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- Merle Massie A Place in History
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- Rylan Kafara, The Past is Unwritten?
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- Stillwaters Historians, Katherine O"Flarherty and Rob Gee
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Monthly Archives: December 2010
Micro Environmental History – Weather and Missing Mountain Tops
Weather related travel seem to be dominating the news this holiday season. Before snow paralyzed air travel in Europe and Britain, it trapped people in their cars in southern Ontario while rains and storm surges were flooding rural New Brunswick. … Continue reading
Posted in Canada, Environment
Tagged Canmore, climate change, Environment, Mines, mountains, weather, wilderness
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Distinguishing between “European in Canada” and “Canadian” in History.
When do the resident of Canada cease to be “European” and become “Canadian”? In the process of reviewing for comprehensive exams in January, one of the things that continually strikes me seeming fluidity of the terminology used to describe the … Continue reading
Posted in Canada
Tagged Canada, dissertation, Historiography, Politics, Reading, Reflection
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We are here.
Thirty-eight years ago today the crew of Apollo 17 took a photograph from space that would become known as “The Blue Marble.” Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Opinion, Research
Tagged dissertation, earth, Environment, Opinion, photography, Reflection, sublime, World
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