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Lives in the public service: A history of the Manitoba Government Employees' Union (Manitoba labour history series) by Doug Smith, 1993
The Creation of Manitoba: Or, a History of the Red River Troubles by Alexander Begg, 2010-03-05
Aboriginal Resource Use in Canada: Historical and Legal Aspects (Manitoba Studies in Native History, 6) by Kerry Abel, 1991-11
Extraordinary tales from Manitoba history by J. W Chafe, 1973
To evangelize the nations: Roman Catholic missions in Manitoba, 1818-1870 (Papers in Manitoba history) by Martha McCarthy, 1990
History of Manitoba, from the earliest settlement to 1835 by Donald Gunn, Charles R. b. 1848 Tuttle, 2010-08-16
From Fire to Flood: A History of Theatre in Manitoba by Kevin Longfield, 2001-10-01
The Court of Queen?s Bench of Manitoba, 1870-1950: A Biographical History (Osgoode Society for Canadian Legal History) by Dale Brawn, 2006-12-02
A social history of the Manitoba Metis by Emile Pelletier, 1977
The History of The Manitoba Branch of The Canadian Seed Growers Association by A.L.D. Johnson,T. A. Martin, 1970-01-01
First Days, Fighting Days: Women in Manitoba History
Impact!: A History of Disasters in Manitoba by Brock Holowachuk, 2009-11-12
Every Stone a Story II: Manitoba's Buried History by Dale Brawn, 2009-11-23
Medicine in Manitoba: A Brief History by Ian Carr, Robert E. Bearmish, 1999-12

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Manitoba History
- Availablethrough LexisNexis Academic (selected full-text only) (6/1/1987 - current manitoba history (Ejournals). General. Type - E-journals. Brief
http://er.library.northwestern.edu/detail.asp?id=355369
1st Days, Fighting Days : Women In Manitoba History
Compare prices on 1st Days, Fighting Days Womenin manitoba history by Mary Kinnear (Editor).
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LINKS - Manitoba, Canada Genealogy, History, Library, Archive, Family
society, museum, heritage group or other non profit organization website that containshelpful information for those interested in manitoba history or genealogy
http://globalgenealogy.com/links/canada-mb.htm

Extractions: Canada England Ireland Scotland ... Wales Recommend a link . List your non-profit library, archive, genealogical society, historical society, museum, heritage group or other non profit organization website that contains helpful information for those interested in Manitoba history or genealogy. Report a broken link Recommend a link for this page. Advertise your non-profit library, archive, genealogical society, historical society, heritage group or other non profit organization website that would be helpful for those interested in Manitoba history or genealogy. Commercial sites do not qualify nor do those that generate revenues from book, software, and archival supply affiliate placements.
Manitoba - Indian And Northern Affairs Canada
Carter, Sarah. An Infamous Proposal Prairie Indian Reserve Land and SoldierSettlement After World War I. manitoba history 37 (1999) 921.
http://www.ainc-inac.gc.ca/pr/trts/hti/bib/mani_e.html

Extractions: INAC Links News Releases Northern Affairs Employment Education Kids' Stop Treaties Status - F.A.Q. Other Programs and Services PSAB Sustainable Development Home Image Gallery On-Line Resources Other Resources ... Treaty Texts Back to Index Page Previous Page Next Page Barron, F. Laurie. "A Summary of Federal Indian Policy in the Canadian West, 1867-1984." Native Studies Review 1, no. 1 (1985): 28-39. Bartlett, Richard H. "The Establishment of Indian Reserves on the Prairies." Canadian Native Law Reporter , no. 3 (1980): 3-56. Bartlett, Richard H. Aboriginal Water Rights in Canada: A Study of Aboriginal Title to Water and Indian Water Rights. Calgary: Canadian Institute of Resources Law, 1988. Carter, Sarah. Lost Harvests: Prairie Indian Reserve Farmers and Government Policy. Montreal: McGill-Queen's University Press, 1990. Carter, Sarah. "'An Infamous Proposal:' Prairie Indian Reserve Land and Soldier Settlement After World War I." Manitoba History Chiefs of the Grand Council. T he Fishing Rights of Treaty # 3 Indians . Kenora, Ontario: Chiefs of the Grand Council, 1986.
UofC Press Titles In Geography & Environmental History
Andrew s Parish, Red River Robert J. Coutts Winner of the MargaretMcWilliams Medal for manitoba history $24.95 · 2000 · 252 pp.
http://www.uofcpress.com/CourseAdoptions/Geography.html

