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A music centre for Winnipeg, Manitoba
Thesis (M.Arch.) Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Dept. of Architecture, 1955.
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Stratigraphy of the Winnipeg and Deadwood Formations in North Dakota
<p>The Deadwood formation includes all of the pre-Winnipeg sedimentary rocks of North Dakota which range in thickness from an erosional edge in the subsurface of northeastern North Dakota to at least 1,000 feet in northwestern North Dakota. It is composed of sandstone, shale, and carbonate of Late …
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The Winnipeg core area initiative : a case study in urban revitalisation
… planning intervention that spans a decade -- The Winnipeg Core Area Initiative (1981 to 1991). The purpose of the dissertation is to study the Winnipeg Core Area Initiative (CM) as a prototypical model for urban regeneration and public-policy intervention, to determine the strengths and weaknesses …
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Sedimentologic and lithostratigraphic properties and reservoir characterization of the Winnipeg Formation, Southern Saskatchewan
The Winnipeg Formation is a Late Ordovician siliciclastic unit that occurs in subsurface of SE Saskatchewan. Deposition of the formation took place on the northern shelf of the sub-circular intracratonic Williston Basin. In the study area, the formation consists of two members: a lower …
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Origin and Development of the Portable Board Indoor Running Track in Winnipeg, Manitoba
… of the portable board indoor running track in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada were exhibited.</p><p>Photographic reproductions of original blueprints and plans wore used to show dimensions and specifications of Canadian Legion’s portable board indoor running track in Winnipeg, Manitoba.</p><p>Major …
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Depositional environments and history of the Winnipeg Group (Ordovician), Williston Basin, North Dakota
<p>The Winnipeg Group (Ordovician) in the Williston Basin, North Dakota, contains three formations. They are, in ascending order, the Black Island Formation, herein informally divided into lower and upper members, the Icebox Formation, and the Roughlock Formation. Strata of the Winnipeg Group …
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Depositional environments and paleogeography of the Winnipeg Group (Ordovician), Williston Basin, North Dakota
<p> The Winnipeg Group (Upper Ordovician) unconformably overlies the Deadwood Formation (Cambrian - Lower Ordovician) over most of North Dakota, except in the extreme eastern part, where it lies directly on Precambrian basement rocks. The Winnipeg is conformably overlain by the Red River Formation …
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Stable Isotopes As Intrinsic Markers of Contaminant Dynamics in the Lake Winnipeg Food Web
Lake Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada is the tenth largest freshwater lake worldwide and has one of the largest catchment areas of any aquatic system in Canada. Intensive agriculture, livestock production, urban development and industrialization contribute excess nutrients and contaminants to the lake. …
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Serving Resistance on the Menu: The Cultural Politics of Filipino Cuisine in Winnipeg and Ottawa
… compared to other Asian groups. By comparing Winnipeg and Ottawa’s contexts, I explore how Filipino cuisine entrepreneurs “do” Filipino cuisine through their establishments. I also examine potential explanations as to why Filipino cuisine is not mainstream. The findings suggest that the …
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Art and Soul in the Exchange District of Winnipeg, MB: Planning for Arts, Culture, and Creativity
… in 2005 that studied planning for creativity in Winnipeg’s Exchange District. The thesis is guided by two research questions “What policies and planning approaches have supported the development of creative industries in Winnipeg’s Exchange District?” and, “In particular, what policies and …
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A study of task discrepancy and job satisfaction : the case of the Winnipeg juvenile probation officer
… study considered the multi-task function of the Winnipeg Juvenile Probation Officer together with its particular impact on the level of job satisfaction of probation line staff in the field. It was found that the more discrepant probation officers become in the carrying out of work related tasks, …
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Placing the City: An Exploration of John Paskievich’s Photographs of Winnipeg's North End as Visual Cartography
… Paskievich's photographs of the North End of Winnipeg occupy a distinct space in the photographic history of the city. Ranging from local streetscapes to portraits of community members, this diverse grouping of images take on qualities similar to the 'New Documents,' and use irony and the snap …
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A study of medical specialization : the history of the Department of Pathology at the Winnipeg General Hospital (1883-1957)
… occurred at the Department of Pathology of the Winnipeg General Hospital can explain the history of specialization in pathology in Manitoba. Data for the study was obtained from the Nurses Alumni Association of the Winnipeg General Hospital and Health Sciences Archives, the Neil John Maclean …
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On the use of the Garin-Lowry activity allocation model in metropolitan area planning : a case study of Winnipeg
… and its ability to describe the structure of the Winnipeg urban system for a 'base-year' of 1971. A doubly-constrained gravity submodel is used to simulate work and shopping-trip behaviours as the foundations for the allocation of employment and population to subareas of the bounded metropolitan …
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The impact of COVID-19 on services for Indigenous people who use substances and are living with HIV in Winnipeg, Manitoba
… within the Gigii-Bapimiin project by IPLH in Winnipeg, Manitoba who use substances and accessed health and social services throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. Stories from those with lived experience as well as service providers were gathered using semi-structured interviews to help facilitate …
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Dancing for Canada/Dancing Beyond Canada: The History of the National Ballet of Canada and Royal Winnipeg Ballet's International Tours, 1958-1974
… National Ballet of Canada (NBC) and the Royal Winnipeg Ballet (RWB) through international ballet exchanges and reveals how foundational they were to the companies’ current reputations. In the mid-twentieth century, the development of Canadian ballet was intertwined with international exchanges …
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A study of culturally stimulating experiences of children living in homes in an environmentally deprived area of Winnipeg in relation to their school performance
… an environmentally deprived area of the City of Winnipeg. The study was a descriptive study based on data with regard to a sample of 47 families of children in Grades 1 - 3, in the identified environmentally deprived area. The data was obtained by the administration of a schedule to the parent(s) …
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A Sustainability Assessment of the Harte Trail
… within the neighbourhood of Charleswood in Winnipeg, Manitoba. The Harte Trail is significant to the community’s leisure needs while supplying benefits of active transportation, environmental education, and biodiversity preservation. These benefits exist because the trail provides …
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A study of the erosive action of the Red River, the materials carried in solution and in suspension, with a chapter on the state of silica in natural waters
… 285 miles, measured in a direct line, to Lake Winnipeg; if, however, its meanderings were taken into account the distance would be about 700 miles. Above its junction with the Bois des Sioux, because of its numerous lakes, the volume of the river is not greatly affected by heavy rains or snow. …
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Intensive sampling and comparison of methods in detection of non-indigenous species
… zebra mussels (Dreissena polymorpha), in Lake Winnipeg. Zebra mussel presence can be determined by the presence of their larvae (veligers). I hypothesized that veligers will be detected in the south basin where they were previously reported, but not in the north basin where they were never …
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