HARVEST
University of Saskatchewan's Research Archive
Welcome to HARVEST, the University of Saskatchewan’s research archive.
HARVEST is a technology and service platform (institutional repository) that contributes to the mission of the University community by enabling sharing and long-term preservation of research, scholarly, and artistic works.
Although still early in development, HARVEST will serve the public good by promoting and connecting discovery of open access content to the world. HARVEST also provides a convenient way for researchers to deposit their research in an open access repository to meet the requirements of various funding agencies.
It also functions as the digital repository for the College of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies electronic theses collection.
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Role of Vegetated Buffer Zones for Mitigating Wetland Pesticide Contamination and Protecting Aquatic Invertebrate Communities in Northern Prairie Wetlands
(2021-06-18)Prairie Pothole Region (PPR) wetlands are unique resources that provide a number of ecosystem services. However, the majority of these wetlands have been drained or otherwise degraded due to agricultural activities. Wetlands ... -
Kasibahagua Meets Sassuma Arnaa: Truancy, Resilience and Indigenous Curricula
(2021-06-01)This non-empirical thesis employed standpoint theory to explore how culturally relevant curricula and curricular resources aim to foster resilience while diminishing truancy among First Nations, Métis, and Inuit youths. ... -
GEODYNAMIC SETTING AND MINERALIZATION IN THE WESTERN NEO-TETHYS
(2021-06-18)The southern section of the Neo-Tethys Ocean was located between the Arabian shield and the Sanandaj-Sirjan Zone. To understand the mineral exploration potential in this area, a new database including 420 U-Pb and 1147 ... -
Developing a soil health testing protocol for arable cropping systems in Saskatchewan
Farmers are looking for appropriate tools and methods for assessing and interpreting the health status of their soils; however, for Saskatchewan there is no standardized and prairie-based soil health test available. As ... -
Incorporating Food Security into Regional Strategic Environmental Assessment
(2021-06-17)Adequate consideration for health in strategic environmental assessment (SEA) is important for effective and sustainability-driven SEA practice. Food security is fundamental to human health and is threatened, in part, by ... -
Critical Illness and Rurality: Interfacility Transfers to Urban Centres and the Impact on Rural Families
(2021-06-17)A relative’s critical illness is an intensely stressful time for family members. In the past, it was generally assumed that family members were relatively unaffected by a relative’s admission to an intensive care unit. ... -
A Nurse Practitioner's Experience Using Remote Presence Technology in an Isolated Community: An Autoethnography
(2021-06-17)There are many barriers to accessing healthcare services, particularly for people living in remote communities. Embracing innovation, such as remote presence technology (RPT), is one approach to reducing barriers. Innovations ... -
PAY EQUITY: AN INQUIRY INTO THE LEGISLATED IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PRINCIPLE OF EQUAL PAY FOR WORK OF EQUAL VALUE
(1992-08-06)This thesis examines the factual and theoretical arguments behind the use of legislation to achieve pay equity and in that context makes recommendations for the form of legislation for pay equity in Saskatchewan. ... -
Vulnerability of Transboundary River Basins in a Changing Climate: A Case Study of the Saskatchewan River Basin
(2021-06-16)About half of the Earth’s land surface is covered by transboundary water resources. Approximately 40 percent of the world’s population relies on water resources crossing political borders. Within transboundary river basins, ... -
An Evaluation of Laser Extraction for Stable Isotopic Analysis of Carbonate and Hydrous Minerals
(1992)High-energy laser ionization of geologic materials is a potential replacement for conventional stable isotope extraction techniques because the former requires less sample material, requires less sample preparation and, ...