101. OSH Answers: General Safety Tips A Service from the canadian Center for Occupational Health and Safety (CCOHS). http://gala.ccohs.ca/oshanswers/safety_haz/woodwork/gen_safe.html

Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety Contact Us Help Canada Site Web Info Service ... Shop@CCOHS General Safety Tips What should you do before using woodworking machines? What safety procedures should you follow when using woodworking machines? What should you avoid when working with woodworking machines? OSH Answers Feedback Printer Friendly Layout Inquiries Service The Inquiries Service at CCOHS answers questions on the health or safety concerns people have about the work they do. More on Inquiries Service Printer Friendly Layout Safety Hazards Woodworking Machines General Safety Tips What should you do before using woodworking machines? Woodworking tools can be dangerous if not used properly. Only use woodworking machines that you have been trained to use properly and safely. Read the owner's manual carefully. Make sure you understand instructions before attempting to use any tool or machine. Ask questions if you have any doubts about doing the work safely. What safety procedures should you follow when using woodworking machines? Always wear safety glasses or goggles Wear dust masks when required.

102. Macleans.ca Weekly general interest magazine featuring canadian and world news. http://www.macleans.ca

FORUMS SCREENING ROOM PHOTO GALLERY RSS ... NEWSLETTER How should we handle the rising cost of oil and gas? A cut in gas tax Price controls Nationalize the oil industry Take steps to personally conserve energy Last week's poll Opinion Culture Business ... I take that as a 'yes' Radical new measures are being suggested to improve organ donations in Canada When the music dies The Montreal symphony's strike and the nasty business of big culture Canadian Idol Peter Bregg captures the tears and cheers of the season finale Festival post-mortem What did Canadian fimmmakers offer the public at this year's TIFF? Daily Press Review Norman Spector reviews Monday's headlines Top UN nuclear agency inspector urges an end to posturing on Iran 16:33 EST more news Illness keeps federal minister Efford from meeting on gas prices 16:39 EST more politics Survivor winner Richard Hatch pleads innocent to tax evasion 16:42 EST more entertainment OUR USERS SPEAK "Yes, unions are dinosaurs, at least in their current shape, thought and action." MORE OF YOUR COMMENTS EUGENE LEVY Listen to the comedian discuss his acting career, working with Samuel Jackson and their new film

103. Archaeolink.com Archaeology, Anthropology, Social Studies, General Ancient Civilizations Pages Index history and culture of ancient civilizations; daily lives, rulers, Native Americans - Canada/US general resources http://www.archaeolink.com/

104. Winnipeg General Strike - Canadian Heritage Gallery Image of workers during the strike. http://www.canadianheritage.org/reproductions/21834.htm

Canadian Heritage Gallery Home Page Galleries Miscellaneous: Strikes Places: Winnipeg ... Structures: Offices Winnipeg General Strike Click here to view a larger picture; to return, use your browser's back button. The Winnipeg General Strike, 1919, with strikers about to tear down the sign from the Board of Trade Building. ID #21834 Credit: Brown Brothers, National Archives of Canada, C-51597 High-Quality Reproductions of the above Image You can order reproductions of this image as a Print, suitable for framing, produced on 38# photo-quality paper. Or, order a digital reproduction, suitable for printing this image, which you can download or receive on CD-ROM. (See details below) Phone Ordering: Canada / United States: 1-800-706-1961 Toronto / Mississauga / Brampton / Oakville: 905-824-7030 (Credit Card Required) Online Ordering: Click on the buttons to add images to your shopping cart. To review your order, click on "View Shopping Cart". (Credit Card Required) All prices in Canadian Dollars 5" X 7" Print (7.5cm X 17.8cm)

105. Canada's National History Society Joining Canada s National history Society opens the pages, passages and portes The Governor general s Award. An annual salute to Excellence in Teaching http://www.historysociety.ca/

@import "css/main.css"; @import "css/ind.css"; Home Contact skip navigation Helping Canadians understand their stories since 1994. The Society , 50 000 members strong, is devoted to brushing the dust off of Canadian history to reveal our true passion and drama. The Beaver: Not Your Average Rodent What can be found at the bottom of a political problem? Find the answer in the Beaver Kids Krazy for Kayak Does your child know how many monsters live in Canada? Find the answer in Kayak A Clutch of Culture Read the books , watch the videos Plan your gift and you can open the pages, passages and portes of Canada's unique and compelling history for the generations to come. Details 2005 PBA Winner Announced Six times a year, The Beaver tells the ongoing story of Canada and its surprising and spirited people. Discover your country all over again. Details An annual salute to Excellence in Teaching Canadian History, six winners will be chosen for their contributions in 2004. Details Established in 1994, the first award was given to Canadian writer and popular author Pierre Berton, who lent us his name for future awards. Details Don't just read about history, participate in it with the help of the historical societies, museums and tour guides who can enliven your concept of Canada.

