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Description: No abstract available.
The original print copy of this thesis may be available here: http://wizard.unbc.ca/record=b1216353
Date: 2001
Contributors: Carol Ethel Usher (author), Barbara Herringer (Thesis advisor), University of Northern British Columbia (Degree granting institution)
Subject: Stress management for women., Dance therapy., Stress (Psychology) -- Effect of exercise on., RA785 .U74 2000
Type: thesis
Collection: info:fedora/unbc:dtc
Source: University of Northern BC

Description: This study aimed to analyze the impacts generated in different body regions of judoists of different weight categories during falls cushioning. Four black belt judoist, with at least 14 years of experience, participated in this study: three “uke” half-...
Show moreThis study aimed to analyze the impacts generated in different body regions of judoists of different weight categories during falls cushioning. Four black belt judoist, with at least 14 years of experience, participated in this study: three “uke” half-light, half-middle and half-heavy categories were thrown in “ippon-seoi-nage” technique by a “tori” with 77 kg. A triaxial Brüel and Kjaer
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Date: 2011, 2019-09-19T21:01:17Z
Contributors: Piucco Tatiane (author), dos Santos Saray Giovana (author)
Subject: Transitory, Judo, Impact (Force), Injuries, Vibration
Type: article
Collection: info:fedora/mru:hce
Source: Mount Royal University

Date: 1967
Contributors: Canada. Department of Fisheries. (Author)
Subject: Cooking, Canadian., Cooking (Fish), Low-calorie diet--Recipes.
Type: book
Collection: info:fedora/ufv:cookbook
Source: University of the Fraser Valley

Description: This zine emerged as a class project in a Gender, Sexualities and Women’s Studies (GSWS 1101) class with Douglas College faculty instructor Jaime Yard. The planned distribution was to “little libraries” around our New West campus and our homes. When C...
Show moreThis zine emerged as a class project in a Gender, Sexualities and Women’s Studies (GSWS 1101) class with Douglas College faculty instructor Jaime Yard. The planned distribution was to “little libraries” around our New West campus and our homes. When COVID 19 social isolation measures were put in place the editorial team rapidly pivoted to bring this e-zine to you! We are extremely grateful not
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Date: 2020
Contributors: Jaime Yard (editor), GSWS 1101 (author), Kassia DeSouza (editor), Madeleine Kum (editor), Akshayaa Ravindrababu (editor), Bri Mauro (editor), Sarah McCarthy (editor)
Subject: Feminist studies, Zines, Women's studies
Type: zine
Collection: info:fedora/dc:studentresearch
Source: Douglas College

Description: Weight
Date: 2016
Contributors: Jessica Baratta (author), Emily Carr University of Art and Design Graduate studies (Degree granting institution)
Subject: Families, Body image, Superheroes
Type: thesis
Collection: info:fedora/ecuad:theses, info:fedora/ecuad:mdes
Source: Emily Carr University of Art + Design

Description: 2013 Photo Documentation
Date: 2013
Contributors: Emily Ludington Ludington Emily (Creator)
Subject: Exhibition catalogs, Visual Arts
Type: sculpture (visual works)
Collection: info:fedora/ecuad:gradshow2013
Source: Emily Carr University of Art + Design

Date: 1940-1949
Subject: Views, Valleys
Type: photographs
Collection: info:fedora/boundary:photographs
Source: Boundary Museum and Archives

Description: A student-edited collection published as the second in a series of zines. the Little Feminist Zine (LFZ) began as a class project in a Winter 2020 Gender Sexualities and Women’s Studies (GSWS) 1101 at Douglas College. Planned as a paper zine to be dist...
Show moreA student-edited collection published as the second in a series of zines. the Little Feminist Zine (LFZ) began as a class project in a Winter 2020 Gender Sexualities and Women’s Studies (GSWS) 1101 at Douglas College. Planned as a paper zine to be distributed in “little libraries” around our Coquitlam and New Westminster campuses the project took on new life as an ezine after the sudden pandemic
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Date: 03-18-2021
Contributors: Lovepreet Smagh (editor), Samiksha Chand (editor), Jaime Yard (editor)
Subject: Feminist studies, Zines, Women's studies
Type: zine
Collection: info:fedora/dc:studentresearch
Source: Douglas College

