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2674. Counsell, H.C., and R. Webber. (1983). "Semi-autogenous grinding circuit reduced capital costs." Canadian MiningJournal 104, no. 11(November): 96-100. Elliot Lake mill.2675. Tough, George. (1972). "Mining in the Canadian north." In The North / Le Nord, 71-90. Includes Elliot Lake.Haileybury2676. McFarlane, Leslie. (1975). A kid in Haileybury. Cobalt: Highway Book Shop. 79p. Gold strike days in NorthernOntario.Hemlo2677. Anderson, Scott M. (1989). "The gold rush of the 1980's: communities near Hemlo are experiencing boom times."Canadian Mining Journal 110, no. 4(April): 13-15.2678. Eddington, Bryan. (1982). "Hemlo gold decision near." Canadian Mining Journal 103, no. 6(June): 47-48. NorthShore Lake Superior, about 200 miles east Thunder Bay.2679. Eddington, Bryan. (1983). "Rich Hemlo deposit creates need to slash drilling costs." Canadian Mining Journal 104,no. 3(March): 30-31. Deals with competition for claims and the effects of the drilling activity on the economy of smalltowns in the area.2680. Knoll, Kerry. (1984). "The lesson of Hemlo: persistence pays off." Canadian Mining Journal 105, no. 4(April): 20-35.History of a gold mine in Northwestern Ontario first explored in 1869.2681. Macbeth, Mike. (1984). "The modest millionaires of Hemlo." Canadian Business 57, no. 4(April): 70-81.Prospectors John Larche and Don McKinnon.2682. Macbeth, Mike. (1986). "Honour bound." Canadian Business 59, no. 12: s.p. Northwestern Ontario Hemlo gold.2683. Wroe, John, and Brian Milne. (1985-1986). "Gold hurry: extracting bullion worth billions from Hemlo's goldengrant." Canadian Geographic 105, no. 6(December): 20-25, 28-30.Kapuskasing2684. Bennett, Gerald et al. (1967). Operation Kapuskasing. Toronto: Ontario Department of Mines. 98p. THPL.Kenora2685. Beard, R.C., and S. Rivett. (1980). "Potential for small gold mining operations in the Kenora, Ont. area." CanadianMining Journal 101, no. 9(September): 57. Focus on small gold mining areas of more than 40 years ago.2686. Clark, H.G. (1985). Kenora area mineral potential. Kenora: Tri-Municipal Economic Development Commission.117p. THPL.Kirkland Lake2687. Envers, Peter. (1984). "Gold bar pour heralds Kirkland Lake revival." Canadian Mining Journal 105, no. 7(July):23-26. McBean mine co-owned by Inco Limited and Queenston Gold mine.216

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2700. Parrott, Donald F. (1983). The Red Lake gold rush, 1926. 6th ed. [Thunder Bay]: The Author. 213p.2701. Parrott, Donald F. (1983). The second gold rush to Red Lake, 1946. 3rd ed. rev. [Thunder Bay]: [The Author].2702. Russell, Ruth Weber. (1987). North for gold: the Red Lake gold rush of 1926. Waterloo: North WaterlooAcademic Press. 210p.2703. Werniuk, Jane. (1989). "Gold-rich Red Lake camp continues to produce: Dickenson and Campbell mines the latestin succession." Canadian Mining Journal 110, no. 9(September): 13.Silver Islet2704. Barr, Elinor. (1986). Silver Islet mine: a speck in Lake Superior. Thunder Bay: Singing Shield Productions.2705. Barr, Elinor. (1988). Silver Islet: striking it rich in Lake Superior. Toronto: National Heritage/National History.176p.2706. Morehouse, William D. (1982). "Where the bonanza trail began." In The history of the Canadian West: 44-60.Mining in Northwestern Ontario, particularly at Silver Islet.2707. Stiff, John. (1973). "Silver Islet: cursed bonanza." Canadian Geographical Journal 87, no. 2(August): 14-19.2708. Strickland, Helen Moore. (1979). Silver under the sea: the story of the Silver Islet Mine near Thunder Bay. Cobalt:Highway Book Shop. i, 244p.South Lorrain2709. Fancy, Peter Fenwick. (1985). Silver centre: the story of an Ontario mining camp. Cobalt: Highway Book Shop. Anaccount of a camp in South Lorrain where silver was discovered in 1907.2710. Fancy, Peter. (1987). Silver centre rediscovered. Cobalt: Highway Book Shop. 144p. South Lorrain from 1932 tothe 1960s.Steep Rock2711. Taylor, B.W. (1978). Steep Rock: the men and the mines. s.l.: Quetico Publishing. CBPL.SudburyResearch aidsInstruments de recherche2712. Stephenson, Robert et al. (1978). Sudbury mining area: a selected bibliography. Sudbury: Laurentian University,Department of History. 29p.2713. Stephenson, Robert et al. (1979). A guide to the golden age: mining in Sudbury, 1886-1977. Sudbury: LaurentianUniversity, Department of History. iii, 70p.Books, articles, etc.Livres, articles, etc.218

