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Network in Canadian History & Environment | Nouvelle initiative Canadienne en histoire de l'environnement

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Review of Leddy, Serpent River Resurgence

May 14, 2025May 12, 20255 minute readby James Jenkins

Bowhead Whaling Bans, Environmental Activism, and Adaptation Among Iñupiat Peoples in Alaska, 1977-1981

May 1, 2025May 5, 20259 minute readby Campbell Clarke

The Athabasca River, Indigenous Knowledge, and Adapting to Danger

April 17, 2025May 26, 202514 minute readby Peter Fortna

Canadian History in Entirely Precedented Times

April 14, 2025April 14, 20257 minute readby Jacob Richard

Identity, Place, and Soft Rains

April 10, 2025April 8, 20254 minute readby Raymond Sewell

Agriculture, Adaptation, and Altercation: Ngāti Kahungunu versus Settler Capitalism, 1845-1858

April 3, 2025March 5, 20259 minute readby Jamie Ashworth

Storms, Strength, and Survival: Wyandot Adaptations on the Kansas Prairies

March 27, 2025April 28, 20259 minute readby Mckelvey Kelly

“The Land is No Longer as it Was”: Land Use, Resource Extraction, and Land Claims in the Yukon Territory.

January 29, 2025February 27, 202560 minute readby Glenn Iceton

Call for Contributors: The Mackenzie Valley Pipeline Inquiry at 50

January 21, 2025March 4, 20252 minute readby Mark Stoller

How I Survived: Land and Northern Histories of Residential and Day Schooling

January 9, 2025February 27, 202510 minute readby Crystal Gail Fraser and Jess Dunkin

‘Some token of being there’: Visuality and the Inuit Body in Early Modern England

November 7, 2024November 11, 20247 minute readby Alister Wedderburn

From Hunters to Herders?: Analysing Visual Materials in Sheldon Jackson’s “Reindeer Reports” 1890-1906

October 31, 2024November 29, 20249 minute readby Peter R. Martin
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