Contributors: Pontin Studio (creator)
Subject: Portraits, Theatrical productions
Type: photographs
Collection: info:fedora/gvma:photographs
Source: gvma

Description
Date: 7/22/1992, 2008-10-15
Subject: Newspaper Article
Collection: info:fedora/au:mkostuch
Source: Athabasca University

Date: 1980-1989
Subject: Ice hockey players, Scarcelli, John
Type: photographs
Collection: info:fedora/revelstoke:times
Source: Revelstoke Museum

Description: In October 2013, one of Brandon University’s servers was hacked, and the campus’s servers were isolated from the internet. This led to the loss of off-campus library services to students and faculty. To investigate the effects of this loss, the authors...
Show moreIn October 2013, one of Brandon University’s servers was hacked, and the campus’s servers were isolated from the internet. This led to the loss of off-campus library services to students and faculty. To investigate the effects of this loss, the authors surveyed Brandon University students and conducted semi-structured interviews with Brandon University faculty. The authors found that 68% of the
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Date: 2019
Contributors: Chris Hurst (author), H. Rainer Schira (author)
Type: articles
Collection: info:fedora/irbu:FacPubs
Source: Brandon University

Description: Patrick's lumber camp was about 8 miles out in the Little Slocan. Situated on Beaver Creek, 2 miles past Hall's ranch. Group includes: Mrs. William Clough, Aileen Clough, Mrs. Swan, Mrs. Terry, Mrs. Cameron, Ada Clough, Phyllis Clough, Mrs. Wilson, Wal...
Show morePatrick's lumber camp was about 8 miles out in the Little Slocan. Situated on Beaver Creek, 2 miles past Hall's ranch. Group includes: Mrs. William Clough, Aileen Clough, Mrs. Swan, Mrs. Terry, Mrs. Cameron, Ada Clough, Phyllis Clough, Mrs. Wilson, Walter Swan, Harold Swan, Peter Swan, Clifford Swan.
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Date: 1908
Subject: Group portraits, Log buildings, Snow
Type: photographs
Collection: info:fedora/svhs:photographs
Source: Slocan Valley Historical Society

Description: The purpose of this qualitative case study is to examine the role of the Literacy Outreach Worker at ‘City School’, an adult/continuing Education program located in a school district in the British Columbia interior. The primary research question is “H...
Show moreThe purpose of this qualitative case study is to examine the role of the Literacy Outreach Worker at ‘City School’, an adult/continuing Education program located in a school district in the British Columbia interior. The primary research question is “How does a Literacy Outreach Worker (LOW) facilitate best practices in supporting an Adult/Continuing Education program?” Two sub-questions are: “How do stakeholders perceive the role of the Literacy Outreach Worker?” and "How can an adult education program's structure and personnel cultivate conditions that empower a LOW to perform the role effectively?” Data were collected through stakeholder interviews, document review and participant observation, and analyzed to derive conceptual categories. Results are presented and discussed in each of the six categories: support, attributes, reentry, liaison, workload and funding. Interpretation of results includes actionable recommendations, calls for a commitment to stable outreach funding and suggests directions for future research.
adult education
case study
literacy
reentry
corrections
support
funding
Post-defense edits added Jan. 2013.
outreach
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Date: 2012
Contributors: Erika Dabner (author), Diane Purvey (thesis advisor), Thompson Rivers University Faculty of Education and Social Work (Degree granting institution)
Subject: Literacy -- Canada, Literacy programs -- Kamloops (B.C.)
Type: thesis
Collection: info:fedora/tru:med
Source: Thompson Rivers University

