10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «YELLOWKNIFE»
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Yellowknife in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Cameron River and Beaulieu River Volcanic Belts of the ...
Archean greenstone belts host gold deposits in many areas of the Canadian Shield.
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Encyclopedia of Native American Tribes
The name of the Yellowknife, a people located to the north and east of Great
Slave Lake in the present-day Northwest Territories of northern Canada, was
applied to them by fur traders because of their copper-bladed, yellow-colored
knives.
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Ice and Granite: An Architecture for
Yellowknife
This thesis posits that a greater understanding of a place should result in an architecture that is more appropriately suited to that place.
Seth Lippert, ProQuest Co, Carleton University. Dissertation. Architecture, 2007
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The
Yellowknife journal
Finding a journal in French and written on birchbark is unprecedented. The Yellowknife Journal was kept by Jean Steinbruck, a soldier of German descent who was likely sent to the colonies by a prince as part payment of a debt.
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Handbook of North American Indians: Subarctic
Table 1. Events and Conditions in Yellowknife History {Continued) 1831
Yellowknife killed a Lac la Martre Indian, probably Dogrib. Hudson's Bay
Company concerned to keep peace between Yellowknife and Dogrib Indians (E.
Smith 1831).
Yellowknife A Northwest Territories Landmark Yellowknife is the capital city of the
Northwest Territories. It is located on the north shore of the Great Slave Lake and
is the gateway to the Northern Frontier. It is the centre for administration, ...
GREATEST. BOOM. IN. THE. WORLD'S. HISTORY. Society in Yellowknife
includes the local laundress and her daughter who dresses up in sailor clothes
on Sundays. $L OLD (continued) / Vt %» %** •^'J* The dentist ...
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Canoeing North Into the Unknown: A Record of River Travel, ...
[Wanapitei - trip report] YELLOWKNIFE The headwaters of the Yellowknife are
close to Jolly and Courageous lakes in the headwater area of both the Hanbury
and the Coppermine rivers. It empties into Great Slave Lake in Yellowknife Bay.
Bruce W. Hodgins, Gwyneth Hoyle, 1997
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Annotated Bibliographies of Mineral Deposits in the Western ...
12) -——-1952, Some geological features at Giant Yellowknife mine: Geol. Assoc
. Canada Pr., v. 5, p. 95-107 Boyle, R. W., 1954, The shear zone systems of the
Yellowknife greenstone belt: Canadian Min. Jour., v. 75, nos. 6, 7, p. 59-64, 69-75
...
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Guide to Western Canada
On the north shore of Great Slave Lake, with a population of close to 17,700,
Yellowknife is the capital of the Northwest Territories. It was founded in 1934 as a
result of a minor gold rush. In the area is one operating gold mine. Yellowknife is
a ...
Ann Carroll Burgess, Tom Burgess, 2005
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «YELLOWKNIFE»
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Video: Yellowknife apartments destroyed by 'suspicious' fire
A fire that destroyed Yellowknife's Polaris Apartments is 'suspicious' according to RCMP. One person, trapped inside a third-floor unit, was treated in hospital for ... «My Yellowknife Now, Jun 15»
RCMP investigated suspicious package at downtown courthouse …
The Yellowknife courthouse and the area surrounding it were deemed safe late Thursday afternoon by Yellowknife RCMP after police investigated and ... «CBC.ca, Apr 15»
Yellowknife man admits to killing University of Ottawa student
OTTAWA -- A 24-year-old Yellowknife man has pleaded guilty to manslaughter Monday in the fatal beating of a 20-year-old University of Ottawa student. «Winnipeg Sun, Apr 15»
Yellowknife's Giant mine bomber gets extended leave
Sentenced to life imprisonment for killing nine strikebreakers in 1992, Roger Warren has been granted extended medical leave, Canadian Press reported ... «Resource Clips, Jan 15»
Yellowknife mine bomber who killed 9 people granted extension on …
A man who murdered nine people by bombing a Yellowknife mine 22 years ago continues to make "positive contributions to society" since being released from ... «CP24 Toronto's Breaking News, Dec 14»
NWT to open a drill core sample archive
The Northwest Territories government says it will open an indoor facility in Yellowknife to store drill core samples recovered in the territory since the 1940s. «CBC.ca, Nov 14»
Passengers rescued after plane forced to land on ice near Yellowknife
YELLOWKNIFE -- The pilot and passengers on a small plane that made a forced landing Thursday in bad weather on the ice of Great Slave Lake in the ... «CTV News, Nov 14»
Atsumi Yoshikubo, missing woman in Yellowknife, presumed dead
The search is over for a Japanese tourist who was reported missing by staff at her hotel one week ago, with Yellowknife RCMP saying Atsumi Yoshikubo “arrived ... «CBC.ca, Nov 14»
Yellowknife RCMP say search for missing tourist shifts north
The police say they've finished searching in the immediate vicinity of Yellowknife and they've received new information that leads them to thinking Yoshikubo ... «CBC.ca, Oct 14»
Michael Gilday, Yellowknife's Olympic speedskater, retires
Yellowknife speedskater Michael Gilday announced his retirement last week. Over the course of his career, Gilday won 15 gold Ulus at the Arctic Winter Games ... «CBC.ca, Sep 14»