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3819. (1984). "Prime movers of Canada's golden cargo: grain handling at the Port of Thunder Bay." Transport of ThunderBay 2, no. 3(Fall): 4-6. LHUL.3820. (1984). "Seaway and the Port of Thunder Bay: major strides in moving cargo." Transport of Thunder Bay 2, no.1(Spring): 5-6. LHUL.3821. (1984). "Tugs: flexing those harbour muscles." Transport of Thunder Bay 2, no. 2(Summer): 8-9. LHUL.3822. (1984). "What's new in dry-bulk handling at the Port of Thunder Bay." Transport of Thunder Bay 2, no. 2(Summer):4-6. LHUL.3823. (1987). "M.V. Incan Superior...best year yet." Transport of Thunder Bay 5, no. 3(Fall): 9. LHUL.3824. Anderson, A.A. (1983). "The development of the harbours of Port Arthur and Fort William." Thunder BayHistorical Museum Society. Papers and Records 11: 42-8. Paper originally delivered to the Society in 1930.3825. Griffin, H.D. (1985-1986). Air quality assessment: Thunder Bay Terminals Limited, Thunder Bay. [Thunder Bay]:Ministry of the Environment, Regional Operations Division, Technical Support Section, Northwestern Region.3826. Hallman, D.E. (1973). "Lakehead Harbour." Lakehead University Review 6, no. 2(Fall): 73-84. TBPL.3827. Lakehead Harbour Commission. (1967). Canadian Lakehead harbour: Port Arthur, Fort William, Canada'smid-continent seaport, 1867-1967. Port Arthur: The Commission. LHUL.3828. Lakehead Harbour Commission. (1971). The terminal grain elevators: Lakehead Harbour, Canada's mid-continentseaport. Thunder Bay: [The Commission]. LHUL.3828a. Lakehead Harbour Commission. (1981). Port of Thunder Bay (Lakehead Harbour) statistics. Thunder Bay: TheCommission. LHUL.3829. Lakehead Harbour Commission, Task Force. (1982). Master plan: port of Thunder Bay. Thunder Bay: TheCommission. 55p. LHUL, THPL.3830. Lakehead Harbour Commission, and the Port of Thunder Bay. (1984). Port of Thunder Bay, Lakehead Harbour,marine emergency plan. Thunder Bay: The Commission. LHUL.3831. Logan, Nora. (1984). "Largest grain handling port in the world: indications are that 1984's tonnage will set a newrecord." Thunder Bay Magazine 2, no. 4(September-October): 43. LHUL.3832. Luski, Lorraine. (1989). Impact of declining grain shipments on the Port of Thunder Bay. [Toronto]: OntarioLegislative Library. 35p.3833. M.M. Dillon Limited. (1974). Thunder Bay harbour access route: summary report. s.l.: The Author. LHUL.3834. M.M. Dillon Limited. (1976). Lakehead waterfront study, data volume. Toronto: The Author. THPL.3835. Seabourne, Adrian A., and Patricia N. Larrain. (1983). "Changing patterns of trade through the port of ThunderBay." Canadian Geographer / Géographe canadien 27 (Fall/automne): 285-291.3836. Simpson, Jim. (1985). "History of elevators and grain shipping." Chamber Chat 13, no. 4(April): 6-7. LHUL.312

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Généralités3851. Dewar, Gary. (1989). "Part II changes in the post-war fleet." Inland Seas 45, no. 3(Fall): 165-182. Canadian vessels,after 1959, increase in traffic to Northern Ontario. (Part I covers U.S. vessels).3852. Jones, T.L. (1968). "Marine navigation." In Science, history and Hudson Bay. Vol. 2. : 797-824. Includes informationon Moosonee, Winisk, Fort Albany and Fort Severn.3853. Larocque, Guy. (1980). Historical use of waterways. [North Bay]: North Bay Mattawa Conservation Authority. 94p.NBPL (File, 338).By water bodySelon les étendues d'eauAlbany River3854. Alwin, John A. (1975). "The uncelebrated boats of the Albany." The Beaver 305, no. 4(Spring): 47-53. Hudson's BayCompany transportation from 1746 when a wooden craft travelled on the Albany River from Albany Fort to HenleyHouse.Great LakesGrands Lacs3855. (1966). Great Lakes red book, listing vessels of the Great Lakes, including the names of their owners, captains andengineers, and of shipbuilding and ship repair yards. 63rd ed. Cleveland, Ohio: Penton Publishing. 286p.3856. (1973). Great Lakes navigation. Montreal: Anchor Press. Shipping register.3857. (1980). Trading and shipping on the Great Lakes. Toronto: Coles Reprint. 182p. From History of the Great Lakes,originally published in 1899.3858. Barry, James P. (1974). Ships of the Great Lakes, 300 years of navigation. Berkeley, California: Howell-NorthBooks. 190p.3859. Boggs, Lyn. (1987). Chi-Cheemaun challenge. Toronto: Ministry of Northern Development and Mines. 24p.3860. Bowen, Dana Thomas. (1978). Memories of the lakes: told in story and picture. Cleveland: Freshwater Press. xv,292p. First published in 1946. History of ships and shipping on the Great Lakes.3861. Curwood, James Oliver. (1967). The Great Lakes: the vessels that plough them: their owners, their sailors, and theircargoes, together with a brief history of our inland seas. s.l.: s.n. 227p. First published New York and London: G.P.Putnam's Sons, 1909.3862. Dutton, Fred W. (1983). "Weather." Inland Seas 39, no. 2(Summer): 96-105. Reminiscences of life in Great Lakesshipping.3863. Gillham, Skip. (1971). Ships along the seaway. Fonthill: Stonehouse Publications. 52p. Includes shipping on theGreat Lakes.3864. Gillham, Skip, and Alfred Sagon-King. (1989). Canadian fleets along the seaway. St. Catharines: StonehousePublications. 116p.314

