81. Gold Rush Canoeing Expedition On The Yukon River 0H7 Toll Free Canada USA 1888-285-1676 phone (780)414-1676 fax (780) 424-9034 Web Site Comments email webmaster. Copyright. © 1994-02. gold rush canoeing http://www.adventures.ca/gasnet/282-17.htm

WATER ADVENTURES FISHING WINTER ADVENTURES ACTIVE ADVENTURES ... GERMAN WEB SITE The Great Canadian Adventure Company 6714 - 101 Avenue Edmonton, Alberta Canada T6A 0H7 phone: (780)414-1676 fax: (780) 424-9034 Web Site Comments email webmaster Gold rush canoeing expedition on the Yukon River I mmerse yourself in the history of the gold rush on this 13 day canoeing expedition down the Yukon River. The Yukon River is a living museum, where along the banks lie relics of the past Klondikers who used this waterway as a main route to the large gold deposits discovered in the area a hundred years ago. Beginning in the town of Carmacks, you will explore the well-preserved historical sites along the way. The area is very remote and offers some great wildlife viewing opportunities including possible sightings of bears, moose and eagles. T he last days of the trip will be spent in historic Dawson City, where you will have a chance to visit historical sites such as Jack London's cabin, the Gaslight Follies, the Palace Grand Theatre and Diamond Tooth Gerties. Season: July 11, 2004 to July 23, 2004

82. Surveyors, NWMP And The Klondike Gold Rush gold rush. Treaty 8 in Fort Chipewyan. A lady Klondiker, Fort Chipewyan, Alberta. 1899. The Hudson s Bay Company sold its territories to the Dominion of Canada http://www.albertasource.ca/treaty8/eng/Peoples_and_Places/Northwind_Dreaming/no

English Northwind Dreaming: Surveyors, Northwest Mounted Police and the Klondike Gold Rush Introduction The Peoples of Fort Chipewyan The First Peoples ... The Europeans Surveyors, Northwest Mounted Police and the Klondike Gold Rush Treaty 8 in Fort Chipewyan The Hudson's Bay Company sold its territories to the Dominion of Canada in 1870. The federal government sent agents into the Northwest Territory to define and take control of its new property and exercise the jurisdiction of the Crown. First to arrive were surveyors for the Geological Survey of Canada, mapping travel routes and mineral riches which the Survey hoped would encourage mining to "develop" the north. The Dominion Land Survey followed in the early 20th Century by university professors and their students. Reprinted from "Northwind Dreaming: Kiwetin Pawatmowin Tthisi Niltsi Nats ete" with permission of the Provincial Museum of Alberta and Dr. Patricia McCormack. back top Last updated March 24, 2002 by KP The Treaty Intro Read the Treaty See the ... The Map The Setting Intro Exploring the Past Scrip ... Feature The People

83. Cross Country Canada - Gold Rush Continues For Canada At Disabled Cross-Country gold rush Continues For Canada at Disabled CrossCountry World Cup. -George Grey and Chris Jeffries steadily improve in World Cup action-. http://canada.x-c.com/main.asp?cmd=doc&ID=2078&lan=0

84. Gold Rush Trail Journal Book Store gold rush Trail Journal Book Store Click on the image for a larger view, outlaw1_l Outlaws Lawmen Vol.I, Outlaws Lawmen of Western Canada Volume One 5.5 x8 http://www.barkerville.com/bookshelf/index_6.htm

