21. Links River, North Of Sixty - Northwest Territories Travel/ Toursim Sites Online meet its people and enjoy their culture, history and lifestyles. regional Attractions Birding in the northwest territories news from Inuvik, http://www.denendeh.com/linksriver/pages/travel.htm

NORTHWEST TERRITORIES TRAVEL/TOURISM ONLINE Until we are able to break down all of this new information into tourism zones, we recommend tht if you are looking for travel services, accomodation, transportation and outfitters, please click on the business button on the left and select the nearest community in the region you are planning to travel. NATIONAL Canadian Tourism Commission - Canada's Tourism Information Network Facts about the Northwest Territories brief overview from the main Canadian Government site. - Home of the book "Reflections on a River", a journal of a 2000 km kayak trip from Yellowknife Bay to Tuktoyaktuk on the Arctic Ocean..and other northern collectibles. TERRITORIAL Above and Beyond Magazine - Above and Beyond magazine is your window on the ever-changing North. Join us each Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall as we explore... ...The people, the culture and the land. Canoe North Canoe North is a division of MSS Ltd.

22. Northwest Territories Parks And Campgrounds The northwest territories operates public campgrounds and roadside parks whichreveal the stark and interpretation of the regional history or landscape. http://www.explorenwt.com/adventures/parks-camping/TerritorialParks.asp

Access keys: 1:Home 2:Adventures 3:Destinations 4:Travel Planning 5:Travel Guides 6:Search 7:Advanced Search Home Adventures Destinations Travel Planning ... Territorial parks Northwest Territories parks The Northwest Territories operates public campgrounds and roadside parks which reveal the stark beauty of northern Canada. Our campgrounds are spacious and well laid out, located in an area representative of the surrounding landscape, often near a lake or a river. Our campgrounds feature walking trails, fishing or swimming, boating or canoeing, and interpretation of the regional history or landscape. Wayside parks are located along all our highways. Stop for a picnic at a scenic river crossing or waterfall. Hike a well marked trail to a scenic viewpoint. Or launch your boat on a river or lake where few have traveled. This is Canadian wilderness slightly tamed, and at its best. Arctic Coast Arctic Circle Sign Dempster Delta Visitor's Centre Eagle Plains Camp Gwich'in Territorial Park ... Western Arctic Regional Visitor Centre Big Lake Country Chan Lake Picnic Area Fort Providence Park Campground North Arm Park Powder Point Boat Launch Diamond Capital Cameron Falls Trail Cameron River Park Fred Henne Territorial Campground Hidden Lake Park ... Yellowknife River Picnic Area Great Slave Gateway Hay River Territorial Park Campground Little Buffalo River Territorial Park Campgound Mackenzie Valley Canol Heritage Trail McKinnon Park Nahanni Country Blackstone Park Fort Simpson Territorial Park Fort Simpson Visitor Centre Liard River Crossing Territorial Park Waterfalls Route

23. Regional Thermal History Of The Pine Point Area, Northwest Territories, Canada, regional thermal history of the Pine Point area, northwest territories, Canada,from apatite fissiontrack analysis. Dennis C. Arne. Univ. Melbourne, Dep. http://econgeol.geoscienceworld.org/cgi/content/abstract/86/2/428

Quick Search: advanced search GSW Home GeoRef Home My GSW Alerts ... TABLE OF CONTENTS Economic Geology ; April 1991; v. 86; no. 2; p. 428-435 This Article Alert me when this article is cited Alert me if a correction is posted Services Email this article to a friend Alert me to new issues of the journal Download to citation manager Order Hardcopy of Full Text via AGI/GeoRef GeoRef GeoRef Citation Regional thermal history of the Pine Point area, Northwest Territories, Canada, from apatite fission-track analysis Dennis C. Arne Univ. Melbourne, Dep. Geol., Parkville, Victoria, Australia This record provided courtesy of AGI/GeoRef. JOURNAL HOME HELP CONTACT PUBLISHER SUBSCRIBE ... TABLE OF CONTENTS

24. Company History -- First Air engaged in the northwest territories (NT) for charter and aerial survey for Late in 1995 First Air bought 100% of Ptarmigan Airways Ltd., a regional http://www.firstair.ca/About_First_Air/company_history.html

About First Air President's Message Corporate Profile Officers of the Company ... Media Kit About First Air Company History Charter Services Pilot training and small aircraft, local charter work were the backbone of the company's operations until the mid-fifties. The advent of the DEW line (Distant Early Warning line) construction program brought about the first major sortie into expanded operations. During 1954-1956 four Cessna 180s were engaged in the Northwest Territories (NT) for charter and aerial survey for the DEW line construction contractors. This was just the beginning of an expansion program which has seen the company become the foremost Arctic air carrier in the world. In 1958 the company began regular operations in the High Arctic Islands in support of the Geological Survey of Canada using Piper Super Cubs on tundra tires which were especially engineered by First Air personnel. During 1958-1968 charter operations in the Arctic Islands continued to grow and expand. Larger aircraft such as Beavers and single-engined Otters were used for this unique requirement. Scientific and government agencies engaged in exploration, survey and mapping were the first major customers to use this service.