3865. Greenwood, John Orville. (1961- ). Greenwood's guide to Great Lakes shipping. Cleveland, Ohio: Freshwater Press.V.3866. Greenwood, John Orville. (1970). Namesakes of the Lakes: a factual story with photographs of every currentlyexisting commercial freight vessel and carferry in the Great Lakes fleet telling the "why" and meaning of each vessel's name.Cleveland, Ohio: Freshwater Press. xii, 433p. Includes Canadian vessels.3867. Greenwood, John Orville. (1978). Namesakes, 1930-1955: a quarter century photostory of Great Lakes ships.Cleveland: Freshwater Press. xii, 429p.3868. Greenwood, John Orville. (1980). Namesakes of the 80's: the factual story with photographs of currently existingcommercial freight, passenger and car ferry vessels in the Great Lakes fleet, telling the `why' and the meaning of eachvessel's name with over 550 ship names cross-referenced. [Cleveland]: [Freshwater Press].3869. Greenwood, John Orville. (1981). Namesakes, 1956-1980. Cleveland: Freshwater Press. (Sixth book in theNamesake series). Includes vessels on the Great Lakes.3870. Griffin, Kevin Christopher. (1968). Ships of the Great Lakes and Saint Lawrence. Stratford: Griffin Publications.60p. NL.3871. Kaczkowski, Victor. (1986). The development of the Canadian Great Lakes dry bulk shipping industry, 1945-1984.x, 256p. M.A. Thesis, York University.3872. Kuttruff, Karl. (1976). Ships of the Great Lakes: a pictorial history. Detroit: Wayne State University Press. [80]p.3873. Lake, Richard, and David Hackston. (1990). The Great Lakes-Seaway enters the nineties. Toronto: Ministry ofTransportation, Marine Office. 36p.3874. Les Strang, Jacques. (1977). Lake carriers: the saga of the Great Lakes fleet, North America's fresh water merchantmarine. Seattle: Superior Publishing. 192p.3875. Les Strang, Jacques. (1981). Cargo carriers of the Great Lakes: the saga of the Great Lakes fleet, North America'sfreshwater merchant marine. New York: American Legacy Press. 192p.3876. Mills, James Cooke. (1976). Our inland seas: their shipping and commerce for three centuries. Cleveland, Ohio:Freshwater Press. 380p. Great Lakes.3877. Morrison, Jean. (1989). "Trade ships on Superior." Northwest Courant (Winter): s.p. OFWL.3878. Salen, Rick, and Jack Salen. (1977). Guidebook and history of the Tobermory-Manitoulin ferry service. Rev. ed.Tobermory: Mariner Chart Shop. 43p.3879. Shaw, Gordon C. (1981). The market potential for Canadian registered vessels capable of carrying both Great Lakesand ocean cargos / Marché offert aux navires d'immatriculation canadienne pouvant transporter des cargaisons sur lesGrands Lacs et par mer. Ottawa: Canadian Transport Commission, Research Branch / Commission canadienne destransports. Bureau de recherche. vii, 52, 67, viip.3880. Shipley, Robert, and Fred Addis. (1990). Paddle wheelers. St. Catharines: Vanwell Pub. (Great Lakes album series).3881. Shipley, Robert, and Fred Addis. (1990). Schooners. St. Catharines: Vanwell Pub. (Great Lakes album series).315

3882. Thompson, Brad. (1985). H.M.C.S. Griffon: a naval history. Thunder Bay: Thunder Bay Naval Association.3883. Van der Linden, Peter J. et al (eds.). (1979). Great Lakes ships we remember. Ed. . Cleveland: Freshwater Press.413p. Parts appeared originally in the monthly bulletin of the Detroit Marine Historical Society, The Detroit MarineHistorian.3884. Wightman, W.R. (1990). "The Canadian steam packet service on the upper lakes." Inland Seas 46, no. 4(Winter):248-264.Lake Nipissing3885. (1979). "Nipissing's first lady of steam was also first financial disaster." North Bay Living 11 (April): s.p.3886. Vanden Hazel, Bessel J. (1982). From dugout to diesel: transportation on Lake Nipissing. Cobalt: Highway BookShop. vii, 196p.3887. Vanden Hazel, Bessel. (1984). "Steam tug of Lake Nipissing." Diver Magazine (July - Aug.). NBPL.Ottawa River3888. Lamirande, André, Gilles L. Séguin, and Jean Trudel. (1982). A foregone fleet: a pictorial history of steam-drivenpaddleboats on the Ottawa River. Cobalt: Highway Book Shop. xx, 160p. Includes traffic to the Timiskaming area.ShipwrecksNaufrages3889. Altobello, Peter David. (1988). Lakers: ghost ships of the Great Lakes. Montreal: Eden Press. 128p.3890. Barry, James P. (1980). "The wreck of the steamer Monarch." Inland Seas 36, no. 1(Spring): 12-19. The Monarchsank near Thunder Bay in 1906.3891. Barry, James P. (1981). Wrecks and rescues of the Great Lakes: a photographic history. San Diego, California:Howell-North Books.3892. Boyer, Dwight. (1968). Ghost ships of the Great Lakes. New York: Dodd, Mead. xxvi, 294p.3893. Boyer, Dwight. (1977). Ships and men of the Great Lakes. New York: Dodd Mead. xii, 208p. Shipwrecks on andhistory of the Great Lakes.3894. Denis, Keith. (1975). "Shipwrecks on Lake Superior's north shore since 1816." Thunder Bay Historical MuseumSociety. Papers and Records 3: 22-6. LHUL.3895. Eilerts, Jill Katherine. (1986). The images of Lakes Ontario and Superior: evidence from the shipwreck experience.Ottawa: National Library of Canada. M.A. Thesis, University of Windsor, 1985. 2 microfiches. ISBN: 0-315-201061-1(1986).3896. Ferris, Theodore N. (1979). "The Griffon tercentenary." Inland Seas 35, no. 3(Fall): 192-195. It is thought that theGriffon may have sunk off Manitoulin Island. It was the first vessel to sail on the Upper Great Lakes, and belonged toLasalle.316