Gold Rush Trail Journal Book Store Click on the image for a larger view page 6 of 10 Vol.I Overlanders Overlanders, 6"x9" (15x23 cm) soft cover 314 pages, 66 photographs. Richard Thomas Wright tells the epic tale of the cross-Canada treks for gold, 1858-1862, following an unexplored overland route across North America to the goldfields of British Columbia. This is the updated story of that amazing adventure, with a new chapter and new photos. Packers Pans and Paydirt, Prospecting to the Cariboo Packers Pans and Paydirt, Prospecting to the Cariboo 6"x9" (15x23 cm) soft cover 196 pages Born in Quesnel, British Columbia, Noel G. Duclos was the fifth son of the pioneer family of George Duclos. He went through public school in Quesnel, then took his first year university in Vancouver. He boarded with a Mrs. Black and paid his keep and studies by delivering papers. At one time he had one of the longest paper routes in the city. With this, and help from his mother, he was able to get his teaching certificate. His first school was Tibbles Lake, west of Quesnel. The third year he had his brother, Art, Attend to make up the necessary eighth pupil. He also had Art call him Mr. Duclos. Noel's salary was $75 a month at the time. Palliser Expedition The Palliser Expedition - 5.5"x8.5" (14x21.5 cm) soft cover 298 pages Irene M. Spry produces one of the great works in Canadian exploration literature and the only full-scale account of the British North America Exploring Expedition. This lively narrative tells of the famous adventures of John Palliser, one of the first to explore and document vast areas of what is now western Canada.

85. Best Western Gold Rush Inn - Yukon, Canada Best Western gold rush Inn. Telephone and fax. Tel 867 668 4500. Fax 867 668 7432. Address. 411 Main St Whitehorse Y1A 2B6 Canada. Products and services. http://www.kftv.com/company-771717.html

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86. BC History Internet/Web Site: Historical Disciplines And Subjects: Geographic The Cariboo gold rush (BC Heritage and Canada s Digital Collections). The gold rush Town of Yale (BC Heritage and Canada s Digital Collections). http://victoria.tc.ca/Resources/bchistory-disciplines-geographic.html

The British Columbia History Internet/Web Site Historical Disciplines and Subjects: Geographic To search for new or updated content, use the page-search function of your Web browser and search on "date added" or "date updated". Dates are entered as "yyyy.mm.dd", for example, "2001.08.23". CONTENTS Geographic Geological Gold Rushes (BC, Alaska and Klondike, Yukon Territory) Parks Regional / Community / Urban History Geographic (Discovery and Exploration) Alpine Club of Canada Climbing Archive is a growing electronic archive of mountain climbing narratives, many from British Columbia. BC Geographical Names Information System (Ministry of Sustainable Resource Management). Date updated: 2001.11.13. British Columbia Trans Canada Trail Home Page (Land Use Coordination Office, BC Ministry of Environment, Lands and Parks) Canadian Heritage Rivers System Canada's Digital Collections Discoverers Web : links and information on voyages of discovery (Andre Engels) Early British Columbia Surveying History (Base Mapping and Geomatic Services Branch, Ministry of Sustainable Resource Management) is a short essay with pictorial links. Date updated: 2001.11.13.

87. Best Western Gold Rush Inn • Whitehorse, YT - Canada Hotels Best Western gold rush Inn in Whitehorse, Canada. Hotels By Chain offers online hotel reservations to Best Western gold rush Inn in Whitehorse, Canada. http://www.hotelsbychain.com/hotel-chains/canada/Best_Western_Gold_Rush_Inn.html

Home My Hotel List Review Reservations Help ... City Guide Travel Tools Tell A Friend Whitehorse City Guide Search Other Hotel Chains More Hotel Chains World Hotel Search Canada Hotel Chains International Hotel Chains Australia Hotel Chains USA Hotel Chains Hotel Search Search For All Canadian Hotels by the first letter of the city you would like to search A B C D ... Z Best Western Gold Rush Inn Address: Star Rating: 411 Main Street Whitehorse , YT Canada Amenities: "Laundry/Valet Services, Bar/Lounge, Coffee Maker in Room, 24 Hour Front Desk, Express Checkout, Free Parking, Hairdryers Available, Modem Lines in Room, Meeting/Banquet Facilities, No Smoking Rooms/Facilities, Pets Allowed, Snow Skiing, Television with Cable, Restaurant, Room Service, RV or Truck Parking," ...more Hotel Description: "The Best Western Gold Rush Inn is the only Best Western property in the Yukon Territory. Located in the Northwest of Canada, immediately east of Alaska Brochure Overview Map Check-In Date: January February March April May June July August September October November December Check-Out Date: January February March April May June July August September October November December Smoking Preference: No Preference Non-Smoking Smoking Number of Rooms / Suites: Number of Adults: Children: Online Hotel Reservation Info Welcome to Hotels By Chain - Instant Onlink Hotel Reservations. Hotels By Chain offers secure, real-time hotel booking to most hotel chains in Canada. The hotel you have selected - the Best Western Gold Rush Inn - may be booked online or by calling out hotel reservation phone number

