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Alan F.j. Artibise

Articles by Alan F.j. Artibise

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Urban Studies

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Duncan

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Kamloops

Cranberry Bog

Delta (BC)

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Squamish

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Chilliwack (BC)

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Dauphin

Fisgard Lighthouse

Esquimalt

Simon Fraser University

Burnaby

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Courtenay

Coquitlam Fire Hall

Coquitlam

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Sidney

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Dawson Creek

Totem Poles at Alert Bay

Alert Bay

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Comox

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Sointula

Prince Rupert, 1911

Prince Rupert

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Parksville

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Terrace

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Maple Ridge

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Matsqui

Nanaimo Bar

Nanaimo

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Oak Bay

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Port Coquitlam

Ucluelet Trail

Ucluelet (BC)

North Vancouver

North Vancouver

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Saanich Peninsula

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Social Science Federation of Canada

Yonge Street subway construction

Urbanization

Winnipeg

Benedictine Monastery at Mission

Mission

Traders at Fort St John

Fort St John

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Cumberland

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Abbotsford

Fort McMurray

Resource Towns in Canada

John Meares, explorer

Nootka Sound

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Powell River

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Mackenzie

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Surrey

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Fort Nelson

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Ladysmith

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Langley

St. John's

City

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Campbell River

Coast Salish Village of Quamichan

Vancouver Island

Port Alberni

Port Alberni

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West Vancouver

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White Rock

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Port Hardy

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