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Report; 2002 Sep 13; Defence R&D Canada– Valcartier. Universite Laval, Canada. Bueno de Mesquita B. Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited. 167 Ontario, Canada. p. 23–29. Defence Research Establishment; Valcartier, Canada. 1999 Jun 14. White paper. Parunak HVD. Ottawa, Canada: University of Ottawa. 2015 Jun 16. White paper. Ripley RS. British Columbia, Canada: University of Northern British Columbia. [...]

During the last several decades, the Arctic territories of Russia, Alaska, Norway, and Canada have produced Basin (underlying the Arctic Ocean); and the East Greenland Rift, East Barents, and West Greenland–East Canada Russia, Canada, the United States, Norway and Denmark (known as the Arctic Five) are all bordering the 9 The Arctic Five is a collective term for the five states that boarder the Arctic Ocean; Canada, Denmark , Norway, Russia and the United States of America Canada According to Canada’s Northern Strategy “the [...]

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Seventy-five industry and government organizations from the U.S. and Canada participated in GridEx 2011 Seventy- five organizations from the U.S. and Canada participated in GridEx 2011, including 48 utilities