88. Klondike Gold Rush Book Recommendations by Dave Neufeld of Parks Canada and Frank Norris of the US National Park Service, is a lively tale that sheds new light on the Klondike gold rush of 189798. http://klondikebooks.easycall.net/

EasyCall's Book Selections I own and operate the EasyCall Communications website, but I have also spent many summers leading guided/narrated tours in Alaska and the Yukon. I find the Klondike Gold Rush history both facinating and compeling, so I've put together a list of my recommendations for good reads related to Alaska, the Yukon and the Gold Rush of 1898. Enjoy! Click on the titles you're interested in and you'll be linked to the Amazon website where you can then purchase your book (or music) selections at discounted prices using their secure ordering system. Colleen Easley, Tour Manager John Hall's Alaska Cruises and Tours 3 months for $1 Special Offer Johnny Horton - Greatest Hits CD Includes: North to Alaska 2. Whispering Pines 3. Johnny Reb 4. Mansion You Stole 5. The Battle of New Orleans When It's Springtime in Alaska (It's Forty Below) 7. Honky Tonk Man 8. Battle of New Orleans 9. All for the Love of a Girl

89. BMO Nesbit Burns Highlights Gold Rush In Red Lake District Of Western Ontario. BMO Nesbit Burns Highlights gold rush in Red Lake District Of Western Ontario. So much news is forthcoming from Canada about the search for the elusive http://www.minesite.com/archives/brokers_archive/2002/aug-2002/bmo_nesbitt290802

News Commodities Features Brokers ... Intierra Brokers Crumbs Date: August 29, 2002 BMO Nesbit Burns Highlights Gold Rush in Red Lake District Of Western Ontario. So much news is forthcoming from Canada about the search for the elusive kimberlitic diamond up in the arctic wastes of Nunavut, that it sometimes appears that junior gold explorers have given up. Not so say brokers BMO Nesbitt Burns in its latest Weekly Gold Monitor which focuses on exploration in the Red Lake District of Ontario. In fact they reckon that the Red Lake greenstone belt in western Ontario has now been staked in its entirety by some majors and a lot of juniors. Interestingly Newmont seems to be showing a lot of interest in the Birch Uchi belt which is the eastern extension of the Red Lake belt. It has not undergone a lot of exploration and is considered to have the same geology and potential as Red lake. This is just as well as Newmont, under its new management, is said to be only interested in deposits of 25 million ounces or more and these certainly do not appear every day of the week. PREVIOUS PAGE PRIVACY JOIN US CONTACT US

90. CM Magazine: Gold Rush Women. Murphy and Haigh tell us, it was probably a woman who panned the first gold on Rabbit Creek near the Yukon River and started Canada s famous gold rush of 1896. http://www.umanitoba.ca/outreach/cm/vol5/no4/goldrushwomen.html

