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The Ordering of Things: Narrative Geographies of Bloody Falls and the Central Canadian Arctic
(2015-12-16)
This study examines the geographies of the Bloody Falls massacre story, an account of a massacre of a group of Inuit by a group of Dene allegedly witnessed by explorer Samuel Hearne along the Coppermine River in July 1771. ...
Stress Estimation From Borehole Scans For Prediction Of Excavation Overbreak In Brittle Rock
In the field of geomechanics, one of the most important considerations during design is the state of stress that exists at the location of a project. Despite this, stress is often the most poorly understood site characteristic, ...
Parents and Special Educators' Perspectives on the Sexuality Educational Needs of Learners with Intellectual Developmental Disabilities in Ghanaian Special Schools
Despite the global efforts towards the inclusion of persons with disabilities in societies, Ghana's Educational Strategic Program is yet to include sexuality education for learners with intellectual developmental disabilities ...
Structural style and timing of deformation on the Bathurst fault in the eastern Slave craton, western Nunavut, Canada
Crustal-scale basement faults persist as long-lived structures that localize deformation and can enhance permeability in the Earth’s crust. The NNW-striking left-lateral Bathurst fault in the eastern Slave craton displaces ...
To Be North American but Not American: The Transformation of Canadian Studies and Canadian Universities
The Canadianization movement emerged in the late 1960s and early 1970s from Canadian universities and has been treated as a brief moment in the historiography of Canada’s 1960s, post-secondary education in Canada and broader ...
Memory, Childhood, and the Creation of Identities and Difference: Examining International Evacuation from Britain to Canada, 1938-1945.
Between 1939 and 1945, Canada welcomed more than 10,000 British guest children into the country to escape the threats to their safety posed by the Battle of Britain and by German hostilities generally. For these children, ...
Laboratory Ultrasonic Pulse Velocity Logging for Determination of Elastic Properties from Rock Core
During the development of deep underground excavations spalling and rockbursting have been recognized as significant mechanisms of violent brittle failure. In order to predict whether violent brittle failure will occur, ...
Arsenic concentrations and solid phase speciation in soils in the Yellowknife region
Roasting of gold-bearing arsenopyrite (FeAsS) ore at mines around Yellowknife resulted in the release of arsenic trioxide (As2O3) via airborne emissions. Previous studies highlighted a persistent elevated arsenic (As) in ...
Mineralogical, Geochemical and Isotopic Compositions of Fracture Coatings in Athabasca Group Sandstones as Records of Elemental Dispersion
The McArthur River unconformity-related uranium deposit (~500 m depth) and the deep
Stewardson Lake uranium project (~1100 m depth) are located in the eastern and south-central
sections of the Athabasca Basin. By examining ...
Tectonometamophic evolution of the Greater Himalayan sequence, Karnali valley, northwestern Nepal
(2010-09-21)
In the Karnali valley of west Nepal, detailed mapping, thermobarometry, quartz-petrofabrics, vorticity analysis, and thermochronology delineate three tectonometamorphic domains separated by structural and metamorphic ...