3897. Heden, Karl F. (1966). Directory of shipwrecks of the Great Lakes. Boston: B. Humphries. x, 116p.3898. Hemming, Robert J. (1981). Gales of November: the sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald. Chicago: ContemporaryBooks. 248p. Story of iron ore freighter that went down in Lake Superior in November 1975.3899. Kuss, Dan. (1987). "Wreck of the Emperor." Thunder Bay Magazine 5, no. 3(June-July): 25. LHUL.3900. MacLean, Harrison John. (1975). The fate of the Griffon. Chicago: Sage Books. [10], 118p. First published in 1974by Toronto: Griffin House. SPL.3901. Marshall, James R. (ed.). (1987). Shipwrecks of Lake Superior. Duluth, Minnesota: Lake Superior Port Cities. 100p.3902. Mikko, Fred W. (1986). "The Turret Chief meets 1913." Inland Seas 42, no. 4(Winter): 252-260. Storm experiencesof a ship travelling from Midland to Thunder Bay.3903. Opheim, Lee Alfred. (1972). Twentieth century shipwrecks in Lake Superior. ix, 353 leaves. Ph.D. Thesis,University of Oklahoma. Microfilm no. 72-23, 989.3904. Ratigan, William. (1977). Great Lakes shipwrecks and survivals. 3rd. ed. Grand Rapids, Michigan: Wm. B.Eerdmans Publishing Company. 384p.3905. Skelton, Joan. (1985). The survivor of the Edmund Fitzgerald. Moonbeam: Penumbra Press. LHUL.3906. Sowa, Lew. (1970). "Pewabic - ghost ship of Thunder Bay." Inland Seas 26, no. 1(Spring): 61-62.3907. Stonehouse, Frederick. (1973). Great wrecks of the Great Lake. Marquette, Michigan: Harboridge Press. 130p.Lake Superior. THPL.3908. Stonehouse, Frederick. (1977). Went missing: fifteen vessels that disappeared on Lake Superior. 2nd ed. AuTrain,Michigan: Avery Color Studios. 117p. THPL.3909. Stonehouse, Frederick. (1983). The wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald. 2nd ed. AuTrain, Michigan: Avery ColorStudios. 208p. Lake Superior. THPL.3910. Ticknor, Richard. (1973). "The sinking of the French minesweepers Inkerman and Cerisoles in 1918." Thunder BayHistorical Museum Society. Papers and Records 1: 1-4. On Lake Superior and built in Fort William.3911. Upton, L.F.S. (1968). "The wreck of the Eldorado." The Beaver 299 (Autumn): 27-31. After the ship was wreckednear Fort George, the crew and passengers travelled via waterways to New Liskeard.3912. Vanden Hazel, Bessel. (1982). "Lake Nipissing shipwreck: the story of the John Fraser." Diver Magazine (Oct. -Nov.). S.p. NBPL.3913. Vanden Hazel, Bessel J. (1987). "The wreck of the side paddlewheel steamer John Fraser, Lake Nipissing, Ontario,Canada." International Journal of Nautical Archaeology 16 (November): 331-341.3914. Vanden Hazel, Bessel J. et al. (1985). An investigation of the remains of the side paddlewheel steamer John Fraser.[North Bay]: [Nipissing University College]. vi, 137p. (Underwater Archaeology Project, 2).3915. Vanden Hazel, Bessel J. et al. (1988). An investigation of the remains of the paddlewheel steamer John Fraser. Vol.2. [North Bay]: [Nipissing University College]. NBPL (File, 479).317

3916. Wolff, Julius F. (1978). "Canadian shipwrecks on Lake Superior." Inland Seas 34, no. 1(Spring): 32-50. Continued inInland Seas 34 (2, Summer 1978): 113-120; 34 (3, Fall 1978): 200-206; 34 (4, Winter 1978): 275-283; 35 (1, Spring 1979):21-26.3917. Wolff, Julius F. (1979). The shipwrecks of Lake Superior. Duluth, Minnesota: Lake Museum Marine Association.166p.3918. Wolff, Julius F. (1983). "Wreck hunting in Superior." Inland Seas 39, no. 2(Summer): s.p.3919. Wrigley, Ronald. (1985). Shipwrecked: vessels that met tragedy on northern Lake Superior. Cobalt: Highway BookShop. viii, 140p.Surveys and tripsHydrographie, voyages3920. Barkhausen, Henry N. (1987). "To Spanish River by schooner." Inland Seas 43, no. 1(Spring): 60-65. Wisconsin toSpanish River to pick up pulpwood.3921. Brazer, Majorie Cahn. (1975). Well-favoured passage: exploring the waters, land and history of Lake Huron's NorthChannel. Toronto: Peter Martin Associates. xii, 160p. UTL.3922. Catchpole, A.J.W., and Marcia-Anne Faurer. (1985). "Ships' log books, sea ice and the cold summer of 1816 inHudson Bay and its appoaches." Arctic 38, no. 2(June): 121-128. Includes James Bay.3923. Dmitrevsky, S. (1971). "Sailing on James Bay." North / Nord 18, no. 4(July-August/juillet-août): 28-37.3924. Marcolin, Lorenzo. (1987). "Great Lakes cruise." Inland Seas 43, no. 1(Spring): 43-49. Port McNicoll to FortWilliam.3925. Milne, Mike. (1988). "Sailing Ontario's North Channel: it's good for the soul." Canadian Medical Association Journal/ Journal de l'Association médicale canadienne 138, no. 9(May/mai 1): 848-850.3926. Wakefield, Theodore D. (1991). "Cruising Georgian Bay in the grand manner." Inland Seas 47, 4(Winter): 241-244.Luxury yacht Venetia built 1903.32.Railways, streetcarsChemins de fer, tramwaysORGANIZATION OF THE SECTIONORGANISATION DE LA SECTIONGeneralGénéralitésCompaniesEntreprisesTravelVoyages318

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Toronto: Ministry of Transportation and Communications, Planning Branch. vii, 92p.Highway 694097. Bell, G.A. and D.W. Barker. (1984). Highway 69, environmental assessment category B5, French River bridge, site44-001... s.l.: Ministry of Transportation and Communications, Planning and Design Section. 13, [11] leaves. (W.P. 78-82-01). Microfiche 3409-85.4098. Giffels, Davis and Jorgensen Limited. (1974). Highway 69 Estaire to Sudbury bypass feasibility study report.[Toronto]: The Authors. 38p. SPL.4099. Warnock, O.N., R.L. Bedard and M. Young. (1989). Highway 69, Harris Lake: environmental assessment categoryB(d) basic picnic site/rest area 10.1 km north of the south junction of Highway 529, Township of Wallbridge, M.T.O.district 17, Sudbury. s.l.: Ministry of Transportation and Communications, Planning and Design Section. iv, 17 [i.e. 18], [9]leaves. (W.P. 7620-89-01).Highway 714100. Chamberlain, M. and G. Sawiak. (1988). Highway 71: Sioux Narrows including sidewalk extension and rehabilitationof Sioux Narrows bridge: Township ok Sioux Narrows, District of Kenora. s.l.: Ministry of Transportation andCommunications, Planning and Design Section. 9, [10] leaves. (W.P. 297-85-00).Highway 1014101. Chamberlain, M. and R. Bruneau. (1987). Highway 101: from Wawa west limits to Wawa east limits: and Highway101 from Highway 17 to Wawa west limits: Township of Michipicoten, district of Algoma: grading, drainage, granular base,paving. s.l.: Ministry of Transportation and Communications, Planning and Design Section. 9, [8] leaves. (W.P. 123-82-01,81-81-01).4102. Environorth Associates Limited. (1985). Highway 101, environmental assessment category B2: from 565 m. west ofthe existing Pamour Mine entrance to 70 m east of the three Nations Lakes outlet stream 1.47 kilometres: community ofPamour, City of Timmins, Township of Whitney, district of Cochrane. s.l.: Ministry of Transportation andCommunications, Planning and Design Section. vii, 37, [30] leaves. Microfiche 3633-85.Highway 1294103. Jackson, L.A. and D.M. Fossum. (1988). Highway 129: from 52.9 km north of Highway 556 northerly 12.8 km:Township of Decans, Cassidy and Birch, district of Sudbury: grading, drainage, granular base and granular lifts. s.l.:Ministry of Transportation and Communications, Planning and Design Section. iv, 8, [7] leaves.4104. Jackson, L.A. and D.M. Fossum. (1989). Highway 129: from 65.7 kilometres north of Highway 556, northerly 21.7kilometres: district Sault Ste. Marie. s.l.: Ministry of Transportation, Planning and Design Section. [18] leaves. (W.P. 22-82-06).Highway 1304105. Peet, Simon and B.H. Pawlyk. (1985). Highway 130 from Highway 61 northerly to Highway 11/17, 12-18 km,environmental assessment category B2... Township of Paipoonge, provincial district of Thunder Bay. s.l.: Ministry ofTransportation and Communications, Planning and Design Section. iii, 27 leaves. Microfiche 3448-85.Highway 144333