Extractions: Regional planning is imperative if North America has any hope of retaining continental biodiversity. This timely collection of essays presents new protected areas theory, method, and practice and reinforces this theme of regional planning. With a North American focus, these essays consider the history, ecology, policy, and planning of protected areas while raising awareness of their contribution to society. Contemporary understandings of protected areas are challenged as the book forces readers to move from a mentality of the past that saw protected areas as "fortresses," to a wider understanding, where protected areas are seen as interdependent with other landscapes in the matters of biodiversity, ecological integrity, and environmental health.
Canada : Flin Flon Manitoba History Book
Flin Flon manitoba history Book. Lots of this the twentieth History ofThompson, Manitoba. people, buildings, was developed graham index.
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Information Center
Periodicals, manitoba history ISSN 02265044. Holding, Format, Location.07/01/1999 , FULL TEXT, EBSCO ASP. 07/01/1999 , FULL IMAGE, EBSCOASP.
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Minnedosa Valley Views - 100th Anniversary
Gayle Strank Apr 05/03 I have several manitoba history books and I d be willingto lookup family information in my spare time. The list is as follows
http://www.westmanitoba.com/lookup.htm
PC | MANITOBA - Party History
This was to prove to be a most interesting election, and one of thelongest in manitoba history. However, on the evening of April
http://www.pcmanitoba.com/PClegacy/legacy_history.asp

Extractions: The Progressive Conservative Party has a long and colourful history in Manitoba. The achievements made by previous leaders and administrations have helped shape Manitoba into what it is today. The Early Years When Manitoba entered Confederation in 1870, political lines were vague and primarily drawn on local issues; the organization of political parties was virtually non-existent. Tension between French and English speaking Manitobans played a large role in the first few years after Confederation. In 1878, John Norquay was elected premier of Manitoba. His government is usually thought of as the first Conservative Government in Manitoba. However, the alliance with the federal Conservative Party was weak. It was not until 1883 that candidates in provincial elections started to use the names of federal political parties. Faced with an upcoming provincial election, the newly-formed Conservative Party of Manitoba drew up its first platform for an election in 1899. Pledging the party to economy and efficiency in government finance, the platform contained some of the most progressive ideas of the day. The establishment of an independent board of education, one free from political partisanship was advocated. Provincially operated and financed agricultural and technical colleges were promised. A Workmen's Compensation Act, the construction of a railway to Hudson Bay, and government ownership of railways, were also included in the party's platform. The Conservative Party, led by Hugh John Macdonald, son of Canada's first Prime Minister, Sir John A. Macdonald, was elected to power in 1899, defeating the Liberals who obtained 15 seats. After a short period of office, Macdonald retired from politics and the leadership of the government and party was continued by Rodmond P. Roblin. Under the leadership of Roblin for the next fourteen years, Manitoba entered an era of progress, economic prosperity, and expansion.
Green Party Of Manitoba
GPM Archives. Green Party of manitoba history. 2003 Election Results.Letters to the Editor (20002002). How the Greens forced the NDP
http://www.greenparty.mb.ca/archives/
At - History Unearthed At Manitoba Church
History Unearthed at Manitoba Church. By Kyra Hoggan, March 28, 2003 LaurelPottery is the earliest type of pottery found in Manitoba, dating to ca.
http://www.aboriginaltimes.com/culture/manitoba history church/view

