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Development of a Novel Engineered Bioprocess for Oil Sands Process-Affected Water and Tailings Fines/Bitumen/Water Separation
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Gamal El-Din, M., McPhedran, K., Islam, M.S.
. Biodegradation is a promising treatment method, however, the current biodegradation rates for indigenous bacteria in storage ponds are very slow and need to be enhanced for this process to be considered viable. The BioTigerTM consortium has been successfully used for the treatment of oil contaminated soils
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2020-07-28
populations supporting oil and gas extraction, historical indigenous communities, and the growing prevalence of wildfires and evacuations, justification of transportation infrastructure investments is difficult in this remote area. The findings demonstrate the need for provincial and federal emergency
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2015-01-01
SSHRC Awarded Knowledge Synthesis grant 2015: The dominant form of energy of any given era shapes the characteristics and capacities of societies in an essential way; energy is a key aspect of the fabric of our social experience, and not just a neutral input that helps run the engines of our...
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The Restorative Imperative: Challenges, objectives and approaches to restoring naturalness in forests
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Burton, P. J., MacDonald, S. E.
silviculture. Elsewhere, a recent focus on biocentric values adopts the goal of supporting full complements of indigenous trees and other species. Such ecosystem-based restoration approaches consider natural templates and a wide array of attributes and processes, but there remains an emphasis on trees and
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2012-01-29
SSHRC Awarded IDG 2012: This research project seeks to reconstruct the milieu of post-war film lecturing in Canada and U.S. by piecing together the careers of individual filmmakers, delving into the histories of exhibition sites and booking agencies while also probing the collections of museums,...
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Ectomycorrhizae of Jack Pine and Green Alder: Assessment for the Need for Innoculation, Development of Innoculation Techniques, and Outplanting Trials on Oil Sands Tailings
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alder was present only in very small quantities. From the nursery and indigenous inoculum studies it could be concluded that both jack pine and green alder planted on oil sand tailings amended with muskeg peat would potentially be deficient in mycorrhizae and this deficiency could adversely affect plant
. After one season in the field, T. terrestris, L. proxima, Hebeloma sp., and E-strain had all readily infected the new roots that extended into the reconstructed soi1. The other fungi were poor colonizers of jack pine roots in the field. Competition from indigenous fungi was not a factor in the degree of
success as only 4% of the short roots were infected by indigenous species. Growth of jack pine was not significantly affected by the presence of mycorrhizae during the first growing season. Laccaria proxima completely disappeared after 1 year and between the second and third year, Hebel oma sp. and
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Disease manifestations of Helicobacter pylori infection in Arctic Canada: using epidemiology to address community concerns.
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Fedorak, R.N., Bailey, R., Girgis, S., van Zanten, S.V., Morse, J., Geary, J., Fagan-Garcia, K., Goodman, K.J., Cheung, J.
Objectives Helicobacter pylori infection, linked to gastric cancer, is responsible for a large worldwide disease burden. H pylori prevalence and gastric cancer rates are elevated among indigenous Arctic communities, but implementation of prevention strategies is hampered by insufficient information
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Shifting from Reading to Questioning: Some Thoughts Around Ethics, Research, and Aboriginal Peoples
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readily accessible discourse on ethics in the context of research and Indigenous communities, perhaps reflecting the early stage of critically contemplating the ethical implications of research within Aboriginal communities. During the fall of 2002 we took the class From Written Text to Oral Tradition at
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2021-10-09
publications on the phenomenon of the two solitudes in literature and in other cultural and social domains, surprisingly, nothing has yet been published on this subject in the Canadian world of comics and cartoons. Similarly, there are still few published articles on Indigenous comics or their relationship to
publishing house in Montreal in 1990 and the subsequent mini-boom in Indigenous and Canadian comics. We study this corpus systematically by drawing upon quantitative and qualitative methods to analyze the dynamics of collaboration (Becker, Art Worlds), tensions (Bourdieu) and transfers that take place in the