4106. (1980). Review of the environmental assessment: proposed improvements to Highway 144 corridor betweenSudbury and Levack, type 1 - route location study. Toronto: Ministry of Transportation and Communications. iv, 24p.4107. F.F. Slaney and Company Limited. (1975). Preliminary environmental assessment of alternative routes of highway144 from Sudbury to Onaping for Giffels, Davis and Jorgensen Limited. Toronto: The Author. 11, 4p. SPL.4108. Northland Engineering Limited, Consulting Engineers and Planners. (1988). Highway 144: Arctic watershed:environmental assessment category B(d): primary picnic site-rest area at intersection of Highway 560: Township ofInvergarry, M.T.O. district 14. [Toronto]: Ministry of Transportation and Communications, Planning and Design Section.[26] leaves. (W.P. 7604-88-01, environmental study report).Highway 5354109. Boland, D. and M. Bergeron. (1984). Highway 535, environmental assessment category B2: from junction ofHighway 17 (Hagar) northerly to rivière Veuve: Townships of Hagar and Ratter, district of Sudbury, district 13, North Bay:grading, drainage, granular base, prime and surface treatment. s.l.: Ministry of Transportation and Communications. 28,[10] leaves. (W.P. 7613-81-00). Microfiche 2991-84.Highway 5374110. Devolin, A.R., D.M. Vail and T.G. Rogers. (1988). Highway 537: from 4.3 to 7.1 north of Highway 69: including thereplacement of Wanapitei River bridge: Township of Cleland, district of Sudbury, district 17, Sudbury: environmentalassessment category Bc/Ba. Toronto: Ministry of Transportation. iv, 24, [13] leaves.Highway 5394111. Bell, G.A. and R.T. Hue. (1984). Highway 539, environmental assessment category B2: from Desaulniers northerlyto River Valley, Townships of Crerar and Gibbons, district of Nipissing, district 13, North Bay: grading, drainage, granularbase. s.l.: Ministry of Transportation and Communications. iii, 43, [13] leaves. (W.P. 178-81-01). Microfiche 2964-84.4112. Bell, G.A. and A. Parnamagi. (1985). Highway 539, environmental assessment category B2: from Hwy # 64 westerlyto Desaulniers, Townships of Gibbons, Badgerow & Field... s.l.: Ministry of Transportation and Communications,Planning and Design Section. Microfiche 3672-85.Highway 540B4113. Northland Engineering Limited and S.K. Poon. (1986). Highway 540B: from 1.5 km north of the west junction ofHighway 540 northerly to the east junction of Highway 540: Town of Gore Bay, Township of Gordon and Allan, districtof Manitoulin, district 17, Sudbury: environmental assessment category Ba, improvement to existing provincial highways.s.l.: Ministry of Transportation and Communications, Planning and Design Section. v, 27, [9] leaves.Highway 5464114. Mound, Wes and Martin Favell. (1990). Highway 546, from 12.5 km north of Highway 554 northerly for 1.1 km.s.l.: Ministry of Transportation, Planning and Design Section. 6, [9] leaves. (W.P. 7826-87-01 and W.P. 7809-89-01).4115. Rogers, T.G., B.L. Bedars and J.E.D. Chretien. (1989). Highway 546: Little White River bridge site: 0.5 km east ofjunction of Highway 639, Township of Sagard, district 17, Sudbury, environmental structure assessment category Bcstructure replacement. s.l.: Ministry of Transportation, Planning and Design Section. [v], 20, [11] leaves. (W.P. 321-85-00).334