Description: Digital games are being used more and more often as teaching resources in the classroom (Habgood & Ainsworth, 2011). Some are games designed specifically for educational purposes, and others—commonly known as COTS (commercial off-the-shelf) games—are c...
Show moreDigital games are being used more and more often as teaching resources in the classroom (Habgood & Ainsworth, 2011). Some are games designed specifically for educational purposes, and others—commonly known as COTS (commercial off-the-shelf) games—are commercial games that were designed for entertainment, but have educational value as well. Some of these, like The Sims, Civilization, and Portal
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Date: 2016, 2016-05-12T19:01:05Z
Contributors: Becker Katrin (author), Gopin Elisa (author)
Subject: Education, Analysis, Game design, Serious games, Instructional design, Pedagogy, Games
Type: book chapter
Collection: info:fedora/mru:scitech
Source: Mount Royal University

Description: Back row: Mahortoff, Burgemaster, Hohenadel, Little, Sealy-Howton, Gunoff. Front row: Smerychynski, Horn, Dickens.
Subject: Group portraits, Military personnel
Type: photographs
Collection: info:fedora/gvma:photographs
Source: gvma

Description: are attractive because they combine the red light absorption characteristics of the Se acceptor, with high charge carrier mobility inherent to the Si- or Ge-containing donor. Here we study the effects of molecular weight and end capping on the photoph...
Show more are attractive because they combine the red light absorption characteristics of the Se acceptor, with high charge carrier mobility inherent to the Si- or Ge-containing donor. Here we study the effects of molecular weight and end capping on the photophysical, morphological, and photovoltaic properties. The solution and film absorption profiles and solution onset are dictated by molecular weight
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Date: 2014
Contributors: Gregory L. Gibson (author), Dong Gao (author), Ashlee A. Jahnke (author), Jing Sun (author), Andrew J. Tilleya (author), Dwight S. Seferos (author)
Type: article
Collection: info:fedora/dc:24
Source: Douglas College

Description: Probably taken from a 1906 Steichen publication with text by Maurice Maeterlinck. Date is approximate.
Date: 1906
Contributors: Steichen, Edward Jean 1879-1973 (creator)
Subject: American,, American----------, 20th Century,, 20th Century----------
Collection: info:fedora/ecuad:wosk
Source: Emily Carr University of Art + Design

Description: Scan taken from "Through Canada with a Kodak" - Lady Aberdeen.
Date: 1893
Subject: Boats, Lakes & ponds
Type: photographs
Collection: info:fedora/gvma:photographs
Source: gvma

Description: Riverside Motel in background.
Date: 1997
Subject: Floods, Rivers
Type: photographs
Collection: info:fedora/boundary:photographs
Source: Boundary Museum and Archives

Description: One of nineteen photographs taken by Freemont and Harvard Warner during a hike to the peaks of Robson (Mulvey) Creek.
Date: 1947-1947
Subject: Valleys
Type: photographs
Collection: info:fedora/svhs:photographs
Source: Slocan Valley Historical Society

Description: One of nineteen photographs taken by Freemont and Harvard Warner during a hike to the peaks of Robson (Mulvey) Creek.
Date: 1947-1947
Subject: Valleys
Type: photographs
Collection: info:fedora/svhs:photographs
Source: Slocan Valley Historical Society

Description: The purpose of this paper is to highlight the evolution of privacy, as we enter a world of amplified surveillance. Proctoring technology is a software-based tool that is being implemented at post-secondary institutions. We will explore some of the key ...
Show moreThe purpose of this paper is to highlight the evolution of privacy, as we enter a world of amplified surveillance. Proctoring technology is a software-based tool that is being implemented at post-secondary institutions. We will explore some of the key issues of its framework in relation to student privacy and academic integrity. As remote learning and exams become more mainstream, post-secondary schools want to ensure that their students are not completing exams in a dishonest fashion. We will look at the ramifications for both parties, students and institutions, to determine if there is a breach of privacy. The recording and storing of personal data have implications with privacy law and the human rights code. We want to explore the ‘big brother’ aspect of this technology and how post-secondary institutions are putting their students in an awkward position; conform or withdraw. Those who want to get a post-secondary education are subjected to data scrutiny in an unprecedented manner. Allowing post-secondary schools to hire third party private companies in order to gain access to student’s personal devices allows for a large window of privacy concern. The significance of the study is to raise awareness and find reasonable solutions to these concerns.
Not peer reviewed
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Date: 2021
Contributors: Tristan Meroni (author)
Type: article
Collection: info:fedora/capu:student-research-symposium
Source: Capilano University

