Dr. John Clague Département des Sciences de la Terre, Université Simon Fraser Les terrasses de kame On appelle la terrasse sur laquelle se trouve le site archéologique McCallum une terrasse de kame – c’est un term

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Dr. Brent Ward Department of Earth Sciences, Simon Fraser University Port Eliza Cave – Working Conditions The working conditions in the Port Eliza Cave were extremely difficult. I would say that by far it was the most

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• Caving
• Show caves
• Physical geography
• Cave
• Coastal geography

Dr. Rolf Mathewes Department of Biological Sciences, Simon Fraser University Paleoenvironment of Haida Gwaii At a place called Cape Ball on the east side of Graham Island (which is the largest of the Queen Charlotte Isla

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• Coastal Migration
• Coastal geography
• Human evolution
• Tundra
• British Columbia Coast
• Charlotte
• Lodgepole Pine
• Physical geography
• Native American history
• Human migration

Minutes of the Meeting of the Board of Governors Open Session September 18, 2007 The meeting was held at 1:00 p.m. in Room 160, Extended Education Complex. Present:

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• Simon Fraser University
• Higher education
• Education
• Association of Commonwealth Universities
• Consortium for North American Higher Education Collaboration
• University of Manitoba

Peter Locher Département d’archéologie, Université Simon Fraser Qu’est-ce qu’on peut apprendre de la géomorphologie? Les formes de paysage que je recherche sont composées de sédiments – essentiellement des

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Guardians monitor health of seaweed The Metlakatla Guardians have been out on our seaweed harvest grounds these past few weeks, and have collected samples of the seaweed to provide to a lab at Simon Fraser University for

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• Seafood
• Ionizing radiation
• Metlakatla
• Medicine
• Health
• Physics
• Radiobiology
• Radioactivity
• Seaweed

Dr. John Clague Department of Earth Sciences, Simon Fraser University Impact of Global Warming The trend we have seen in the last century is one of warming. We know that globally and in North America climate has warmed -

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• Physical geography
• Earth
• Glaciology
• Current sea level rise
• Oceanography
• Physical oceanography
• Greenland ice sheet
• Glacier
• Global warming
• Effects of global warming
• Climate history
• Historical geology

Dr. Brent Ward Department of Earth Sciences, Simon Fraser University Port Eliza Cave – Faunal Remains The bone record that we find in the Port Eliza Cave, in the sediments that pre-date the last glaciation, indicates a

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• Gasterosteus
• Three-spined stickleback
• Stickleback
• Salmon River
• Bird
• Marmot
• Fish
• Fauna of Europe
• Zoology

Dr. Brent Ward Department of Earth Sciences, Simon Fraser University Port Eliza Cave A good example of a raised sea cave is the Port Eliza Cave which is located on the west coast of Vancouver Island. Myself and colleague

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Assessing the Role of Provincial Education Systems and Reserve “NonSystems” in Interprovincial Variation in Aboriginal Student Performance Simon Fraser University John Richards School of Public Policy, Simon Fraser U

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• Ethnic groups in Canada
• Indigenous peoples of North America
• Political geography
• First Nations
• Métis people
• Manitoba
• Canada
• Alberta
• Higher education in Saskatchewan
• Aboriginal peoples in Canada
• Americas
• Provinces and territories of Canada