The document places an emphasis on research published since the most recent comprehensive review, and proposes new short- and long-term indoor air exposure limits. This document also shows that, when compared to the newly proposed guidelines, levels in Canadian houses do not present a health risk"--Executive summary, p. 9.072gccstaHousing072gccstaAir quality 4aAcetaldehyde 4aGuidelines1 aCanada. bHealth Canada.1 aCanada. bWater and Air Quality Bureau.08tLigne directrice sur la qualité de l’air intérieur résidentiel w(CaOODSP)9.83507940qPDFs2.03 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/sc-hc/H144-42-2-2017-eng.pdf02247cam  2200325za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470200018000880400017001060430012001230860024001352450301001592460123004602600038005833000019006215000128006405000043007685040059008115200706008706920020015766920029015966930019016256930023016447100058016677100029017257750065017548560102018199.835079CaOODSP20221107150600cr |||||||||||170410s2017    onca    ob   f000 0 fre d  a9780660082738  aCaOODSPbfre  an-cn---1 aH144-42/2-2017F-PDF00aLigne directrice sur la qualité de l’air intérieur résidentiel h[ressource électronique] : bdocument d’évaluation scientifique : acétaldéhyde / cBureau de la qualité de l’eau et de l’air, Direction générale de la santé environnementale et de la sécurité des consommateurs.17aLigne directrice sur l’acétaldéhyde dans l’air intérieur résidentiel : bdocument d’évaluation scientifique  aOttawa : bSanté Canada, c2017.  a86 p. : bill.  aPubl. aussi en anglais sous le titre : Residential indoor air quality guideline: science assessment document: acetaldehyde.  a« Date de publication : juin 2017. »  aComprend des références bibliographiques (p. 58-68).  a« Le présent document passe en revue les recherches épidémiologiques, toxicologiques, les données exposition ainsi que les conclusions découlant d'examens complets effectués par des organisations reconnues à l'échelle internationale se consacrant à la santé et à la protection de l'environnement. Il met l'accent sur les recherches publiées après le dernier examen exhaustif et établit de nouvelles limites d'exposition de courte et longue durées dans l'air intérieur. D'après le présent document, comparativement aux nouvelles lignes directrices proposées, les concentrations mesurées dans les maisons canadiennes ne présentent pas un risque pour la santé » -- Résumé, p. 9.072gccstaLogement072gccstaQualité de l'air 4aAcétaldéhyde 4aLignes directrices1 aCanada. bBureau de la qualité de l'eau et de l'air.1 aCanada. bSanté Canada.08tResidential indoor air quality guideline w(CaOODSP)9.83507840qPDFs2.06 Mouhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/sc-hc/H144-42-2-2017-fra.pdf02413cam  2200337za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470200033000880400017001210430012001380860037001502450155001872600038003423000024003805000252004045000017006565000037006735000212007105200606009225300033015286920019015616920018015806920026015986920028016247100029016527750183016817950112018648560099019769.856945CaOODSP20221107155643cr |||||||||||180524s2017    onca    o    f000 0 eng d  z9780660069197z9780660090306  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn---1 aH34-138/2017E-PDFzH34-138/2017E00aHealth Canada’s Climate Change and Health Adaptation Program for First Nations south of 60°N h[electronic resource] : bfunding application guide.  aOttawa : bHealth Canada, c2017.  a21 p. : bcol. ill.  aIssued also in French under title: Programme de Santé Canada sur le changement climatique et l’adaptation du secteur de la santé pour les communautés des Premières Nations au Sud du 60°N : guide de présentation des demandes de financement.  aCover title.  a"Publication date: August 2017."  a"Prepared by: Climate Change and Health Adaptation Program, Environmental Public Health Division, Population Health and Primary Health Care Directorate, First Nations and Inuit Health Branch, Health Canada."  a"Health Canada’s new Climate Change and Health Adaptation Program for First Nations South of 60°N will provide up to $100,000 annually for community-based or regional research and action oriented projects, to help southern First Nations communities minimize risks and adapt to the impacts of climate change on human health. 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Ce programme constitue pour les Premières nations vivant dans le Sud une occasion de mobiliser leurs collectivités ou leurs régions en leur permettant de mener des activités de surveillance, de recherche, d’évaluation et de discussion en vue de développer des plans d’action locaux ou régionaux en matière d’adaptation qui réduiront les risques pour la santé causés par un climat changeant » -- P. 3.  aÉgalement publ. en version imprimée.072gccstaIndiens072gccstaSanté072gccstaChangement climatique072gccstaProgramme fédéral1 aCanada. bSanté Canada.08tHealth Canada’s Climate Change and Health Adaptation Program for First Nations south of 60°N w(CaOODSP)9.856945  tProgramme de Santé Canada sur le changement climatique et l'adaptation du secteur de la santé pour les Premières Nations vivant dans le Sud w(CaOODSP)9.82839440qPDFs940 Kouhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/sc-hc/H34-138-2017-fra.pdf02071cam  2200337za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470220014000880400017001020430012001190860039001312450069001702600073002393000009003124900051003215000085003725000017004575000019004745200769004935300033012626920024012956920025013196920022013447100029013667100049013957750069014448300113015138560107016269.856817CaOODSP20221107155624cr |||||||||||180522s2018    onc     o    f000 0 eng d  z1925-0630  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn---1 aH113-5/2018-7E-PDFzH113-5/2018-7E00aRe-evaluation project plan for spinosad h[electronic resource].  aOttawa : bPest Management Regulatory Agency, Health Canada, c2018.  a3 p.1 aRe-evaluation note, x1925-0649 ; vREV2018-07  aIssued also in French under title: Plan de projet de réévaluation du spinosad.  aCover title.  a"15 May 2018."  a"In Canada, spinosad is under re-evaluation by Health Canada’s Pest Management Regulatory Agency (PMRA). The PMRA re-evaluates registered pesticides to determine whether the use of these products continues to be acceptable in terms of value, human health and the environment according to current standards. Spinosad is a broad spectrum systemic insecticide registered for use on agricultural crops including greenhouse vegetables and ornamentals, a large number of agricultural filed crops (such as potatoes, grapes, pome fruits, stone fruits, berries, vegetables), outdoor ornamentals, and turf. It is also registered in residential areas on home gardens (such as fruits, vegetables and ornamentals), and control of ants in residential areas"--Background, p. 1.  aIssued also in print format.072gccstaInsecticides072gccstaCertification072gccstaToxicology1 aCanada. bHealth Canada.1 aCanada. bPest Management Regulatory Agency.08tPlan de projet de réévaluation du spinosad w(CaOODSP)9.856819#0aRe-evaluation note (Canada. 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L’ARLA réévalue les pesticides homologués afin de déterminer si l’utilisation de ces produits est toujours acceptable sur le plan de la valeur, de la santé humaine et de l’environnement d’après les normes en vigueur. Le spinosad est un insecticide systémique à large spectre dont l’utilisation est homologuée sur les cultures agricoles, dont les légumes et les plantes ornementales de serre, de nombreuses grandes cultures (comme les pommes de terre, le raisin, les fruits à noyau, les fruits à pépins, les petits fruits et les légumes), les plantes ornementales d’extérieur et le gazon. Il est également homologué pour une utilisation en milieu résidentiel dans les jardins des particuliers (sur les fruits, les légumes et les plantes ornementales) et pour supprimer les fourmis dans les zones résidentielles » -- Contexte, p. 1.  aÉgalement publ. en version imprimée.072gccstaInsecticide072gccstaAccréditation072gccstaToxicologie1 aCanada. bAgence de réglementation de la lutte antiparasitaire.1 aCanada. bSanté Canada.08tRe-evaluation project plan for spinosad w(CaOODSP)9.856817#0aNote de réévaluation (Canada. Agence de réglementation de la lutte antiparasitaire)x1925-0665 ; vREV2018-07.w(CaOODSP)9.50087840qPDFs86 Kouhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/sc-hc/h113-5/H113-5-2018-7-fra.pdf02005cam  2200337za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470220014000880400017001020430012001190860041001312450085001722600073002573000009003304900053003395000099003925000017004915000021005085200695005295300033012246920022012576920025012796920022013047100029013267100049013557750083014048300072014878560108015599.856825CaOODSP20221107155626cr |||||||||||180522s2018    onc     o    f000 0 eng d  z1925-0932  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn---1 aH113-25/2018-6E-PDFzH113-25/2018-6E00aHydrogen peroxide and peroxyacetic acid and OxiDate 2.0 h[electronic resource].  aOttawa : bPest Management Regulatory Agency, Health Canada, c2018.  a1 p.1 aRegistration decision, x1925-0940 ; vRD2018-06  aIssued also in French under title: Peroxyde d’hydrogène, acide peracétique et OxiDate 2.0.  aCover title.  a"15 May 2018.”  a“Health Canada’s Pest Management Regulatory Agency (PMRA), under the authority of the Pest Control Products Act and Regulations, is granting registration for the sale and use of Oxidate 2.0 Technical and Oxidate 2.0, containing the technical grade active ingredients hydrogen peroxide and peroxyacetic acid, for the suppression or partial suppression of fungal and bacterial diseases on labelled crops grown in greenhouse, field and hydroponic systems, as well as a sanitizer for greenhouse surfaces and equipment. The evaluation found that, under the approved conditions of use, the products have value and do not present an unacceptable risk to human health or the environment"--P. 1.  aIssued also in print format.072gccstaPesticides072gccstaCertification072gccstaToxicology1 aCanada. bHealth Canada.1 aCanada. bPest Management Regulatory Agency.08tPeroxyde d’hydrogène, acide peracétique et OxiDate 2.0 w(CaOODSP)9.856826#0aRegistration decision,x1925-0940 ; vRD2018-06.w(CaOODSP)9.50518440qPDFs84 KBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/sc-hc/h113-25/H113-25-2018-6-eng.pdf02273cam  2200337za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470220014000880400017001020430012001190860041001312450092001722600093002643000009003574900056003665000100004225000022005225000026005445200891005705300043014616920021015046920026015256920023015517100069015747100029016437750080016728300075017528560108018279.856826CaOODSP20221107155626cr |||||||||||180522s2018    onc     o    f000 0 fre d  z1925-0916  aCaOODSPbfre  an-cn---1 aH113-25/2018-6F-PDFzH113-25/2018-6F00aPeroxyde d’hydrogène, acide peracétique et OxiDate 2.0 h[ressource électronique].  aOttawa : bAgence de réglementation de la lutte antiparasitaire, Santé Canada, c2018.  a1 p.1 aDécision d'homologation, x1925-0924 ; vRD2018-06  aPubl. aussi en anglais sous le titre : Hydrogen peroxide and peroxyacetic acid and OxiDate 2.0.  aTitre de la couv.  a« Le 15 mai 2018. »  a« En vertu de la Loi sur les produits antiparasitaires et de ses règlements d’application, l’Agence de réglementation de la lutte antiparasitaire (ARLA) de Santé Canada accorde l’homologation complète à des fins de vente et d’utilisation d’OxiDate 2.0 technique et d’OxiDate 2.0, contenant les principes actifs de qualité technique peroxyde d’hydrogène et acide peracétique, pour la répression et la répression partielle de maladies fongiques et bactériennes des cultures énumérées sur l’étiquette qui sont produites en serre, au champ et dans des systèmes hydroponiques, et comme assainissant pour les surfaces et le matériel dans les serres. L’évaluation révèle que, dans les conditions d’utilisation approuvées, les produits ont de la valeur et ne présentent aucun risque inacceptable pour la santé humaine ou l’environnement » -- P. 1.  aÉgalement publ. en version imprimée.072gccstaPesticide072gccstaAccréditation072gccstaToxicologie1 aCanada. bAgence de réglementation de la lutte antiparasitaire.1 aCanada. bSanté Canada.08tHydrogen peroxide and peroxyacetic acid and OxiDate 2.0 w(CaOODSP)9.856825#0aDécision d'homologation,x1925-0924 ; vRD2018-06.w(CaOODSP)9.50158340qPDFs86 Kouhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/sc-hc/h113-25/H113-25-2018-6-fra.pdf01922cam  2200337za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470220014000880400017001020430012001190860041001312450076001722600073002483000009003214900053003305000086003835000017004695000021004865200647005075300033011546920022011876920025012096920022012347100029012567100049012857750070013348300072014048560108014769.856827CaOODSP20221107155626cr |||||||||||180522s2018    onc     o    f000 0 eng d  z1925-0932  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn---1 aH113-25/2018-7E-PDFzH113-25/2018-7E00aFlazasulfuron and Flazasulfuron 25WG herbicide h[electronic resource].  aOttawa : bPest Management Regulatory Agency, Health Canada, c2018.  a1 p.1 aRegistration decision, x1925-0940 ; vRD2018-07  aIssued also in French under title: Flazasulfuron et herbicide Flazasulfuron 25WG.  aCover title.  a"15 May 2018.”  a“Health Canada’s Pest Management Regulatory Agency (PMRA), under the authority of the Pest Control Products Act and Regulations, is granting registration for the sale and use of Technical Flazasulfuron Herbicide and Flazasulfuron 25WG Herbicide, containing the technical grade active ingredient flazasulfuron, for pre- and postemergent control or suppression of grasses, broadleaf weeds and sedges in grapes, conifer trees and industrial vegetation management sites. The evaluation found that, under the approved conditions of use, the products have value and do not present an unacceptable risk to human health or the environment"--P. 1.  aIssued also in print format.072gccstaHerbicides072gccstaCertification072gccstaToxicology1 aCanada. bHealth Canada.1 aCanada. bPest Management Regulatory Agency.08tFlazasulfuron et herbicide Flazasulfuron 25WG w(CaOODSP)9.856828#0aRegistration decision,x1925-0940 ; vRD2018-07.w(CaOODSP)9.50518440qPDFs85 KBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/sc-hc/h113-25/H113-25-2018-7-eng.pdf02190cam  2200337za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470220014000880400017001020430012001190860041001312450079001722600093002513000009003444900056003535000091004095000022005005000026005225200839005485300043013876920021014306920026014516920023014777100069015007100029015697750071015988300075016698560108017449.856828CaOODSP20221107155626cr |||||||||||180522s2018    onc     o    f000 0 fre d  z1925-0916  aCaOODSPbfre  an-cn---1 aH113-25/2018-7F-PDFzH113-25/2018-7F00aFlazasulfuron et herbicide Flazasulfuron 25WG h[ressource électronique].  aOttawa : bAgence de réglementation de la lutte antiparasitaire, Santé Canada, c2018.  a1 p.1 aDécision d'homologation, x1925-0924 ; vRD2018-07  aPubl. aussi en anglais sous le titre : Flazasulfuron and Flazasulfuron 25WG herbicide.  aTitre de la couv.  a« Le 15 mai 2018. »  a« En vertu de la Loi sur les produits antiparasitaires et de ses règlements d’application, l’Agence de réglementation de la lutte antiparasitaire (ARLA) de Santé Canada accorde l’homologation complète à des fins de vente et d’utilisation de l’herbicide Flazasulfuron technique et de l’herbicide Flazasulfuron 25WG, contenant le principe actif de qualité technique flazasulfuron, pour la suppression ou la répression en prélevée et en postlevée des graminées, des mauvaises herbes à feuilles larges et des carex autour des vignes et des conifères ainsi que dans les terrains incultes et les emprises. L’évaluation révèle que, dans les conditions d’utilisation approuvées, les produits ont de la valeur et ne présentent aucun risque inacceptable pour la santé humaine ou l’environnement » -- P. 1.  aÉgalement publ. en version imprimée.072gccstaHerbicide072gccstaAccréditation072gccstaToxicologie1 aCanada. bAgence de réglementation de la lutte antiparasitaire.1 aCanada. bSanté Canada.08tFlazasulfuron and Flazasulfuron 25WG herbicide w(CaOODSP)9.856827#0aDécision d'homologation,x1925-0924 ; vRD2018-07.w(CaOODSP)9.50158340qPDFs86 Kouhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/sc-hc/h113-25/H113-25-2018-7-fra.pdf02212cam  2200349za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470220014000880400017001020430012001190860043001312450130001742600073003043000010003774900055003875000161004425000017006035000019006205040041006395200649006805300033013296920022013626920025013846920022014097100029014317100049014607750126015098300117016358560110017529.856834CaOODSP20221107155627cr |||||||||||180522s2018    onc     ob   f000 0 eng d  z1925-1017  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn---1 aH113-28/2018-11E-PDFzH113-28/2018-11E00aChlorothalonil and its associated end-use products for agricultural and turf uses h[electronic resource] : bfinal decision.  aOttawa : bPest Management Regulatory Agency, Health Canada, c2018.  a82 p.1 aRe-evaluation decision, x1925-1025 ; vRVD2018-11  aIssued also in French under title: Chlorothalonil et préparations commerciales connexes pour des utilisations agricoles et sur le gazon : décision finale.  aCover title.  a"10 May 2018."  aIncludes bibliographical references.  a"Chlorothalonil is a contact and protectant fungicide with a multi-site mode of action. It controls a broad range of fungal diseases on a large number of field and orchard crops, conifers, greenhouse vegetables, greenhouse and outdoor ornamentals and turf. In agriculture, chlorothalonil is applied by both aerial and ground application equipment. This document will focus on agricultural and turf uses. This document presents the re-evaluation decision describing this stage of the PMRA’s regulatory process for the re-evaluation of chlorothalonil and summarizes the Agency’s decision and the reasons for it"--Re-evaluation decision, p. 1.  aIssued also in print format.072gccstaFungicides072gccstaCertification072gccstaToxicology1 aCanada. bHealth Canada.1 aCanada. bPest Management Regulatory Agency.08tChlorothalonil et préparations commerciales connexes pour des utilisations agricoles et sur le gazon w(CaOODSP)9.856836#0aRe-evaluation decision (Canada. Pest Management Regulatory Agency)x1925-1025 ; vRVD2018-11.w(CaOODSP)9.50520940qPDFs817 KBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/sc-hc/h113-28/H113-28-2018-11-eng.pdf02441cam  2200349za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470220014000880400017001020430012001190860043001312450156001742600093003303000011004234900060004345000142004945000022006365000026006585040048006845200790007325300043015226920021015656920026015866920023016127100069016357100029017047750106017338300142018398560110019819.856836CaOODSP20221107155627cr |||||||||||180522s2018    onc     ob   f000 0 fre d  z1925-0991  aCaOODSPbfre  an-cn---1 aH113-28/2018-11F-PDFzH113-28/2018-11F00aChlorothalonil et préparations commerciales connexes pour des utilisations agricoles et sur le gazon h[ressource électronique] : bdécision finale.  aOttawa : bAgence de réglementation de la lutte antiparasitaire, Santé Canada, c2018.  a102 p.1 aDécision de réévaluation, x1925-1009 ; vRVD2018-11  aPubl. aussi en anglais sous le titre : Chlorothalonil and its associated end-use products for agricultural and turf uses: final decision.  