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Contributors:
Joan Ritcey,
Newfoundland and Labrador.
John MacLeod,
Nova Scotia.
Sharon Clark,
Prince Edward Island.
ERRATUM
We regret the editorial error that appears on p. 138 of Acadiensis, XXIX, 2 (Spring 2000). The original judgement of the Supreme Court of Canada in R. v. Marshall was released on 17 September 1999. A clarification was released on 17 November 1999.
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- Profile of census divisions and subdivisions in New Brunswick = Profil des divisions et subdivisions de recensement du Nouveau-Brunswick. (No. 95-185). Ottawa: Statistics Canada = Statistique Canada, 1999. 512 p. tables. — 1996 census data.
- Proposed Saint John Lateral Pipeline Project. Prepared for Maritimes & Northeast Pipeline Management Ltd., Fredericton, by Washburn & Gillis Associates Ltd., Fredericton. n.p.: n.p., 1998. 3v. ill. maps. — Includes Environmental Assessment Report, Socioeconomic Impact Assessment Report, and Public Consultation Report.
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- Rhéaume, Ann. The professionalization of nursing: a study of the changing entry to practice requirements in New Brunswick. Ph.D. thesis, McGill University, 1998. 269 p.
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- _________. "Poèmes acadiens" de Napoléon-P. Landry: Edition critique par Chantal Richard. M.A. thesis, Université de Moncton, 1998. 224 p. MQ 33886.
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- Rogers, Susan. "Fundy family adventure: New Brunswick’s famous coast is a living museum." Canadian Living 24, 4 (Apr. 1999): 48-52.
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- Ségalen, Jean. "Les ancêtres de l’abbé Jean-Louis Le Loutre." La Société historique acadienne. Les Cahiers 31, 1 (mars 2000): 54-59.
- _________. "Les généalogies Le Loutre et Hesnard." La Société historique acadienne. Les Cahiers 31, 1 (mars 2000): 60-64.
- _________, and Paul Delaney. "La généalogie ascendante de Joseph Guéguen de Cocagne." La Société historique acadienne. Les Cahiers 31, 1 (mars 2000): 19-53.
- Shanks, Jamie. "Recreation in New Brunswick: looking back & to the future." Parks & Recreation Canada 57, 4 (Nov.-Dec. 1999): 24.
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- The Shore Truth News (1999-) — St. Martin’s, New Brunswick; ed. by Rev. Peter Atkinson [revpeter@hotmail.com].
- Slattery, Brian. "Some thoughts on Aboriginal title." University of New Brunswick Law Journal = Revue de droit de l’Université du Nouveau-Brunswick 48 (1999): 19-40. — references the Peter Paul case, 1996.
- Social investment: it’s time to invest in New Brunswick’s children, families and communities. Prepared by Mary Simpson. (Policy Discussion Paper, no. 4). Halifax: Maritime Centre of Excellence for Women’s Health, Nov. 1999. 39 p. — aussi disponible en français.
- Soucoup, Dan. Glimpses of old Moncton. Halifax: Maritime Lines, 1999. 94 p. ill. — pictorial.
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- Spalding, Donna. The invisible minorities: employment equity research project, Saint John, New Brunswick. Hampton, N.B.: Research Design Associates Inc., 1999. 53 p.
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- Stanley-Blackwell, Laurie C.C. "The mysterious stranger and the Acadian Good Samaritan: leprosy folklore in 19th-century New Brunswick." Dans Les abeilles pillotent: mélanges offerts à René LeBlanc. Sous la direction de Edouard Langille et Glenn Moulaison. (Langue, littérature et histoire d’Acadie). Pointe-de-l’Eglise, N.-E.: Revue de l’Université Ste.-Anne, 1998. pp. 75-91.
- Steuter, Erin Christine. Identifying ideology: media representations of the Irving Oil Refinery strike, 1994-1996. Ph.D. thesis, York University, 1998. 291 p. NQ 33552.
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- Swanick, Eric. "Medley’s library: the reconstruction." APLA Bulletin 63, 1 (July-Aug. 1999): 18.
- "Tangibles and intangibles. Julian Forrest interviews Linda Rae Dornan." ArtsAtlantic 17, 1 (Winter 2000): 25-28. — re a Sackville artist.