Description
Date: 1998
Type: concert programs
Collection: info:fedora/capu:vancouver-jazz-history
Source: Capilano University

Description: The Coqualeetza Industrial Institute drew its students from the Straits of Juan de Fuca to the borders of Alaska. By the 1930s about 25% came from the Fraser Valley and the Interior and almost 50% came from communities to the north of the Haida Gwaii. ...
Show moreThe Coqualeetza Industrial Institute drew its students from the Straits of Juan de Fuca to the borders of Alaska. By the 1930s about 25% came from the Fraser Valley and the Interior and almost 50% came from communities to the north of the Haida Gwaii. Source: http://thechildrenremembered.ca/school-locations/coqualeetza/

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Date: 1932
Contributors: Coqualeetza Residential School (Author)
Subject: Coqualeetza Residential School., Coqualeetza Residential School.--Off-reservation boarding schools -- British Columbia -- Sardis.--Indians of North America -- Education -- British Columbia -- Sardis., E96.6.C67 C66 1932,
Type: book
Collection: info:fedora/unbc:nbcdcbooks
Source: University of Northern BC

Description: The Coqualeetza Industrial Institute drew its students from the Straits of Juan de Fuca to the borders of Alaska. By the 1930s about 25% came from the Fraser Valley and the Interior and almost 50% came from communities to the north of the Haida Gwaii. ...
Show moreThe Coqualeetza Industrial Institute drew its students from the Straits of Juan de Fuca to the borders of Alaska. By the 1930s about 25% came from the Fraser Valley and the Interior and almost 50% came from communities to the north of the Haida Gwaii. Source: http://thechildrenremembered.ca/school-locations/coqualeetza/

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Date: 1930
Contributors: Coqualeetza Residential School (Author)
Subject: Coqualeetza Residential School., Coqualeetza Residential School.--Off-reservation boarding schools -- British Columbia -- Sardis.--Indians of North America -- Education -- British Columbia -- Sardis., E96.6.C67 C66 1930,
Type: book
Collection: info:fedora/unbc:nbcdcbooks
Source: University of Northern BC

Description: 2013 Photo Documentation
Date: 2013
Contributors: Alex Little (creator)
Subject: Visual Arts, 2013 Graduation Exhibition
Collection: info:fedora/ecuad:gradshow
Source: Emily Carr University of Art + Design

Description: , particularly in overweight individuals. The purpose of this study was to examine the influence of hourly stair snack interruptions to prolonged sitting and high or low carbohydrate diets on postprandial circulating MVs in two populations. Individual...
Show more, particularly in overweight individuals. The purpose of this study was to examine the influence of hourly stair snack interruptions to prolonged sitting and high or low carbohydrate diets on postprandial circulating MVs in two populations. Individuals of healthy weight (n = 11; males) and elevated waist circumference (n = 3/5; males/females) completed three experimental trials in a randomized crossover
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Date: 2022
Contributors: Jesse Biddlecombe (author), Mark Rakobowchuk (thesis advisor), Jonathan Van Hamme (committee member), Jonathan Little (committee member), Thompson Rivers University Department of Biological Sciences (Degree granting institution)
Type: thesis
Collection: info:fedora/tru:mscenv
Source: Thompson Rivers University