aTitre de la couv.  a« Le 10 mai 2018. »  aComprend des références bibliographiques.  a« Le chlorothalonil est un fongicide de contact qui a une action protectrice et multisite. Il est utilisé pour lutter contre une vaste gamme de maladies fongiques sur un grand nombre de cultures en champ et au verger, de conifères, de légumes de serre, de plantes ornementales de serre et d’extérieur et le gazon. En agriculture, le chlorothalonil est appliqué par pulvérisation aérienne et par application au sol. Le présent document porte sur ses utilisations agricoles et sur le gazon. Le présent document décrit la décision de réévaluation concernant la présente étape du processus réglementaire de l’ARLA pour la réévaluation du chlorothalonil, et résume la décision de l’Agence et les raisons qui la motivent » -- Décision de réévaluation, p. 1, 2.  aÉgalement publ. en version imprimée.072gccstaFongicide072gccstaAccréditation072gccstaToxicologie1 aCanada. bAgence de réglementation de la lutte antiparasitaire.1 aCanada. bSanté Canada.08tChlorothalonil and its associated end-use products for agricultural and turf uses w(CaOODSP)9.856834#0aDécision de réévaluation (Canada. Agence de réglementation de la lutte antiparasitaire)x1925-1009 ; vRVD2018-11.w(CaOODSP)9.50160940qPDFs863 Kouhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/sc-hc/h113-28/H113-28-2018-11-fra.pdf02149cam  2200349za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470220014000880400017001020430012001190860043001312450091001742600073002653000010003384900055003485000106004035000017005095000019005265040041005455200735005865300033013216920022013546920025013766920022014017100029014237100049014527750071015018300117015728560110016899.856837CaOODSP20221107155627cr |||||||||||180522s2018    onc     ob   f000 0 eng d  z1925-1017  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn---1 aH113-28/2018-12E-PDFzH113-28/2018-12E00aCaptan and its associated end-use products h[electronic resource] : bfinal decision.  aOttawa : bPest Management Regulatory Agency, Health Canada, c2018.  a64 p.1 aRe-evaluation decision, x1925-1025 ; vRVD2018-12  aIssued also in French under title: Captane et préparations commerciales connexes : décision finale.  aCover title.  a"10 May 2018."  aIncludes bibliographical references.  a"Captan is a contact and protectant fungicide that has a large use pattern, with commercial products registered for use on field, greenhouse and orchard crops, greenhouse and outdoor ornamentals, and turf (golf courses and sod farms only). All domestic-class products containing captan are co-formulations with the pesticide carbaryl. These products have been cancelled as a result of the carbaryl re-evaluation decision. Therefore, domestic-class captan products are not considered in the captan re-evaluation decision. This Re-evaluation Decision describes this stage of the PMRA’s regulatory process for the re-evaluation of captan and summarizes the Agency’s decision and the reasons for it"--Re-evaluation decision, p. 1.  aIssued also in print format.072gccstaFungicides072gccstaCertification072gccstaToxicology1 aCanada. bHealth Canada.1 aCanada. bPest Management Regulatory Agency.08tCaptane et préparations commerciales connexes w(CaOODSP)9.856838#0aRe-evaluation decision (Canada. Pest Management Regulatory Agency)x1925-1025 ; vRVD2018-12.w(CaOODSP)9.50520940qPDFs655 KBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/sc-hc/h113-28/H113-28-2018-12-eng.pdf02532cam  2200349za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470220014000880400017001020430012001190860043001312450101001742600093002753000010003684900060003785000103004385000022005415000026005635040048005895201015006375300043016526920021016956920026017166920023017427100069017657100029018347750067018638300142019308560110020729.856838CaOODSP20221107155627cr |||||||||||180522s2018    onc     ob   f000 0 fre d  z1925-0991  aCaOODSPbfre  an-cn---1 aH113-28/2018-12F-PDFzH113-28/2018-12F00aCaptane et préparations commerciales connexes h[ressource électronique] : bdécision finale.  aOttawa : bAgence de réglementation de la lutte antiparasitaire, Santé Canada, c2018.  a84 p.1 aDécision de réévaluation, x1925-1009 ; vRVD2018-12  aPubl. aussi en anglais sous le titre : Captan and its associated end-use products: final decision.  aTitre de la couv.  a« Le 10 mai 2018. »  aComprend des références bibliographiques.  a« Le captane est un fongicide de contact à action préventive dont le profil d’emploi est vaste; les produits à usage commercial sont homologués pour une utilisation sur les cultures de plein champ, les cultures en serre et les cultures en verger, sur les plantes ornementales cultivées en serre et à l’extérieur ainsi que sur les surfaces gazonnées (terrains de golf et gazonnières seulement). Tous les produits à usage domestique contenant du captane sont coformulés avec du carbaryl. L’homologation de ces produits a été révoquée à la suite de la décision de réévaluation concernant le carbaryl1. En conséquence, les produits à usage domestique contenant du captane ne sont pas pris en compte dans la décision de réévaluation concernant le captane. La décision de réévaluation décrit le processus réglementaire employé par l’ARLA concernant le captane et résume la décision prise par l’ARLA et les raisons l’ayant motivée » -- Décision de réévaluation, p. 1.  aÉgalement publ. en version imprimée.072gccstaFongicide072gccstaAccréditation072gccstaToxicologie1 aCanada. bAgence de réglementation de la lutte antiparasitaire.1 aCanada. bSanté Canada.08tCaptan and its associated end-use products w(CaOODSP)9.856837#0aDécision de réévaluation (Canada. Agence de réglementation de la lutte antiparasitaire)x1925-1009 ; vRVD2018-12.w(CaOODSP)9.50160940qPDFs709 Kouhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/sc-hc/h113-28/H113-28-2018-12-fra.pdf02074cam  2200337za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470220014000880400017001020430012001190860043001312450105001742600073002793000009003524900055003615000131004165000017005475000019005645200667005835300033012506920022012836920025013056920022013307100029013527100049013817750079014308300117015098560110016269.856839CaOODSP20221107155627cr |||||||||||180522s2018    onc     o    f000 0 eng d  z1925-1017  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn---1 aH113-28/2018-13E-PDFzH113-28/2018-13E00aAcetic acid and its associated end-use products h[electronic resource] : bfinal decision document.  aOttawa : bPest Management Regulatory Agency, Health Canada, c2018.  a7 p.1 aRe-evaluation decision, x1925-1025 ; vRVD2018-13  aIssued also in French under title: Acide acétique et préparations commerciales connexes : décision d’homologation finale.  aCover title.  a"15 May 2018."  a"Acetic acid is a non-selective contact herbicide. It is registered for the control or suppression of various broadleaf and grassy weeds in turf, residential areas, non-crop land areas, around nurseries, around farm buildings, around greenhouses and non-crop areas inside greenhouses, and around apple trees, cranberry, and grape vines. This document presents the re-evaluation decision for the uses of acetic acid, including the required risk mitigation measures to protect human health and the environment. All pest control products containing acetic acid that are registered in Canada are subject to this re-evaluation decision"--Re-evaluation decision, p. 1.  aIssued also in print format.072gccstaHerbicides072gccstaCertification072gccstaToxicology1 aCanada. bHealth Canada.1 aCanada. bPest Management Regulatory Agency.08tAcide acétique et préparations commerciales connexes w(CaOODSP)9.856841#0aRe-evaluation decision (Canada. Pest Management Regulatory Agency)x1925-1025 ; vRVD2018-13.w(CaOODSP)9.50520940qPDFs136 KBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/sc-hc/h113-28/H113-28-2018-13-eng.pdf02382cam  2200337za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470220014000880400017001020430012001190860043001312450126001742600093003003000009003934900060004025000117004625000022005795000026006015200882006275300043015096920021015526920026015736920023015997100069016227100029016917750072017208300142017928560110019349.856841CaOODSP20221107155628cr |||||||||||180522s2018    onc     o    f000 0 fre d  z1925-0991  aCaOODSPbfre  an-cn---1 aH113-28/2018-13F-PDFzH113-28/2018-13F00aAcide acétique et préparations commerciales connexes h[ressource électronique] : bdécision d’homologation finale.  aOttawa : bAgence de réglementation de la lutte antiparasitaire, Santé Canada, c2018.  a9 p.1 aDécision de réévaluation, x1925-1009 ; vRVD2018-13  aPubl. aussi en anglais sous le titre : Acetic acid and its associated end-use products: final decision document.  aTitre de la couv.  a« Le 15 mai 2018. »  a« L’acide acétique est un herbicide de contact non sélectif. Il est homologué pour la suppression ou la répression de diverses mauvaises herbes à feuilles larges et de mauvaises herbes graminées sur le gazon, dans les aires résidentielles, sur les terres non cultivées, dans les pépinières, autour des bâtiments de ferme, autour des serres, dans les superficies non cultivées à l’intérieur des serres, et autour des pommiers, des plants de canneberge et des vignes. Le présent document expose la décision de réévaluation1 au sujet des utilisations de l’acide acétique, y compris les mesures de réduction des risques requises pour protéger la santé humaine et l’environnement. Tous les produits homologués au Canada contenant de l’acide acétique sont visés par le projet de décision de réévaluation » -- Décision de réévaluation, p. 1.  aÉgalement publ. en version imprimée.072gccstaHerbicide072gccstaAccréditation072gccstaToxicologie1 aCanada. bAgence de réglementation de la lutte antiparasitaire.1 aCanada. bSanté Canada.08tAcetic acid and its associated end-use products w(CaOODSP)9.856839#0aDécision de réévaluation (Canada. Agence de réglementation de la lutte antiparasitaire)x1925-1009 ; vRVD2018-13.w(CaOODSP)9.50160940qPDFs173 Kouhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/sc-hc/h113-28/H113-28-2018-13-fra.pdf02172cam  2200361za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470200018000880400017001060430012001230860021001352450123001562600072002793000041003515000093003925000017004855000021005025000029005235000032005525040041005845200514006256920023011396920030011626930040011927100083012327750077013157950071013928560097014638560099015608560151016599.848797CaOODSP20221107153750cr |||||||||||171214s2018    oncd    ob   f000 0 eng d  a9780660242781  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn---1 aCi4-75/2017E-PDF00aEvaluation of the Provincial Nominee Program h[electronic resource] / cEvaluation Division, Research and Evaluation.  a[Ottawa] : bImmigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada, c[2018]  aviii, 34 p. : bcol charts + e1 v.   aIssued also in French under title: Évaluation du Programme des candidats des provinces.  aCover title.  6"November 2017."  aIncludes report summary.  aIssued also in HTML format.  aIncludes bibliographical references.  a"This report presents the findings of the evaluation of Immigration, Refugee and Citizenship Canada’s (IRCC) Provincial Nominee Program (PNP). 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The Provincial Nominee Program is a jointly administered immigration program which provides provinces and territories with an opportunity to address their specific economic development needs while distributing the benefits of economic immigration across all provinces and territories"--Executive summary, p. iv.072gccstaImmigration072gccstaProgram assessment 4aProvincial Nominee Program (Canada)1 aCanada. bImmigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada. bEvaluation Division.08tÉvaluation du Programme des candidats des provinces w(CaOODSP)9.848803  tEvaluation of the Provincial Nominee Program / w(CaOODSP)9.69536940qPDFs898 KBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/ircc/Ci4-75-2017-eng.pdf40qPDFs457 KBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/ircc/Ci4-75-2017-1-eng.pdf4 qHTMLsN/Auhttps://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/reports-statistics/evaluations/provincial-nominee-program-2015.html02295cam  2200361za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470200018000880400017001060430012001230860021001352450141001562600074002973000025003715000075003965000022004715000025004935000037005185000032005555040048005875200592006356920023012276920036012506930051012867100088013377750069014257950081014948560098015758560099016738560161017729.848803CaOODSP20221107153751cr |||||||||||171214s2018    oncd    ob   f000 0 fre d  a9780660242798  aCaOODSPbfre  an-cn---1 aCi4-75/2017F-PDF00aÉvaluation du Programme des candidats des provinces h[ressource électronique] / cDivision d’évaluation, Recherche et Évaluation.  a[Ottawa] : bImmigration, réfugiés et citoyenneté Canada, c[2018]  aviii, 38 p. + e1 v.  aPubl. aussi en anglais : Evaluation of the Provincial Nominee Program.  aTitre de la couv.  a« Novembre 2017. »  aComprend un sommaire du rapport.  aPubl. aussi en format HTML.  aComprend des références bibliographiques.  a« Le présent rapport expose les résultats de l’évaluation du Programme des candidats des provinces (PCP) d’Immigration, Réfugiés et Citoyenneté Canada (IRCC). Elle visait la période de 2010 à 2015. Le Programme des candidats des provinces est un programme d’immigration administré conjointement qui donne aux provinces et territoires la possibilité de répondre à leurs besoins particuliers en matière de développement économique tout en répartissant les avantages de l’immigration économique dans l’ensemble des provinces et territoires » -- Sommaire, p. iv.072gccstaImmigration072gccstaÉvaluation de programme 4aProgramme des candidats des provinces (Canada)1 aCanada. bImmigration, réfugiés et citoyenneté Canada. bDivision d'évaluation.08tEvaluation of the Provincial Nominee Program w(CaOODSP)9.848797  tL'évaluation du Programme des candidats des provinces / w(CaOODSP)9.63951040qPDFs1.03 Mouhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/ircc/Ci4-75-2017-fra.pdf40qPDFs519 Kouhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/ircc/Ci4-75-2017-1-fra.pdf4 qHTMLsS.O.uhttps://www.canada.ca/fr/immigration-refugies-citoyennete/organisation/rapports-statistiques/evaluations/programme-candidats-provinces-2015.html02073cam  2200349za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470200018000880400017001060430012001230860022001352450115001572600072002723000025003445000084003695000017004535000021004705000029004915000032005205040041005525200557005936920023011506920030011736930032012037100083012357750068013188560099013868560100014858560138015859.850822CaOODSP20221107154239cr |||||||||||180126s2018    onc     ob   f000 0 eng d  a9780660247076  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn---1 aCi4-175/2018E-PDF00aEvaluation of the Settlement Program h[electronic resource] / cEvaluation Division, Research and Evaluation.  a[Ottawa] : bImmigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada, c[2018]  axiii, 60 p. + e1 v.  aIssued also in French under title: Évaluation du Programme d’établissement.  aCover title.  a"November 2017."  aIncludes report summary.  aIssued also in HTML format.  aIncludes bibliographical references.  a"This report presents the findings of the evaluation of Immigration, Refugee and Citizenship Canada’s (IRCC) Settlement Program. The evaluation was conducted in fulfillment of requirements under the Treasury Board Policy on Results and section 42.1 of the Financial Administration Act and covered the period of fiscal (FY) years 2011/12 - 2016/17. IRCC’s Settlement Program aims to support newcomers’ successful settlement and integration so that they may participate and contribute in various aspects of Canadian life"--Executive summary, p. vi.072gccstaImmigration072gccstaProgram assessment 4aSettlement Program (Canada)1 aCanada. bImmigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada. bEvaluation Division.08tÉvaluation du Programme d’établissement w(CaOODSP)9.85082340qPDFs1.11 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/ircc/Ci4-175-2018-eng.pdf40qPDFs534 KBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/ircc/Ci4-175-2018-1-eng.pdf4 qHTMLsN/Auhttps://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/reports-statistics/evaluations/settlement-program.html02208cam  2200349za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470200018000880400017001060430012001230860022001352450132001572600074002893000023003635000067003865000022004535000025004755000037005005000032005375040048005695200642006176920023012596920036012826930042013187100088013607750061014488560099015098560100016088560150017089.850823CaOODSP20221107154239cr |||||||||||180126s2018    onc     ob   f000 0 fre d  a9780660247083  aCaOODSPbfre  an-cn---1 aCi4-175/2018F-PDF00aÉvaluation du Programme d’établissement h[ressource électronique] / cDivision d’évaluation, Recherche et Évaluation.  a[Ottawa] : bImmigration, réfugiés et citoyenneté Canada, c[2018]  axv, 67 p. + e1 v.  aPubl. aussi en anglais : Evaluation of the Settlement Program.  aTitre de la couv.  a« Novembre 2017. »  aComprend un sommaire du rapport.  aPubl. aussi en format HTML.  aComprend des références bibliographiques.  a« Ce rapport expose les résultats de l’évaluation du Programme d’établissement d’Immigration, Réfugiés et Citoyenneté Canada (IRCC). L’évaluation a été réalisée conformément aux exigences de la Politique sur les résultats du Conseil du Trésor et à l’article 42.1 de la Loi sur la gestion des finances publiques, et vise les exercices financiers (EF) 2011-2012 à 2016-2017. Le Programme d’établissement d’IRCC vise à faciliter l’établissement et l’intégration des nouveaux arrivants afin de leur permettre de participer et de contribuer aux divers aspects de la vie au Canada » -- Sommaire, p. vi. 072gccstaImmigration072gccstaÉvaluation de programme 4aProgramme d’établissement (Canada)1 aCanada. bImmigration, réfugiés et citoyenneté Canada. bDivision d'évaluation.08tEvaluation of the Settlement Program w(CaOODSP)9.85082240qPDFs1.29 Mouhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/ircc/Ci4-175-2018-fra.pdf40qPDFs549 Kouhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/ircc/Ci4-175-2018-1-fra.pdf4 qHTMLsS.O.uhttps://www.canada.ca/fr/immigration-refugies-citoyennete/organisation/rapports-statistiques/evaluations/programme-etablissement.html01449cam  2200253za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860022001172450181001392600083003203000030004035000087004335040033005205200410005536920030009636920022009936920032010157100044010478560104010919.840427CaOODSP20221107151835cr |||||||||||170726s1976    oncd   #ob   f000 0 fre d  aCaOODSPbfre  an-cn---1 aR44-104/1976F-PDF03aLa réalité indienne au Canada, impasse ou valeur? h[ressource électronique] : brapport de synthese presenté à la Direction de l'éducation et du développement culturel.  a[Ottawa?] : bMinistère des Affaires indiennes et du Nord canadien, c[1976?]  a74, [1] p. : bgraphiques  aÉdition numérisée de l’imprimé [par Affaires autochtones et du Nord Canada].  aComprend des réf. bibliogr.  