- Taste of the Tantramar. Edited by Betty Dobson. Sackville, N.B.: Yorkshire 2000; Tantramar Heritage Trust, 1999. 101 p.
- Terlecki, William G. Bishop. The lost world of River de Chute. Dignity and honor due. St. Lazare de Vaudreuil, Qué.: n.p., 1999. 109 p. ill. maps.
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- Tumak, Edgar. "The way to the stars." Heritage [Heritage Canada Foundation] (Fall 1998): 10-13. — includes Jack Observatory at the University of New Brunswick.
- Turner, Philip Beaumont. A new day dawning: yet they hung her in Hartland. Fredericton: New Ireland Press, 1999. 162 p. ill. — historical novel.
- Uncle George. Rememberin’ people, places and happenin’s in Woodstock. Woodstock, N.B.: Henley Pub. Ltd, 1998. 96 p. ill.
- Underhill, Doug. Miramichi tales tall & true. Illustrations by Karen Wheaton. Saint John: Neptune, 1999. 127 p. ill.
- "Union of New Brunswick Indians and Tomah v. New Brunswick (Minister of Finance)." Canadian Native Law Reporter 1 (1997): 213-233.
- Wahl, Andrew. "Plugged in: the new college try." Canadian Business 72, 19 (26 Nov. 1999): 171-2, 174. — re Unexus University.
- Withers, Rosemary. A view of New Brunswick. Fredericton: Ventures Publications Inc., 2000. 64 p. ill. — pictorial.
- _________. Covered Bridges, New Brunswick, Canada. Fredericton: Ventures Publications Inc., 2000. 13 p. ill. — pictorial.
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- Wright, Harold E. Lancaster. (Images of Canada). Charleston, S.C.: Arcadia Publishing, 1998. 128 p. ill.
- Anderssen, Erin. "The cod collapse." Unesco Courier 51 (July-Aug. 1998): 44-46.
- Anglin, Douglas George. Free French invasion: the St. Pierre and Miquelon affaire of 1941. Calgary: Penny Black Pub., 1999. 219 p. ill. maps.
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- Badgley, Kerry. "‘Rigorously applied in practice’: a scorched earth policy for Canada and Newfoundland during the Second World War." Archivist 116 (1998): 38.
- Baggs, William. Billowing sails and mares’ tails. Edited by Margaret Rose. Grand Falls-Windsor, Nfld.: author, 1999. 114 p. ill. maps.
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- Baker, Melvin. "Memorial University of Newfoundland: a retrospective." Luminus 25 (Fall 1999): 10-11, 23.
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- _________. "Presidents of Memorial University College and Memorial University of Newfoundland, 1925-1999." Newfoundland Quarterly 93 (Fall 1999): 2-5.
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- Ballesteros Gaibrois, Manuel. Juan Caboto. (Cuadernos colombinos, 21). Valladolid: Casa Museo de Colon; Seminario Americanista de la Universidad de Valladolid, 1997. 286 p. ill.
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- Beaulieu, Jacqueline. Localization of the aboriginal nations in Québec: land Transactions. [Québec]: Gouvernement du Québec, Ministère des ressources naturelles du Québec, 1998. 168 p. maps. — updated.
- Beckel, Annamarie L. All gone widdun. St. John’s: Breakwater, 1999. 385 p. — historical fiction.
- Bergersen, Robert. Vinland bibliography: writings relating to the Norse in Greenland and America. Tromso: Universitetsbiblioteket i Tromso, 1997. 411 p.
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- Church, Elizabeth. "Who are the people in your family? Stepmothers’ diverse notions of kinship." Journal of Divorce & Remarriage 31 (1999): 83-105. — results of a Newfoundland survey.
- Claireaux-Gervain, Thérèse. Du pilotage aux îles Saint Pierre et Miquelon, 1861-1935. [Saint Pierre?: SPM Consultant?], Halifax: Halcraft Printers, 1999. 68 p. ill. — includes Newfoundland history.
- Community-based coastal resource inventories in Newfoundland and Labrador: procedures manual. St. John’s: Fisheries and Oceans, Marine Environment and Habitat Management Division, 1998. 65 p. ill. maps.
- "Community of the month: Appleton." Downhomer 11 (May 1999): 120-121.