25. The Structural And Metamorphic History Of The Back River Volcanic Complex, Nunav located in the eastern Slave Province, northwest territories and Nunavut. The Back River volcanic complex is exposed in the core of a regional http://digitalcommons.hil.unb.ca/dissertations/AAINQ87623/

Home dissertations home about ... Advanced Search The structural and metamorphic history of the Back River volcanic complex, Nunavut and Northwest Territories. Christopher James Beaumont-Smith, The University of New Brunswick Date: 2003 Download the dissertation (PDF format) Tell a colleague about it. Printing Tips : Select 'print as image' in the Acrobat print dialog if you have trouble printing. The Back River volcanic complex represents an Archean volcanic centre located in the eastern Slave Province, Northwest Territories and Nunavut. Detailed structural analysis of the metavolcanic Back Group and conformably overlying Beechey Lake Group metasedimentary succession has identified four generations of ductile structures, which are the products of three Archean deformations (D -D ). The oldest structures (D ) comprise horizontally plunging, upright to overturned F folds and axial planar S slaty cleavage. These structures are overprinted by tight to isoclinal, strongly asymmetrical F folds and S axial planar foliations. The steep plunge of F

26. RailAmerica ::: About Us :: History RailAmerica, Inc., the world s largest short line and regional freight railroad the northwest territories, Ontario, Québec and New Brunswick and the http://www.railamerica.com/history.htm

When RailAmerica was formed in 1986, the Company was operating in an environment where exceptional growth opportunities had evolved for those in the short line railroad industry, brought about by the passage of the Staggers Rail Act of 1980. This Act gave the Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC) the authority to exempt certain transactions from regulation and streamlined procedures involved with the purchase and sale of rail properties. Consequently, RailAmerica's initial strategy was directed at the acquisition and operation of short line and regional railroads. The first two such lines, the Huron and Eastern Railway Company and the Saginaw Valley Railroad Company, were acquired in 1986 and 1991, respectively. In November of 1992, RailAmerica had its initial public offering and was listed on the NASDAQ, thus setting the foundation for greater expansion of the company. Its third railroad, the South Central Tennessee Railroad, was acquired in February of 1994 and included 50 miles of rail line. In early 1997, RailAmerica acquired its first railroad outside of the U.S. with the purchase of the 1,400-mile Chilean railroad, Ferronor. Ferronor operates the only north-south railroad in Northern Chile, extending from LaCalera near Santiago to its northern terminus at Iquique, approximately 120 miles south of Peru.

27. Regional : Canada : Northwest Territories RootsSearch.net Gen Directory regional Canada northwest territories The Family history Store Origins.net FREE firstname history http://www.rootssearch.net/Regional/Canada/Northwest_Territories/

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28. Selected Resources For The Pacific Northwest Margaret Fast regional history Index to the Pacific northwest Collection University Maps are available that show traditional territories or reservation boundaries. http://www.library.wwu.edu/ref/subjguides/history/pacificnorthwest.htm

Selected Resources for Pacific Northwest History Margaret Fast, Librarian for History PRIMARY SOURCES ARCHIVES and HISTORICAL RECORDS The Center for Pacific Northwest Studies "collects private papers, organizational, and institutional records documenting economic, social, cultural, and political trends significant to the study of the Pacific Northwest. The collections include a few items from the late eighteenth century, but most date from the mid-nineteenth century to the present. The format of the Center's holdings vary widely, ranging from photographs, maps, architectural drawings, audio and video tapes, diaries, letters, business ledgers and account books, newspapers, and scrapbooks. Collection Catalog Finding Aids A Catalogue of Materials Found in the Archives of the Pacific Northwest Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church located in the library at the University of Puget Sound, Tacoma, Washington . Pacific Northwest Annual Conference, History and Archives Committee; [edited by Elizabeth Kent]. [Tacoma, Wash.? : The Committee], 1981. Haggard 3 Books BX8382.2.A43 P344 1981

29. Schools In Northwest Territories (NT) - Local Education - Local And Regional Inf Schools in , northwest territories. Your local, regional and national Regis University has a 125 year history of helping learners become leaders. http://www.localedu.com/state/northwest-territories/index.php?&start=10