a« L’éducation de l’indien au Canada prépare-t-elle à une vie bien remplie et profitable? Que faut-il penser du concept d'intégration tel qu'il s'applique à l'éducation de l'enfant indien et à son avenir? Nous devons modifier notre concept d’intégration de façon à admettre la précieuse contribution de la culture et de la langue indiennes à la vie canadienne » -- Introduction, p. [1].072gccstaCulture autochtone072gccstaÉducation072gccstaIdentité canadienne1 aCanada.bAffaires indiennes et du Nord.40qPDFs3.71 Mouhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/aanc-inac/R44-104-1976-fra.pdf01591cam  2200289za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860021001172450092001382460045002302600158002753000015004335000021004485000087004695040041005565200396005976920032009936920035010256920020010607100068010807100050011488560103011989.839731CaOODSP20221107151655cr |||||||||||170714s1964    onc    #ob   f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn-nt1 aR44-96/1964E-PDF00aAdult education h[electronic resource] : bthe family and money : instructor's manual.10aFamily and money : binstructor's manual  a[Ottawa?] : bDepartment of Northern Affairs and National Resources, Northern Administration Branch, Adult Education Section, Education Division, c1964.  a6, [12] p.  a"December 1964."  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada].  aIncludes bibliographical references.  a"Adult Education is an integral part of a total educational program and as such is the responsibility of the community school. Instructional Projects in Adult Education have been prepared. They are suitable for Indians and/or Eskimos in northern Canada who are learning English as a second language. The subject matter chosen is of interest to adults in the Northwest Territories"--Foreword.072gccstaContinuing education072gccstaInstructional materials072gccstaCurrency1 aCanada. bNorthern Administration Branch. bEducation Division.1 aCanada. bIndian and Northern Affairs Canada.40qPDFs3.69 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/aanc-inac/R44-96-1964-eng.pdf01359cam  2200301za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860021001171000022001382450100001602600150002603000015004105000022004255000087004475040041005345200109005756920027006846920020007116920037007317100068007687100068008367100050009048560103009549.839732CaOODSP20221107151655cr |||||||||||170714s1970    onc    #ob   f100 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn---1 aR44-97/1970E-PDF1 aRichards, Jack C.10aSecond language teaching in the Canadian North h[electronic resource] / cby Jack C. Richards.  aOttawa : bDepartment of Indian Affairs and Northern Development, Northern Administration Branch, Curriculum Section, Education Division, c1970.  a25, xii p.  aTitle from cover.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada].  aIncludes bibliographical references.  a"Read as an invited address to the Arctic Quebec Teachers' Conference, Montreal, February, 1970"--Cover.072gccstaNorthern Canada072gccstaTeachers072gccstaSecond language education1 aCanada. bNorthern Administration Branch. bCurriculum Section.1 aCanada. bNorthern Administration Branch. bEducation Division.1 aCanada. bIndian and Northern Affairs Canada.40qPDFs2.33 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/aanc-inac/R44-97-1970-eng.pdf01730cam  2200289za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860022001172450293001392460123004322600078005553000010006335000087006435040041007305200300007716920035010716920019011066920025011257100068011507100068012187100050012868560104013369.839742CaOODSP20221107151656cr |||||||||||170714s1966    onc    #ob   f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn-nt1 aR44-100/1966E-PDF00aAuthorized textbooks and instructional materials for use in schools in the Northwest Territories h[electronic resource] : bgrades I - VI / cAuthorized by the Commissioner of the Northwest Territories ; Compiled by Curriculum Section, Education Division, Northern Administration Branch.14aAuthorized textbooks and instructional materials for use in the schools of the Northwest Territories : bgrades I - VI  aOttawa : bDepartment of Northern Affairs and National Resources, c1966.  a27 p.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada].  aIncludes bibliographical references.  a"The textbooks listed in this Authorized Texts and Instructional Materials are those which are prescribed for use in Grades I to VI in all schools in the Northwest Territories. Included also are a number of instructional materials which are considered an integral part of the program"--Foreword.072gccstaInstructional materials072gccstaSchools072gccstaAuthorization1 aCanada. bNorthern Administration Branch. bCurriculum Section.1 aCanada. bNorthern Administration Branch. bEducation Division.1 aCanada. bIndian and Northern Affairs Canada.40qPDFs3.65 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/aanc-inac/R44-100-1966-eng.pdf02548cam  2200301za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860022001172450159001392460047002982500025003452600150003703000027005205000022005475000087005695201217006566920030018736920022019036920031019257100068019567100068020247100050020928560104021429.840737CaOODSP20221107151922cr |||||||||||170731s1965    onc    #o    f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn-mb1 aR44-107/1965E-PDF00aCurriculum guide h[electronic resource] : blanguage arts program / cDepartment of Northern Affairs and National Resources, Churchill Vocational Centre.10aLanguage arts program : bcurriculum guide  aExperimental edition  aOttawa : bDepartment of Northern Affairs and National Resources, Northern Administration Branch, Curriculum Section, Education Division, c1965.  a1 v. (various pagings)  aTitle from cover.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada].  a"This is an experimental issue of a Language Arts program designed for pupils attending the Churchill Vocational Centre, Fort Churchill, Manitoba. The Centre provides pre-vocational courses for Eskimo and Indian youth who live in the Keewatin and Baffin Island regions of the Northwest Territories and in Arctic Quebec. The course programs are designed to prepare pupils for learning to live and work with others to earn a livelihood either in the northland or in the provinces. The objective of the Curriculum Guide is to spell out in specific terms these essential learnings needed for pupils to have a chance to succeed in the major Canadian culture. An integral part of the Language Arts program is the special projects in which topics of a vocational class are studied from an academic point of view. These projects are conducted by the English teacher in consultation with vocational teachers. Each project is planned and designed jointly by the two teachers concerned. It is hoped that each year teachers will develop further projects of a mutually-supportive nature so that in a few years we shall have formed the basis of a sound program of vocational education in the real sense of the term"--Foreword.072gccstaLanguage education072gccstaCurriculum072gccstaVocational training1 aCanada. bNorthern Administration Branch. bCurriculum Section.1 aCanada. bNorthern Administration Branch. bEducation Division.1 aCanada. bIndian and Northern Affairs Canada.40qPDFs2.49 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/aanc-inac/R44-107-1965-eng.pdf01861cam  2200277za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860022001172450302001392460025004412600055004663000021005215000018005425000087005605200619006476920019012666920021012856920030013067100093013367100050014298560104014799.845413CaOODSP20221107152950cr |||||||||||171012s1976    oncd   #o    f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn---1 aR44-123/1976E-PDF00aIssues in Indian education 1976 h[electronic resource] : ba resumé of presentations discussed at a meeting of headquarters and regional education staff and the N.I.B. convened by the Assistant Deputy Minister, February 27, 1976 / cEducation & Cultural Development Branch, Education Operations.14aIndians in education  aOttawa : b[Indian and Northern Affairs?], c1976.  a67 p. : bgraphs  a"March 1976."  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada].  a"Overriding objectives related to: cultural identity - the individual self and collective self; social security and stability; economic effectiveness. Needs in education are identified by bands and by parents. Based on identified needs the Department provides for the delivery of education services to Indian communities. Today, the general aim in education has become one of social education superseding the process of knowledge information which prevailed for so long in the past. Indian control in education is the cornerstone of education policy and permeates all issues"--Background to education issues, p. 2.072gccstaIndians072gccstaEducation072gccstaAboriginal culture2 aIndian and Eskimo Affairs Program (Canada). bEducation and Cultural Development Branch.1 aCanada. bIndian and Northern Affairs Canada.40qPDFs4.82 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/aanc-inac/R44-123-1976-eng.pdf01447cam  2200265za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860022001171000027001392450113001662600061002793000010003405000044003505000087003945200463004816920031009446920022009756920031009977100050010288560103010789.841577CaOODSP20221107152124cr |||||||||||170814r19781977onc    #o    f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn---1 aR44-108/1978E-PDF1 aMurphy, Carol, d1941-00aNorthern program on the job training h[electronic resource] : badministrative guidelines / cCarol Murphy.  a[Ottawa?] : bIndian and Northern Affairs, c1977, 1978.  a13 p.  a"November 1977, Revised February 1978."  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada].  a"The Northern On-The-Job Training Program was introduced in 1973-74. Formal guidelines were not established to initiate the program. The development of administrative procedures was essential as the program expanded with over one hundred participants and a million dollar budget. During the summer of 1977, Carol Murphy completed a study of the administrative requirements necessary to achieve the program objectives, and produced this publication"--Forward.072gccstaVocational training072gccstaManagement072gccstaAboriginal programs1 aCanada. bIndian and Northern Affairs Canada.40qPDFs977 KBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/aanc-inac/R44-108-1978-eng.pdf01767cam  2200289za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860022001171000045001392450118001842460026003022600097003283000010004255000087004355040041005225200605005636920030011686920026011986920020012247100078012447100050013228560105013729.841672CaOODSP20221107152138cr |||||||||||170815s1967    onc    #ob   f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn---1 aR44-112/1967E-PDF1 aMcDowell, Marilyn E. q(Marilyn Eleanor)12aA suggested training program h[electronic resource] : bthe homemaker's assistant / cPrepared by M.E. McDowell.10aHomemaker's assistant  a[Ottawa?] : bDept. of Indian Affairs and Northern Development, Education Section, c[1967?]  a99 p.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada].  aIncludes bibliographical references.  a"A pilot course was conducted at Frobisher Bay, N.W.T. October 1 to April 28, 1966-67 by Miss Ida Baxter, Home Economics Occupations teacher. The purpose of the course was to enable trainees to become employable and to become better citizens. This guide for the Homemaker's Assistant provides resource material from which a local training program can be developed. Trainees will vary in education, experience and ability, and the needs of employers may differ from community to community. The suggestions for training included in this training guide should be adapted to each group of trainees"--T.p.072gccstaAboriginal peoples072gccstaHome economics072gccstaTraining1 aCanada. bNorthern Administration Branch. bVocational Education Section.1 aCanada. bIndian and Northern Affairs Canada.40qPDFs10.17 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/aanc-inac/R44-112-1967-eng.pdf02465cam  2200301za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860022001172450129001392460049002682460026003172600133003433000051004765000024005275000043005515000087005945201194006816920021018756920017018966920027019137100068019407100050020088560105020589.841805CaOODSP20221107152158cr |||||||||||170816s1961    oncdo  #o    f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn---1 aR44-115/1961E-PDF00aEducation in the North h[electronic resource] : bselected information including "Ten Years of Progress" published in 1959.13aNorthern education : bten years of progress10aTen years of progress  a[Ottawa?] : bDepartment of Northern Affairs and National Resources, Northern Administration Branch, Education Division, c1961.  a1 v. (various pagings) : bgraphs, photographs  a"October 24, 1961."  aAt head of title: Northern University.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada].  a"Only ten years have elapsed since the first federal schools went into operation in the Northwest Territories. This year, then, seems to be an appropriate one to make an assessment of what progress there has been since these first three schools went into operation, at Fort Chimo, Fort Brabant and Fort McPherson. In order to do so, let us look backward to see what educational facilities there were in 1949. In 1949, eight different authorities operated schools in the north. Only three classrooms were operated by the Department. Some schools operated for only four hours a day, four days a week, and 35% of the teachers in such schools did not hold teaching certificates. Classroom visitations were infrequent. Film services and adult education classes were provided in only three communities. There was no vocational training program nor were there any teachers employed to teach hospital patients. There was little or no provision for any program of in-service training and there were no plans for using a curriculum, other than that of the Province of Alberta. Community libraries were almost unknown. There were only 117 Eskimo children attending school on a full-time basis"--p. 1.072gccstaEducation072gccstaInuit072gccstaNorthern Canada1 aCanada. bNorthern Administration Branch. bEducation Division.1 aCanada. bIndian and Northern Affairs Canada.40qPDFs10.63 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/aanc-inac/R44-115-1961-eng.pdf01328cam  2200277za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860022001172450101001392600098002403000024003385000022003625000087003845040041004715200258005126920017007706920019007876920021008067100068008277100050008958560105009459.842075CaOODSP20221107152237cr |||||||||||170821s1956    onca   #ob   f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn-ab1 aR44-116/1956E-PDF00aIndian and Eskimo education h[electronic resource] : bUniversity of Alberta, July-August 1956.  aOttawa : bDepartment of Northern Affairs and National Resources, Education Division, c1956.  a115, 75 p. : bill.  aTitle from cover.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada].  aIncludes bibliographical references.  a"The following is a resume of the group thinking and cooperative activity of the teachers and instructors as they met in discussions and workshops concerning Indian and Eskimo Education at the University of Alberta from July 4 to August 14, 1956"--p. 3.072gccstaInuit072gccstaIndians072gccstaEducation1 aCanada. bNorthern Administration Branch. bEducation Division.1 aCanada. bIndian and Northern Affairs Canada.40qPDFs27.91 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/aanc-inac/R44-116-1956-eng.pdf01605cam  2200301za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430030001050860021001351000024001562450154001802460093003342600096004273000033005235000021005565000087005775200326006646920019009906920032010096920018010417000022010597100068010817100050011498560104011999.839280CaOODSP20221107151556cr |||||||||||170706s1971    oncabd #o    f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn-aban-cn-nsan-cn-nk1 aR44-70/1971E-PDF1 aCaverhill, Wilma O.12aA review of NewStart research in Alberta - Nova Scotia - New Brunswick h[electronic resource] / cPrepared by: Wilma O. Caverhill, Frances I. McKay.14aAdult education : ba review of NewStart research in Alberta, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick  aOttawa : bDepartment of Indian Affairs and Northern Development, Education Branch, c1971.  a87 p. : bill., maps, graphs  a"November 1971."  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada].  a"The Adult Basic Education Consultant and the Social Education Consultant have completed a review of NewStart activities in Alberta, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick. This includes observations, discussions, and information from printed reports. All programs have factors that should be valuable to the department"--p. [1].072gccstaIndians072gccstaContinuing education072gccstaReview1 aMcKay, Frances I.2 aIndian and Eskimo Affairs Program (Canada). bEducation Branch.1 aCanada. bIndian and Northern Affairs Canada.40qPDFs11.01 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/aanc-inac/R44-70-1971-eng.pdf01563cam  2200253za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860021001172450054001382600068001923000010002605000087002705200691003576920019010486920021010676920031010887100037011197100050011568560103012069.839282CaOODSP20221107151556cr |||||||||||170706s1972    onc    #o    f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn---1 aR44-71/1972E-PDF00aIndian education program h[electronic resource].  aOttawa : bIndian and Northern Affairs, Indian Affairs, c1972.  a52 p.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada].  a"This publication is one of three covering the Community Affairs, Education and Economic Development activities and is designed to provide the reader with a reference to the various programs and activities provided for the Indian people of Canada, outside of the Northwest Territories, by the Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development. These documents are intended primarily for the Department's staff and for Indian bands and organizations: for the former they can satisfy a briefing and training need for new staff or for other management needs; for the latter they can serve as a source of information on the services provided under the Indian Affairs Program"--Foreword.072gccstaIndians072gccstaEducation072gccstaAboriginal programs1 aCanada. bIndian Affairs Branch.1 aCanada. bIndian and Northern Affairs Canada.40qPDFs3.76 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/aanc-inac/R44-71-1972-eng.pdf01657cam  2200313za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860021001171000024001382450154001622460095003162600096004113000026005075000019005335000087005525040041006395200351006806920019010316920032010506920018010827000022011007100068011227100050011908560103012409.839283CaOODSP20221107151556cr |||||||||||170706s1971    oncd   #ob   f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn-sn1 aR44-72/1971E-PDF1 aCaverhill, Wilma O.10aRelating Saskatchewan NewStart research to education for Indian adults h[electronic resource] / cPrepared by: Wilma O. Caverhill, Frances I. McKay.14aAdult education : brelating Saskatchewan NewStart research to education for Indian adults  aOttawa : bDepartment of Indian Affairs and Northern Development, Education Branch, c1971.  a38, [1] p. : bgraphs  a"August 1971."  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada].  aIncludes bibliographical references.  