Extractions: @import url(http://aboriginaltimes.com/plone.css?skin=); @import url(http://aboriginaltimes.com/ploneCustom.css); @ Home Media Snapshots Across the Nation Contact Us ... Participate You are not logged in Log in Join You are here: Home Culture History Unearthed at Manitoba Church Community Content at Art Business Culture Ec Dev Editors Letter Education Entertainment Gov Orgs Health Justice Land claims Languages Members People Politics Sci Tech Taxation Tourism June 2004 Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 17:00:00-20:00:00 Law Society Panel Discussion: Public Inquiries and Access to Justice for Aboriginal People Upcoming Events By Kyra Hoggan, March 28, 2003 - Laurel Pottery is the earliest type of pottery found in Manitoba, dating to ca. 2000 years ago. Vessels are conical in shape and have smooth exteriors, with decoration around the neck of the vessel.Â Decorations are incised with a finely sharpened object. Â Blackduck Pottery is ascribed to the proto-Ojibway nation. The vessel shape is globular. Shoulders are well-defined, while the lip is flared.Â Vessel surface is fabric-, or cord-impressed. Cord-wrapped-stick decoration adorns the lip, rim and neck of the vessel and is often very elaborate. Punctates (indentations) or linear stamps are present on some vessels. Â Selkirk Pottery is considered to be the manufacture of the proto-Cree nation. Vessels are similar in shape to Blackduck, but most often have thinner walls and are not as elaborately decorated. The lip of the vessel is not as pronounced.Â Â Stone material recovered included Knife River Flint. This stone material is only found in Knife River, North Dakota. The material may have been procured through trade or expeditions to the quarry. Â Faunal remains included bison, bear, beaver, pelican and catfish.
Canadian Genealogy And History Links - Manitoba
Entries preceded by a indicate it is a new entry or the URL has changed or been updated within the last 14 days. manitoba. Archives Libraries - Museums Naval Museum of manitoba Promoting the history of Canada's Navy, especially as it pertains to interest in genealogy and family history in manitoba. Web page includes membership
http://www.islandnet.com/~jveinot/cghl/manitoba.html

Extractions: University of Manitoba Archives The Department of Archives and Special Collections, The University of Manitoba Libraries. Information on collections including a searchable guide to holdings. Manitoba Vital Statistics Records and registries of all births, deaths and marriages that take place in Manitoba. Abstract of Burial Records: St. Francis Xavier, Manitoba, 1834-1865
Travel Manitoba: Historical Sites
ancient rock petroforms of manitoba s first people, or one of the finest neoclassicalLegislative buildings in North America, manitoba brings history to life!
http://www.travelmanitoba.com/historical/

Extractions: HISTORICAL SITES History buff? Welcome to Manitoba! We have a long and colourful history and were not shy about sharing it with the world. From fascinating 80 million year old marine fossils of an ancient sea to a re-vitalized warehouse district from the 1920s, Manitobans are proud of their past. Visit the ancient rock petroforms of Manitoba's first people, or one of the finest neoclassical Legislative buildings in North America, Manitoba brings history to life!
UofM: Arts - Department Of History
Department of history at the University of manitoba The study of history provides essential background for many disciplines and professions where Canadian and western Canadian history. The University of manitoba is pleased to
http://www.umanitoba.ca/faculties/arts/history

Extractions: Welcome! The study of history provides essential background for man y disciplines and professions where research and communications skills are important. The department includes specialists in intellectual, cultural, social, medieval, Aboriginal, women's, and international history. A particular area of departmental specialization is Canadian and western Canadian history. "The 83rd meeting of the Canadian Historical Association was held from June 3rd to June 5h at the University of Manitoba. The Programme Committee and co-chairs would like to thank all participants, including presenters, chairs, registered delegates, and CHA staff and elected officers for making the conference succeed by their attendance and we express our thanks to our graduate student assistants and the staff from the History Department and St. John's College for all their work.
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Manitoba - Canadian Culture And Canadian History Information On This Province
manitoba Canadian culture and Canadian history information on this Province.Click here for more information from the Government of Canada.
http://canadainternational.gc.ca/Manitoba_History-en.asp

Extractions: Site Map ... Manitoba Bordered by Ontario, Saskatchewan, Nunavut, Hudson Bay and the United States, Manitoba is located in the centre of Canada. It is one of the three Prairie provinces and has an area of 647,797 square kilometres. Known as the land of 100,000 lakes, its capital city is Winnipeg. The Assiniboine Indians were the first inhabitants of Manitoba. Europeans reached Manitoba through Hudson Bay in the early seventeenth century during their search for the Northwest Passage to the Orient. While early European interest was centered on the fur trade, by 1812 the first agricultural settlement was established. Manitoba did not become a province of the Dominion of Canada until 1870. Agriculture is the backbone of rural Manitoba and supports thousands of jobs in towns and cities. Wheat is the most important crop, but the province is also the leading Canadian producer of flaxseed, sunflower seeds, buckwheat and field peas. Although originally based on agriculture, Manitoba's economy has become very diversified, with the services sector dominating. The central location of the province makes Manitoba an attractive base for a wide variety of services, notably in transportation and wholesale distribution. Other important industries include manufacturing, mining, textiles as well as printing and publishing.
Manitoba - Canadian Culture And Canadian History Information On This Province
manitoba Canadian culture and Canadian history information on this Province. Click here for more information from the Government of Canada. and the United States, manitoba is located in the
http://www.canadainternational.gc.ca/Manitoba_History-en.asp

