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Park-Aboriginal relations in Canada's north
Principal Investigator: Sampson, Patrick
Licensed Year(s): 1993
Summary: In this study, Native concerns will be documented by collecting available literature and interviewing Auyuittuk National Park staff and residents of Pangnirtung. Questions to be asked will focus on the residents' feelings towards the Park, including how and why they like or dislike the Park as they relate to: economic benefits; tourists; protection of local resources as part of the Park; and resi...
Licensed Year(s): 1993
Summary: In this study, Native concerns will be documented by collecting available literature and interviewing Auyuittuk National Park staff and residents of Pangnirtung. Questions to be asked will focus on the residents' feelings towards the Park, including how and why they like or dislike the Park as they relate to: economic benefits; tourists; protection of local resources as part of the Park; and resi...
Licence #2386
Principal Investigator: Linn, George F.
Licensed Year(s): 1978
Summary: To determine pairs of words, one in Inuktitut and the one in English, that have the same meaning; these pairs will be used for a computer processed lexicon. To list words which are in danger of being lost from the Inuktitut language through lack of ice....
Licensed Year(s): 1978
Summary: To determine pairs of words, one in Inuktitut and the one in English, that have the same meaning; these pairs will be used for a computer processed lexicon. To list words which are in danger of being lost from the Inuktitut language through lack of ice....
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