101. Gripped Canada's Climbing Magazine Presented by National Geographic and Dunham Bootmakers, the festival will be Banff, alberta, canada T1L 1H5 email banffmountainfilms@banffcentre.ca http://www.gripped.com/

Please ensure that you are using IE 6 or or newer, with Flash and Quicktime plug-ins installed. Petzl Roc Trip at Squamish Elite Division (Bouldering and route scores combined) Men Petzl Rock Trip Results Women Open Bouldering Men Women Open Routes Men Women 2005 Banff Mountain Photography Competition seeks awe-inspiring images The Banff Mountain Photography Competition jury has an extremely difficult job. For two days each year, these hardworking judges are cloistered in a room at The Banff Centre, to sift through hundreds of photo competition entries to choose the best mountain images. Last year more than 2,300 images from 24 different countries were submitted. Winners in seven categories will share $8,000 in cash and prizes, and have their photos featured at the 2005 Banff Mountain Festivals and a Grand Prize: $1000 cash, and prizes from our sponsors, will be awarded to the photographer with the best overall photograph, regardless of category.

102. UVic Geography - Lawrence D. McCann Victoria, British Columbia, canada V8W 3P5 Ph.D., geography, University ofAlberta, 1972. Areas of Teaching and Research. Teaching Urban geography http://office.geog.uvic.ca/dept2/faculty/mccann/mccann.html

Faculty HOME Contact Faculty Research ... Student Programs Dr. Larry McCann Geography Department, University of Victoria Victoria, British Columbia, Canada V8W 3P5 Phone (250) 721-7340 Fax (250) 721-6216 E-mail: lmccann@office.geog.uvic.ca Present Position Professor of Geography (I joined the University of Victoria in 1992) Education B. A. (Honours) Geography, University of Victoria, 1966 M.A., Geography, University of Alberta, 1969 Ph.D., Geography, University of Alberta, 1972 Areas of Teaching and Research Teaching: Urban Geography Geography of the City (G340) Research: Historical Urban Geography Planning, design, and architectural history of Canadian cities Honours and Awards 2001, Massey Medal, Royal Canadian Geographical Society (for outstanding contributions to the interdisciplinary interpretation of Canada’s geography) 1999, Award for Teaching Excellence, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Victoria 1994, Award of Merit, Association of Canadian Studies (for outstanding contributions to the development of Canadian Studies in Canada and abroad)

103. Alphabetical Order - Canadian Information By Subject geography, travelAlberta geography, travelAtlantic Provinces geography,travelBritish Columbia geography, travelCanada, Northern http://www.collectionscanada.ca/caninfo/ealpha.htm

Introduction Search Alphabetical Order Subject Order What's New? About Subject Tree - Alphabetical Order A B C D ... XYZ A Abolitionism Academic degrees and related topics Academic libraries Accounting ... Top of Page B Ball games Ballet and modern dance Banks Baptist, Disciples of Christ, Adventist churches ... Top of Page C Cabinet ministers Cabinets and cabinet level committees Camping Canada ... Top of Page D Dairy products Dangerous goods Data processing. Computer science Day care services ... Top of Page E Early church and Eastern churches Early history to 1763 Earth sciences Eating and drinking places ... Top of Page F Fact-finding and advisory bodies Faculty and teachers Fairs Families ... Top of Page G Galleries, museums, private collections of fine and decorative artsCanada Gambling Games of chance Garden crops (Horticulture) ... Top of Page H Handicraft Hazardous materials Hazards in sports and recreation Headache ... Top of Page I Ice and snow sports Ice games Icelandic Canadians Illustration ... Top of Page J Japanese Canadians Jazz JewsCanada Job huntingAtlantic Provinces ... Top of Page K Karate Keramics Korean War, 1950-1953

104. Rivers Of Canada: Saskatchewan River - From Glaciers To Grasslands Canadian Council for Geographic Education The basin includes much of Albertaand Saskatchewan, parts of Manitoba and the state of Montana in the United http://www.ccge.org/ccge/english/Resources/rivers/tr_rivers_saskatchewanRiver.as

HOME SITEMAP SEARCH Geography Action! ... Research Grants Saskatchewan River From glaciers to grasslands Cree name: Kisiskatchewan, meaning ' swift current Current official name : Saskatchewan, from the Cree original Source: Rocky Mountains, east of the Continental Divide Mouth: Hudson Bay, via Lake Winnipeg and Nelson River Direction of flow: east Length : 4618 kilometres, including main north and south branches to Lake Winnipeg Main Characteristic: Drains the vast Canadian Prairie More on the Saskatchewan River: Early Bird Beaked dinosaur is missing link to birds Dry Bones Dinosours abound in Alberta's badlands Plains Speaking Pioneer in the fight for women's rights Last Stand End of Steel Canada's northernmost metropolis Dirty Thirties Prairie life in the era of the Bennett Buggy Unwild West Mounties keep order on the Prairies Dream of Wheat Prosperous farmers feed the world Wonder City Saskatoon sprouts from the Prairie THE SASKATCHEWAN RIVER SYSTEM HAS BEEN THE VITAL, life-giving force of the Canadian Prairies. In little more than a century, the basin has seen the destruction of the bison herds, the dispossession of Native food sources and land, and the conversion of great, natural grasslands to agriculture. More recently, the people of the Saskatchewan River basin have been the source of many of Canada's political freedoms, innovations in health care, and co-operative enterprise.

105. Western Geography The Changing geography of Small Urban Places, McVey, JA, 3943. Stockyard Districtsas Industrial Clusters in Two Western Canadian Cities, MacLachlan, I.; http://office.geog.uvic.ca/dept/wcag/westgeog.htm

WESTERN GEOGRAPHY Western Geography is the official journal of the Western Division of the Canadian Association of Geographers. The objective of the journal is to publish original scholarly work on geographical themes or topics that emphasize western Canada and adjacent areas, or that are written by geographers from this region. The editor and editorial board invite manuscripts of a methodological, empirical, theoretical, or philosophical nature that fall within this objective. Table of Contents Manuscript Submissions Instructions to Authors TABLE OF CONTENTS Volume 13/14, 2003/04 The August 1999 Debris Flow at Five Mile Creek, Banff, Alberta de Scally, F.; Mattson, L.E.; and Rowbotham, D.N. Poetic Place: Knowing a Small British Columbia Community Through the Production of Creative Geographic Knowledge de Leeuw, S.N The Changing Geography of Small Urban Places McVey, J.A. Stockyard Districts as Industrial Clusters in Two Western Canadian Cities MacLachlan, I.; and Townshend, I. Post-Industrial Adjustments in a Staples Economy: Urban and Economic Change in Kamloops, 1961-2002 MacKinnon, R.; and Nelson, R. [Re-] Designing Rural Residential Areas with Public Transit in Mind: Developing Indicators for Sustainable Transportation Patrick, R.J.

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