Arca: Discover BC's Digital Treasures

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: "A little bit of weight is taken off": A phenomenological study of Celtic folk dance as a stress management strategy for women in midlife.

: 'A search for healing': A phenomenological study.

: "A tortuous history": Federal-provincial relations and the future of Medicare.

: Abandonment or autonomy: How do social workers know the difference?

: An Aboriginal approach: what teachers need to know in public education

: Aboriginal education as a decolonizing method: the Nisga'a experience

: Aboriginal education: The more things change, the more they stay the same.

: An aboriginal mental health approach to personal wellness: A formative evaluation.

: Aboriginal midwifery and traditional birthing systems revisited and revitalized: Interviews with First Nations elders in the Northwest region of British Columbia.

: Aboriginal participation in Canada: Overcoming alienation and mistrust in a situation of complex interdependence.

: Aboriginal students success in university

: Aboriginal values, sacred landscapes, and resource development in the Cariboo Chilcotin region of BC.

: The absence of gender in Canadian foreign policy

: Accelerated aggregation in mine waste deposits by co-pyrolysis of tailings and organic feedstocks

: Access to cardiac catheterization services in a rural-urban setting in northern British Columbia: Examining the impact of time-delay to PCI on patient outcomes and whether the sickest go the quickest..

: Accessibility crisis in the 'age of access': Antiretrovirals, transnational AIDS advocacy and resistance to neoliberal globalization.

: Accessing HAART in northern BC: Understanding the barriers and supports to medication adherence and engagement in HIV-related care.

: Accounting restatements: Market and liquidity impacts.

: Acculturation and quality of life of Chinese Mainland students in Northern B.C.

: Achieving a 'just transition' for forestry-dependent workers and communities in northern British Columbia

: Acoustic and adsorption properties of submerged wood.

: Across the street: an intimate feminist geography in Aotearoa/New Zealand

: Acute stress and coping in northwestern British Columbia nurses in relation to transfer of trauma patients.

: An adaptive load sensing priority assignment protocol for distributed real-time database systems.

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