106. Introduction - Inventory Of Canadian Digital Initiatives Provides descriptions of canadian information resources created for the Internet, including general digital collections, resources centered around a particular theme, and reference sources and databases. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/initiatives/index-e.html

The Canadian Inventory of Digital Initiatives provides links to, and descriptions of digitized Canadian resources created for the Web. These initiatives include digital collections centred around themes and collections, reference sources, and databases. The Inventory provides an overview of each submission that includes its name, participating organizations, content description, subject categories (broad Dewey decimal classes), and contact information. This information supports a useful search mechanism for visitors. All organizations or individuals who create Web content relevant to Canadians are encouraged to submit their initiative(s) whether they are in the planning stages, or completed. You can also use the Inventory to search out themes similar to your planned initiative to avoid costly duplication, or to explore partnerships. Submission forms are available in English, French, or in bilingual format. Created: 1999-02-28 Updated: 2004-02-04 Top of page Important Notices

107. Canadian Flag Etiquette Contains general etiquette, vertical display, and order of provincial flags. http://flagspot.net/flags/ca_prtcl.html

Canadian Flag Etiquette Last modified: by phil nelson Keywords: canada flag etiquette: canada protocol: canada Links: FOTW homepage search write us mirrors ... Construction Sheet See also: Canada Canadian Flag Etiquette There is a great listing of official Canadian rules on the Maple Leaf Flag (aka The National Flag of Canada) at http://www.pch.gc.ca/ceremonial-symb/Etiquette/flag_e.htm In case your French is better than your English, go to http://www.pch.gc.ca/ceremonial-symb/Etiquette/flag_f.htm David Morgan - 2 March 1998 This site discusses the variations of displays requested. The specifics are too long to post here. The whole document, excluding cover, printed from the web site covers approx. 20 pages. Good researching. Phil Nelson - 17 June 1998 Synopsis The flag of highest rank, per the standards referenced, is that of the Sovereign, who is also head of the British Commonwealth. Her flag is flown only on her places of residence and when at official functions within Canada. Other members of the royal family may be represented by their flags when in residence or on official duties in Canada, and then only the flag of the highest ranking royalty present. Note, the sovereign's flag to which I refer is the Queen's Canadian standard. Next in rank is the Governor-General, who is the Queen's representative. His flag is flown at residence and office and when on official functions. Similarly, there is the standard of the Lt. Governor, whose flag has highest rank in each Province. The rules governing the display of the Governor-General's flag apply here as well. The order of next rank is the Canadian flag itself.

108. Canadian SKATE - News And Results From The Canadian Figure Skating Community A general site for fans of canadian skating. http://members.tripod.com/~CDNSK8/

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109. The History Of Canada The history of the Dominion of Canada. Hartford Web Publishing is not the The history in general of the Americas The history in general of North http://www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/44/

The history of the Dominion of Canada Hartford Web Publishing is not the author of the documents in World History Archives The history in general of the Americas The history in general of North America The history of Native Canada ... Resources for the study of Canada

110. Canadian Management Centre Providing financial management, human resources, leadership, communications, customer service, sales, project management, and general managerial courses. Located in Toronto, Ontario. http://www.cmcamai.org/

111. Governor General Of Canada the history, roles, responsibilities and activities of the Governor general. As you learn about this important role, Canada s history, political and http://www.gg.ca/menu_e.asp