a"This is a review of the social science research conducted by Saskatchewan NewStart over a four-year period, 1967-71. The purpose of the review is to analyze and appraise the findings, and to relate them to the Adult Education Services provided for Indian people by the Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development"--Introduction, p. [1]072gccstaIndians072gccstaContinuing education072gccstaReview1 aMcKay, Frances I.2 aIndian and Eskimo Affairs Program (Canada). bEducation Branch.1 aCanada. bIndian and Northern Affairs Canada.40qPDFs5.11 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/aanc-inac/R44-72-1971-eng.pdf01596cam  2200277za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860021001172450060001382600118001983000019003165000087003355040041004225200504004636920019009676920022009866920021010087100068010297100068010977100050011658560103012159.839284CaOODSP20221107151556cr |||||||||||170706s1966    onca   #ob   f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn---1 aR44-73/1966E-PDF00aAudio-visual services handbook h[electronic resource].  aOttawa : bDepartment of Northern Affairs and National Resources, Education Division, Curriculum Section, c1966.  a28 p. : bill.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada].  aIncludes bibliographical references.  a"The Audio-Visual Materials Service is one of the most widely extended curricular services in the schools operated by the Education Division of the Northern Administration Branch. The organization and functioning of this service is explained in this Handbook for northern teachers. This Handbook has been prepared at the request of a number of experienced teachers. It should prove helpful to all teachers in our schools but especially to new teachers joining the northern school service"--Foreword.072gccstaIndians072gccstaMultimedia072gccstaHandbooks1 aCanada. bNorthern Administration Branch. bEducation Division.1 aCanada. bNorthern Administration Branch. bCurriculum Section.1 aCanada. bIndian and Northern Affairs Canada.40qPDFs2.73 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/aanc-inac/R44-73-1966-eng.pdf01614cam  2200301za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860021001171000021001382450220001592460111003792600101004903000025005915000021006165000087006375040041007245200285007656920031010506920019010816920022011007100037011227100050011598560103012099.839285CaOODSP20221107151556cr |||||||||||170706s1969    sncd   #ob   f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn---1 aR44-74/1969E-PDF1 aGordon, James R.12aA comparative study of reading comprehension, listening and vocabulary levels h[electronic resource] / cPrepared by James R. Gordon for Indian Affairs Branch, Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development.13aDiagnostic survey of the reading status of students in the residential schools at Gordon's and Muscowequan  aRegina : bDepartment of Indian Affairs and Northern Development, Indian Affairs Branch, c1969.  a19, 43 p. : bgraphs  a"July 14, 1969."  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada].  aIncludes bibliographical references.  a"The diagnostic survey of the reading status of students in the residential schools at Gordon's and Muscowequan seemed to indicate a marked deficiency in all areas of reading. Three of these weaknesses seemed to be in comprehension, listening and vocabulary grade levels"--p. [1].072gccstaResidential schools072gccstaReading072gccstaComparison1 aCanada. bIndian Affairs Branch.1 aCanada. bIndian and Northern Affairs Canada.40qPDFs9.53 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/aanc-inac/R44-74-1969-eng.pdf01964cam  2200301za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860021001171000021001382450251001592600101004103000021005115000021005325000085005535000087006385040041007255200637007666920031014036920019014346920019014537100037014727100050015098560103015599.839286CaOODSP20221107151556cr |||||||||||170706s1969    sncd   #ob   f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn---1 aR44-75/1969E-PDF1 aGordon, James R.12aA diagnostic survey of the reading status of students in the residential schools at Gordon's and Muscowequan h[electronic resource] / cPrepared by James R. Gordon for Indian Affairs Branch, Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development.  aRegina : bDepartment of Indian Affairs and Northern Development, Indian Affairs Branch, c1969.  a43 p. : bgraphs  a"June 20, 1969."  aImperfect: p. 43 of the text is incomplete at the end of this digitized edition.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada].  aIncludes bibliographical references.  a"Inability to read is recognized by the majority of educators as the most important cause of failure in school. At the primary level the teaching of reading is considered by most teachers to be their major educational task. A child comes to school expecting to learn to read. Parents send their children to school expecting that the teacher will begin to instruct their children how to read immediately. Supervisors and principals frequently assess a teacher's ability in terms of how well the students have conformed to the "norms" in reading. All too often these norms are those that are indicated on a standardized test"--p. [1].072gccstaResidential schools072gccstaReading072gccstaSurveys1 aCanada. bIndian Affairs Branch.1 aCanada. bIndian and Northern Affairs Canada.40qPDFs4.61 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/aanc-inac/R44-75-1969-eng.pdf01393cam  2200289za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430021001050860021001262450205001472500032003522600058003843000024004425000022004665000061004885000087005495040041006365200193006776920019008706920029008896920032009187100050009508560103010009.839287CaOODSP20221107151557cr |||||||||||170706s1970    oncd   #ob   f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn---an-us---1 aR44-76/1970E-PDF00aFindings contributing to and associated with early school withdrawal among Indian high school students as indicated by several research studies in Canada and the United States h[electronic resource].  aDraft - For Discussion Only  a[Ottawa?] : b[Indian and Northern Affairs?], c1970.  app. 9-21 : bgraphs  aTitle from cover.  aImperfect: p. 1-8 are missing in this digitized edition.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada].  aIncludes bibliographical references.  aDiscusses various reasons and influences associated with early school withdrawal among Indian high school students as indicated by several research studies in Canada and the United States.072gccstaIndians072gccstaSecondary schools072gccstaEducation indicators1 aCanada. bIndian and Northern Affairs Canada.40qPDFs5.30 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/aanc-inac/R44-76-1970-eng.pdf01941cam  2200277za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860021001172450225001382600103003633000010004665000021004765000022004975000087005195200792006066920019013986920031014176920032014487100030014807100050015108560103015609.839340CaOODSP20221107151601cr |||||||||||170707s1966    onc    #o    f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn-sn1 aR44-77/1966E-PDF00aProposal prepared by The Canadian Welfare Council for the Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Affairs regarding a study of Indian Residential Schools in the province of Saskatchewan, Canada h[electronic resource].  aOttawa : bCanadian Welfare Council : bDepartment of Indian Affairs and Northern Affairs, c1966.  a21 p.  a"April 4, 1966."  aTitle from cover.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada].  a"Ten thousand Canadian Indian children are served by Residential Schools under the authority of the Indian Affairs Branch, Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Affairs. Sixteen hundred and fifty of these children are served by nine Residential Schools in Saskatchewan, seven of the schools operated by the Oblate Fathers of the Roman Catholic Church and two operated by the Anglican Church of Canada. Using the Saskatchewan Schools as a focus, a study will be made to evaluate the present programs in the nine residential schools and assess their adequacy to meet the current and future needs of Indian children for education and care outside their own homes. The findings of this study are expected to have a general application for Indian Residential Schools in Canada"--Abstract.072gccstaIndians072gccstaResidential schools072gccstaEducation indicators2 aCanadian Welfare Council.1 aCanada. bIndian and Northern Affairs Canada.40qPDFs1.01 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/aanc-inac/R44-77-1966-eng.pdf01257cam  2200265za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860021001172450123001382600117002613000012003785000022003905000087004125200230004996920019007296920023007486920030007717100037008017100050008388560103008889.839367CaOODSP20221107151604cr |||||||||||170710s1965    ntc    #o    f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn---1 aR44-79/1965E-PDF00aReport of the Third "Schools in the Forest" Conference h[electronic resource] : bYellowknife, N.W.T., May 4-7, 1965.  aYellowknife, N.W.T. : b[Department of Northern Affairs and National Resources, Indian Affairs Branch?], c1965.  a[84] p.  aTitle from cover.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada].  a"This is a report on the proceedings of the Third, Schools in the Forest Conference which was sponsored by the Department of Northern Affairs and National Resources and held in Yellowknife, N.W.T., May 4 - 7, 1965"--Foreword.072gccstaSchools072gccstaConferences072gccstaAboriginal affairs1 aCanada. bIndian Affairs Branch.1 aCanada. bIndian and Northern Affairs Canada.40qPDFs7.76 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/aanc-inac/R44-79-1965-eng.pdf01844cam  2200289za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860021001171000018001382450238001562600101003943000021004955000017005165000087005335040041006205200591006616920019012526920032012716920030013037100068013337100050014018560103014519.839369CaOODSP20221107151605cr |||||||||||170710s1965    bcc    #ob   f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn-nt1 aR44-80/1965E-PDF1 aKatz, Joseph.10aEducational environments of school-hostel complexes in the Northwest Territories h[electronic resource] / cJoseph Katz ; Report submitted to Chief, Education Division, Canadian Department of Northern Affairs and National Resources.  aVancouver : bDepartment of Northern Affairs and National Resources, Education Division, c1965.  avii, 49, [15] p.  a"July 1965."  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada].  aIncludes bibliographical references.  a"The terms of reference for this general survey of educational climate and opportunity for incidental learning in pupil residences in the Mackenzie District of the Northwest Territories were stated to be: "To visit and to look into the operation of pupil residences as settings for educational experience and to recommend modifications if and where deemed desirable for the enrichment of educational experience and for general individual and group living; specifically to look at equipment and staff as to adequacy and suitability from an educational point of view"--Terms of reference.072gccstaSchools072gccstaEducation indicators072gccstaAboriginal affairs1 aCanada. bNorthern Administration Branch. bEducation Division.1 aCanada. bIndian and Northern Affairs Canada.40qPDFs7.73 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/aanc-inac/R44-80-1965-eng.pdf01363cam  2200277za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860021001171000022001382450094001602600142002543000010003965000021004065000087004275200280005146920019007946920021008136920030008347100068008647100050009328560103009829.839371CaOODSP20221107151605cr |||||||||||170710s1973    onc    #o    f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn-qu1 aR44-81/1973E-PDF1 aJolicoeur, Alain.10aRecommendations on Quebec Indian education h[electronic resource] / cby A.R. Jolicoeur.  a[Ottawa?] : bDepartment of Indian Affairs and Northern Development, Research and Consultant Services Division, Education Branch, c1973.  a19 p.  a"October, 1973."  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada].  a"A former Quebec Regional Superintendent of Education of the Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development, A.R. Jolicoeur, provided to the Department a report on native education. The attached material is, with minor editing, the recommendations of the report"--T.p.072gccstaIndians072gccstaEducation072gccstaAboriginal affairs2 aIndian and Eskimo Affairs Program (Canada). bEducation Branch.1 aCanada. bIndian and Northern Affairs Canada.40qPDFs1.08 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/aanc-inac/R44-81-1973-eng.pdf02410cam  2200301za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860021001171000034001382450140001722600150003123000019004625000087004815201148005686920017017166920017017336920019017507000027017697000023017967100068018197100068018877100050019558560103020059.839385CaOODSP20221107151607cr |||||||||||170710s1967    onca   #o    f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn---1 aR44-83/1967E-PDF1 aZuk, William Michael, d1941-10aEskimo games h[electronic resource] / ccompiled by William M. Zuk ; illustrated by Germaine Arnaktauyok ; edited by I.E. Fitzpatrick.  aOttawa : bDepartment of Indian Affairs and Northern Development, Northern Administration Branch, Curriculum Section, Education Division, c1967.  a10 p. : bill.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada].  a"Eskimo Games is the result of a recommendation made by the Arctic District Curriculum Committee on Physical Education which met during the Summer of 1964 to develop a program in physical education especially designed for Arctic schools. The committee recognized the need for related resource materials to accompany the program, which would be helpful to the northern teacher. The author of this booklet, William M, Zuk, was a member of the Arctic Physical Education Curriculum Committee. During the Winter of 1965-66, when he was principal of the school at Igloolik, Mr. Zuk collected information on the games described in this little illustrated booklet and submitted his work for publication as a companion piece to the Arctic Physical Education Program. This booklet, Eskimo Games, is not intended to be a compendium on all or even many of the games played by our Eskimo people. Included are twenty-five carefully selected games in which obvious physical co-ordination skills are highly involved. This booklet was illustrated by Miss Germaine Arnaktauyok of Igloolik, a second year university student, during the Summer of 1967"--Foreword.072gccstaInuit072gccstaGames072gccstaFitness1 aArnaktauyok, Germaine.1 aFitzpatrick, I. E.1 aCanada. bNorthern Administration Branch. bCurriculum Section.1 aCanada. bNorthern Administration Branch. bEducation Division.1 aCanada. bIndian and Northern Affairs Canada.40qPDFs1.49 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/aanc-inac/R44-83-1967-eng.pdf01302cam  2200241za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860021001172450110001382600088002483000026003365000087003625200377004496920030008266920019008566920031008757100050009068560104009569.839522CaOODSP20221107151627cr |||||||||||170712s1962    ntco   #o    f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn-nt1 aR44-86/1962E-PDF00aProspectus for Sir John Franklin School and its student residence, Akaitcho Hall h[electronic resource].  aYellowknife, N.W.T. : bDept. of Northern Affairs and National Resources, c[1962?]  a84 p. : bphotographs  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada].  a"The Sir John Franklin School (and its Akaitcho Hall) is a milestone in Canadian education. By means of this high and vocational school and hostel, Northern Affairs and National Resources is offering an education programme unique in Canada: an integrated system for all girls and boys regardless of their race or creed, and geared to their vocational needs"--Introduction.072gccstaAboriginal peoples072gccstaSchools072gccstaVocational training1 aCanada. bIndian and Northern Affairs Canada.40qPDFs66.12 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/aanc-inac/R44-86-1962-eng.pdf01498cam  2200265za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860021001172450115001382600150002533000010004035000087004135200365005006920020008656920027008856920031009127100068009437100068010117100050010798560103011299.839524CaOODSP20221107151627cr |||||||||||170712s1963    onc    #o    f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn---1 aR44-87/1963E-PDF00aSocial studies programs of the provinces and territories of Canada (abbreviated form) h[electronic resource].  aOttawa : bDepartment of Northern Affairs and National Resources, Northern Administration Branch, Curriculum Section, Education Division, c1963.  a46 p.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada].  a"The Social Studies Programs used in the schools of southern Canada and the District of Mackenzie have been reproduced, in abbreviated form, as a ready reference for teachers and other persons who are members of local and district committees concerned with the development, evaluation and revision of Programs of Social Studies for northern schools"--Foreword.072gccstaTeachers072gccstaSocial sciences072gccstaAboriginal programs1 aCanada. bNorthern Administration Branch. bCurriculum Section.1 aCanada. bNorthern Administration Branch. bEducation Division.1 aCanada. bIndian and Northern Affairs Canada.40qPDFs4.50 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/aanc-inac/R44-87-1963-eng.pdf01595cam  2200301za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860021001172450111001382460041002492600118002903000021004084900034004295000087004635040041005505200338005916920020009296920022009496920033009717100068010047100068010727100050011408560103011909.839526CaOODSP20221107151627cr |||||||||||170712s1961    oncd   #ob   f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn---1 aR44-88/1961E-PDF00aProviding for individual differences h[electronic resource] : bthe nongraded school offers one approach.10aNongraded school offers one approach  aOttawa : bDepartment of Northern Affairs and National Resources, Curriculum Section, Education Division, c1961.  a16 p. : bgraphs0 aTeachers' in-service bulletin  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada].  aIncludes bibliographical references.  a"In education we know much better than we do. This fact is particularly true in our concern for the individuality of each child who enters the doors of our northern schools. Nowhere in Canada is the need to devise ways of treating children as individuals greater than in the schools in which you serve"--Introductory Statement, p. 1.072gccstaStudents072gccstaAssessment072gccstaEducational resources1 aCanada. bNorthern Administration Branch. bCurriculum Section.1 aCanada. bNorthern Administration Branch. bEducation Division.1 aCanada. bIndian and Northern Affairs Canada.40qPDFs2.15 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/aanc-inac/R44-88-1961-eng.pdf01458cam  2200277za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860021001172450153001382460025002912600098003163000019004145000087004335200336005206920030008566920030008866920020009167000023009367100068009597100050010278560103010779.839528CaOODSP20221107151628cr |||||||||||170712s1968    onca   #o    f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn---1 aR44-89/1968E-PDF00aConduct of a meeting h[electronic resource] / cIllustrated by James Pootoogook ; Prepared for the Adult Education Program, Rental Housing Project.14aConducting a meeting  aOttawa : bDepartment of Indian Affairs and Northern Development, Education Branch, c[1968?]  