Description: Motorboat use in ecotourism is not a typical tourism-related research focus. This interdisciplinary study addresses local concerns about ecotourism-related motorboat use in Tortuguero, Costa Rica, a popular and relatively isolated ecotourism destinatio...
Show moreMotorboat use in ecotourism is not a typical tourism-related research focus. This interdisciplinary study addresses local concerns about ecotourism-related motorboat use in Tortuguero, Costa Rica, a popular and relatively isolated ecotourism destination. My study contemplates related impacts and management suggestions by incorporating social and physical science methods, tools, and techniques including: a custom Boat Observations and Traffic Evaluations (BOTEs) protocol, semi-structured interviews, and erosion-related measures of Total Suspended Solids (TSS). My results highlight respondent concerns regarding high levels of motorboat use, captains traveling at fast speeds, and increased erosion. From the results, I derived eight management-oriented suggestions, including local respondents' most frequent recommendation: the introduction of local motorboat speed limits. To address these recommendations in the future, management should prioritize reducing negative social and environmental boat use-related impacts--an essential undertaking in seeking a balance between ecotourism and motorboat use in Tortuguero. --Leaf i.
The original print copy of this thesis may be available here: http://wizard.unbc.ca/record=b1863322
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Date: 2012
Contributors: Nicholas R. Ehlers (author), Zoe A. Meletis (Thesis advisor), University of Northern British Columbia (Degree granting institution)
Subject: Motorboats -- Costa Rica -- Tortuguero., Ecotourism -- Costa Rica -- Tortuguero., GV835.3.C8 E35 2012
Type: thesis
Collection: info:fedora/unbc:dtc
Source: University of Northern BC

Description: I launched The Little Mountain Project as a response to the eviction and destruction of a social housing community in Vancouver, Canada. Utilizing hybrid digital media practices, my work encourages citizens to meet and participate in democratic process...
Show moreI launched The Little Mountain Project as a response to the eviction and destruction of a social housing community in Vancouver, Canada. Utilizing hybrid digital media practices, my work encourages citizens to meet and participate in democratic processes. The main components of this new media exploration consist of a blog and video archive, a multi-platform signage project, and a collaborative
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Date: 2012
Contributors: David Vaisbord (author), Emily Carr University of Art and Design Graduate Studies (Degree granting institution)
Discipline: Media arts
Subject: Documentary films--Digital media--Democracy--Social movement--Media--Film
Type: thesis
Collection: info:fedora/ecuad:media, info:fedora/ecuad:theses
Source: Emily Carr University of Art + Design

Description: Weight of Snow by Laisha Rosnau (2002), and A Complicated Kindness by Miriam Toews (2004). My theoretical approach focusses on contemporary place theory as it relates to the critical function of conflict, a characteristic theme in developmental novels...
Show more Weight of Snow by Laisha Rosnau (2002), and A Complicated Kindness by Miriam Toews (2004). My theoretical approach focusses on contemporary place theory as it relates to the critical function of conflict, a characteristic theme in developmental novels. --Leaf ii.
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Date: 2014
Contributors: Denielle Wiebe (author), Robert Budde (Thesis advisor), University of Northern British Columbia (Degree granting institution)
Subject: Place (Philosophy) in literature., Grekul, Lisa, 1972- Kalyna's song., Rosnau, Laisha, 1972- Sudden weight of snow., Toews, Miriam, 1964- Complicated kindness., Adolescence in literature, PN56.P49 W54 2013
Type: thesis
Collection: info:fedora/unbc:dtc
Source: University of Northern BC

Description: A rock with a hole carved in the middle, possibly used as a fishing net weight (front).
Date: [190-?], 2013-12-17
Subject: Roberts family fonds
Collection: info:fedora/au:archives
Source: Athabasca University

Description: A rock with a hole carved in the middle, possibly used as a fishing net weight (back).
Date: [190-?], 2013-12-17
Subject: Roberts family fonds
Collection: info:fedora/au:archives
Source: Athabasca University

Description: Not peer reviewed
Poem
Date: 1980
Contributors: Joseph Jaworski (author)
Subject: Protest poetry, Peace-building -- British Columbia -- Kamloops
Type: poetry
Collection: info:fedora/tru:peacesongs
Source: Thompson Rivers University

Description: A rock with a hole carved in the middle, possibly used as a fishing net weight (front).
Date: [190-?], 2013-12-17
Subject: Roberts family fonds
Collection: info:fedora/au:archives
Source: Athabasca University

Description: Art Moore (middle), Francis Nicklen, Sam Rota, Bob Watson, Frank Samson (order unknown).
Date: 1941
Contributors: Stocks, George (creator)
Subject: Group portraits, Weight lifting, Moore, Art
Type: photographs
Collection: info:fedora/revelstoke:stocks
Source: Revelstoke Museum