Her Excellency the Right Honourable Adrienne Clarkson, Governor General of Canada, invites you to learn more about the history, roles, responsibilities and activities of the Governor General. As you learn about this important role, Canada's history, political and social evolution come to life. You will discover how the Governor General honours Canadians from every walk of life and every region who make remarkable contributions to our country. Rideau Hall belongs to all of us; it is our national home. Make plans to visit in person the next time you're in Ottawa. So welcome home and welcome to our Web site. The door is open. We hope you stay awhile. What's New Governor General Clarkson to make last official visit to La Citadelle in Québec City Presentation of Credentials at Rideau Hall Governor General announces the creation of the Governor General's Northern Medal Her Excellency the Right Honourable Adrienne Clarkson Address to the Empire Club of Canada and the Canadian Club of Toronto ... Governor General announces awarding of Meritorious Service Decorations Activities and Events Come home to Rideau Hall Governor General’s LEVEE at the Citadelle of Québec - September 24, 2005

112. Canadian Tug Of War Association general information about the association, results, photos, rules, chat and news. http://www.tugofwar.ca/

Canadian Tug Of War Association Welcome! English Bienvenue! Francais Version 2005 © Canadian Tug Of War Association 2005 Website designed and maintained by Dennis DeWetering Send mail to webmaster@tugofwar.ca with questions or comments about this web site. Last Updated: January 16, 2005

113. Camel National mathematical society. general information, activities, membership and Camel accounts. http://camel.math.ca/

114. CPPIC - Environment Canada's pollution prevention (P2) website and database featuring general information, tools, legislation, success stories, and technology. http://www.ec.gc.ca/cppic/en/index.cfm

Skip to Navigation Menu Skip to Content This web site has been built using valid XHTML and CSS according to the 's and Government of Canada 's best practices. If you are having trouble viewing the page, you may require a more current browser such as Internet Exlporer 6 , or Mozilla Contact Us Help Search ... About Us Home Search Form Sector Search Business Government Citizens and Society ... Submit an Idea Questions or comments? We'd like to hear from you! Contact Us elcome to the Canadian Pollution Prevention Information Clearinghouse ( CPPIC ), an online database and comprehensive resource that provides Canadians with the information they need to put pollution prevention ( ) into practice. Use the keyword search or sector search options to access pollution prevention resources, or click on one of the groups found below to discover the different features and attributes of this web site. Should you need assistance, either searching the database or navigating through this site, please visit the CPPIC User Guide located in the left side bar menu. Search by keyword Keyword search Keyword search: What's New New Resource: Water Minimisation in the Food and Drink Industry CPPIC User Guide Business Government ... Canada Site The Green Lane TM , Environment Canada's World Wide Web site Last updated: Last reviewed: Important Notices URL of this page: http://www.ec.gc.ca/cppic/en/index.cfm

115. IEEE Canadian Review / La Revue Canadienne De L'IEEE A magazine published by IEEE Canada for canadian members. Mission statement, current and previous issues, general information, submissions and editors. http://ewh.ieee.org/reg/7/canrev/

Current issue Previous issues General information Mission Statement ... Les rédacteurs IEEE Canada committee / comité site update IEEE Canadian Review La revue canadienne de l'IEEE Home Page / canrev.ieee.ca / Page d'accueil Spectrum Update your alias, address, services, etc. Mettez à jour votre alias, adresse, services, etc. The Institute This is the website of the IEEE Canadian Review, a magazine published by IEEE Canada for Canadian members of the IEEE. Bienvenue au site de la revue canadienne de l'IEEE, un magazine édité par IEEE Canada pour les membres canadiens de l'IEEE. In general, all submitted items are published in the language(s) the author provides (English or French or both). The editor welcomes volunteers who are willing to assist in translation. En général, les articles soumis sont édités dans la langue (ou les langues) fournie(s) par l'auteur, français et/ou anglais. Le rédacteur souhaite la bienvenue à toute personne désireuse de se joindre à l'équipe de traduction. The managing editor solicits and welcomes your comments at: Email: Fax: 514-840-1244 Telephone: 514-634-2478 The marketing manager solicits and welcomes your comments at: Email: Fax: 450-652-8181 Telephone: 450-652-8089 Le rédacteur en chef sollicite vos commentaires à: Courriel: Fax: 514-840-1244 Téléphone: 514-634-2478 Responsable du marketing sollicite vos commentaires à: Courriel: Fax: 450-652-8181 Téléphone: 450-652-8089 Since all issues (since 41) are now available in both on-line and hardcopy mediums, we ask for your feedback to help us improve.

