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      Examining adolescent cyberbullying in Saskatchewan 

      Pisch, Diane M (2010-09)
      In a society where adolescent technology use is a dominant presence, the potential for adolescent cyberbullying has increased. It has become a phenomenon that warrants research attention. In North America, adolescent ...
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      Life Cycle Analysis of Greenhouse Gas Emissions from the Mining and Milling of Uranium in Saskatchewan 

      Parker, David (2015-08-14)
      This thesis presents a detailed study of life cycle greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions intensity during the uranium mining-milling phase of the nuclear fuel cycle for three paired uranium mine-mill operations in northern ...
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      Assessing the Impacts of Agricultural Land Use on Wood Frog (Lithobates sylvaticus) Presence and Health in Central Saskatchewan 

      Ruso, Gabrielle Elise 1993- (2019-05-02)
      Globally, amphibian populations are declining in response to many factors including habitat loss and degradation, environmental contamination, invasive species, emerging diseases, climate change, and overexploitation. ...
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      Opinions about public healthcare from working-class leaders in Saskatchewan 

      Polreis, Sean (2014-01-29)
      The Canadian public healthcare system is consistently rated as highly important by the public. It is a treasured institution, and concern for its future is understandable. However, despite the valuing of the five principles ...
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      "We Have Never Allowed Such A Thing Here...": Social Responses to Saskatchewan's Early Sex Trade, 1880 to 1920 

      York, Sarah (2013-09-24)
      Despite what the title suggests, Saskatchewan had a booming sex trade in its early years. The area attracted hundreds of women sex workers before Saskatchewan had even become a province in 1905. They were drawn to the area ...
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      Differential habitat selection of black bears, gray wolves, and boreal caribou in the Boreal Shield of Saskatchewan 

      Tomchuk, Patricia 1992- (2019-10-23)
      Boreal woodland caribou (Rangifer tarandus caribou) are listed as Threatened on Schedule 1 of the Canada Species at Risk Act, and critical habitat for this species is currently being defined across the country. Declines ...
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      HEALTH CARE UTILIZATION DIFFERENCES BETWEEN FIRST NATIONS AND THE GENERAL POPULATION WITH INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE IN SASKATCHEWAN 

      Marques Santos, Jose Diego (2021-04-19)
      Background: Indigenous patients with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) have expressed concerns about barriers to access IBD care. The limited evidence of IBD among Indigenous people highlights the need for studies evaluating ...
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      The sublethal effects of 2,4-D dimethylamine on wood frog tadpoles in Saskatchewan 

      Heggstrom, Michelle (2009)
      Declining amphibian populations in association with an incidence of deformities have been observed globally. These observations have alarmed the scientific community as well as the general public. Potential causes include ...
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      Spatial and temporal variation In greenhouse gas flux as affected by mowing on grasslands of hummocky terrain In Saskatchewan 

      Braun, Matthew David (2005-08-30)
      Global climate change has been linked to the increase in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Mixedgrass Prairie of hummocky terrain in Saskatchewan is an understudied landscape contributing an unknown quantity of greenhouse ...
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      At the edge : the north Prince Albert region of the Saskatchewan forest fringe to 1940 

      Massie, Merle Mary Muriel (2010-12)
      Canadians have developed a vocabulary of regionalism, a cultural shorthand that divides Canada into easily-described spaces: the Arctic, the Prairies, the Maritimes, and Central Canada, for example. But these artificial ...
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