a23 p. : bill.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada].  a"This is the last in a series of four booklets prepared as part of Phase III, Adult Education Program, Rental Housing Project, to facilitate the work of local Housing Association Councils. It is designed primarily to acquaint the Housing Association Councils with the general conduct for organizing and holding meetings"--Foreword.072gccstaAboriginal peoples072gccstaHousing assistance072gccstaMeetings1 aPootoogook, James.2 aIndian and Eskimo Affairs Program (Canada). bEducation Branch.1 aCanada. bIndian and Northern Affairs Canada.40qPDFs3.02 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/aanc-inac/R44-89-1968-eng.pdf01403cam  2200277za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860021001171000020001382450092001582600155002503000049004055000087004545200256005416920030007976920035008276920020008627000022008827100068009047100050009728560103010229.839568CaOODSP20221107151633cr |||||||||||170712s1965    oncao  #o    f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn---1 aR44-91/1965E-PDF1 aMouat, W. Ivan.14aThe family and money h[electronic resource] / cPrepared by W. Ivan Mouat, F.I. McKay.  aOttawa : bDepartment of Northern Affairs and National Resources, Northern Administration Branch, Adult Education Section, Education Division, c1965.  a1 v. (various pagings) : bill., photographs  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada].  a"This workbook has been prepared for adults in Northern Canada who are learning English as a second language. It is experimental and subject to revision. It should be used in conjunction with the Instructor's Manual and other teaching aids"--Foreword.072gccstaAboriginal peoples072gccstaEnglish second language072gccstaCurrency1 aMcKay, Frances I.1 aCanada. bNorthern Administration Branch. bEducation Division.1 aCanada. bIndian and Northern Affairs Canada.40qPDFs5.92 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/aanc-inac/R44-91-1965-eng.pdf01772cam  2200313za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860021001172450085001382460039002232500020002622600160002823000036004425000022004785000087005005040041005875200444006286920030010726920034011026920022011367100068011587100078012267100050013048560104013549.839595CaOODSP20221107151635cr |||||||||||170713s1963    onca   #ob   f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn---1 aR44-92/1963E-PDF00aCurriculum guide h[electronic resource] : bjunior high school industrial arts.10aJunior high school industrial arts  aInterim edition  aOttawa : bDepartment of Northern Affairs and National Resources, Northern Administration Branch, Education Division, Vocational Education Section, c1963.  a1 v. (various pagings) : bill.  aTitle from cover.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada].  aIncludes bibliographical references.  a"The development of this interim curriculum guide for Industrial Arts, Grades VII, VIII and IX, marks another milestone in the construction of a distinctive educational program for pupils in northern Canadian schools. The value and importance of Industrial Arts as an integral and essential part of general education is particularly apparent in the north, where the advancement toward modern technology has been extremely rapid"--Foreword.072gccstaAboriginal peoples072gccstaIndustrial development072gccstaCurriculum1 aCanada. bNorthern Administration Branch. bEducation Division.1 aCanada. bNorthern Administration Branch. bVocational Education Section.1 aCanada. bIndian and Northern Affairs Canada.40qPDFs10.44 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/aanc-inac/R44-92-1963-eng.pdf02212cam  2200301za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860021001172450171001382460100003092600150004093000027005595000087005865200816006736920020014896920033015096920031015427000028015737000020016017100068016217100068016897100050017578560103018079.839596CaOODSP20221107151636cr |||||||||||170713s1964    oncad  #o    f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn-nt1 aR44-93/1964E-PDF00aBeginners' program committee h[electronic resource] : bSir Alexander Mackenzie School, Inuvik, N.W.T. / cChairman: D.W. Hepburn ... [et al.] ; Editor: M.F. Gaynor.14aBeginners' program : bSir Alexander Mackenzie School, Inuvik, Northwest Territories, 1959-1960  aOttawa : bDepartment of Northern Affairs and National Resources, Northern Administration Branch, Curriculum Section, Education Division, c1964.  a27 p. : bill., graphs  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada].  a"During the first weeks after school opening, teachers who are new to the north and to teaching Indian and Eskimo beginning pupils are often somewhat bewildered by the new challenge facing them. Approaches and methods which have been highly successful with English-speaking children in a middle-class southern Canadian setting do not adequately meet the needs and interests of children from vastly different socioeconomic and cultural backgrounds. To help both new teachers and beginning pupils alike in the difficult first days at school, several teachers at Inuvik developed this Beginner's Program during the 1959-60 school year. The teachers report that this program has met with successes and failures and have included their suggestions on how they would modify the program in succeeding years"--Foreword.072gccstaTeachers072gccstaEducational resources072gccstaAboriginal programs1 aHepburn, Donald Walter.1 aGaynor, Mary F.1 aCanada. bNorthern Administration Branch. bCurriculum Section.1 aCanada. bNorthern Administration Branch. bEducation Division.1 aCanada. bIndian and Northern Affairs Canada.40qPDFs4.24 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/aanc-inac/R44-93-1964-eng.pdf01881cam  2200337za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860021001172450068001382460043002062460069002492500020003182600176003383000010005145000022005245000087005465040041006335200413006746920031010876920031011186920027011497100068011767100078012447100068013227100050013908560103014409.839597CaOODSP20221107151636cr |||||||||||170713s1962    onc    #ob   f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn-nt1 aR44-94/1962E-PDF00aCurriculum guide h[electronic resource] : bvocational mining.10aVocational mining : bcurriculum guide13aNorthwest Territories vocational education mining course 1961-62  aInterim edition  aOttawa : bDepartment of Northern Affairs and National Resources, Northern Administration Branch, Curriculum and Vocational Education Sections, Education Division, c1962.  a23 p.  aTitle from cover.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada].  aIncludes bibliographical references.  a"The course in Vocational Mining outlined herein is unique in that it is a first attempt in a Territorial school to offer a practical course in vocational mining. It is also unique in that the substance of the course has been built from the suggestions and advice offered by outstanding figures in the mining industry who served on a sub-committee of a local Vocational Advisory Committee"--Foreword, p. [1].072gccstaAboriginal programs072gccstaVocational training072gccstaMining industry1 aCanada. bNorthern Administration Branch. bCurriculum Section.1 aCanada. bNorthern Administration Branch. bVocational Education Section.1 aCanada. bNorthern Administration Branch. bEducation Division.1 aCanada. bIndian and Northern Affairs Canada.40qPDFs3.15 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/aanc-inac/R44-94-1962-eng.pdf01528cam  2200277za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860022001171000024001392450128001632600120002913000021004115000021004325000087004535200403005406920020009436920033009636920022009967100078010187100050010968560104011469.844253CaOODSP20221107152714cr |||||||||||170921s1968    ntcb   #o    f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn-sn1 aR44-118/1968E-PDF1 aApplewhite, Ashton.10aEvaluation and report of Western Co-operative College, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan h[electronic resource] / cA.F. Applewhite.  aFort Smith, N.W.T. : bDepartment of Indian Affairs and Northern Development, Vocational Education Section, c1968.  a[43] p. : bmaps  a"June 15, 1968."  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada].  a"The philosophy of the College places emphasis on people rather than on things and mechanics. It believes that people can learn, and that they will perform more effectively if given the opportunity to learn things related to each role they are expected to play. This applies whether the role relates to the job, to membership and leadership roles, or to society generally"--Philosophy and approach.072gccstaColleges072gccstaCooperative education072gccstaAssessment1 aCanada. bNorthern Administration Branch. bVocational Education Section.1 aCanada. bIndian and Northern Affairs Canada.40qPDFs9.89 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/aanc-inac/R44-118-1968-eng.pdf01503cam  2200277za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860022001172450201001392600113003403000010004535000018004635000022004815000087005035200352005906920019009426920020009616920022009817100068010037100050010718560104011219.844663CaOODSP20221107152807cr |||||||||||170927s1969    onc    #os   f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn---1 aR44-120/1969E-PDF02aA brief study of available statistical data on Indian pupil enrolment, 1949-69 h[electronic resource] / cEducation Branch, Social Services, Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development.  aOttawa : bDepartment of Indian Affairs and Northern Development, Education Branch, Social Services, c1969.  a16 p.  a"March 1969."  aTitle from cover.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada].  a"The main objective of this study is to summarise Indian pupil enrolment in schools from 1949-69 as well as to statistically assess age-grade placement of Indian pupils from 1956-57 to 1966-67. The study indicates positive trends in the education of the Indian people and points to new patterns we should expect within the next few years"--p. [1].072gccstaIndians072gccstaStudents072gccstaStatistics2 aIndian and Eskimo Affairs Program (Canada). bEducation Branch.1 aCanada. bIndian and Northern Affairs Canada.40qPDFs2.10 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/aanc-inac/R44-120-1969-eng.pdf01465cam  2200313za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880410013001050430012001180860022001302450137001522600155002893000042004445000022004865000022005085000087005305200111006175460054007286920017007826920030007996920021008297100068008507100078009187100050009968560105010469.845287CaOODSP20221107152932cr |||||||||||171010s1967    oncab  #o    f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  aengbiku  an-cn-nt1 aR44-121/1967E-PDF00aEskimo housing education, Frobisher and Keewatin regions, Arctic district, N.W.T. h[electronic resource] : bsecond interim report.  aOttawa : bDepartment of Indian Affairs and Northern Development, Northern Administration Branch, Education Division, Adult Education Section, c1967.  a1 v. (various pagings) : bill., maps  a"March 31, 1967."  aTitle from cover.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada].  aContains various content prepared for field use by Housing Educators in the Eskimo Rental Housing Program.  aText in English with some text also in Inuktitut.072gccstaInuit072gccstaHousing assistance072gccstaEducation1 aCanada. bNorthern Administration Branch. bEducation Division.1 aCanada. bNorthern Administration Branch. bVocational Education Section.1 aCanada. bIndian and Northern Affairs Canada.40qPDFs29.55 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/aanc-inac/R44-121-1967-eng.pdf01540cam  2200277za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860022001172450172001392600062003113000015003735000019003885000087004075200476004946920031009706920019010016920019010207000023010397100050010627100046011128560104011589.844600CaOODSP20221107152759cr |||||||||||170927s1984    onc    #o    f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn-on1 aR44-119/1984E-PDF12aA survey of day care centre programs on Indian reserves in Ontario 1982/83 h[electronic resource] / cprepared by Kahn-Tineta Horn for Social Development Directorate.  aOttawa : b[Indian and Northern Affairs Canada?], c1984.  a[v], 58 p.  a"April, 1984."  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada].  a"This survey is the first undertaken in Canada by the Indian and Inuit Affairs Programs. The reason for the survey was to gain general knowledge of the day care centres program on reserves in Ontario, and was not intended to evaluate the program. Other regions will be asked to provide the same type of information with the goal of ultimately consulting with the Assembly of First Nations and in order to establish a policy for the program nationally"--Executive summary.072gccstaAboriginal reserves072gccstaDaycare072gccstaSurveys1 aHorn, Kahn-Tineta.1 aCanada. bIndian and Northern Affairs Canada.2 aIndian and Inuit Affairs Program (Canada)40qPDFs2.18 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/aanc-inac/R44-119-1984-eng.pdf02385cam  2200301za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880410013001050430012001180860021001302450077001512460088002282600059003163000030003755000114004055000087005195201096006065460092017026920030017946920031018246920027018557100050018827920051019328560100019839.845417CaOODSP20221107152951cr |||||||||||171012s1991    onco   #o    f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  aengafre  an-cn---1 aR44-124/1991-PDF00aFirst Nations careers week h[electronic resource] : ba how to booklet.15aSemaine des carrières à l'intention des Premières Nations : bconseils pratiques  aOttawa : bIndian and Northern Affairs Canada, c1991.  a14, 14 p. : bphotographs  aTitle on added title page: Semaine des carrières à l'intention des Premières Nations : conseils pratiques.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada].  a"Education is the master key to the improvement of the socio-economic conditions of First Nations people; education is also one of the main elements of self government development. As young people are going through the education system, they must be provided with opportunities to learn about various careers. Careers, especially those relating to work on Aboriginal matters, should be encouraged among First Nations students. As First Nations people move towards self-government, there is a definite need of educated and qualified Aboriginal people. It is important for schools attended by First Nations students to promote careers week which focus upon First Nations related employment opportunities. Therefore, properly planned careers weeks by local schools play an important role in assisting First Nations pursue their goals of self sufficiency. As First Nations people become educated and take up various careers, they as individuals will become self reliant. As more and more First Nations people become self reliant, local Aboriginal communities will become more independent"--p. 3.  aText in English and French with separate title pages, French text follows English text.072gccstaAboriginal peoples072gccstaVocational guidance072gccstaSelf government1 aCanada. bIndian and Northern Affairs Canada.  tFirst Nations careers week w(CaOODSP)9.85698140qPDFs9.08 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/aanc-inac/R44-124-1991.pdf02178cam  2200289za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860022001171000016001392450220001552460028003752600093004033000022004965000016005185000087005345200967006216920020015886920019016086920019016277100069016467100068017158560105017839.841634CaOODSP20221107152132cr |||||||||||170814s1980    mbcd   #o    f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn-mb1 aR44-109/1980E-PDF1 aFoss, F. J.10aResults of the Manitoba reading assessment tests conducted in federal and provincial schools h[electronic resource] : ba report of the Education Branch, Department of Indian Affairs, Manitoba Region / cF.J. Foss.14aManitoba reading survey  a[Winnipeg?] : bDepartment of Indian Affairs, Manitoba Region, Education Branch, c1980.  a131 p. : bgraphs  a"May 1980."  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada].  a"The testing programme was developed at the request of the Minister of Education to provide teachers and other educators with information to use in helping Manitoba School children attain the essential skills needed in certain selected subjects. The first test was in Mathematics, conducted in May of 1978, followed by Creative Writing skills in May of 1979. Reading Skills were tested in May of 1980 and Science skills will be tested in November, 1980. The Reading Results were computer scored. The results allow comparisons of Federal and Provincial schools. The results are compiled in two separate packages: one for principals, one for Superintendents of Education. Two packages are needed so that materials with individual student details are restricted to use in the schools specifically to aid in the extremely important remedial follow-up. Graphs of comparisons across areas are restricted to use by the superintendents of education"--Introduction, p. 1.072gccstaStudents072gccstaReading072gccstaTesting1 aCanada. bIndian and Northern Affairs Canada. bManitoba Region.2 aIndian and Eskimo Affairs Program (Canada). bEducation Branch.40qPDFs26.35 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/aanc-inac/R44-109-1980-eng.pdf02169cam  2200313za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860022001171000020001392450248001592460043004072460032004502600107004823000038005895000016006275000087006435200806007306920020015366920019015566920022015757000016015977100069016137100068016828560105017509.841666CaOODSP20221107152137cr |||||||||||170815s1982    mbcd   #o    f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn-mb1 aR44-111/1982E-PDF1 aMcManus, Patty.10aResults of the Manitoba writing assessment program conducted in federal and provincial schools h[electronic resource] : ba report of the Education Program, Department of Indian and Northern Affairs, Manitoba Region / cP. McManus, F.J. Foss.14aWriting assessment : bManitoba region13aManitoba writing assessment  a[Winnipeg?] : bDepartment of Indian and Northern Affairs, Manitoba Region, Education Program, c1982.  a1 v. (various pagings) : bgraphs  a"May 1982."  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada].  a"Our purpose for participating in the Manitoba Writing Assessment is the same as it was for participating in the Reading and Mathematics Assessments, in order to establish the academic proficiency of the students in comparison to the Provincial Schools. We have already added staff to assist teachers to address the identified specific weaknesses. This, the second Writing Assessment, was administered in May 1982. The manuals for Grades 3, 6, 9 and 12 contained detailed explanations for the administration and marking procedures. Two teachers in each school were required to give a General Impression Mark (GIM) for each of the written selections. 