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Characteristics and Trends of River Discharge Into Hudson, James, and Ungava Bays, 1964–2000
Du Sable, Caniapiscau, and Koksoak Rivers
The James Bay and Northern Quebec Agreement (JBNQA) Electronic Version Obtained from Table of Contents
THE Nunavik INUIT
Ursus Arctos) in Northern Quebec-Labrador STEPHEN LORING1 and ARTHUR SPIESS2
Translation 4197
Nunavik Regional Impact Analysis
Parasitic Zoonoses in Relation to Fish and Wildlife Harvesting by Inuit Communities in Northern Quebec, Canada
Occurrence of Lake Chub, Couesius Plumbeus, in Northern Labrador
Housing in Nunavik, Last Published in November 2001, Is Now Required
Summary of Knowledge Acquired in Northern Environments from 1970 to 2000 Summary of Knowledge Acquired in Northern Environments from 1970 to 2000
Salmon Investigations on the Koksoak River, 1957
Arctic Wildlife Introduction
Impact of Climate Change on Nunavik's Marine
Koksoak River Entrance
Ungava Bay - Ungava Peninsula Ungava Bay-Ungava Peninsula
James Bay and Northern Quebec Agreement
(Mucalic) and Ungunniavik (Whale) River Estuaries
Top View
Quebec Bodies of Water:Borders the Gulf of Saint Lawrence Is Southeast
Session #4 the Honourable Charlie Watt State of the Arctic Economy: Renewable Energy Wednesday July 18, 2Pm
KUUJJUAQ - DISCOVERING Discovering Kuujjuaq Trip Highlights You Might Wonder Why Kuujjuaq Is the Most Traveled • Explore Kuujjuaq by Car and on Foot Village in Ungava
Recent Trends and Variability in River Discharge Across Northern Canada Stephen J
The James Bay and Northern Quebec Agreement and the Northeastern Quebec Agreement
Commemorating the Caribou a Comprehensive Support Paper For
The Sea Waters Surrounding the Québec-Labrador Peninsula M
Characteristics and Trends of River Discharge Into Hudson, James, and Ungava Bays, 1964–2000
Isolation of Lacustrine Basins and Marine Regression in the Kuujjuaq
Serving Nunavik Inuit
Recent Trends and Variability in River Discharge Across Northern Canada