116. Western Standard general interest newsmagazine with a western canadian flavour, featuring conservative and libertarian columnists. http://www.westernstandard.ca/

Search SUBSCRIBE TODAY AB BC MB NB NL NS NT NU ON PE QC SK YT Online Store Home The Shotgun Blog News ... Media Kit TOP STORY One cheer for the boot heel Maybe a little reverse psychology is the only way to get the Canadian right to take a stand for freedom By Pierre Lemieux OVERHEARD ON THE SHOTGUN BLOG Adscam Justice Paul Coffin, the first man to be sentenced for the fraud perpetrated on taxpayers by the Liberal government and their cronies, has been sentenced. Joining the ranks of corporate rip-off artists such as Dennis Kozlowski (25 years in prison) and... What, me worry? I was in the car a bit this morning and I heard the CHML 900 report on the Leger Marketing poll saying that the Liberals are in majority territory. First things first. Typically Leger Marketing consistently polls Liberal support much... NEWS A centennial summit Angus Taylor organized the Alberta Centennial Mountain Expedition, climbing 100 mountains to celebrate the province's birthday By Cyril Doll B.C. jails' growing popularity Marijuana growers who do the crime elsewhere in Canada are choosing to do their timeand less of itin pot-friendly B.C. By Terry O'Neill OPINION Trading the Wheat Board Getting rid of the CWB should require something from our trading partners in return By Will Verboven The joke's on them Westerners have never been amused at Ottawa's appeasement of Quebec, but they might get the last laugh

117. Canadian Military Medals And Decorations - Veterans Affairs Canada Veteran Affairs Canada presents various war medals, service badges and honours. Provides detailed information of each, photographs where relevant and circumstances under which they would have been awarded. http://www.vac-acc.gc.ca/general/sub.cfm?source=collections/cmdp/mainmenu

118. Canadian Geothermal Energy Association (CGEA) Information about the canadian Geothermal Energy Association, its members, directors and their ongoing projects. Also, a description of geothermal resources in general and specific to Canada. Online bibliography of information about geothermal resources in Canada http://www.geothermal.ca

Possible Keywords: geothermal, energy, heat pump, hotspring, alternative energy source, kyoto accord, hot spring Canadian Geothermal Energy Association The CGEA is a non-profit association of professionals, researchers, consultants and the public that are interested in the utilization, protection and understanding of geothermal resources. Its members have varying specific interests in geothermal resources ranging from heat pump technology, high temperature energy production and geology to recreational uses and environmental considerations. The goal of the CGEA is to act as a sounding board and discussion group for the concerns and ideas of its members. Activities of the CGEA include: following developments in the international geothermal field with possible applications to the geothermal industry within Canada, lobbying Canadian government branches about issues concerning geothermal resources and uses in Canada, hosting meetings and seminars for the exchange of information, and acting as a warehouse of geothermal expertise within Canada. Upcoming events What is geothermal energy and how can it be used?

119. Civilization.ca - Online Resources For Canadian Heritage Webbased resources in the fields of archaeology, ethnology, history and folk culture. http://www.civilization.ca/orch/www00_e.html

QUICK LINKS Home page Archaeology Arts and Crafts Civilizations Cultures First Peoples History Treasures Military history Artifact catalogue Library catalogue Other Web sites Boutique Canadian Heritage This list focuses on educational Internet resources pertinent to Canadian heritage in the disciplines covered by the Canadian Museum of Civilization Corporation: archaeology, ethnology, history (including military history and postal history), and folk culture. Other resources are also included if they are considered to provide a larger context for understanding Canada, its history, and the multicultural backgrounds of Canadians. Finally, some general resources are included to help you pursue subjects further afield. The inclusion of a link in the Canadian Museum of Civilization Corporation's web site does not constitute an endorsement or recommendation by the Canadian Museum of Civilization Corporation. The Corporation has no control over the availability of remote sites, and is not responsible for accuracy, reliability or currency of the information found at those sites. Users should be aware that information on some external sites to which we link is available only in the language in which it was provided. The information provided by these resources is, in most cases, in the language indicated by the title of the resource. Compiled by: Stephen Alsford Webmaster Canadian Museum of Civilization stephen.alsford@civilization.ca

120. The Atlas Of Canada Offers links and resources for exploring the cultural geography of Canada. Features statistical profiles of communities, resources for educators, and general and contact information for the project. http://cgdi.gc.ca/ccatlas/atlas.htm

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