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J.1 aCanada. bIndian and Northern Affairs Canada. bManitoba Region.2 aIndian and Eskimo Affairs Program (Canada). bEducation Branch.40qPDFs29.44 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/aanc-inac/R44-111-1982-eng.pdf02762cam  2200301za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880410013001050430012001180860021001302450081001512460088002322600061003203000032003815000117004135000087005305201437006175460104020546920023021586920039021816920037022207100052022577910051023098560100023609.856981CaOODSP20221107155647cr |||||||||||180525s1991    onco   #o    f000 0 fre d  aCaOODSPbfre  afreaeng  an-cn---1 aR44-124/1991-PDF00aFirst Nations careers week h[ressource électronique] : ba how to booklet.15aSemaine des carrières à l'intention des Premières Nations : bconseils pratiques  aOttawa : bAffaires indiennes et du Nord Canada, c1991.  a14, 14 p. : bphotographies  aTitre de la p. de t. addit. : Semaine des carrières à l'intention des Premières Nations : conseils pratiques.  aÉdition numérisée de l’imprimé [par Affaires autochtones et du Nord Canada].  a« L’éducation est l’élément clé de l’amélioration des conditions socioéconomiques des Premières nations; l’éducation est également l’un des principaux éléments de l’atteinte de l’autonomie gouvernementale. Il faut fournir aux jeunes qui transitent dans le système scolaire l’occasion d’être informés sur diverses carrières. Il importe de promouvoir les carrières, plus particulièrement celles qui se rapportent aux questions autochtones, auprès des étudiants des Premières nations. Dans le contexte de l’évolution des Premières nations vers l’autonomie gouvernementale, il existe un besoin réel de former des autochtones instruits et compétents. Il importe que les écoles fréquentées par les étudiants des Premières nations fassent la promotion d’une semaine des carrières axée principalement sur les possibilités d’emploi liées aux premières nations. Par conséquent, des semaines des carrières bien planifiées par les écoles locales contribuent de façon importante à la poursuite de l’autosuffisance par les Premières nations. Au fur et à mesure que les membres des Premières nations s’instruisent et s’orientent vers diverses carrières, ils deviennent des personnes autosuffisantes. 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The intent is to assist communities in responding to new opportunities as they arise, as well as in reforming and realigning their existing chronic disease programs and services (both prevention and management) according to their own priorities"--Purpose, p. 7.072gccstaIndians 4aChronic diseases 4aDisease management 4aHealth policy1 aCanada. bIndigenous Services Canada.08tPrévention et gestion des maladies chroniques dans les communautés des Premières Nations w(CaOODSP)9.84082740qPDFs889 KBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/aanc-inac/H34-313-2-2017-eng.pdf02004cam  2200313za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470200018000880400017001060430012001230860024001352450174001592600056003333000028003895000153004175000022005705000047005925040048006395200652006876920019013396930024013586930027013826930036014097100047014457750093014928560105015859.840827CaOODSP20221107151934cr |||||||||||170801s2018    onca    ob   f000 0 fre d  a9780660092607  aCaOODSPbfre  an-cn---1 aH34-313/2-2017F-PDF00aPrévention et gestion des maladies chroniques dans les communautés des Premières Nations h[ressource électronique] : bun cadre d’orientation (version résumée).  aOttawa : bServices aux Autochtones Canada, c2018.  a28 p. : bill. en coul.  aPubl. aussi en anglais sous le titre : Preventing and managing chronic disease in First Nations communities: a guidance framework (summary version).  aTitre de la couv.  a« Date de publication : février 2018. »  aComprend des références bibliographiques.  a« Ce Cadre n’a pas été conçu comme plan de mise en œuvre. Il s'agit plutôt d'un document d'orientation non prescriptif qui vise à aider les organisations à réfléchir à leurs propres efforts, à examiner les occasions d’amélioration et à déterminer les prochaines étapes qui s’appliquent à leur propre contexte. 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[1].  aIssued also in print format. 4aDrug carriers (Pharmacy) 4aBlood-brain barrier08tTransporteurs pour franchir la barrière hémato-encéphalique (L-11085, 11750, 12133, 12596, 12599, 12600) w(CaOODSP)9.8508790#tBlood-brain barrier carriers L-11085, 11750, 12133, 12596, 12599, 12600 w(CaOODSP)9.85087840qPDFs147 KBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/cnrc-nrc/NR16-202-2018-eng.pdf02271cam  2200313za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470200033000880400017001210430012001380860038001501100043001882450141002312600064003723000029004365000118004655000022005835000025006055200845006305300043014756930029015186930036015477100043015837750098016267760130017248560103018549.850879CaOODSP20221107154247cr |||||||||||180129s2018    onca    o    f000 0 fre d  a9780660247229z9780660247212  aCaOODSPbfre  an-cn---1 aNR16-202/2018F-PDFzNR16-202/20182 aConseil national de recherches Canada.10aTransporteurs pour franchir la barrière hémato-encéphalique (L-11085, 11750, 12133, 12596, 12599, 12600) h[ressource électronique].  a[Ottawa] : bConseil national de recherches Canada, c2018.  a[2] p. : bill. en coul.  aPubl. aussi en anglais sous le titre : Blood-brain barrier carriers (L-11085, 11750, 12133, 12596, 12599, 12600).  aTitre de départ.  a« Février 2018. »  a« La barrière hémato-encéphalique (BHE) est le principal obstacle à la mise au point de médicaments pour soigner les maladies du système nerveux central (SNC) comme la maladie d’Alzheimer, de Parkinson, l’épilepsie et le cancer du cerveau. Constituée de cellules étroitement accolées, la BHE empêche les corps étrangers de se rendre au cerveau, d’où l’incapacité des molécules biologiques de la franchir et provoquer une réponse thérapeutique. Pour répondre au besoin en produits biologiques modificateurs des maladies du SNC, les chercheurs du CNRC ont créé des transporteurs de médicaments qui franchissent les barrières du cerveau. Ceux-ci peuvent se lier avec un vaste éventail de molécules et être utilisés dans la prévention, le diagnostic et le traitement des maladies du SNC » -- Survol, p. [1].  aÉgalement publ. en version imprimée. 4aVecteurs de médicaments 4aBarrière hémato-encéphalique2 aConseil national de recherches Canada.08tBlood-brain barrier carriers (L-11085, 11750, 12133, 12596, 12599, 12600) w(CaOODSP)9.8508770#tTransporteurs pour franchir la barrière hémato-encéphalique L-11085, 11750, 12133, 12596, 12599, 12600 w(CaOODSP)9.85088040qPDFs386 Kouhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/cnrc-nrc/NR16-204-2018-fra.pdf01770cam  2200289za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470200018000880400017001060430012001230860021001352450089001562600051002453000025002965000115003215000019004365000018004555200690004736930022011636930024011856930026012097100040012357750100012758560105013759.835322CaOODSP20221107150633cr |||||||||||170418s2017    onca    o    f000 0 eng d  a9780660083308  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn---1 aM184-7/2017E-PDF00aGeoenvironmental characteristics of critical metal deposits h[electronic resource].  a[Ottawa] : bNatural Resources Canada, c2017.  a[2] p. : bcol. ill.  aIssued also in French under title: Caractéristiques géoenvironnementales de gisements métalliques critiques  aCaption title.  a"April 2017."  a"The extraction and processing of critical metals such as niobium (Nb) and the rare earth elements (REEs) has led to environmental degradation in some parts of the world, but there are few published studies of these environmental impacts and related risks to human health. Recent studies in Quebec by the Geological Survey of Canada (GSC) are providing new geoscience knowledge on the geoenvironmental characteristics of Nb and REE deposits. This knowledge should help to reduce the environmental risks of future development of these important resources. This fact sheet provides an overview of this ongoing research in the LMS Environmental Geoscience Program"--Provided by publisher. 4aRare earth metals 4aStrategic materials 4aEnvironmental geology1 aCanada. bNatural Resources Canada.08tCaractéristiques géoenvironnementales de gisements métalliques critiques w(CaOODSP)9.83532340qPDFs1.80 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/rncan-nrcan/M184-7-2017-eng.pdf01962cam  2200289za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470200018000880400017001060430012001230860021001352450109001562600055002653000029003205000103003495000022004525000022004745200867004966930029013636930029013926930018014217100044014397750084014838560105015679.835323CaOODSP20221107150633cr |||||||||||170418s2017    onca    o    f000 0 fre d  a9780660083315  aCaOODSPbfre  an-cn---1 aM184-7/2017F-PDF00aCaractéristiques géoenvironnementales de gisements métalliques critiques h[ressource électronique].  a[Ottawa] : bRessources naturelles Canada, c2017.  a[2] p. : bill. en coul.  aPubl. aussi en anglais sous le titre: Geoenvironmental characteristics of critical metal deposits.  aTitre de départ.  a« Avril 2017. »  a« L'extraction et le traitement de métaux critiques tels que le niobium (Nb) et les éléments des terres rares (ETR) ont entraîné une dégradation de l'environnement dans certaines parties du monde, mais peu d'études ont été publiées sur ces impacts environnementaux et les risques connexes pour la santé humaine. Des études récentes menées au Québec par la Commission géologique du Canada (CGC) fournissent de nouvelles connaissances géoscientifiques sur les caractéristiques géoenvironnementales des gisements de Nb et d'ÉTR. Ces connaissances devraient contribuer à réduire les risques environnementaux liés au développement futur de ces importantes ressources. La présente fiche d'information donne un aperçu de cette recherche en cours dans le cadre du Programme de géosciences environnementales du STM » -- Fourni par l'éditeur. 4aMétaux des terres rares 4aMatériaux stratégiques 4aGéoécologie1 aCanada. bRessources naturelles Canada.08tGeoenvironmental characteristics of critical metal deposits w(CaOODSP)9.83532240qPDFs1.77 Mouhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/rncan-nrcan/M184-7-2017-fra.pdf03267cam  2200301za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470200018000880400017001060430012001230860022001351110100001572450290002572600054005473000049006015000247006505000298008975040048011955201329012436920033025726930049026056930028026547100044026827750133027268560106028599.839299CaOODSP20221107151557cr |||||||||||170706s2017    oncad   ob   f100 0 fre d  a9780660089782  aCaOODSPbfre  an-cn---1 aM2-14/2017-1F-PDF2 aConférence des ministres de l'énergie et des mines d(2017 : cSt. Andrews by-the-Sea, N.-B.)10aIntégration des sources d’énergie renouvelable à puissance de sortie variable – l’importance des services essentiels de fiabilité h[ressource électronique] : bConférence des ministres de l’énergie et des mines, St. Andrews by-the-Sea, au Nouveau Brunswick, août 2017.  a[Ottawa : bRessources naturelles Canada, c2017]  avi, 41 p. : bgraph. en coul., ill. en coul.  aPubl. aussi en anglais sous le titre : Integration of variable output renewable energy sources – the importance of essential reliability services: Energy and Mines Ministers’ Conference, St. Andrews by-the-Sea, New Brunswick, August 2017.  a« Le présent document a été préparé pour le compte de Ressources naturelles Canada par la société Power Advisory LLC qui s’est appuyée dans son travail sur l’orientation et les commentaires du Groupe de travail fédéral-provincial-territorial sur le réseau d’électricité. »  aComprend des références bibliographiques.  a« Pour bon nombre de provinces et territoires, il est intéressant de recourir aux technologies de production d’énergie à puissance variable, comme les technologies de production d’énergie éolienne et les technologies de production d’énergie solaire photovoltaïque (PV), afin que le secteur de l’électricité apporte sa contribution à la réalisation des engagements du Canada en matière de réduction des émissions de gaz à effet de serre. Partout au Canada, des centrales électriques alimentées par des combustibles fossiles sont mises hors service pour cette même raison. Cela modifie l’offre et la demande pour trois « services essentiels de fiabilité » (SEF) sur lesquels comptent les exploitants de réseaux pour maintenir la fiabilité du réseau de production-transport d’électricité. Le présent rapport a pour but de présenter aux responsables des politiques et aux organismes de réglementation un aperçu des SEF nécessaires pour maintenir un réseau de production-transport d’électricité fiable, de recenser et de décrire les sources de production qui offrent ces services et de passer en revue les initiatives en matière de politiques et de réglementation en vigueur afin d’accroître le nombre de ressources susceptibles d’offrir ces services » -- Résumé, p. 1.072gccstaÉnergie renouvelable 4aRéseaux électriques (Énergie)--Fiabilité 4aPolitique énergétique1 aCanada. bRessources naturelles Canada.08tIntegration of variable output renewable energy sources – the importance of essential reliability services w(CaOODSP)9.83930040qPDFs1.91 Mouhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/rncan-nrcan/M2-14-2017-1-fra.pdf02791cam  2200301za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470200018000880400017001060430012001230860022001351110085001572450235002422600050004773000041005275000295005685000197008635040041010605200992011016920028020936930040021216930018021617100040021797750164022198560106023839.839300CaOODSP20221107151557cr |||||||||||170706s2017    oncad   ob   f100 0 eng d  a9780660089805  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn---1 aM2-14/2017-1E-PDF2 aEnergy and Mines Ministers' Conference d(2017 : cSt. Andrews by-the-Sea, N.B.)10aIntegration of variable output renewable energy sources – the importance of essential reliability services h[electronic resource] : bEnergy and Mines Ministers’ Conference, St. Andrews by-the-Sea, New Brunswick, August 2017.  a[Ottawa : bNatural Resources Canada, c2017]  avi, 37 p. : bcol. charts, col. ill.  aIssued also in French under title: Intégration des sources d’énergie renouvelable à puissance de sortie variable – l’importance des services essentiels de fiabilité : Conférence des ministres de l’énergie et des mines, St. Andrews by-the-Sea, au Nouveau Brunswick, août 2017.  a"This paper has been prepared for Natural Resources Canada by Power Advisory LLC, based on direction and input provided by Canada’s Federal Provincial Territorial Electricity Working Group."  aIncludes bibliographical references.  a"Variable renewable energy technologies (i.e., wind generation and solar photovoltaic [PV] generation) represent an attractive strategy in many provinces and territories to assist the electricity sector contribute to Canada’s greenhouse gas (GHG) emission reduction commitments. Across Canada, conventional fossil fuel generating units are being retired in response to these same objectives. These changes are affecting the requirements for and availability of three “essential reliability services” (ERS) that system operators rely on to maintain reliability of the bulk electricity system. The purpose of this report is to provide policy makers and regulators with an overview of the ERS needed to maintain a reliable bulk power system; to identify and describe the generation sources that provide these services; and to review policy and regulatory initiatives that are being pursued to increase the number of resources that can provide these services"--Executive summary, p. 1.072gccstaRenewable energy 4aElectric power systems--Reliability 4aEnergy policy1 aCanada. bNatural Resources Canada.08tIntégration des sources d’énergie renouvelable à puissance de sortie variable – l’importance des services essentiels de fiabilité w(CaOODSP)9.83929940qPDFs1.96 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/rncan-nrcan/M2-14-2017-1-eng.pdf02132cam  2200289za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860021001171000023001382450137001612600051002983000047003494900023003965040052004195201055004716930025015266930016015516930020015677100040015877100033016278300070016608560112017309.856878CaOODSP20221107155633cr |||||||||||180523s2018    oncbd   ob   f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn---1 aM183-2/8232E-PDF1 aBent, Allison Lyn.10aMagnitudes at close and very close distances in eastern Canada h[electronic resource] : bissues and recommendations / cA.L. Bent.  a[Ottawa] : bNatural Resources Canada, c2018.  a32 p. : bcharts (mostly col.), col. maps.1 aOpen file ; v8232  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 18-20).  a"The MN magnitude scale used in eastern Canada is not defined for distances of less than 50 km. The ML scale is used instead, but its attenuation relations are not appropriate for eastern Canada. This study compares magnitudes at close and regional distances to develop a reliable conversion relation such that magnitudes from close stations can be objectively compared to magnitudes from more distant stations. The recommendation for routine use is that the MN scale be used for distances greater than 10 km but that a 0.11 magnitude unit correction be applied for distances of 10-50 km. These corrections allow magnitudes to be calculated from a higher number of stations and may increase the magnitude range used for seismic hazard assessments. Magnitudes from stations at distances less than 10 km should not be used unless the earthquake was too small to be recorded at greater distances. In this case, the correction for 10-50 km should be applied but it should be noted that the resulting magnitude may not be accurate"--Provided by publisher. 4aEarthquake magnitude 4aMeasurement 4aCanada, Eastern1 aCanada. bNatural Resources Canada.2 aGeological Survey of Canada.#0aOpen file (Geological Survey of Canada)v8232.w(CaOODSP)9.50687840qPDFs2.08 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/rncan-nrcan/m183-2/M183-2-8232-eng.pdf02091cam  2200313za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860021001172450155001382600051002933000040003444900023003845000175004075040041005825200758006236930010013816930028013916930026014197000032014457100040014777100033015178300070015508560111016208560046017319.856879CaOODSP20221107155634cr |||||||||||180523s2018    oncab   ob   f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn-on1 aM183-2/8299E-PDF00aGeochemistry of glacially derived sediment from the Gads Hill Moraine area, southwestern Ontario h[electronic resource] / cR.D. Knight ... [et al.].  a[Ottawa] : bNatural Resources Canada, c2018.  aiii, 8 p. : bcol. ill., col. maps.1 aOpen file ; v8299  aThis record only includes the Open File in PDF; the complete data set with all the files in various formats is available for free download at http://geoscan.nrcan.gc.ca/.  aIncludes bibliographical references.  a"Over the past 20 years the Geological Survey of Canada (GSC) and the Ontario Geological Survey (OGS) have carried out numerous studies on the glacial sediments of southern Ontario. Much of this work has focused on sequence stratigraphy and basin analysis of sediments within this region, however, there remains a lack of information on the regional geochemistry of these sediments. The objective of this Open File is to publish geochemical data for 40 samples retrieved from a borehole drilled in 2010 in Perth County, located west of Waterloo, Ontario and associated QA-QC data collected using a pXRF spectrometer. Results and simplified stratigraphic units are plotted in graph form along with downhole sand, silt and clay content"--Introd., p. 1, 2. 