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Report to the Minister of Justice and Solicitor General : public inquiry into the death of P.R.C.

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Represents the findings of a public fatality inquiry into the death of P.R.C., including determination of the date, time, place and circumstances of the death. See the usage considerations... More ≫

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Represents the findings of a public fatality inquiry into the death of P.R.C., including determination of the date, time, place and circumstances of the death. See the usage considerations section of this record for more information about public fatality inquiries.

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Dated ground stone artifacts from Tse’K’wa (HbRf-39), Peace River region, British Columbia

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Artifacts made from ground sandstone were recovered from Tse’K’wa (HbRf-39) in the Peace River region of northeastern British Columbia. Two formal types are described: handstones and beveled-edge... More ≫

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Artifacts made from ground sandstone were recovered from Tse’K’wa (HbRf-39) in the Peace River region of northeastern British Columbia. Two formal types are described: handstones and beveled-edge artifacts. The specimens are dated by stratigraphic position and radiocarbon from 6000 cal BP to recent times. Scans with an optical profilometer of possibly worked surfaces show that they are significantly smoother than unworked sandstone from the local bedrock formation. The shape of the artifacts also supports their identification as deliberately formed artifacts. This paper suggests that these are tools related to preparation of hides.

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Forestry and archaeology in Alberta : a history and synthesis

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This paper presents the origins of cultural resource management in Alberta’s forestry sector and synthesizes key statistics since implementation in 2003. Over 4,600 archaeological sites have been... More ≫

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This paper presents the origins of cultural resource management in Alberta’s forestry sector and synthesizes key statistics since implementation in 2003. Over 4,600 archaeological sites have been recorded in the province during historic resources impact assessments of harvest blocks and forestry roads with an average of 246 new sites per year. The paper summarizes annual records of sites detected, the number and percentage of forestry developments subjected to fieldwork, site size, and shovel test intensity. The goals are to document trends and explain the value of forestry compliance for heritage protection in Alberta.

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Final report : Métis Settlements General Council K-6 curriculum review engagement 2022

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Approximately one million dollars in grants was provided to 12 organizations to help them engage with their communities. Each organization was required to provide a report on their engagement... More ≫

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Approximately one million dollars in grants was provided to 12 organizations to help them engage with their communities. Each organization was required to provide a report on their engagement activities. This report was provided by the Métis Settlement General Council.

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Draft Alberta K-6 curriculum : way forward document

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Approximately one million dollars in grants was provided to 12 organizations to help them engage with their communities. Each organization was required to provide a report on their engagement... More ≫

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Approximately one million dollars in grants was provided to 12 organizations to help them engage with their communities. Each organization was required to provide a report on their engagement activities. This report was provided by the Stoney Nakoda Tsuut’ina Tribal Council.

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Draft Alberta kindergarten to Grade Six curriculum : a literature review with recommendations

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Approximately one million dollars in grants was provided to 12 organizations to help them engage with their communities. Each organization was required to provide a report on their engagement... More ≫

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Approximately one million dollars in grants was provided to 12 organizations to help them engage with their communities. Each organization was required to provide a report on their engagement activities. This report was provided by the Confederacy of Treaty Six First Nations.

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Labour force statistics : Alberta Indigenous people living off-reserve package [2021]

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Provides detailed labour market statistics for off-reserve Indigenous people for 2021, including: labour force, employment, and unemployment rates; full-time, part-time, public and private sector... More ≫

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Provides detailed labour market statistics for off-reserve Indigenous people for 2021, including: labour force, employment, and unemployment rates; full-time, part-time, public and private sector and self-employed breakdowns; gender, age and geographic breakdowns; and industry, occupational and educational attainment information.

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Labour force statistics : Alberta Indigenous people living off-reserve highlights [2021]

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Highlights of the labour market conditions among Indigenous peoples living off-reserves for 2020.

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Alberta opioid response surveillance report : First Nations People in Alberta [2021]

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This surveillance report presents emergency department visits, hospitalizations, prescription drug dispensing from community pharmacies, emergency medical services, naloxone kit dispensing,... More ≫

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This surveillance report presents emergency department visits, hospitalizations, prescription drug dispensing from community pharmacies, emergency medical services, naloxone kit dispensing, supervised consumption service visits, and mortality data associated with opioids and other drugs in Alberta. Results are subject to change. The time period covered in this report is January 2016 to December 2020.

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State of Indigenous community-based monitoring in Alberta (2015-2018)

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The stewardship of Alberta's resources requires informed decision-making at local, regional, and provincial scales based on the best available knowledge from multiple knowledge systems. In the... More ≫

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The stewardship of Alberta's resources requires informed decision-making at local, regional, and provincial scales based on the best available knowledge from multiple knowledge systems. In the interest of advancing Indigenous community-based monitoring (ICBM) in Alberta, interviews were conducted with participants from 51 First Nations and Métis organizations across Alberta. The resulting report provides a snapshot of the ICBM landscape in Alberta, related to needs, interests and readiness to engage in community-based monitoring from the lens of First Nations and Métis organizations between 2015 and 2018.

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