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W. M. Martin and the Farmer's Movement in Saskatchewan 1916-1922
(1976)Since its creation in 1905 Saskatchewan, unlike its immediate neighbours, has been characterized by a political continuity represented by the Liberal Party which dominated the government until 1944 and has subsequently ... -
W. R. Motherwell and Agricultural Development in Saskatchewan, 1905-1918
(1958-03)which did not at some point touch upon rural life. From the period of settlement until very recent times agriculture has been of overwhelming significance in the province and it has produced some outstanding leaders. ... -
W.R. Motherwell and the Crisis of Federal Liberalism in Saskatchewan 1917-1926
(1969-09)This thesis follows the political career of W.R. Motherwell during the crisis years of federal Liberalism in Saskatchewan from 1917 to 1926. After a brief Introduction describing Motherwell's background, and something ... -
The wake of an exhaust stack in a crossflow
(2008)Relatively few studies have been carried out on the turbulent wake structure of a finite circular cylinder and a stack partially immersed in a flat-plate turbulent boundary layer. There is a need to develop a better ... -
WALK WITH ME: CHAPTERS IN THE LIFE OF STÓ:LŌ ELDER ARCHIE CHARLES (1922-2010) AND REFLECTIONS ON COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH
(2016-01-06)This dissertation is both an analytical life history of Stó:lō Elder Archie Charles (1922-2010) as well as an academic reflection on the process of collaborating to record and write this told-to narrative. Grand Chief ... -
"Wamwari or Nyakinyua?" Understanding Consecrated Life as African Marriage in the Light of Inculturation
(2016-08-10)This study explores three important areas in relation to the inculturation of religious life in Kenya; (i) the way congregations of Catholic women religious integrate aspects of African Traditional Religion (ATR) into their ... -
the Wanderer
(2013-01-31)A reflective essay to accompany the thesis exhibition, the Wanderer, installed in the Gordon Snelgrove Gallery, 2013. An exploration of the questions and concepts informing the process of developing and refining the visual ... -
The Wanderer : a hypertext edition
(2015-09-22)This paper consists of the different components of the introduction to “The Wanderer: a Hypertext Edition” presently housed on the server of the University of Saskatchewan’s Digital Research Centre. All the contents of ... -
Wanuskewin Heritage Park and the concept of resource patches, ecological islands, and special places on the Northern Plains
(2016-03-29)The Wolf Willow site (FbNp-26) is a multicomponent Precontact site located within the confines of Wanuskewin Heritage Park approximately 2 km north of the city of Saskatoon Saskatchewan. The site was excavated during 2010 ... -
A war of wor(l)ds : Aboriginal writing in Canada during the 'dark days' of the early twentieth century
(2008)From the late fifteenth century onward the new world has been described, imagined, and created via the written word and the printing press. Europeans and Euro-North Americans laid claim to the new world through print ... -
Wartime agricultural policy in Canada : an analysis of agricultural adjustment to wartime demand with particular reference to state intervention and control in the Second World War
(1952)In this study an attempt is made to outline the most important ways in which the Canadian agricultural economy adjusted to changing patterns of domestic and export demand during the Second World War. At the end of a decade ... -
Was Stephen Harper Really Tough on Crime? A Systems and Symbolic Action Analysis
(2018-09-27)In 2006, the Hon. Stephen Harper, PC became the Prime Minister of Canada after winning an election campaign in which his Conservative Party of Canada promised to get tough on crime. Over the terms of the three Harper ... -
Watching Trees Grow: Observations of Radial Tree Growth Across Multiple Temporal Scales in Northern Labrador
(2015-09-14)This research assesses whether a refinement of the temporal resolution of tree-ring data can improve our understanding of the radial growth-climate relationship. Two study sites in Northern Labrador were chosen, one coastal ... -
Water and soil redistribution in a cultivated Saskatchewan landscape
(2003)The concept of topographically controlled moisture redistribution underlies the conceptual model of soil development used by most researchers in the semi-arid northern Great Plains. The first part of this study explores ... -
Water balance and moisture production of grower-finisher rooms in swine production using dry and wet/dry feeders
(2003)Two components were associated with this research project. The first component established and measured the water balance of a grower-finisher room in an intensive swine operation (ISO) using dry and wet/dry feeders. The ... -
Water balance of a feedlot
(2006-01-12)The overall purpose of this study was to define the water balance of feedlot pens in a Saskatchewan cattle feeding operation for a one year period. Although the initial intention of the study was focused upon an active ... -
Water flow and transport of chloride in unsaturated concrete
(2010-07-15)Concrete structures deteriorate in their operating environment under the combined action of harsh environmental conditions and external loading. Although the applied load can lead to a certain degradation of the structure, ... -
Water Over the Bridge
(2016-09-21)A line of bright colour stretches West to East, across the front gallery floor, connecting two large-format charcoal drawings of the Saskatoon bridges in various forms of dysfunction – twisted, warped and blocked. The south ... -
Water Quality and Dairy Cattle Production: Saskatchewan Surveys
(1989-12-21)The quality of water in Saskatchewan is less than ideal and poor water quality can affect livestock adversely. The sulfate content of the water can affect ruminants by interfering with Cu metabolism. other factors such ... -
Water Quality and River Nutrient Load in the South Saskatchewan River Basin, SK, Canada
(2016-06-16)The South Saskatchewan River is arguably one of the most important river systems in western Canada. Due to its central location in the arid Prairie Provinces, the large population it supports, and its proximity to industrial ...