Extractions: Site Map ... Manitoba Bordered by Ontario, Saskatchewan, Nunavut, Hudson Bay and the United States, Manitoba is located in the centre of Canada. It is one of the three Prairie provinces and has an area of 647,797 square kilometres. Known as the land of 100,000 lakes, its capital city is Winnipeg. The Assiniboine Indians were the first inhabitants of Manitoba. Europeans reached Manitoba through Hudson Bay in the early seventeenth century during their search for the Northwest Passage to the Orient. While early European interest was centered on the fur trade, by 1812 the first agricultural settlement was established. Manitoba did not become a province of the Dominion of Canada until 1870. Agriculture is the backbone of rural Manitoba and supports thousands of jobs in towns and cities. Wheat is the most important crop, but the province is also the leading Canadian producer of flaxseed, sunflower seeds, buckwheat and field peas. Although originally based on agriculture, Manitoba's economy has become very diversified, with the services sector dominating. The central location of the province makes Manitoba an attractive base for a wide variety of services, notably in transportation and wholesale distribution. Other important industries include manufacturing, mining, textiles as well as printing and publishing.
University Of Manitoba - History Of Medicine - Manitoba Society For The History
manitoba Society for the history of Medicine. Officers and Programme The manitobaSociety for the history of Medicine meets four times per year.
http://www.umanitoba.ca/faculties/medicine/units/history/mbsochis.html

Extractions: Phone: 788-5757 The Manitoba Society for the History of Medicine meets four times per year. All who are interested in the wide field of medical history and the healing arts are invited to attend. All meetings are on the University of Manitoba, Bannatyne Campus in Basic Medical Sciences Building, 730 William Ave. The Society offers the Ian Carr Prize for the History of Medicine. The Society will present a $200 prize for the best essay of a topic in the History of Medicine to a student in the Faculty of Medicine Program.
University Of Manitoba - History Of Medicine -
The Main Diseases Covered in the history of Medicine Course A Glossary Neil JohnMaclean Health Sciences Library © Faculty of Medicine, University of manitoba.
http://www.umanitoba.ca/faculties/medicine/units/history/histsyll.html

Extractions: by Dr. P. Warren, Professor, Faculty of Medicine Evaluation for Block I (PDF format) Syllabus P Warren The Main Diseases Covered in the History of Medicine Course [A Glossary] P Warren The Roots of Scientific Medicine P Warren The Emergence of Scientific Medicine- Anatomy V Persaud Core Concepts in the Nature and Pathology of Diseases I Carr The Development of a Profession -Attitudes and Behaviour P Warren Clinical Skills- The Detection of Diseased Organs P Warren Social Change and Public Health.- Population Health/Epidemics J Kaufert The Causes and Prevention of Disease- Bacteriology/Immunology P Warren The Medical Treatment of Cardio-Pulmonary Disease P Warren The Surgical Treatment of Cardio-Pulmonary Diseases P Warren Library Send comments to: Dr. Peter Warren
Manitoba Agricultural Hall Of Fame: History
manitoba AGRICULTURAL HALL OF FAME To the Welcome Page. The history of the manitobaAgricultural Hall of Fame Inc. The manitoba Agricultural Hall of Fame Inc.
http://www.mts.net/~agrifame/history.html

Extractions: The Manitoba Agricultural Hall of Fame Inc. is an organization established n 1976. It is dedicated to recognizing those individuals who have made an outstanding contribution to the betterment of agriculture and rural living in out province. The first steps of forming an Agricultural Hall of Fame were taken in spring of 1974. The Farm Bureau of Manitoba, the Manitoba Farmer's Union, the Agricultural Extension Centre of Brandon, and the Manitoba Agricultural Museum of Austin, were approached to form and proceed with the formation of an agricultural hall of fame. However, no action was taken, and it would be two years before a group of interested agriculturists took it into their own hands to form the Agricultural Hall of Fame. These individuals met with the Directors of the Manitoba Agricultural Museum Inc., in February or March of 1976. It was their proposal to locate at the museum. The outcome of this meeting resulted in the granting of space for the Hall of Fame Gallery in the Heritage Building of the Manitoba Agricultural Museum. In return the Museum was assured of representation on the Provisional Board of Directors of the Hall of Fame. In March, 1976 interested individuals met at the Agricultural Extension Centre in Brandon, and formed a provisional Board, 1976.

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