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Contemporary Manitoba writers: new critical studies
Kenneth James HughesDuring the past 20 years, Manitoba has experienced an astonishing surge of literary activity, dazzling in its diversity and in its divergence from conventional writerly wisdom.
Research Bulletin - University of Manitoba, Department of ...
University of Manitoba. Dept. of Agricultural Economics and Farm ManagementPublications which communicate methodological and/or research information, and report on analytical techniques.
Dictionary of Canadian Biography
Francess G. HalpennyROTHNEY, GORDON OLIVER. Honorary fellow, St John's College, and formerly professor of history, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Manitoba. Marc-Amable Girard. ROUILLARD, JACQUES. Professeur d'histoire, Universite de Montreal, ...
Annual Report - The Manitoba Hydro-electric Board
Manitoba HydroOn average, about 30 billion kilowatt hours of electricity are generated annually, with 98 per cent produced from 14 hydroelectric generating stations on the Nelson, Winnipeg, Saskatchewan, and Laurie rivers. About two per cent of the ...
In Search of April Raintree
Beatrice MosionierPortage & Main Press and the Manitoba Writer s Guild Inc. are pleased to announce the selection of In Search of April Raintree for the On The Same Page: Manitoba Reads! project.
Acts of the Legislature of the Province of Manitoba: Passed ...
ManitobaCHAPTER 73 An Act (or the relief of Christopher John Whelen. [Assented to April 22nd, 1949] WHEREAS, under The Workmen's Compensation Act preamble, ( hereinafter called "the Act") no compensation is payable to an injured workman ...
Social Democracy in Manitoba: A History of the CCF-NDP
Nelson WisemanIn this volume, Nelson Wiseman skilfully describes the history of the New Democratic Party in Manitoba, tracing the roots of the social democratic movement to the years of mass immigration and social unrest that preceded the Winnipeg ...
Proceedings of the Linguistic Circle of Manitoba and North ...
Linguistic Circle of Manitoba and North Dakota... widely read secular book in America during the nineteenth century. The speller , also called Webster's "blue-backed" because of its characteristic blue cover and binding, was first printed in 1783. All told, it has sold probably no less than 200 million copies since then. By Webster's death in 1843, the speller had already gone to at least 404 editions, and as late as 1936, one edition was still being used in 13 Noah Webster, Patriotism, and the Americanization of English Tom Domek 13.
The Red River Trails: Oxcart Routes Between St. Paul and the ...
Rhoda R. GilmanTrails go through Minnesota and part of North Dakota and Manitoba, Canada.
The Canadian Magazine
More editionsWhat had to be done in redeeming them to civilization was shown by the report which Lieutenant (afterwards Lieu- tenant-General Sir William F.) Butler made to the Government of Manitoba in 1871, following his famous trip to the Rockies.
Articles on Winkler, Manitoba, Including: Di Brandt, Jacob ...
Hephaestus BooksPlease note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online.
The Descendants of George Adams and Ann Heywood
Verna RedheadThey farmed in Manitoba, later several of their children moved further west into Saskatchewan, and Alberta. Other descendants settled in the United States. Information on many of their descendants is given in this volume.
Annual report of the Department of Agriculture and Conservation
Manitoba. Dept. of Agriculture and ConservationVancouver Island in the Empire
Preview... within twelve hours of his arrival as chief secretary.33 Accounts of the campaigns against Fenian raiders in Ontario and Manitoba were carried to Victoria by veterans who retired there: for example Captain Horatio Alfred Treen ( 1842–1918) ...
Indians in the Fur Trade: Their Role as Trappers, Hunters, ...
Arthur J. RayA classic study of the Assiniboine and western Cree Indians who inhabited southern Manitoba and Saskatchewan between 1660 and 1870. The second edition contains a new preface and an update on all sources.
River of Strangers
Frank Parker DayMan-tay-seepee (River of Strangers) is the Cree name for the Churchill River in Manitoba, where this novel takes place.
Sessional Papers
Manitoba. Legislative AssemblyD294 10 Kyle, J. W. .. .. .. .DanO'Malley.. .. .. .. D30 17 Kilroe, H. S. . . i. . . .. Medora . .. .. . Superior Direct . . D305 9 Marshall. D. .. . . .. .. Isabella .. .. i. Bryar Wood .. D123 10 McClain, Fred. .. .. . Neepawa. .. .. Book Maker .. D391 12 Robinson, J. .
Great Plains Quarterly
More editionsPaper titles should be sent to Beverly Pechan, P.O. Box 658, Keystone, SD, 57751, ph. (605)666-4447. Defining the Prairies The Canadian Studies Committee at St. John's College, University of Manitoba is hosting a multidisciplinary ...
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