4aDrift 4aAnalytical geochemistry 4aOntario, Southwestern1 aKnight, Ross David, d1956-1 aCanada. bNatural Resources Canada.2 aGeological Survey of Canada.#0aOpen file (Geological Survey of Canada)v8299.w(CaOODSP)9.50687840qPDFs761 KBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/rncan-nrcan/m183-2/M183-2-8299-eng.pdf4 qHTMLsN/Auhttps://doi.org/10.4095/30820702259cam  2200337za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430021001050860021001262450160001472600051003073000038003584900023003965000175004195040052005945200862006466930016015086930023015246930025015476930012015726930021015847000015016057100040016207100033016608300070016938560112017638560046018759.856883CaOODSP20221107155634cr |||||||||||180523s2017    oncbd   obs  f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn-aban-cn-bc1 aM183-2/8335E-PDF02aA comprehensive earthquake catalogue for northeastern British Columbia and western Alberta, 2014–2016 h[electronic resource] / cR. Visser ... [et al.].  a[Ottawa] : bNatural Resources Canada, c2017.  a28 p. : bcol. charts, col. maps.1 aOpen file ; v8335  aThis record only includes the Open File in PDF; the complete data set with all the files in various formats is available for free download at http://geoscan.nrcan.gc.ca/.  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 11-12).3 a"To gain a better understanding of induced seismicity in northeast British Columbia and western Alberta, we conducted an intensive analysis of seismic data to locate earthquakes that occurred within the area of 52˚N–61˚N, 126˚W–115˚W for the years of 2014 through 2016. Continuous seismic waveforms from as many as 43 stations operated by various organizations in the region were used in this study. A total of 5478 events were identified and located; but only 4916 solutions were deemed acceptable by our quality criteria. The number of earthquakes in our final catalogue is approximately three times the base level of the Canadian National Seismograph Network catalogue. In this report, we describe in detail our location procedures and how each source parameter (origin time, epicenter, focal depth, and magnitude) is determined"--Abstract, p. 3. 4aEarthquakes 4aInduced seismicity 4aHydraulic fracturing 4aAlberta 4aBritish Columbia1 aVisser, R.1 aCanada. bNatural Resources Canada.2 aGeological Survey of Canada.#0aOpen file (Geological Survey of Canada)v8335.w(CaOODSP)9.50687840qPDFs3.01 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/rncan-nrcan/m183-2/M183-2-8335-eng.pdf4 qHTMLsN/Auhttps://doi.org/10.4095/30629202250cam  2200325za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860021001172450192001382600051003303000009003814900023003905000175004135040041005885200880006296930014015096930013015236930028015366930024015647000036015887100040016247100033016648300070016978560111017678560046018789.856886CaOODSP20221107155635cr |||||||||||180523s2018    onc     ob   f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn-qu1 aM183-2/8367E-PDF00aWhole-rock lithogeochemistry of the turbidite-hosted Mustang Au showing, Lower Eastmain greenstone belt, Superior Province, Quebec h[electronic resource] / cA.M. Beauchamp ... [et al.].  a[Ottawa] : bNatural Resources Canada, c2018.  a2 p.1 aOpen file ; v8367  aThis record only includes the Open File in PDF; the complete data set with all the files in various formats is available for free download at http://geoscan.nrcan.gc.ca/.  aIncludes bibliographical references.  a"This report releases whole-rock geochemical and assay results of 176 samples from turbidite-hosted Mustang Au showing, collected during the 2012 to 2013 field seasons as part of a MSc study by the senior author (Beauchamp, 2018) at the Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique, Centre Eau, Terre, Environment (INRS-ETE) in Quebec City. Research at the Mustang Au showing was conducted under the Lode Gold project and analytical data is presented in a format easily importable in a geographic information system (GIS). Samples were collected on surface and from drillcore to document host units, their petrogenesis, the alteration assemblages and the ore. Interpretations are presented in Beauchamp (2018) and Beauchamp et al. (2015). Sample information and geochemical results are presented in Appendices 1 and 2 (worksheet “Results”) respectively"--Summary, p. 1. 4aGold ores 4aAssaying 4aAnalytical geochemistry 4aQuébec (Province)1 aBeauchamp, A.-M. q(Anne-Marie)1 aCanada. bNatural Resources Canada.2 aGeological Survey of Canada.#0aOpen file (Geological Survey of Canada)v8367.w(CaOODSP)9.50687840qPDFs194 KBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/rncan-nrcan/m183-2/M183-2-8367-eng.pdf4 qHTMLsN/Auhttps://doi.org/10.4095/30818001829cam  2200313za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860021001172450178001382600051003163000052003674900023004195000019004425040041004615200647005026930025011496930020011746930015011946930024012097000027012337100040012607100033013008300070013338560112014039.856892CaOODSP20221107155636cr |||||||||||180523s2018    oncad   ob   f000 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn-qu1 aM183-2/8386E-PDF00aTomodensitometry applied to characterize rock properties of a conventional heterogeneous carbonate reservoir in Quebec h[electronic resource] / cS. 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vBill C-354, 1st session, 42nd Parliament  aCover title.  a"As passed by the House of Commons, May 23, 2018."  a"This  enactment  amends  the  Department  of  Public  Works  and Government Services Act to require that the Minister may, in developing  requirements  for  public  works,  allow  the  use  of  wood or any other thing that achieves environmental benefits"--Summary, p. ii.  aText in English and in French.072gccstaLegislation072gccstaWood072gccstaPurchasing  tAn Act to amend the Department of Public Works and Government Services Act (use of wood) w(CaOODSP)9.856917#0aBill C-...vBill C-354, 1st session, 42nd Parliamentw(CaOODSP)9.50065940qPDFs189 KBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/parl/XB421-354-3.pdf01853cam  2200325za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880410013001050430012001180860020001301100049001502450239001992460117004382600047005553000013006024900080006155000022006955000063007175200350007805460038011306920024011686920016011926920017012087910114012258300095013398560093014349.856917CaOODSP20221107155639cr |||||||||||180524s2018    onc    #ol|||f|0| 0|fre d  aCaOODSPbfre  afreaeng  an-cn---1 aXB421-354/3-PDF1 aCanada. bParlement. bChambre des communes.13aAn Act to amend the Department of Public Works and Government Services Act (use of wood) h[ressource électronique] = bLoi modifiant la Loi sur le ministère des Travaux publics et des Services gouvernementaux (utilisation du bois).11aLoi modifiant la Loi sur le ministère des Travaux publics et des Services gouvernementaux (utilisation du bois)  a[Ottawa] : bChambre des communes, c2018.  aii, 1 p.1 aProjet de loi C- ... ; 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vBill C-403, 1st session, 42nd Parliament  aCover title.  a"First reading, May 24, 2018."  a"This enactment designates the month of November in each and every year as “Diabetes Awareness Month” "--Summary, p. ii.  aText in English and in French.072gccstaDiabetes072gccstaAwareness072gccstaLegislation  tAn Act to designate the month of November as Diabetes Awareness Month  w(CaOODSP)9.856933#0aBill C-...vBill C-403, 1st session, 42nd Parliamentw(CaOODSP)9.50065940qPDFs144 KBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/parl/XB421-403-1.pdf01635cam  2200337za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880410013001050430012001180860020001301100049001502450188001992460084003872460073004712600085005443000013006294900080006425000022007225000044007445200115007885460038009036920028009416920021009696920024009907910095010148300095011098560093012049.856933CaOODSP20221107155641cr |||||||||||180524s2018    onc    #ol|||f|0| 0|fre d  aCaOODSPbfre  afreaeng  an-cn---1 aXB421-403/1-PDF1 aCanada. bParlement. bChambre des communes.13aAn Act to designate the month of November as Diabetes Awareness Month  h[ressource électronique] = bLoi désignant le mois de novembre comme Mois de la sensibilisation au diabète.31aLoi désignant le mois de novembre comme Mois de la sensibilisation au diabète11iTitre abrégé : aLoi sur le Mois de la sensibilisation au diabète  a[Ottawa] : bHouse of Commons of Canada = Chambre des communes du Canada,c2018.  aii, 1 p.1 aProjet de loi C- ... ; vProjet de loi C-403, 1re session, 42e législature  aTitre de la couv.  a« Première lecture le 24 mai 2018. »  a« Le texte désigne le mois de novembre comme «Mois de la sensibilisation au diabète» »--Sommaire, p. ii.  aTexte en français et en anglais.072gccstaSensibilisation 072gccstaDiabète 072gccstaLégislation  tAn Act to designate the month of November as Diabetes Awareness Month  w(CaOODSP)9.856928#0aProjet de loi C-...vProjet de loi C-403, 1re session, 42e législaturew(CaOODSP)9.50066040qPDFs144 Kouhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/parl/XB421-403-1.pdf02434cam  2200301za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860023001171100086001402450177002262460134004032600084005373000009006214900122006305000202007525000019009545200646009736920023016196920025016426920029016677750190016968300140018868560106020269.856975CaOODSP20221107155647cr |||||||||||180525s2018    onc     o    f|0| 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn---1 aYC3-1/0-421-4E-PDF1 aCanada. bParliament. bStanding Joint Committee for the Scrutiny of Regulations.10aReport no. 92 – accessibility of documents incorporated by reference in federal regulations – reply to the government response to report no. 90 h[electronic resource].30aAccessibility of documents incorporated by reference in federal regulations – reply to the government response to report no. 90  6[Ottawa] : 8Standing Joint Committee for the Scrutiny of Regulations, a[2018]  a5 p.1 aReport of the Standing Joint Committee for the Scrutiny of Regulations ; v4th report, [42nd Parliament, 1st session]  aIssued also in French under title: Rapport no. 92 - accessibilité des documents incorporés par renvoi dans les règlements fédéraux - réplique à la réponse du gouvernement au rapport no. 90.  aCaption title.  a"Pursuant to its permanent reference, section 19 of the Statutory  Instruments  Act, R.S.C. 1985, c. S-22, and the order of reference approved by the Senate on March 22, 2016  and  by  the  House  of  Commons  on  March  24,  2016,  and  further  to  the  Government Response to its Second Report (Report No. 90) presented in the Senate on  October  25,  2017,  and  in  the  House  of  Commons  on  July  19,  2017,  the  Joint  Committee  wishes  to  respond  and  draw  the  attention  of  the  Houses  to  its  further  recommendations relating to the accessibility of documents incorporated by reference in federal regulations"--p. [1].072gccstaRegulations072gccstaAccessibility072gccstaGovernment policy08tRapport no. 92 – accessibilité des documents incorporés par renvoi dans les règlements fédéraux – réplique à la réponse du gouvernement au rapport no. 90 w(CaOODSP)9.856980#0aReport of the Standing Joint Committee for the Scrutiny of Regulations ;v4th report, [42nd Parliament, 1st session]w(CaOODSP)9.83579440qPDFs148 KBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/sen/yc3-1-0/YC3-1-0-421-4-eng.pdf02530cam  2200301za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860023001171100083001402450199002232460151004222600082005733000009006554900118006645000192007825000022009745200732009966920023017286920026017516920037017777750172018148300136019868560106021229.856980CaOODSP20221107155647cr |||||||||||180525s2018    onc     o    f|0| 0 fre d  aCaOODSPbfre  an-cn---1 aYC3-1/0-421-4F-PDF1 aCanada. bParlement. bComité mixte permanent d'examen de la réglementation.10aRapport no. 92 – accessibilité des documents incorporés par renvoi dans les règlements fédéraux – réplique à la réponse du gouvernement au rapport no. 90 h[ressource électronique].30aAccessibilité des documents incorporés par renvoi dans les règlements fédéraux – réplique à la réponse du gouvernement au rapport no. 90  a[Ottawa] : bComité mixte permanent d'examen de la réglementation, c[2018]  a5 p.1 aRapport du Comité mixte permanent d'examen de la réglementation ; v4e rapport, [42e législature, 1re session]  aPubl. aussi en anglais sous le titre : Report no. 92 – accessibility of documents incorporated by reference in federal regulations – reply to the government response to report no. 90.  aTitre de départ.  a« Conformément à son ordre de renvoi permanent, à l’article 19 de la Loi sur les textes réglementaires, L.R.C. 1985, ch. S-22, et à l’ordre de renvoi approuvé par le Sénat le 22  mars  2016,  et  par  la  Chambre  des  communes,  le  24  mars  2016,  et  suite  à  la  Réponse du Gouvernement au Deuxième Rapport du Comité mixte (Rapport No 90), présentée  au  Sénat  le  25  octobre  2017,  et  à  la  Chambre  des  communes  le  19  juillet  2017,  le  Comité  mixte  souhaite  porter  à  l’attention  des  Chambres  sa  réplique  et  ses recommandations    supplémentaires    concernant    l’accessibilité    des    documents    incorporés par renvoi dans les règlements fédéraux »--p. [1].072gccstaRèglements072gccstaAccessibilité072gccstaPolitique gouvernementale08tReport no. 92 – accessibility of documents incorporated by reference in federal regulations – reply to the government response to report no. 90 w(CaOODSP)9.856975#0aRapport du Comité mixte permanent d'examen de la réglementation ;v4e rapport, [42e législature, 1re session]w(CaOODSP)9.83579640qPDFs144 Kouhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/sen/yc3-1-0/YC3-1-0-421-4-fra.pdf01810cam  2200301za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860025001171100096001422450099002382600043003373000015003804900111003955000076005065000077005825040039006595200427006986920026011256920025011517000034011767750060012108300129012708560109013999.856831CaOODSP20221107155626cr |||||||||||180522s2018    onc    #o    f|0| 0 eng d  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn---1 aXC66-1/1-421-20E-PDF1 aCanada. bParliament. bHouse of Commons. bStanding Committee on Justice and Human Rights.10aImproving support for jurors in Canada h[electronic resource] / cAnthony Housefather, chair.  a[Ottawa] : bHouse of Commons, c2018.  avii, 69 p.1 aReport of the Standing Committee on Justice and Human Rights ; v20th report, 42nd Parliament, 1st session  aIssued also in French under title: Mieux soutenir les jurés au Canada.  aOriginal published on: 2018/05/22; published on: 2018/05/28, 2018/05/29.  aIncludes bibliographic references.  a"At its June 8, 2017 meeting, the House of Commons Standing Committee on Justice and Human Rights (the Committee) unanimously agreed to a motion that it “conduct a study, at the earliest opportunity, into counselling and other mental health supports for jurors and that it report its findings to the House.” This would be the first such study by a parliamentary committee of this important matter"--Introduction, p. 5.072gccstaJustice system072gccstaMental health1 aHousefather, Anthony, d1971-08tMieux soutenir les jurés au Canada w(CaOODSP)9.856832#0aReport of the Standing Committee on Justice and Human Rights ;v20th report, 42nd Parliament, 1st sessionw(CaOODSP)9.50699940qPDFs6.22 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/parl/xc66-1/XC66-1-1-421-20-eng.pdf02010cam  2200301za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880430012001050860025001171100113001422450108002552600047003633000015004104900123004255000083005485000094006315040048007255200531007736920031013046920026013357000034013617750063013958300141014588560109015999.856832CaOODSP20221107155627cr |||||||||||180522s2018    onc    #o    f|0| 0 fre d  aCaOODSPbfre  an-cn---1 aXC66-1/1-421-20F-PDF1 aCanada. bParlement. bChambre des communes. bComité permanent de la justice et des droits de la personne.10aMieux soutenir les jurés au Canada h[ressource électronique] / cle président, Anthony Housefather.  a[Ottawa] : bChambre des communes, c2018.  avii, 73 p.1 aRapport du Comité permanent de la justice et des droits de la personne ; v20e rapport, 42e législature, 1re session  aPubl. aussi en anglais sous le titre : Improving support for jurors in Canada.  aDate originale de publication : 2018/05/22; date de publication : 2018/05/28, 2018/05/29.  aComprend des références bibliographiques.  a« Lors de sa réunion du 8 juin 2017, le Comité permanent de la justice et des droits de la personne de la Chambre des communes (le Comité) a adopté à l’unanimité une motion à l’effet d’entreprendre « une étude, à la première occasion, sur le counseling et les autres services de santé mentale offerts aux jurés, et qu’il fasse rapport de ses conclusions à la Chambre des communes ». 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Update 00aDepartmental sustainable development strategy. p... update h[electronic resource] / cPublic Health Agency of Canada.  a[Ottawa] : bPublic Health Agency of Canada, c[2018]-[2019]  aAnnual1 aBegan with: 2018/2019; ceased with 2019/2020.  aIssued also in French under title: Stratégie ministérielle de développement durable. Mise à jour ...072gccstaSustainable development072gccstaStrategic management2 aPublic Health Agency of Canada.08tStratégie ministérielle de développement durable. w(CaOODSP)9.85612301056cas  2200253za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470220014000880400017001020430012001190860016001312220077001472450145002242600070003693100011004393620065004505000109005156920032006246920034006567100041006907750071007319.856123CaOODSP20221107155451cr |||||||||||180503d20182019oncar p o    f0   b0fre|d  a2561-6765  aCaOODSPbfre  an-cn---1 aHP2-29F-PDF 0aStratégie ministérielle de développement durable ... 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Young ... [et al.]. Cf. Acknowledgements.  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 13-14).  a"Subunit and split virus inactivated influenza vaccines are two commonly used types of seasonal influenza vaccines, and continue to dominate the market in Canada. Although these two formulations of influenza vaccine have been available for many decades, NACI has not previously conducted a literature review to investigate the comparative vaccine effectiveness of these different formulations. A difference in vaccine effectiveness between these formulations would be especially important for older adults (65 years of age or older), since there is evidence that older adults experience more severe illness due to influenza and have reduced vaccine effectiveness compared to younger adults. 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Young ... [et al.]. Cf. Remerciements.  aComprend des références bibliographiques (p. 14-16).  