Description: Art Moore (middle), Francis Nicklen, Sam Rota, Bob Watson, Frank Samson (order unknown).
Date: 1941
Contributors: Stocks, George (creator)
Subject: Group portraits, Weight lifting, Moore, Art
Type: photographs
Collection: info:fedora/revelstoke:stocks
Source: Revelstoke Museum

Description: A rock with a hole carved in the middle, possibly used as a fishing net weight (back).
Date: [190-?], 2013-12-17
Subject: Roberts family fonds
Collection: info:fedora/au:archives
Source: Athabasca University

Description: 1 photograph : col. ; 10 x 15 cm.
Title based on content of image.
Date: 2001
Contributors: Douglas College (Creator)
Subject: New Westminster Campus (Douglas College), Douglas College - History
Type: photographs
Collection: info:fedora/dc:Archivalphotographs
Source: Douglas College

Date: 2022
Contributors: Sebastian A. Munshaw (author), Douglas College (Degree granting institution), Charmaine Perkins (thesis advisor)
Subject: Indigenous children--Death--Press coverage--Canada, Indigenous children--Crimes against--Press coverage--Canada, Off-reservation boarding schools--Press coverage--Canada, Race relations and the press--Canada, Journalism--Social aspects--Canada, Journalism--Moral and ethical aspects--Canada
Type: thesis
Collection: info:fedora/dc:criminologystudenttheses
Source: Douglas College

Description: Excerpt from page 24 of "B.C.'s Inland Empire" by Erskine Burnett associated with this image: When it's springtime in the valley of the Shuswap you do not have to read poetry to help you out. The reaction is spontaneous. When the heat of summer, temper...
Show moreExcerpt from page 24 of "B.C.'s Inland Empire" by Erskine Burnett associated with this image: When it's springtime in the valley of the Shuswap you do not have to read poetry to help you out. The reaction is spontaneous. When the heat of summer, tempered by cool breezes off the water, enfolds the valley, you realize that your dreams of the previous winter have come true. When the enchantment of
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Date: 1944-1944
Subject: Portraits, Houses
Type: photographs
Collection: info:fedora/enderby:inland
Source: Enderby and District Museum and Archives

Description: Carbon dioxide (CO\u2082) emissions from transportation contribute to anthropogenic climate change and are expected to increase significantly in the future. CO\u2082 emission inventories exist for various transportation modes at the global scale, but a...
Show moreCarbon dioxide (CO\u2082) emissions from transportation contribute to anthropogenic climate change and are expected to increase significantly in the future. CO\u2082 emission inventories exist for various transportation modes at the global scale, but are rare at the subnational scale and even rarer for interurban (versus urban) transportation. In this dissertation, I present a detailed analysis of CO\u2082 emissions and emission factors for interurban transportation for the province of British Columbia (BC), Canada, and an analysis of a wide variety of emission scenarios for BC\u2019s interurban transportation system, comparing modelled emissions to the 2020 and 2050 greenhouse gas reduction targets set by the province\u2019s 2007 Greenhouse Gas Reduction Targets Act. Nine modes of transportation were included: passenger (private vehicles, ferries, aviation, intercity buses, trains) and freight (trucking, marine, rail, aviation). Annual CO\u2082 emissions from BC interurban transportation were approximately 11.2 Mt CO\u2082 in 2013, of which freight trucking was the greatest contributor with 48.5% of total CO\u2082 emissions. The second largest contributor was private vehicles (17.1% of total CO\u2082 emissions), while the third largest contributor was marine freight (16.8% of total CO\u2082 emissions). Of 106 scenarios modelling future changes to the interurban transportation system, only 15 were able to meet BC\u2019s 2050 emission reduction target, and only two were able to meet both the 2020 and 2050 targets (assuming interurban transportation had to meet the same emission reductions as prescribed for the economy as a whole). Only scenarios with the highest reduction rates were able to meet the reduction targets, and with every passing year, meeting them becomes more challenging.
The original print copy of this thesis may be available here: http://wizard.unbc.ca/record=b2141351
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Date: 2016
Contributors: Moritz Alexander Schare (author), Ken Wilkening (Thesis advisor), University of Northern British Columbia (Degree granting institution)
Subject: Carbon dioxide mitigation -- British Columbia., Down syndrome -- Patients -- Family relationships., Parent and adult child., Parenting., TD885.5.C3 S33 2016
Type: thesis
Collection: info:fedora/unbc:dtc
Source: University of Northern BC