30. UBC Archives -:An Inventory Of His Canadian History Collection At The University It has been arranged into the following subseries according to regional significance northwest territories - 1872. Sub-series consists of original http://data.library.ubc.ca/spcol/servlet/EadXSLTServlet?xml=spring02/MacMillan.x

31. SLA Western Canada Chapter Home and Manitoba, and the Yukon Territory, northwest territories, and Nunavut . In April 1996, WCC, PNWC, and Oregon Chapters held the first regional http://www.sla.org/chapter/cwcn/archives/history.shtml

Search Site Map SLA Headquarters SLA WCC Home ... Archives © SLA WCC 2003 Chapter History Overview The Western Canada Chapter was formed in 1985, and geographically covers 2 million square miles including the four provinces of British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba, and the Yukon Territory, Northwest Territories, and Nunavut. The Chapter offers its members professional development programmes and employment assistance, and actively builds awareness in the community about the value of information professionals in their organizations. The Chapter has a Discussion List to facilitate networking with other information professionals, and introduced its electronic newsletter, On the Edge, in October 1996 to connect information professionals with current issues and resources. Considered a beta site for the Virtual Chapter in 1997, the Western Canada Chapter augmented its use of current technology. The web site and Discussion List moved to the Special Libraries Association in October 1997. The Chapter web journal, Wired West: Web Journal of the SLA Western Canada Chapter published its first issue in September 1997. Primary communication to the membership is via the Chapter Discussion List.

32. CICIC :: Northwest Territories Postsecondary Education System northwest territories Table of Contents; Overview; history A decentralizedsystem of six regional campuses was established as the Arctic College under http://www.cicic.ca/postsec/volume2/description.en.asp?code=nt

33. UOA History The Central Ohio Ileostomy Association hosted the first regional meeting in May In 1977, Puerto Rico, Guam, the Yukon and the northwest territories were http://www.uoa.org/uoa_history.htm

September 30 UOA ceases operations June 9-11, 2006 IBD Ride, Hudson River Valley Aug 18-20, 2006 IBD Ride, Pacific Northwest September 2007 IOA 12th World Congress UOA History 40 Years of Caring DECADE OF THE 1960s Much of the groundwork for the unification of the United Ostomy Association began as early as 1949, when ostomy patients began to meet together for support. The first recognized ostomy group began with patients from the Veterans Hospital, Valley Forge, Pennsylvania. By 1950, the Los Angeles chapter was formed, and in 1956 representatives from local ostomy groups met in New York City, and unification was discussed. These representatives met again in 1960, and a steering committee was formed to start unification. The Steering Committee met one year later in Detroit, Michigan, to set plans for the constituting convention. In September 1962, in the English Room of the Pick Carter Hotel, 100 ostomates from 24 groups met in Cleveland, Ohio, for the Constituting Convention. At this convention, bylaws were approved; officers and directors were elected; the need for a national publication was identified; the Sam Dubin Award was established; and dues were set at 50 cents per member. (Dues were waived for the first year.) The charter deadline was set for four months for other existing groups, and by that deadline, 28 groups had affiliated.

34. Dreaming The St. Roch » Regional Yukon history northwest territories history Nunavut history On April 1st,1999, the northwest territories voted to spin off Nunavut as a separate http://pericat.ca/stroch/archives/category/regional/

@import url( http://pericat.ca/stroch/wp/wp-layout.css ); dreaming the st. roch studying toward canadian citizenship 16 November 2003 regional If You Are Not From BC I'm seeing a lot of searches in the logs that are for information I never pulled together, such as the names of various provincial/territorial officials not in BC. If you need to know those kinds of details about a province or territory other than BC, scroll down till you see the entries with little maps. The thumbnail maps will each open a bigger map. Below them are little flags, which link to pages maintained by some arm of the feds, and which give a short history and description of that province or territory. Under the flags is the name of the province/territory, and that name links to its own website. Between these three, you should be able to get close to the information you need. If you're a student, good luck on your papers, and remember to cite your sources. 30 September 2003 maps regional Yukon Territory Northwest Territories ... The North Territories Yukon Territory Northwest Territories Nunavut The North covers more than 1/3 of Canada.