Highway 5604116. Devolin, A.R., D.M. Vail and T.G. Rogers. (1988). Highway 560: from 15.1 km east of Elk Lake easterly to the westlimit of the Town of Charlton (14.4) km): Townships of Truax, Robillard and Dack, district 14, New Liskeard: grading,drainage and granular base: environmental assessment category Ba. s.l.: [Ministry of Transportation]. iii, 31, [18] leaves.4117. Rogers, T.G. and B.L. Peltier. (1984). Highway 560, environmental assessment category B2: from the junction ofHighway 560A easterly for 14 km to 3 km east of the Opikinimika River: Townships of Garibaldi and Asquith, district ofSudbury, district 14, New Liskeard: grading, drainage, granular base and surface treatment. s.l.: Ministry of Transportationand Communications. 26, [3] leaves. (W.P. 7622-81-04). Microfiche 3232-84.4118. Rogers, T.G. and W.A. McFarlane. (1984). Highway 560, environmental assessment category B2: from 0.3 km eastof the junction of Highway 65, easterly for 16.1 km: Townships of James, Tudhope and Truax, district of Timiskaming,district 14, New Liskeard: grading, drainage and granular base. s.l.: Ministry of Transportation and Communications. 30,[10] leaves. (W.P. 174-81-01). Microfiche 3036-84.4119. Rogers, T.G., B.L. Bedars and R. Dufort. (1989). Highway 560: from Opikinimika River easterly 17.6 km and from16.1 km west of Gowganda easterly 8.6 km: Townships of Asquith, Church and MacMurchy in the district of Sudbury andTownships of Tyrell and Milner in the district of Timiskaming: grading, drainage and granular base and structurereplacement district 14, New Liskeard: environmental category Ba/Bc. s.l.: Ministry of Transportation, Planning andDesign Section. iv, 27 [i.e. 31], [14] leaves. (W.P. 198-88-00).Highway 5694120. Rogers, T.G. and P. Jefford. (1984). Highway 569, environmental assessment category B5, Moose Creek: Townshipof Hilliard, district of Timiskaming, district 14, New Liskeard. s.l.: Ministry of Transportation and Communications. 20,[5] leaves. (W.P. 7622-82-01). Microfiche 2979-84.Highway 5764121. Rogers, T.G. and J. Hambleton. (1985). Highway 576, environmental assessment category B5: Waterhen Creek, 3.4km north of Highway 101: district 14, New Liskeard: culvert replacement. s.l.: Ministry of Transportation andCommunications, Planning and Design Section. 16, [3] leaves. Microfiche 3634-85.Highway 5894122. Pawlyk, B.H. (1989). Highway 589, from 0.28 kilometres north of highway 591, northerly 9.2 kilometres district 19,Thunder Bay. s.l.: Ministry of Transportation, Planning and Design Section. [10] leaves. (W.P. 288-85-01).Highway 5934123. Favell, Martin and B.H. Pawlyk. (1988). Secondary Highway 593, Arrow River structure and approaches: Townshipof Pearson, provincial district of Thunder Bay, district 19, Thunder Bay. s.l.: Ministry of Transportation andCommunications, Planning and Design Section. 9, 11, [5] leaves. (W.P. 59-83-01 and 02).Highway 5944124. Chamberlain, M. and D.M. Fossum. (1984). Highway 594, from Manitou Road (Hwy 502) easterly 4.4 km toDryden west limit: environmental assessment category B2: Township of Van Horne, district of Kenora, granular base andpaving. s.l.: Ministry of Transportation and Communications. v, 16 leaves. (W.P. 121-82-01). Microfiche 3199-84.335

Highway 5954125. Chamberlain, M. and B.H. Pawlyk. (1985). Highway 595 from Sitch Creek (Hymers) northerly to Beaver Creek, 4.5km: district of Thunder Bay: environmental assessment category. s.l.: Ministry of Transportation and Communications,Planning and Design Section. iv, 18, [5] leaves. Microfiche 3614-85.Highway 6054126. Jackson, L.A. and G.W. Sawiak. (1989). Reconstruction of secondary Highway 605, from Highway 17: northerly 4.4kilometres, district 20, Kenora. s.l.: Ministry of Transportation, Planning and Design Section. [15] leaves. (W.P. 396-87-01).Highway 6134127. Jackson, L.A. and B.H. Pawlyk. (1988). McCool and Forsythe structure replacements: Highway 613, district 20,Kenora. s.l.: Ministry of Transportation and Communications, Planning and Design Section. [18] leaves. (W.P. 55-83-01).Highway 6344128. Bell, G.A. and J.G. Vandekaa. (1982). Highway 634 (new) Smooth Rock Falls bypass: environmental assessmentcategory Ac, environmental assessment report - Type III... grading, drainage, granular base & paving. s.l.: Ministry ofTransportation and Communications. v, 177, [146]p. (EA file no. 1-80-0016-000). Microfiche 1484-82.Highway 6374129. Chretien, J.D., K. Avery and M.L. Young. (1988). Highway 637 from 20.0 km east of Killarney easterly for 6.2 kmincluding the Mahzenazing River West structure, district of Sudbury Sudbury: environmental assessment category Ba. s.l.:Ministry of Transportation and Communications, Planning and Design Section. ii, 27, [23] leaves.4130. Roberts, B.D. and J.E.D. Chretien. (1984). Highway #637, environmental assessment B-2/B-5... Highway 637 from25.9 km west of Hwy 69, westerly 6.5 km Tyson channel structure: Township of Attlee, Sale and Humboldt, districtSudbury, district 17, Sudbury northern region: work type, grading, drainage, granular base and structure replacement. s.l.:Ministry of Transportation and Communications. iii, 35, [4] leaves. (W.P. 123-79-01). Microfiche 2762-84.4131. Roberts, B.D. and D.W. Barker. (1985). Highway #637, environmental assessment B-2/B-5... Township Carlyle,district of Manitoulin, district 17, Sudbury, northern region. s.l.: Ministry of Transportation and Communications,Planning and Design Section. ii, 35 leaves. Microfiche 3468-85.Highway 6544132. Bell, G.A. and D.W. Barker. (1985). Highway 654, environmental assessment category B2: from Highway 11 to 2.4km west of the Nipissing-North Himsworth Township line. s.l.: Ministry of Transportation and Communications, Planningand Design Section. iii, 41, [10] leaves. (W.P. 138-76-01). Microfiche 3524-85.Highway 6584133. Jackson, L.A. and N.B. DeBruye. (1988). Highway 658: from 0.1 km south of the north limit of the Town ofKenora, northerly 1.86 km to Highway 17N: Town of Jaffray and Mellick, district of Kenora. s.l.: Ministry ofTransportation and Communications, Planning and Design Section. [19] leaves. (W.P. 283-86-01).Highway 668336

