The effect of transportation policies on the socio-economic viability of remote Northern Manitoba native communities

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Main Author:	Ceppetelli, Gary E.
Published:	2012
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/1993/9403

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title	The effect of transportation policies on the socio-economic viability of remote Northern Manitoba native communities
title_short	The effect of transportation policies on the socio-economic viability of remote Northern Manitoba native communities
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The effect of transportation policies on the socio-economic viability of remote Northern Manitoba native communities

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