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Allison, Beverly Anguti's Amulet Allison, Jill Animus Alternate Press Anspach, Lewis Amadeus Atlantic Canada Oil Works Antane, Nikashant Atlantic Fisheries and Coastal Communities Anthony, Geraldine Atlantic Petroleum Anthony, Joseph Atlantic Provinces Book Review Anthony, Shawn Atlantic Provinces in Canada Appleton, Thomas Atlantic Sea Stories Argyle, Ray Atlas of Nfld. and Labrador see MacManus, Gary Armitage, Peter Augustine, Stephan J. Arms, Myron Autism: the gift that needs to be opened Armstrong, Fred Avery, Mabel Armstrong, Joe C.W. Avis, Nick Armstrong, Richard Aziz, Khalid Arnette, Joe Azkarate, Agustin Artiss, David Arts Atlantic Arundale, Wendy Ashe, Geoffrey Ashenburg, Katherine Ashley, Madeline Assiniwi, Bernard Atlantic Advocate Atlantic Album Atlantic Anthology (poetry) B (top) Baksh, Dr. Ishmael Babcock, Phillip H. (Sr.) Bala, Sharon Babstock, Ken Ball, Jean see Gift of Heritage, Ten Historic Towns Badcock, Thomas C. (Capt.) Ball, Krista Back Roads & Getaway Places of Canada see Byers, Andrew Ballantyne, R.M. Backbeat Ballard, Dr. Robert The Backyards of Heaven Banfield, Madeline Baehr, Peter Banfield, Margaret Baehre, Rainer K. Banfill, B.J. Bagby, David Bangs, Richard Baggs, William Bannister, Jerry Baikie, Margaret Banoub, Joseph Baikie, Tanya see Moores, Maegan Lynn Banzhaf, Wolfgang Bailey, Chris Howard Barbeau, Melissa Bailey, Linda Barber, Philip Bailey, Mildred McDonald Barbour, Florence Grant Baird, Alison Barbour, Job (Capt.) Baird, David Barbour, Victoria Baird, Donal M. Barker, Joanna Baker, Angela Barker, Ralph Baker, Dawn Barker, Sean Baker, Melvin Barker, Thom Baker, Patrick Barker, William Barnable, Gerald Barton, Anthony Barnes, Jim Bashforth, Arden Barnhouse, Dorothy Bassler, Gerhard P. Barrett, Barbara Bath, Dana Barrett, Brendan Bath, Linda Barrett, Sybil Batstone, Bert Barrett, Wayne Batten, Denise Barron, David N. Batten, Jack Barron, Elizabeth Beahan, G. (pseud.) see Inglis, Gordon Barron, John Beam Barron, William (Capt.) Beamish, Derek Barron-Kennedy, Patti Beamish, North Ludlow Barry, Anne Meredith Beamish, Peter Barry, Don Bearns, E.R. Barry, Frank Beaton, Marilyn Barry, Jim Beattie, Cliff A. Barry, John M. Beaudoin, Ted Bartels, Alice Beaudoin-Lietz, Christa Bartleman, James Beaumont, David W. Bartlett, Bob (Capt.) Beazley, C. Raymond Bartlett, Scott Bechter, Timm Bartlett, Steve Beck, E. Boyde Bartlett, Wayne Beck, Jeanne R. Beckel, Annamarie L. Benoit-Penney, Mercedes Beckett, Harry Benson, David L. Beeby, Dean Benson, Gerald E. (Rev.) Behiels, Michael (ed.) Berger, A.R. Belbin, Lloyd Berger, Darryl Joel Bell, David Bernard, Mary-Lynn Bell, John Berrill, Michael and Deborah Bell, Michael Berton, Pierre Bell, Peter Best-Colgan, Helen Bell, Trevor Bice, Clare Bellamy, Kathrine Biddiscombe, Mary Bella, Leslie Biddle, Richard Belliveau, John Edward The Bight Bendure, Joan C. Biles, Wesley Bennett, Freeman Billard, Marilyn Bennett, Jeremy Bilodeau, Dwight Bennett, Jill Binkley, Marian Bennett, Jim Bird, Lindsay Bennett, Karen Bird, Will R. Bennett, Margaret Birkhead, T.R. Bennett, Sarah Bishop, Neil Benoit, Cecila M. Biswal, Bagala Prasad (Dr.) Benoit, Tanya Bittner, Amanda Bixby, William Bonnell, R. Archibald Black, Dorothy Bonnell, Zach Black, Jim (Dr.) Bonnycastle, Richard Henry (Sir) Blackie, Jean Cutler Boone, Heather Blackmore, Kevin Boone Bates, Darleen Blackwood, David Booth, Peter Blackwood Pike, Laurie Borden, Allan Blake, Marina Borins, Sara (ed.) Blake, Max Borlase, Tim Blake, Raymond B. Boswell, Peter Blanchard, James J. Bouchard, André Blatchford, Christie Bouchette, Joseph Bliss, Michael Bourassa, Robert Blunt, Theresa Lennon Bourne, Kenneth Boag, David Bourne, Richard Bock, Allan Boutin, Lanny Boggs, W.S. 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