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4224. (1989). Monitoring costs and their implications for direct dischargers in the Ontario pulp and paper industry: finalreport. [Toronto]: Ministry of the Environment, Corporate Resources Division, Policy and Planning Branch,Socio-economic Section. vi, 57p. On cover: Stopping water pollution at its source.4225. (1991). Preliminary report on the first six months of process effluent monitoring in the MISA pulp and paper sector(January 1, 1990 to June 30, 1990). Toronto: Ministry of the Environment, Water Resources Branch. 175p. MISA:Municipal Industry Strategy for Abatement.4226. Adamek, E.G., and L. Au. (1979). The analysis of resin and fatty acids in thermomechanical pulp mill effluents.Toronto: Ministry of the Environment, Laboratory Services Branch, Organic Trace Contaminants Section. ii, 43 leaves.4227. Bonsor, N.C. (1989). Interim pollution reduction strategy for Ontario kraft mills. Toronto: Ministry of theEnvironment. LHUL.4228. Bonsor, N.C., Neil McCubbin, and John B. Sprague. (1988). Kraft mill effluents in Ontario. Toronto: Ministry ofthe Environment. vii, 260p.4229. Cherwinsky, Christina, and Don Murray. (1986). Preliminary investigation of trace contaminants in pulp and papermill effluents. Toronto: Ministry of the Environment. v, 136p.4230. Kelso, J.R.M. (1977). "Density, distribution and movement of Nipigon Bay fishes in relation to a pulp and paper milleffluent." Journal of the Fisheries Research Board of Canada 36, no. 6(June): 879-885.4231. McMaster, M.E. (1991). Impact of bleached kraft mill effluent (BKME) on fish populations near Terrace Bay,Ontario. Toronto: Ministry of the Environment, Research and Technology Branch. iv.4232. Sandilands, R.G. (1977). "Effects of pulp mill effluent on the surficial sediments of western Nipigon Bay, LakeSuperior." Journal of the Fisheries Research Board of Canada 34, no. 6(June): 817-823.4233. Sinclair, William F. (1990). Controlling pollution from Canadian pulp and paper manufacturers: a federalperspective. Ottawa: Environment Canada, Environmental Protection. 360p. Includes "National and regional implicationsof the pulping processes used in the pulp and paper industry."4234. Sinclair, William F. (1990). La lutte contre la pollution découlant de la fabrication de pâtes et papiers au Canada:perspective fédérale. Ottawa: Environnement Canada, Service de la protection de l'environnement. 392p.4235. Sinclair, William F. (1991). "Controlling effluent discharges from Canadian pulp and paper manufacturers."Canadian Public Policy / Analyse de politiques 17, no. 1(March/mars): 86-105. References to Northern Ontario.4236. Whittle, D.M., and K.W. Flood. (1977). Nipigon Bay: an assessment of the acute toxicity, growth impairment andflesh tainting potential of a bleached kraft mill effluent (BKME) on rainbow trout (salmo gairdneri). Toronto: Ministry ofthe Environment, Water Resources Branch. i, 36p.By companySelon les entreprisesBoise Cascade4237. Flood, K. et al. (1986). Jackfish Bay: acute lethality and chlorophenol bioconcentration in fish exposed to a bleachedkraft mill effluent (BKME) Plume. Toronto: Ministry of the Environment. 44p.347

4238. Flood, K. et al. (1989). Kaministikwia River: acute lethality and chlorophenol bioconcentration in fish exposeddownstream of a combination groundwood, sulfite and bleached kraft mill effluent. Toronto: Ministry of the Environment.x, 75p.4239. Flood, K. et al. (1989). Acute lethality and related contaminants in the Rainy River downstream of two BoiseCascade kraft mill discharges. Toronto: Ministry of the Environment. x, 65p.4240. Pfeiffer, H.N., D.J. Racette, and H.D. Griffin. (1989). Snow sampling survey in the vicinity of Boise Cascade CanadaLtd., Kenora, February 1988. [Thunder Bay]: Ministry of the Environment. 8 leaves.Domtar Packaging Limited4241. Racette, D.J., and H.D. Griffin. (1987). Snow sampling survey in the vicinity of Domtar Packaging Limited, RedRock, Ontario, 1986. [Thunder Bay]: Ministry of the Environment, Northwestern Region. 6 leaves.E.B. Eddy4242. Chapman, R.E. (1987). Ambient air quality study at E.B. Eddy Pulp and Paper Mill, Espanola, August 1986.[Toronto]: Ministry of the Environment, Air Resources Branch, Northeastern Region. 10, [4] leaves.4243. Spires, A., and J.J. Negusanti. (1989). Studies of the terrestrial environment in the vicinity of the E.B. Eddy ForestProducts paper mill in Espanola, 1976-1983. [Sudbury]: Ministry of the Environment, Northeastern Region. 15, [5] leaves.(NER-AQTM-02-89).Erco Industries Ltd.4243a. Racette, D.J., J.N. Jarvis, and H.D. Griffin. (1983). Air quality studies in the vicinity of ERCO INDUSTRIESLIMITED, Thunder Bay. [Thunder Bay]: Ministry of the Environment, Northwestern Region. 9 leaves.Great Lakes Forest Products4244. Bell, W.J., and D.J. Ogner. (1986). Ambient air quality survey in the vicinity of Great Lakes Forest Products Ltd.,Dryden, Ontario. Toronto: Ministry of the Environment. iii, 103p.4245. Racette, D.J., and H.D. Griffin. (1983). Snow sampling survey in the vicinity of Great Lakes Forest ProductsLimited, Thunder Bay, February 1982. [Thunder Bay]: Ministry of the Environment, Northwestern Region. 11 leaves.James River-Marathon Limited4246. Pfeiffer, H.N., D.J. Racette, and H.D. Griffin. (1988). Dustfall and snow sampling survey in the vicinity of JamesRiver-Marathon Ltd., Marathon, 1988. Toronto: Ministry of the Environment. 12 leaves.4247. Racette, D.J., and H.D. Griffin. (1987). Dustfall and snow sampling in the vicinity of James River-Marathon Limited,Marathon, 1985-86. [Thunder Bay]: Ministry of the Environment, Northwestern Region. 9 leaves.Kimberly-Clark4248. Beak Consultants Limited. (1974). Environmental assessment of Kimberly-Clark development: a report forKimberly-Clark of Canada Limited, Pulp and Forest Products Division, Terrace Bay, Ontario. Rexdale: The Author.200p. LHUL.348

