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1 Nouvelles vedtes vedtes révisées du CSH sur le Web (no de contrôle de la BNC sont inclus) mai 2004 Nouvelles Vedtes 1013D K B E B K E L A E D C F E J C C D J A G8165 Canada. Parliament. House of Commons--Speakers Canada. Parliament. Senate--Speakers Cape Spear Lighthouse (N.L.) Cliffs--Canada Family--Canada Grand Concourse (St. John's Mropolitan Area, N.L.) Great North Road (Parry Sound, Ont.) Hawk Cliff (Ont.) Inuit in motion pictures Italian Canadians--Books and reading--bibliography Legislative bodies--canada--provinces Legislative bodies--canada--provinces--presiding officers Legislative bodies--canada--provinces--upper chambers Lighthouses --Canada Niagara Escarpment Older Nis_ga'a Indians Ontario. Legislative Assembly--Speakers Opeongo Lake (Ont.) Opeongo Line (Ont.) Reading habits of [classes of persons] Saint Paul Island (N.S.) Révisions Vedtes révisées 0200K2656 Aged--Books and reading--canada 1012F9558 Aged--Books and reading--canada--bibliography 0200L2655 Aged--Canada 0200C0137 Aged--Canada--Family relationships 0200G2659 Aged--Canada--Finance, Personal 0200K2656 Older people--books and reading--canada 1012F9558 Older people--books and reading--canada-- Bibliography 0200L2655 Older people--canada 0200C0137 Older people--canada--family relationships 0200G2659 Older people--canada--finance, Personal page 1
2 Vedtes révisées «suit» 0200C2660 Aged--Canada--Interviews 0200B2661 Aged--Canada--Social conditions 0200A2662 Aged--Canada--Sociies and clubs 0200E2650 Aged--Care--Canada 0200D2651 Aged--Civil rights--canada 0200J2657 Aged--Dwellings--Canada 0200C2652 Aged--Employment--Canada 0200B2653 Aged--Government policy--canada 0200A2654 Aged--Housing--Canada 0200L2663 Aged--Ontario--Toronto 0200B4117 Aged, Writings of the, Canadian 0200A4118 Aged, Writings of the, Canadian (English) 1001C5997 Aged, Writings of the, Canadian (French) 1010F8658 Aged, Writings of the, Canadian (French)--Quebec (Province) 0200H2771 Authors, Canadian$xAutographs 0200C2660 Older people--canada--interviews 0200B2661 Older people--canada--social conditions 0200A2662 Older people--canada--sociies and clubs 0200E2650 Older people--care --Canada 0200D2651 Older people--civil rights--canada 0200J2657 Older people--dwellings--canada 0200C2652 Older people--employment--canada 0200B2653 Older people--government policy--canada 0200A2654 Older people--housing--canada 0200L2663 Older people--ontario--toronto 0200B4117 Older people s writings, Canadian 0200A4118 Older people s writings, Canadian (English) 1001C5997 Older people s writings, Canadian (French) 1010F8658 Older people s writings, Canadian (French)-- Québec (Province) 0200H2771 Authors, Canadian$xAutographs 1013F8360 Authors, Canadian$vAutographs page 2
3 Vedtes révisees «suit» 0200F1041 Canada. Dept. of External Affairs--Officials and employees 0200J1073 Canada. Parliament$xResolutions 0200F1076 Canada. Parliament--Speaker 1006L6039 Children$xBooks and reading$zcanada$xbibliography 1002B9859 Indian aged--canada 0200K3415 Italian Canadians$xGenealogy 0200L1462 Legislative bodies--canada--presiding officers 1004D2306 Native aged--canada 0200K1285 Quebec (Province) 0200J1286 Quebec (Province)--Description and travel 0200E1301 Québec (Quebec)--History 0200C0374 St. John's (Nfld.)