Description
In 1921, the IJC issued an Order establishing a set of rules under which the measurement and apportionment of water from the St. Mary and Milk Rivers would be made by an Accredited Officer from each country. Based upon the certainty provided by the 1921 Order, Alberta has made significant investments to store, convey and deliver water for farms, industry and power generation. This includes a system of diversion canals, storage reservoirs and irrigation canals.
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January 1, 2004
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Sharing the waters : Alberta's perspective on the 1909 Boundary Waters Treaty
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Text, history and geography of the 1909 Boundary Waters Treaty and the 1921 order of the International Joint Commission : a supplement to sharing the waters
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12 pages
Frequency
Once
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Resource Dates
Date Created
2004-01-01
Date Added
2016-05-11T17:28:02.514718
Date Modified
2004-01-01
Date Issued
2004-01-01
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ISBN (print)
0778532194
NEOS catalogue key
2937185
Local Identifier
I/977
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Environment and Parks