4249. Pfeiffer, H.N., D.J. Racette, and H.D. Griffin. (1989). Snow sampling survey in the vicinity of Kimberly-Clark ofCanada Ltd. and Weldwood of Canada Ltd., Longlac, Ontario 1988. [Thunder Bay]: Ministry of the Environment,Northwestern Region. 9 leaves.4250. Racette, D.J., and H.D. Griffin. (1983). Snow sampling survey in the vicinity of Kimberly-Clark of Canada Limitedand Weldwood of Canada Limited, Longlac, February 1983. [Thunder Bay]: Ministry of the Environment, NorthwesternRegion. 7 leaves.4251. Racette, D.J., and H.D. Griffin. (1987). Air quality studies in the vicinity of Kimberly-Clark of Canada Limited andWeldwood of Canada Limited, Longlac, Ontario. [Thunder Bay]: Ministry of the Environment, Northwestern Region. 12leaves.4252. Spencer, M., and R. Chapman. (1986). Kimberly-Clark of Canada Ltd., Terrace Bay, Ontario, ambient air qualitysurvey July 1985. [Thunder Bay]: Ministry of the Environment, Air Resources Branch, Northwestern Region. 22 leaves.Minnova Inc.4252a. Pfeiffer, H.N., D.J. Racette, and H.D. Griffin. (1989). Snow sampling in the vicinity of Minnova Inc., Schreiber,1988. [Thunder Bay]: Ministry of the Environment, Northwestern Region. 7 leaves.4252b. Racette, D.J., and H.D. Griffin. (1987). Pre-operational snow sampling survey in the vicinity of Minnova Inc.,Schreiber, Ontario, 1987. [Thunder Bay]: Ministry of the Environment, Northwestern Region. 4 leaves.Northern Wood Preservers4253. DeBrou, Gary B. (1990). Air quality survey (TAG A 3000), Northern Wood Preservers Inc., Thunder Bay, June1989. Toronto: Ministry of the Environment. iii, 24p.Proboard Ltd.4254. Pfeiffer, H.N., D.J. Racette, and H.D. Griffin. (1989). Snow sampling and dustfall survey in the vicinity of ProboardLtd., Atikokan, February 1988. [Thunder Bay]: Ministry of the Environment, Northwestern Region. 11 leaves.Reed Paper Ltd.4255. Acres Consulting Services Limited. (1976). Environmental assessment and site recommendation: integrated forestproducts complex, Ear Falls/ Red Lake area, Reed Paper Limited. Niagara Falls: The Author. 200p. Summary available(14p). With 11v. of working papers. LHUL.4256. Northern Ontario Workshop. (1977). Preliminary report; issues and questions: Reed Paper Development Proposal,Northwestern Ontario. Toronto: York University, Faculty of Environmental Studies.4257. R.V. Anderson Associates Limited. (1977). Reed Pulp Mill site. Willowdale: The Author. Red Lake-Balmerton.4258. Suffling, R., and G. Michalenko. (1980). "The Reed affair: a Canadian logging and pollution controversy." BiologicalConservation 17: 5-23.ProductsSelon les produits349

GeneralGénéralitésBrewingBrassage4262. Wishart, A.A. (1972). Report of the inquiry into the brewing industry (Northern Ontario). Toronto: Department ofthe Provincial Secretary and Citizenship. 1 vol.Local studiesÉtudes localesLake of the Woods4263. Reeves, John. (1971). The Lake of the Woods Brewing Company Ltd. s.l.: s.n. KPL.KapuskasingLocal studiesÉtudes localesBrickBrique4264. (1966). Brick manufacturing at Kapuskasing. Toronto: Department of Economics and Development. 26p.Local studiesÉtudes localesConstructionConstructionThunder Bay4265. Construction Association of Thunder Bay. (1990-1991). Construction northwest. Thunder Bay: The Association.The Association's official publication. (Winnipeg: Naylor Communications).GypsumGypse4266. (1966). Market for gypsum products in Northern Ontario. Toronto: Department of Economics and Development,Market Research Section, Applied Economics Branch. 20, 3p.LimestoneCalcaire4267. Derry, Michener Booth and Wahl and Ministry of Northern Development and Mines, Ontario Geological Survey,Engineering and Terrain Geology Section. (1989). Limestone industries of Ontario. Toronto: Ministries of NaturalResources and of Northern Development and Mines. 2 vols. v.1. Geology, properties and economics. xi, 158p.--v.2.Limestone industries and resources of Eastern and Northern Ontario. xiii, 196p.MachineryMachinerie350

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4278. Anderson, F.J., and N.C. Bonsor. (1985). The Ontario pulp and paper industry - a regional profitability analysis.Toronto: Ontario Economic Council. 104p. (Research studies, 32). Microfiche.4279. Canadian Paperworkers Union. (1980). The forestry, pulp, paper and allied industries: characteristics anddevelopments. s.l.: [The Union]. Consultant: Gil Schonning. Northern Ontario. OCRC.4280. Gilmour, James M. (1976). The economic geography of the pulp and paper industry in Ontario. M.A. Thesis,University of Toronto. Microfilm no. 27485.4281. Hull, James. (1987). "Research at Abitibi Power and Paper." Ontario History 79, no. 2(June): 167-179.4282. Mathias, Philip. (1976). Takeover: the 22 days of risk and decision that created the world's largest newsprint empire,Abitibi-Price. Toronto: Maclean-Hunter. xiv, 287p. SPL.4283. Prud'homme, Michel. (1986). L'industrie des pâtes et papiers / The pulp and paper industry. [Ottawa]: Départementde l'Énergie, des mines et des ressources / Department of Energy, Mines and Resources. vi, 21, 22, vip.4284. Roberge, Roger A. (1977). "Resource towns: the pulp and paper community." Canadian Geographical Journal 94,no. 1(February-March): 28-35. References to Sault Ste. Marie, Temiscaming.4285. Schonning, G. (1980). The forestry pulp, paper and allied industry: characteristics and development. Toronto: RoyalCommission on the Northern Environment.4286. Special Task Force on Ontario's Pulp and Paper Industry. (1978). Report. Chairman: Duncan Allan. Toronto:Ministry of Treasury and Economics. 19, [31] leaves.4287. Swan, D.A. (1968). Trends and accomplishments in the northeastern pulpwood industry. s.l.: s.n.4288. Thornburn, G. (1970). The sawmill industry in Ontario and Quebec: its setting, recent trends and prospects. Ottawa:Department of Fisheries and Forestry. 103p.EspanolaLocal studiesÉtudes locales4289. (1983). The Espanola Mill story. Espanola: E.B. Eddy Forest Products Limited. 26, 14p.Fort Frances4290. (1990). "From `problem child' to reference point!: Boise Cascade Canada grows up." Pulp and Paper Canada 91, no.11(November): 22-25. Fort Frances and Kenora.Iroquois Falls4291. (1990). "Expanding mill spearheads town's growth" Trade and Commerce 85, no. 3-4(March-April): 77-78. IroquoisFalls.Kapuskasing352

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