Description: This thesis examines the construction of masculinity and sexuality in Michael Turner's The Pornographer's Poem. Drawing on a performative and fluid conception of gender identity, it explores how panoptic structures like the family, school, and athletic...
Show moreThis thesis examines the construction of masculinity and sexuality in Michael Turner's The Pornographer's Poem. Drawing on a performative and fluid conception of gender identity, it explores how panoptic structures like the family, school, and athletics all help to shape masculinity. Significant attention is given to the interaction between hegemonic and subversive masculinities and sexualities. In this context, the protagonist's pornographies serve as a focal lens through which to inquire into these gender dynamics. The instabilities in identitarian processes are likewise reflected in unreliable narration, cyclical structures, interrogative discourses, and nesting techniques as they influence the act of narration. The thesis concludes that coercive, conflicting, complicated images of masculinity propagating in contemporary culture are difficult to navigate, especially without effective attachment figures. It attempts to propose more nuanced, multifarious, and dynamic interpretations of manhood that allow to transcend societal stereotypes and prescriptions arising from current systems of power and gender. --Leaf ii.
The original print copy of this thesis may be available here: http://wizard.unbc.ca/record=b2074350
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Date: 2015
Contributors: Mateusz Partyka (author), Maryna Romanets (Thesis advisor), University of Northern British Columbia (Degree granting institution)
Subject: Turner, Michael, 1962- Pornographer's poem., Pattern perception., Pattern recognition systems., PS8589.U748 P673 2015
Type: thesis
Collection: info:fedora/unbc:dtc
Source: University of Northern BC

Description: The Coqualeetza Industrial Institute drew its students from the Straits of Juan de Fuca to the borders of Alaska. By the 1930s about 25% came from the Fraser Valley and the Interior and almost 50% came from communities to the north of the Haida Gwaii. ...
Show moreThe Coqualeetza Industrial Institute drew its students from the Straits of Juan de Fuca to the borders of Alaska. By the 1930s about 25% came from the Fraser Valley and the Interior and almost 50% came from communities to the north of the Haida Gwaii. Source: http://thechildrenremembered.ca/school-locations/coqualeetza/

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Date: 1934
Contributors: Coqualeetza Residential School (Author)
Subject: Coqualeetza Residential School., Coqualeetza Residential School.--Off-reservation boarding schools -- British Columbia -- Sardis.--Indians of North America -- Education -- British Columbia -- Sardis., E96.6.C67 C66 1934,
Type: book
Collection: info:fedora/unbc:nbcdcbooks
Source: University of Northern BC

Description: The Coqualeetza Industrial Institute drew its students from the Straits of Juan de Fuca to the borders of Alaska. By the 1930s about 25% came from the Fraser Valley and the Interior and almost 50% came from communities to the north of the Haida Gwaii. ...
Show moreThe Coqualeetza Industrial Institute drew its students from the Straits of Juan de Fuca to the borders of Alaska. By the 1930s about 25% came from the Fraser Valley and the Interior and almost 50% came from communities to the north of the Haida Gwaii. Source: http://thechildrenremembered.ca/school-locations/coqualeetza/

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Date: 1931
Contributors: Coqualeetza Residential School (Author)
Subject: Coqualeetza Residential School., Coqualeetza Residential School.--Off-reservation boarding schools -- British Columbia -- Sardis.--Indians of North America -- Education -- British Columbia -- Sardis., E96.6.C67 C66 1931,
Type: book
Collection: info:fedora/unbc:nbcdcbooks
Source: University of Northern BC