CM . . . . Volume V Number 4 . . . . October 16, 1998 Gold Rush Women. Claire Rudolph Murphy and Jane G. Haigh. Anchorage, Alaska: Alaska Northwest Books, (Distributed by Graphic Arts Center Publishing Company, PO Box 10306, Portland, Oregon 97296), 1997. 126 pp., paper, $22.95. ISBN 08-88240-484-9. Subject Headings: Women pioneers-Yukon Territory-Klondike River Valley-Biography. Women pioneers-Alaska-Biography. Frontier and pioneer life-Alaska. Alaska-History-1867-1959. Grades 9 and up / 14 and up. Review by Ian Stewart. excerpt: Women have made their minds up to go to the Klondike, so there is no use trying to discourage them...our wills are strong and unfailing. There are a few things, however, women should carefully consider before starting on this really perilous journey. First of all, delicate women have no right attempting this trip. It means utter collapse. Those who love luxury, comfort, and ease would better remain at home. It takes strong, healthy courageous women to stand the terrible hardships that must necessar ily be endured.... Annie Hall Strong The Skagway News

91. CBC Shop Online gold rush 2002 cameras were trained on Team Canada from their first step onto the ice in Salt Lake City to their historic step onto the gold medal podium. http://www.cbcshop.ca/CBC/shopping/product.aspx?Product_ID=ETSPT00009&Variant_ID

92. Gold Rush: U.S. Age Groupers Claim 12 Titles At World's gold rush US age groupers claim 12 titles at world s. Host Canada was runnerup with five, Great Britain third with four, Australia next with three and Germany http://www.insidetri.com/race/itu/articles/415.0.html

Sign up for the Inside Triathlon newsletter Change your newsletter settings Rudy Project D-3 Multisport 321 Coaching ... PC Coach Gold rush: U.S. age groupers claim 12 titles at world's By Timothy Carlson Senior Correspondent This report filed July 22, 2001 The United States may have lost its grip on professional triathlon since the days of the Big Four, but its fountain of masters-plus age group triathletes still gives it a stranglehold on the amateur triathlon world. Saturday at the 13th ITU World Olympic distance triathlon championships at Hawrelak Park in Edmonton, the United States led all nations with 12 golds. Host Canada was runner-up with five, Great Britain third with four, Australia next with three and Germany with two golds. Bolivia, France, the Republic of South Africa and Sweden each garnered one gold apiece in the 1.5km swim, 40km bike and 10km run on a day of mixed weather in midsummer Alberta, Canada. America's 12-gold total included: Willie Stewart, a star cross-country skier competing with one arm in the physically challenged division, won the category overall with a 2:18:11 time, beating below-the-knee amputee winner Paul Martin, also of the United States, by a 4:49 margin. Stewart took the lead from Martin at the first of three run laps, cruising in with a blazing 36:33 run, 8:10 faster than Martin, who just finished a record 10:41 at Ironman Roth two weeks prior. Des Nunan of the USA whipped the U.S.'s perennial world medalist in 45-49, Jim Bruskewitz, by a 54-second margin with a stellar 2:02:30 finish.

93. IEEE December 2003 GOLD-RUSH Newsletter To visit the IEEE Canada gold web site, please click here. The gold rush is a quarterly electronic newsletter published by the IEEE Regional Activities Board http://www.ieee.org/organizations/rab/gold/dec03.html

Archive Issues August 2003 March 2003 June 2001 December 2001 In the News! Update Report from Chair Anoop 2003 RAB Outstanding GOLD Program Award 2003 RAB Section GOLD Leadership Recognition Award Recipients GOLD Canada Newsletter, "Aurum", to debut! ... Edwin Howard Armstrong December 2003 GOLD-RUSH NEWSLETTER Update report from GOLD Committee Chair Anoop Alazhathu Dear Friend, We have had an exciting year, and it is fast coming to a close. Since its launch in 1998, the GOLD program has been, in a big way, instrumental in involving the ‘Young Professional’ with the IEEE. This year, we marked the 5 th anniversary of the GOLD program by honoring the past Chairs of the GOLD groups with the past-Chair pin. These people have slogged it out to start off GOLD groups in many Sections, and it is thanks to these extra-ordinary volunteers that the GOLD program is where it is today. Keep on the great work, mates. An award is another great way to recognize the efforts of the volunteer force. This year we’ve had a couple of nominations for the Outstanding GOLD group award. Congratulations to the Winnipeg Section GOLD group for winning the award.

