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W. L. Morton's "Bias of Prairie politics" as an analytical approach to the study of western Canadian political history : a historiographical critique

Allardyce, John (1988)

W4 revisited : a chimney candidate in the Milky Way Galaxy explored using radio continuum and polarization observations

West, Jennifer Lorraine (2003)

Waakia’ligan: Community Voices on Housing at Garden Hill First Nation, Manitoba

Hoque, A M Rezwanul (2018)

This research analyzed the housing crisis in Garden Hill First Nation (GHFN) through interviews with 11 key informants knowledgeable about culturally appropriate housing and other relevant issues. Government policies have ...

Wafer level systems : theory and applications

Blight, David C. (1995)

Waiting for the Apocalypse : the despair of aestheticism in three novels by Timothy Findley

Smith, Stuart, (1990)

The waiting game: a critical analysis of childcare waiting lists in Winnipeg

Albl, Michelle (2012-01-04)

Winnipeg is a city with high rates of child poverty, a high Aboriginal population, and a chronic shortage of childcare spaces. Some neighbourhoods have more and better services than others – yet all areas of the city have ...

Waiting time distributions of runs and patterns

Chang, Yung-Ming (2002)

Waiting time to health services

Tan, Qi Er. (2008)

Waiting-line problems with priority assignment, and its application on hospital emergency department wait-time

Chang, Hsing-Ming (2011-11-02)

The aim of this thesis is to first give a brief review of waiting line problems which often is a subject related to queueing theory. Simple counting processes such as the Poisson process and the duration of service time ...

Waitlists, quality of life, and functional status : a preoperative and postoperative examination of toal hip and total knee replacement patients

Mandzuk, Lynda L. (2008)

Walk with me: sharing space along the path

Cormier, Shannon (2017)

This qualitative participatory action-based re-search explores Indigenous and non- Indigenous women’s learning practice within grassroots community groups in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Privileging Indigenous women’s perspectives ...

Walkability audits in winter cities: planning for a healthier Canada

Curtis, Brittany (2017)

As connections are drawn between physical activity and the built environment, various elements have emerged as key contributors to the viability of walking as a form of transportation, including land-use patterns, architecture ...

Walking cadence to attain a minimum of moderate aerobic intensity in people at risk of cardiovascular diseases

Serrano, Fagner (2014)

Problem: Walking cadence (steps/minute) is used to prescribe walking intensity. For healthy adults, the recommended cadence is generally 100 steps per minute to reach moderate intensity. However, the required walking ...

Walking cadence: A novel strategy to improve the proportion of inactive older adults who reach the Canadian Physical Activity Guidelines

Slaght, Jana (2015)

Problem: Only 13% of older adults reach the Canadian Physical Activity Guidelines (CPAG) aerobic activity recommendations. Walking cadence (steps per minute) is a strategy proposed to increase walking at the intensity ...

Walking the talk! Re-invigorating accessible healthy food retail as an anchor of urban livelihood: a shopping list for planners

Lennon, Michael (2015)

Between the 1970s and 2014, Winnipeg experienced dramatic change in the distribution of healthy food retailers in inner-city neighbourhoods. Winnipeg’s “active core” neighbourhoods identified through Dr. David Gordon’s ...