35. Northwest Territories - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia history. The northwest territories were created in 1870, when the Hudson s These formed the northwest territories. This immense region comprised all of http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northwest_Territories

Northwest Territories From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. For other geographical names that use the term "Northwest," see Northwest Northwest Territories Flag of Northwest Territories Coat of Arms of Northwest Territories Motto None Other Canadian provinces and territories Capital Yellowknife Largest city Yellowknife Commissioner Tony Whitford Premier ... Consensus government - no party affiliations) Area km² rd Land 1,183,085 km² Water 163,021 km² (12.11%) Population ( Population th Density 0.03 /km² (12 th Confederation Date Hudson's Bay Company cedes territory to Canada) Order th Time zone UTC Parliamentary representation House seats ... Senate seats Abbreviations Postal NT ISO 3166-2 CA-NT Postal Code Prefix X0,X1(Yellowknife) Web site www.gov.nt.ca One of the territories of Arctic Canada , the Northwest Territories NWT French les Territoires du Nord-Ouest ) has a landmass of 1,171,918 square kilometres and a population of 42,944 as of January 1, 2005. Its capital has been Yellowknife since 1967; see also List of communities in the Northwest Territories The Northwest Territories are located east of Yukon , west of Nunavut , and north of British Columbia Alberta , and Saskatchewan Geographical features include the vast Great Bear and Great Slave Lakes , as well as the immense Mackenzie River and the canyons of the Nahanni River , a national park and UNESCO World Heritage Site . In the Arctic Archipelago , the Northwest Territories includes Banks Island Parry Peninsula Prince Patrick Island , and parts of Victoria Island and Melville Island . The highest point is Mount Nirvana near the border with

36. Workers' Compensation Board (WCB) Northwest Territories & Nunavut Information for workers and employers in the form of publications and forms, how to file claims, relevant legislation, health and safety news and issues, staff directory and links to regional offices. http://www.wcb.nt.ca/

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37. Northwestel regional telecommunications provider, servicing the northwest territories, Yukon, Nunavut, and northern British Columbia. Offers corporate profile, contact information, and a description of services offered. http://www.nwtel.ca/

Personal Users Solutions to keep you connected and enhance your life. More information... Telephone Services Long Distance Calling Plans Calling Features ... Business Users Solutions to keep your business productive and competitive. More information... Telephone Services Telephone Systems and Solutions Long Distance Calling Plans ... NMI Mobility

38. Important Bird Areas s of 50 sites in the northwest territories and Nunavut....... http://www.bsc-eoc.org/iba/regional.cfm?region=NWT&lang=en

39. Northwest Territories Region // Indian And Northern Affairs Canada Services Programs Services Publications Research Culture history northwest territories Region. northwest territories Region, Photo DIAND http://nwt-tno.inac-ainc.gc.ca/index_e.htm

Français Contact Us Help Search ... Culture INAC Links News Releases Northern Affairs Employment Education Kids' Stop Treaties Status - F.A.Q. Other Programs and Services PSAB Sustainable Development NWT Home Publications NWT Map Contact Us ... Site Map Features: Devolution SID Viewer Giant Mine Deh Cho Process NWT Regional Overview In the Northwest Territories, the Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development (DIAND) has a wide variety of responsibilities. Land, water and resource management are coordinated through the region's operational directorates which include: Mineral and Petroleum Resources Pipeline Readiness Office Operations Contaminants and Renewable Resources and Environment Aboriginal and Territorial Relations (ATR) co-ordinates the work necessary to meet the region's obligations under settled land claims; providing regional representation, support and advice toward the successful conclusion of land claim and self-government agreements; liaising and providing advice in support of political development in the NWT ; and supporting the Intergovernmental Forum.

40. Northwest Territories Travel & Tourism: WorldWeb.com Travel Guide For Northwest A northwest territories travel and tourism guide featuring online hotel reservations, Wilderness and natural history expeditions in Canada s northwest http://www.nwt.worldweb.com/

Non-Resident Visitors - Click here for your GST/HST tax refund application. Super 8 Motel Yellowknife Super clean. Super friendly. Super 8. Canadian North is the leader in northern air travel. Your North, Your Airline! Explorer Hotel Yellowknife's largest full-service hotel Canadian River Expeditions Wilderness and natural history expeditions in Canada's Northwest Fraser Tower Suite Hotel Enjoy the pleasures of Yellowknife’s premiere full service suite hotel Frobisher Inn, Iqaluit - Nunavut's largest hotel offers a first class Arctic Experience! This WorldWeb.com travel and tourism guide for the Northwest Territories, featuring accommodations maps shopping adventures ... visitor attractions and more, will help you plan a successful visit to the Northwest Territories, Canada Wildlife viewing opportunities are legendary in the Northwest Territories. The wild and exotic beauty of Nahanni National Park has to be witnessed in person. Try canoeing, hiking, snowmobiling and dog sledding. Fort Simpson can provide a good base for exploring this region. Yellowknife , the capital of NWT, is the main city centre for the region and also offers a perfect starting point for countless activities into this rugged and wild land. Two of the biggest attractions in the NWT are the long summer days of the Midnight Sun, and the aurora borealis or Northern Lights that can be seen in the night sky from late August until January. Visit our travel guides for

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