--History--Capture, F1041 Canada. Foreign Affairs Canada--Officials and employees 0200J1073 Canada. Parliament$xResolutions 1013E8566 Canada. Parliament$vResolutions 0200F1076 Canada. Parliament--Speakers 1006L6039 Children$xBooks and reading$zcanada$vbibliography 1002B9859 Older Indians--Canada 0200K3415 Italian Canadians$xGenealogy 1013A9353 Italian Canadians$vGenealogy 0200L1462 Legislative bodies--canada--presiding officers 1004D2306 Older native people--canada 0200K1285 Québec (Province) 0200J1286 Québec (Province)--Description and travel 0200E1301 Québec (Québec)--History 0200C0374 St. John's (N.L.)--History--Capture, 1762 page 3
4 Révision seulement aux renvois /ou aux notes 0200G2608 Actors--Books and reading--canada 1001B6447 Algonquin Provincial Park (Ont.) 0200A2778 Authors, Canadian--Books and reading 0200D2783 Authors, Canadian--Homes and haunts 0200K2788 Authors, Canadian--Manuscripts 0200D0012 Books and reading for [classes of persons] 0200K2419 Canada--Government policy 1001A6960 Canada--History--Seven Years' War, E0879 Canada--Officials and employees 0200H0906 Canada--Policy, Government 0200B0960 Canada--Public policy 0200E1050 Canada. Parliament--Caucuses 0200H1139 Canadian diaries 0200D1167 Canadian literature 1013E7594 Cape Spear National Historic Site (N.L.) 1006H6031 Child authors--canada 0200B3501 Children--Books and reading--canada 0200H3514 Children's literature, Canadian 0200D4859 Chinese Canadians 1001K7888 Civil rights--canada 1001E7890 Civil service--canada 1001C7892 Clubs--Canada 0200G2845 Disasters--Canada 0200J2851 Dwellings--Canada 1012E0306 Elders (Native peoples)--canada 1001C8260 Employees--Canada 1013D7064 Georges Island National His toric Site (Halifax, N.S.) 0200D3143 Government policy--canada 0200K3199 Historical materials 0200F3214 Housing--Canada 1013E9236 Human rights--canada 1004H3546 Indians of North America--Canada 1001C9321 Iraqi Canadians 1004G8034 Islands--Canada 1001H9327 Italian-Canadian families 0200C3403 Italian Canadians--Books and reading 0200G1431 Lakes--Canada 1001F9426 Law--Canada 0200C1451 Law--Canada--Interpration and construction page 4
5 Révision seulement aux renvois /ou aux notes «suit» 0200D1493 Legislation--Canada 0200G1458 Legislative bodies--canada 0200C1516 Lower Canada 1013K7212 Mackenzie River Delta (N.W.T. and Yukon) 0200A1607 McLeod family 0200K1668 Motion pictures--canada 1001D6208 Native peoples--canada 1006J6499 Native peoples in motion pictures 0200G1776 Newfoundland and Labrador--History--To J2707 Nis_ga'a art 1006G6512 Nis_ga'a Indians 0200H1864 Nova Scotia--History H7197 Occupations--Canada 0200H2658 Older people--canada--economic conditions 0200G1903 Ontario 0200E1956 Ontario. Legislative Assembly 0200L1993 Parliament Buildings (Ottawa, Ont.) 0200A2026 Physical geography--canada 0200E1271 Public health--canada 0200H1279 Public policy--canada 0200B1339 Quebeckers 0200C1362 Reading interests of [classes of persons] 0200F0177 Resolutions, Legislative--Canada 0200B0189 Roads--Canada 0200E0321 Shipping--Canada 0200J3440 Toronto (Ont.) 0200K4039 Trails --Canada 0200E3762 Upper Canada 0200E0623 World War, Canada Changement d'étiqute /ou de code de sous-zone Pas d étiqutes /ou de codes de sous-zone changées ce mois-ci. Notices supprimées Pas de vedtes supprimées ce mois-ci. page 5
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