Description: The Coqualeetza Industrial Institute drew its students from the Straits of Juan de Fuca to the borders of Alaska. By the 1930s about 25% came from the Fraser Valley and the Interior and almost 50% came from communities to the north of the Haida Gwaii. ...
Show moreThe Coqualeetza Industrial Institute drew its students from the Straits of Juan de Fuca to the borders of Alaska. By the 1930s about 25% came from the Fraser Valley and the Interior and almost 50% came from communities to the north of the Haida Gwaii. Source: http://thechildrenremembered.ca/school-locations/coqualeetza/

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Date: 1933
Contributors: Coqualeetza Residential School (Author)
Subject: Coqualeetza Residential School., Coqualeetza Residential School.--Off-reservation boarding schools -- British Columbia -- Sardis.--Indians of North America -- Education -- British Columbia -- Sardis., E96.6.C67 C66 1933,
Type: book
Collection: info:fedora/unbc:nbcdcbooks
Source: University of Northern BC

Description: Oceanic heatwaves have significant impacts on disease dynamics in marine ecosystems. Following an extreme heatwave in Nanoose Bay, British Columbia, Canada, a severe sea cucumber wasting event occurred that resulted in the mass mortality of Apostichopu...
Show moreOceanic heatwaves have significant impacts on disease dynamics in marine ecosystems. Following an extreme heatwave in Nanoose Bay, British Columbia, Canada, a severe sea cucumber wasting event occurred that resulted in the mass mortality of Apostichopus californicus. Here, we sought to determine if heat stress in isolation could trigger wasting symptoms in A. californicus. We exposed sea cucumbers to (i) a simulated marine heatwave (22 °C), (ii) an elevated temperature treatment (17 °C), or (iii) control conditions (12 °C). We measured the presence of skin lesions, mortality, posture maintenance, antipredator defences, spawning, and organ evisceration during the 79-hour thermal exposure, as well as 7-days post-exposure. Both the 22 °C and 17 °C treatments elicited stress responses where individuals exhibited a reduced ability to maintain posture and an increase in stress spawning. The 22 °C heatwave was particularly stressful, as it was the only treatment where mortality was observed. However, none of the treatments induced wasting symptoms as observed in the Nanoose Bay event. This study provides evidence that sea cucumber wasting may not be triggered by heat stress in isolation, leaving the cause of the mass mortality event observed in Nanoose unknown.
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article
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Date: 2023-02
Contributors: Declan Dawson Taylor (author), Jonathan J. Farr (author), Em G. Lim (author), Jenna L. Fleet (author), Sara J. Smith Wuitchik (author), Daniel M. Wuitchik (author), Library OA fund (funder), Bamfield Marine Sciences Centre to the Fall Program (funder)
Subject: Wasting disease, Skin ulceration syndrome, Parastichopus californicus, Heat--Physiological effect, Echinodermata, Die-off (Zoology)
Type: article
Collection: info:fedora/mru:scitech
Source: Mount Royal University

Description: No abstract available.
The original print copy of this thesis may be available here: http://wizard.unbc.ca/record=b1198808
Date: 1999
Contributors: Margaret Martha Miskelly (author), K. Prkachin (Thesis advisor), University of Northern British Columbia (Degree granting institution)
Subject: Teenage pregnancy -- British Columbia, Northern., Birth weight, Low -- British Columbia, Northern., Prenatal care -- British Columbia, Northern., RG556.5 .M57 1999
Type: thesis
Collection: info:fedora/unbc:dtc
Source: University of Northern BC

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Date: 2019
Contributors: Riley Cotter (Creator)
Subject: Visual Arts, Exhibition catalogs
Type: installations (visual works)
Collection: info:fedora/ecuad:gradshow2019
Source: Emily Carr University of Art + Design

Description: 1970s, as well as the letters that were submitted to Hustler about the articles. As such, this article broadens the scope of analysis for scholars of anti-circumcision to include the pornographic, about which very little has been written.
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Date: 2018
Contributors: Jonathan A. Allan (author)
Type: articles
Collection: info:fedora/irbu:FacPubs
Source: Brandon University