Canada. National Parks Branch
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- Open LibraryOL5187575A
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- Alberta (2)
- Fishes (1)
- Banff National Park (1)
- National parks and reserves -- Canada (1)
- Building laws -- Canada (1)
- Birds -- Canada (1)
- Birdhouses -- Canada (1)
Books by Canada. National Parks Branch
Total count: 14
Classified guide to fish and their habitat in the Rocky Mountains parkDominion Parks Branch, Department of the Interior1913-01-01
Regulations respecting buildings in Dominion Parks.Govt. Print. Bureau1914-01-01-
The German badge of crueltyDept. of the Interior, Dominion Parks Branch1919-01-01
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Bird houses and their occupants.1920-01-01
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Ministers of Agriculture give views on bird protectionwhy Saskatchewan believes in bird protection by Hon. C.M. Hamilton, Minister of Agriculture, Saskatchewan ; our obligation to the birds because of their usefulness to agriculture by Hon. Jos. Ed. Caron, Minister of Agriculture, Quebec ; a tribute to the value of birds by Hon. Manning W. Doherty, Minister of Agricuture, Ontario ; the value of birds to agriculture prepared by V.W. Jackson, Hon. Valentine Winkler, Minister of Agriculture, ManitobaDominion Parks Branch, Department of the Interior1920-01-01
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The Call of untrodden waysCanada National Parks Branch of the Department of the Interior1925-01-01
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The geological story of Jasper park, Alberta, CanadaPrinted by F.A. Acland1929-01-01
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Fort Lennox, Ile aux Noix, Quebeca brief history of the island fortress on the Richelieu River, battle ground of contending nations for the possession of Canada in the eighteenth century and built by the British at immense cost during the early years of the nineteenth century.Dept. of the Interior1930-01-01
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Accomodation in Canada's national parks1959-01-01
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National parks businesses regulations.Established by P.C. 1962-528, as amended by P.C. 1962-765.R. Duhamel, Queen's Printer]1962-01-01
The Lake Erie cross, erected July, 1922. A brief record of the discovery and occupation of the north shore of Lake Erie (1669-1670) by the Sulpician priests François Dollier de Casson and René de BréhGeneric2019-08-27-
Canada's feathered friendsDept. of the Interior, Dominion Parks Branch
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Fort Lennox, Île-aux-Noix, Québecbref historique de l'Île-aux-Noix, dans la rivière Richelieu, et de sa forteresse, où les nations belligérantes se disputèrent la possession du Canada au dix-huitième siècle, île sur laquelle durant les première années du dix-neuvième siècle les autorités britanniques construisirent un fort qui coûta immensément cherMinistère de l'Intérieur, Commissaire des Parcs nationaux du Canada
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The playground of the worldNational Parks Branch