a« Le vaccin antigrippal inactivé sous-unitaire et le vaccin antigrippal inactivé à virion fragmenté sont deux types communs de vaccins antigrippaux saisonniers, et continuent de dominer le marché au Canada. Même si ces deux formulations de vaccin antigrippal sont disponibles depuis plusieurs décennies, le CCNI n’a encore jamais réalisé de revue de la littérature pour étudier l’efficacité comparative des vaccins de ces différentes formulations. Une différence dans l’efficacité du vaccin entre ces formulations serait particulièrement importante pour les personnes âgées (de 65 ans ou plus), étant donné qu’il est prouvé que les personnes âgées sont plus susceptibles de développer une maladie grave causée par l’influenza et que les vaccins sont moins efficaces sur ces dernières que chez les jeunes adultes. 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Le contenu des tableaux 4 et 5 des anciennes publications a été préservé et amélioré dans les tableaux 2 à 5 de 47-250 lesquels contiennent des données sur l'industrie et les produits.  aLes bulletins publiés dans la coll.: Census of manufactures.  aLes bulletins de 1985-1986 publiés par la Division de l'industrie.  aLes livr. de 1987 et 1991 n'ont pas été publiée.  aTexte en anglais et en français.  aPubl. 1988-1994 par la Section de l'enquête annuelle des manufactures.  aFusion de: Sporting goods and toy industries; Miscellaneous manufacturing industries (Statistics Canada); Scientific and professional equipment industries; Signs and displays industry (Final); et, Jewellery and precious metal industries.072gccstaIndustrie de la fabrication1 aCanada. bStatistique Canada. bDivision de l'industrie.1 aCanada. bStatistique Canada. bSection du recensement des manufactures.1 aCanada. bStatistique Canada. bSection de l'enquête annuelle des manufactures.00tSporting goods and toy industries w(CaOODSP)9.85562400tMiscellaneous manufacturing industries w(CaOODSP)9.85580400tScientific and professional equipment industries w(CaOODSP)9.85588100tSigns and displays industry w(CaOODSP)9.856493  tOther manufacturing industries w(CaOODSP)9.85675601617cas  2200349za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470220014000880400017001020410013001190430012001320860017001442450229001612460036003902460057004262460064004832600070005473100012006173620058006294900041006875000067007285460038007955800131008336920031009646920023009957100070010187800050010887850065011387910064012039.855347CaOODSP20221107155259cr |||||||||||180417d19851994oncmr p oss  f0###b0fre|d  y0828-1556  aCaOODSPbfre  aengafre  an-cn---1 aCS65-001-PDF00aSummary of Canadian international trade h[ressource électronique] / cStatistics Canada, International Trade Division = Sommaire du commerce international du Canada / Statistique Canada, Division du commerce international.11aSommaire du commerce extérieur10aSummary of Canadian international trade (H.S. based)10aSommaire du commerce international du Canada (base du S.H.)  a[Ottawa] : bStatistics Canada = Statistique Canada, c1985-1994.  aMensuel0 aVol. 39, no. 2 (fév. 1985)-v. 48, no. 3 (mars 1994).0 aTrade of Canada = Commerce du Canada  aÉdition numérisée de l’imprimé [par Statistique Canada].  aTexte en anglais et en français.  aFusionné avec : Preliminary statement of Canadian international trade, et devient : Canadian international merchandise trade.072gccstaCommerce extérieur072gccstaStatistique1 aCanada.bStatistique Canada.bDivision du commerce international.00tSummary of external trade w(CaOODSP)9.85533600tCanadian international merchandise trade w(CaOODSP)9.500164  tSummary of Canadian international trade w(CaOODSP)9.85534501045cas  2200277za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470220014000880400017001020410013001190430012001320860017001442450179001612460087003402600063004273100011004903620010005015000019005115000066005305460032005966920029006287100023006577920087006809.856505CaOODSP20221107155539cr |||||||||||180511d19771977oncar p oss  f0###a0eng|d  y0707-7483  aCaOODSPbeng  aengafre  an-cn---  aCS47-212-PDF00aPlastic film (sheeting and layflat tubing) and coated products h[electronic resource] = bPellicules en matière plastique (feuilles et tubes "layflat") et produits enduits.11aPellicules en matière plastique (feuilles et tubes "layflat") et produits enduits  aOttawa : bStatistics Canada = Statistique Canada, c1978.  aAnnual0 a1977.  aCaption title.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Statistics Canada].  aText in English and French.072gccstaPlastics industry2 aStatistics Canada.  tPlastic film (sheeting and layflat tubing) and coated products w(CaOODSP)9.85650601077cas  2200277za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470220014000880400017001020410013001190430012001320860017001442450183001612460087003442600063004313100011004943620010005055000022005155000067005375460038006046920046006427100024006887910087007129.856506CaOODSP20221107155539cr |||||||||||180511d19771977oncar p oss  f0###b0fre|d  y0707-7483  aCaOODSPbfre  aengafre  an-cn---  aCS47-212-PDF00aPlastic film (sheeting and layflat tubing) and coated products h[ressource électronique] = bPellicules en matière plastique (feuilles et tubes "layflat") et produits enduits.11aPellicules en matière plastique (feuilles et tubes "layflat") et produits enduits  aOttawa : bStatistics Canada = Statistique Canada, c1978.  aAnnuel0 a1977.  aTitre de départ.  aÉdition numérisée de l’imprimé [par Statistique Canada].  aTexte en anglais et en français.072gccstaIndustrie des matières plastiques2 aStatistique Canada.  tPlastic film (sheeting and layflat tubing) and coated products w(CaOODSP)9.85650501202cas  2200289za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880410013001050430012001180860021001302450102001512460042002532600169002953100011004643620010004754900115004855000019006005000066006195000030006855460032007156920028007477100082007757920055008579.852669CaOODSP20221107154635cr |||||||||||180301d19741974oncar p oss  f0###a0eng|d  aCaOODSPbeng  aengafre  an-cn---1 aCS34-219-P-2-PDF00aPressed and punched felt mills h[electronic resource] = bFabriques de feutre pressé et aéré.11aFabriques de feutre pressé et aéré  a[Ottawa] : bStatistics Canada, Manufacturing and Primary Industries Division = Statistique Canada, Division des industries manufacturières et primaires, c[1976?]  aAnnual0 a1974.0 aAnnual census of manufactures. Preliminary bulletin = Recensement annuel des manufactures. Bulletin provisoire  aCaption title.  aDigitized edition from print [produced by Statistics Canada].  a"S.I.C. - 1852 - C.A.É."  aText in English and French.072gccstaTextile industry1 aCanada. bStatistics Canada. bManufacturing and Primary Industries Division.  tPressed and punched felt mills w(CaOODSP)9.85267301226cas  2200289za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470400017000880410013001050430012001180860021001302450106001512460042002572600169002993100011004683620010004794900115004895000022006045000067006265000030006935460038007236920029007617100091007907910055008819.852673CaOODSP20221107154635cr |||||||||||180301d19741974oncar p oss  f0###b0fre|d  aCaOODSPbfre  aengafre  an-cn---1 aCS34-219-P-2-PDF00aPressed and punched felt mills h[ressource électronique] = bFabriques de feutre pressé et aéré.11aFabriques de feutre pressé et aéré  a[Ottawa] : bStatistics Canada, Manufacturing and Primary Industries Division = Statistique Canada, Division des industries manufacturières et primaires, c[1976?]  aAnnuel0 a1974.0 aAnnual census of manufactures. Preliminary bulletin = Recensement annuel des manufactures. Bulletin provisoire  aTitre de départ.  aÉdition numérisée de l’imprimé [par Statistique Canada].  a"S.I.C. - 1852 - C.A.É."  aTexte en anglais et en français.072gccstaIndustrie textile1 aCanada. bStatistique Canada. bDivision des industries manufacturières et primaires.  tPressed and punched felt mills w(CaOODSP)9.85266901840cam  2200301za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470200018000880400017001060430012001230860023001351100043001582450128002012600068003293000039003974900045004365000145004815040041006265200497006676920028011646920025011926920026012177750129012438300064013728560102014369.849306CaOODSP20221107153903cr |||||||||||171229s2018    qucab   ob   f000 0 eng d  a9780660243924  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn-bc1 aTU3-7/16-0362E-PDF2 aTransportation Safety Board of Canada.10aGrounding and abandonment, passenger vessel Stellar Sea, Tofino, British Columbia, 01 October 2016 h[electronic resource].  aGatineau, QC : bTransportation Safety Board of Canada, c2018.  aiv, 29 p. : bcol. ill., col. map.1 aMarine investigation report ; vM16P0362  aIssued also in French under title: Échouement et abandon, navire à passagers Stellar Sea, Tofino (Colombie-Britannique), 1er octobre 2016.  aIncludes bibliographical references.  a"On the afternoon of 01 October 2016, the passenger vessel Stellar Sea, with 28 people on board, departed Tofino, British Columbia, on a bear-watching excursion. At approximately 1744 Pacific Daylight Time, in Warn Bay, the vessel struck a charted rock and went aground. The passengers and crew abandoned the vessel and were evacuated with the assistance of the passenger vessels Pacific Springs and Rip Tide. Two passengers sustained minor injuries. No pollution was reported"--Summary, t.p.072gccstaMarine accidents072gccstaMarine safety072gccstaInvestigations08tÉchouement et abandon, navire à passagers Stellar Sea, Tofino (Colombie-Britannique), 1er octobre 2016 w(CaOODSP)9.849308#0aMarine investigation report ;vM16P0362.w(CaOODSP)9.50486740qPDFs911 KBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/bst-tsb/TU3-7-16-0362-eng.pdf01994cam  2200301za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470200018000880400017001060430012001230860023001351100054001582450138002122600079003503000048004294900045004775000143005225040048006655200610007136920029013236920031013526920020013837750123014038300064015268560102015909.849308CaOODSP20221107153903cr |||||||||||171229s2018    qucab   ob   f000 0 fre d  a9780660243931  aCaOODSPbfre  an-cn-bc1 aTU3-7/16-0362F-PDF2 aBureau de la sécurité des transports du Canada.10aÉchouement et abandon, navire à passagers Stellar Sea, Tofino (Colombie-Britannique), 1er octobre 2016 h[ressource électronique].  aGatineau, QC : bBureau de la sécurité des transports du Canada, c2018.  aiv, 31 p. : bcarte en coul., ill. en coul.1 aRapport d'enquête maritime ; vM16P0362  aPubl. aussi en anglais sous le titre : Grounding and abandonment, passenger vessel Stellar Sea, Tofino, British Columbia, 01 October 2016.  aComprend des références bibliographiques.  a« L’après-midi du 1er octobre 2016, le navire à passagers Stellar Sea a quitté Tofino (Colombie-Britannique) avec 28 personnes à son bord pour effectuer une excursion d’observation d’ours. Vers 17 h 44, heure avancée du Pacifique, le navire a heurté un récif représenté sur les cartes dans la baie Warn et s’est échoué. Les passagers et l’équipage ont abandonné le navire et ont été évacués avec l’aide des navires à passagers Pacific Springs et Rip Tide. Deux passagers ont subi des blessures mineures. L’incident n’a pas provoqué de pollution » -- Résumé, p. de t.072gccstaAccident maritime072gccstaSécurité nautique072gccstaEnquête08tGrounding and abandonment, passenger vessel Stellar Sea, Tofino, British Columbia, 01 October 2016 w(CaOODSP)9.849306#0aRapport d'enquête maritime ;vM16P0362.w(CaOODSP)9.50126940qPDFs888 Kouhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/bst-tsb/TU3-7-16-0362-fra.pdf01944cam  2200301za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470200018000880400017001060430012001230860023001351100043001582450157002012600069003583000046004274900046004735000191005195040041007105200467007516920029012186920026012476920026012737750175012998300065014748560103015399.856024CaOODSP20221107155436cr |||||||||||180501s2018    qucabk  ob   f000 0 eng d  a9780660264462  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn-bc1 aTU3-6/16-0195E-PDF2 aTransportation Safety Board of Canada.10aEmployee injury, BCR Properties Ltd., Roberts Bank Yard, mile 16.8, Port subdivision, Delta, British Columbia, 18 December 2016 h[electronic resource].  aGatineau, QC : bTransportation Safety Board of Canada, cc2018.  aiv, 45 p. : bforms, col. ill., col. map.1 aRailway investigation report ; vR16V0195  aIssued also in French under title: Employé blessé, BCR Properties Ltd., triage Roberts Bank, point milliaire 16,8, subdivision de Port, Delta (Colombie-Britannique), 18 décembre 2016.  aIncludes bibliographical references.  a"On 18 December 2016, at about 1200 Pacific Standard Time, a Toronto Terminals Railway switching crew was shoving 66 empty intermodal platforms onto the east leg track at Roberts Bank Yard in Delta, British Columbia. At the same time, 2 PNR RailWorks track workers were clearing snow from a switch on the same track. One of the track workers was struck by the leading platform of the movement and was transported to hospital with serious injuries"--Summary, t.p.072gccstaRailway accidents072gccstaRailway safety072gccstaInvestigations08tEmployé blessé, BCR Properties Ltd., triage Roberts Bank, point milliaire 16,8, subdivision de Port, Delta (Colombie-Britannique), 18 décembre 2016 w(CaOODSP)9.856027#0aRailway investigation report ;vR16V0195.w(CaOODSP)9.50484940qPDFs1.40 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/bst-tsb/TU3-6-16-0195-eng.pdf02068cam  2200301za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470200018000880400017001060430012001230860023001351100054001582450184002122600080003963000061004764900048005375000172005855040048007575200537008056920032013426920034013746920020014087750152014288300083015808560103016639.856027CaOODSP20221107155437cr |||||||||||180501s2018    qucabk  ob   f000 0 fre d  a9780660264479  aCaOODSPbfre  an-cn-bc1 aTU3-6/16-0195F-PDF2 aBureau de la sécurité des transports du Canada.10aEmployé blessé, BCR Properties Ltd., triage Roberts Bank, point milliaire 16,8, subdivision de Port, Delta (Colombie-Britannique), 18 décembre 2016 h[ressource électronique].  aGatineau, QC : bBureau de la sécurité des transports du Canada, cc2018.  aiv, 48 p. : bcarte en coul., formulaires, ill. en coul.1 aRapport d'enquête ferroviaire ; vR16V0195  aPubl. aussi en anglais sous le titre : Employee injury, BCR Properties Ltd., Roberts Bank Yard, mile 16.8, Port subdivision, Delta, British Columbia, 18 December 2016.  aComprend des références bibliographiques.  a« Le 18 décembre 2016, vers 12 h, heure normale du Pacifique, une équipe de manœuvre de la Toronto Terminals Railway poussait 66 plateformes intermodales vides sur la voie de la branche est au triage Roberts Bank, à Delta (Colombie-Britannique). Au même moment, 2 travailleurs de la voie de PNR RailWorks déneigeaient un aiguillage sur la même voie. Un des travailleurs a été heurté par la plateforme de tête du mouvement; il a subi de graves blessures et a dû être transporté à l’hôpital » -- Résumé, p. de t.072gccstaAccident ferroviaire072gccstaSécurité ferroviaire072gccstaEnquête08tEmployee injury, BCR Properties Ltd., Roberts Bank Yard, mile 16.8, Port subdivision, Delta, British Columbia, 18 December 2016 w(CaOODSP)9.856024#0aRapport d'enquête sur un accident ferroviaire ;vR16V0195.w(CaOODSP)9.50125240qPDFs1.40 Mouhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/bst-tsb/TU3-6-16-0195-fra.pdf02243cam  2200313za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470200018000880400017001060430012001230860023001351100043001582450159002012600069003603000048004294900045004775000212005225040041007345200557007756920028013326920025013606920026013857750196014117940155016078300064017628560103018269.856267CaOODSP20221107155511cr |||||||||||180508s2018    qucab   ob   f000 0 eng d  a9780660265100  aCaOODSPbeng  an-cn-bc1 aTU3-7/17-0098E-PDF2 aTransportation Safety Board of Canada.10aPartial sinking with loss of life, commercial sport fishing vessel BC1329967 (Catatonic), Tofino, British Columbia, 30 April 2017 h[electronic resource].  aGatineau, QC : bTransportation Safety Board of Canada, cc2018.  aiv, 30 p. : bill. (mostly col.), col. map.1 aMarine investigation report ; vM17P0098  aIssued also in French under title: Bateau partiellement submergé avec pertes de vie, bateau de pêche sportive à utilisation commerciale BC1329967 (Catatonic), Tofino (Colombie-Britannique), 30 avril 2017.  aIncludes bibliographical references.  a"On 30 April 2017, at approximately 1314 Pacific Daylight Time, the sport fishing vessel Catatonic took on water and partially sank near Tofino, BC. The operator and 4 passengers were recovered from the water by 2 assisting vessels, and were transferred to a local hospital. Two of the vessel occupants were later pronounced dead. The vessel was eventually towed, dewatered, and secured at a local dock in Tofino. At the time of the occurrence, the vessel had approximately 200 L of marine gas oil on board. Minor pollution was reported"--Summary, t.p.072gccstaMarine accidents072gccstaMarine safety072gccstaInvestigations08tBateau partiellement submergé avec pertes de vie, bateau de pêche sportive à utilisation commerciale BC1329967 (Catatonic), Tofino (Colombie-Britannique), 30 avril 2017 w(CaOODSP)9.856272  tPartial sinking with loss of life, commercial sport fishing vessel BC1329967 (Catatonic), Tofino (British Columbia), 30 April 2017 w(CaOODSP)9.859439#0aMarine investigation report ;vM17P0098.w(CaOODSP)9.50486740qPDFs1.05 MBuhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/bst-tsb/TU3-7-17-0098-eng.pdf02390cam  2200313za 45000010009000000030008000090050015000170070015000320080041000470200018000880400017001060430012001230860023001351100054001582450205002122600080004173000065004974900045005625000174006075040048007815200650008296920029014796920031015086920020015397750154015597940196017138300064019098560103019739.856272CaOODSP20221107155512cr |||||||||||180508s2018    qucab   ob   f000 0 fre d  a9780660265117  aCaOODSPbfre  an-cn-bc1 aTU3-7/17-0098F-PDF2 aBureau de la sécurité des transports du Canada.10aBateau partiellement submergé avec pertes de vie, bateau de pêche sportive à utilisation commerciale BC1329967 (Catatonic), Tofino (Colombie-Britannique), 30 avril 2017 h[ressource électronique].  aGatineau, QC : bBureau de la sécurité des transports du Canada, cc2018.  aiv, 31 p. : bcarte en coul., ill. (principalement en coul.)1 aRapport d'enquête maritime ; vM17P0098  aPubl. aussi en anglais sous le titre : Partial sinking with loss of life, commercial sport fishing vessel BC1329967 (Catatonic), Tofino, British Columbia, 30 April 2017.  aComprend des références bibliographiques.  a« Le 30 avril 2017, vers 13 h 14, heure avancée du Pacifique, le bateau de pêche sportive Catatonic a pris l’eau et a partiellement coulé près de Tofino (Colombie-Britannique). Le conducteur et les 4 passagers ont été secourus par 2 navires venus à leur aide, puis transportés dans un hôpital local. Le décès de 2 des occupants du bateau a été constaté par la suite. Plus tard, le bateau a été remorqué, vidé de son eau, puis amarré à un quai local à Tofino. Au moment de l’événement, il y avait environ 200 L de diesel marin à bord du bateau. L’incident a provoqué une pollution légère » -- Résumé, p. de t.072gccstaAccident maritime072gccstaSécurité nautique072gccstaEnquête08tPartial sinking with loss of life, commercial sport fishing vessel BC1329967 (Catatonic), Tofino, British Columbia, 30 April 2017 w(CaOODSP)9.856267  tBateau partiellement submergé avec pertes de vie, bateau de pêche sportive à utilisation commerciale BC1329967 (Catatonic), Tofino (Colombie-Britannique), 30 avril 2017 w(CaOODSP)9.859440#0aRapport d'enquête maritime ;vM17P0098.w(CaOODSP)9.50126940qPDFs1.08 Mouhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2018/bst-tsb/TU3-7-17-0098-fra.pdf