94. Sovereign Diamonds /// Loose Diamonds century took place in the frozen north in the Yukon Territory of Canada. In the whole history of mankind s desire for gold, the Klondike gold rush has probably http://www.sovereigndiamonds.com/pages/jewelopedia/article_08.htm

Sovereign Diamonds Jewelopedia Worldwide Free Call: Home About US Contact Us Virtual Jewels ... Next The Gold Rush John Augustus Sutter ...emigrated from Switzerland to California in 1839. California was then a Mexican province, and from its governor he gained title to land in order to start a settlement named New Switzerland at the meeting point of the Sacramento and American rivers. He took possession of 50,000 acres (20,235 hectares), and ten years later he was a prosperous rancher. When the Mexican War of 1846-48 brought California to the United States, Sutter's future seemed assured. Then, suddenly, events turned against him. On the morning of Jan. 24, 1848, one of his employees, James Wilson Marshall , discovered gold at the site of a sawmill construction project. Marshall and Sutter agreed to become partners in mining the gold, but soon the news leaked out. Sutter's property was besieged by thousands of trappers, farmers, sailors, lawyers, preachers, and people from nearly every other occupation all of whom wanted to strike it rich in the new gold find. This was the beginning of the first, and still most famous, gold rush of modern times. Within a year, the "

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Home My Hotel List Review Reservations Help ... Go Back to Previous Page Featured Canadian Hotels Canadian Hotels Hot Rate Canadian Hotels Hilton Hotel Toronto Hotel Info Rates List your Hotel here! Best Western Gold Rush Inn Hotel Chain: Best Western International Hotel Address: 411 Main Street Hotel City: Whitehorse, YT, Y1A 2B6 Star Rating: Hotel Description: The Best Western Gold Rush Inn is the only Best Western property in the Yukon Territory. Located in the Northwest of Canada immediately east of Alaska ..more Hotel Amenities: "Laundry/Valet Services, Bar/Lounge, Coffee Maker in Room, 24 Hour Front Desk, Express Checkout, Free Parking, Hairdryers Available, Modem Lines in Room, Meeting/Banquet Facilities, No Smoking Rooms/Facilities, Pets Allowed, Snow Skiing, Television with Cable, Restaurant, Room Service, RV or Truck Parking," ..more Overview Brochure Map Check Rates for Best Western Gold Rush Inn A B C ... Y from $ 54.00 More Hot Rates Marriot Niagara Falls Hotel Hotel Info Rates List your Hotel here!

96. Yaneff, Chris - CY.02 - Gold Rush Festival, Dawson City Lautrec poster). One of the original gold rush towns of the 1890 s was Dawson City, in the Yukon Territories, Canada. In the summer http://www.yaneff.com/html/plates/cy02.html

Cheret, Lautrec, Picasso, Cappiello, Mucha and Steinlen - Vintage Posters Home Gallery News History ... Back Artists: Chris Yaneff R.C.A., Canadian Manfred Gotthans R.C.A., Canadian Item: CY.02 Title: "Gold Rush Festival, Dawson City" Description: Condition A Original poster, backed on Linen Limited printing of 250 Signed by Chris Yaneff Printed in 1962. Size: 25 in x 38 in 63.5 cm x 96.5 cm Terms of Sale Price: $150.00 USD Whether in the dance halls of Paris, the American wild west, or up north during the Gold Rush, the high kicking (cancan) dance hall girls were the main attraction of the day. The stylized image of a high kicking lady is reminiscent of a popular Lautrec image (see Lautrec poster One of the original gold rush towns of the 1890's was Dawson City, in the Yukon Territories, Canada. In the summer of 1962 the town once again came alive with gold rush fever, playing host to the "The Gold Rush Festival". A festival of dance and theatre of the period. It was launched by Tom Patterson, the founder of the world famous Stratford Festival in Ontario, Canada. The poster was designed by the graphic design team of Chris Yaneff and Manfred Gotthans of the firm Chris Yaneff Ltd.

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