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- Convegno Internazionale de Studi "Giovanni Caboto e le Vie Dell’Atlantico Settentrionale. Giovanni Caboto et le vie dell’Atlantico settentrionale: atti del Convegno Internazionale di studi, Roma, 29 settembre-1 ottobre 1997. A cura di Marcella Arca Petrucci, Simonetta Conti. Genova: Brigati, 1999. 579 p. — conference proceedings.
- Cranford, Garry. Tidal wave: a list of victims and survivors. St. John’s: Flanker Press, 1999. — re 1929 tsunami.
- Crosbie, John C. "Government of Canada whistles past the northern cod graveyard in the dark: Part 1." Atlantic Business 10, 4 (1999): 54.
- _________. "Government of Canada whistles past the northern cod graveyard in the dark: Part II." Atlantic Business 10, 5 (1999): 54.
- Crossroads country: memories of pre-Confederation Newfoundland, at the intersection of American, British and Canadian connections. (Newfoundland history series, 10). Edited by Malcolm MacLeod. St. John’s: Breakwater Books, 1999. 344 p. ill.
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- Cumming, John. "Inco, Newfoundland government spent 1998 at loggerheads." Northern Miner 84 (Jan. 1999): 3.
- Cunliffe, Tom. Topsail & battleaxe: a voyage in the wake of the Vikings. Suffolk, England: Seafarer Books; Dobbs Ferry, N.Y.: Sheridan House, 1998. 182 p. ill. maps.
- Dalton, Mary. "To capture the sound of water: some thoughts on a language denied." In Language(s)/prison(s), 1998: with texts. Edited by Nela Rio et al. (Living archives of the Feminist Caucus of the League of Canadian Poets series). Toronto: Feminist Caucus of the League of Canadian Poets, 1999. pp. 54-68.
- Dankowich, Stephen, and G. Pascal. "Land before jobs and money, declare Innu." Catholic New Times 23 (Mar. 1999): 10.
- Daurelle, Florence. "Terre-Neuve: terre-renouvellée à ré-explorer, dans ‘The Shipping News’ (1993) d’E. Annie Proulx, et ‘The Afterlife of George Cartwright’ (1992) de John Steffler." Canadian Studies 46 (1999): 131-141.
- Davidge, Marilyn. Descendants of John Davidge and Sarah Jane Guy who were married September 1848 in Burgeo, Newfoundland. Calgary: author, 1997. 235 p. ill.
- Davis, David. "A meeting on cultural heritage." Newfoundland Ancestor 15 (Winter 1999): 202-203. — re Oct. 1999 meeting of cultural heritage interest groups.
- DeMont, John. "Fifty years of confederation: after a half-century as a province Newfoundland is on the cusp of change." Maclean’s 112 (Mar. 1999): 18-23.
- Dewitt, Barbara. "On the edge of the earth." Travel & Leisure (Aug. 1999): 100-106, 128-130. — re trip through St. John’s area, Bonavista Bay, St. Anthony and Labrador.
- Dewling, Clarence B. "Words, phrases and pronunciations used in Trouty (Trinity Bight, Trinity Bay)." Edited by G. Shorrocks. RLS: Regional Language Studies 16 (June 1999): 2-21. map glossary.
- Dickenson, Victoria. Drawn from life: science and art in the portrayal of the New World. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1998. 320 p. ill.
- Dictionary of Newfoundland English. Edited by G.M. Story, W.J. Kirwin and J.D.A. Widdowson. 2nd ed. with supplement. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1999. 770 p.
- Dubin, Lois Sherr. North American Indian jewelry and adornment: from prehistory to the present. New York: Harry N. Abrams, 1999. 608 p. ill. maps.
- Dunmore, Spencer. In great waters: the epic story of the Battle of the Atlantic, 1939-45. Toronto: McClelland & Stewart, 1999. 342 p. ill.
- Durand, Michel G. The health and vitality of the culture sector in Newfoundland and Labrador: Prototype report [rev. ed]. Ottawa: Statistics Canada, Culture, Tourism and the Centre for Education Statistics, 1999. 254 p.
- Earle, Karl McNeil. "Cousins of a kind: the Newfoundland and Labrador relationship with the United States." American Review of Canadian Studies 28 (Winter 1998): 387-411.
- Earle, Neil. "Remembering Joey." Luminus 25 (Fall 1999): 24.
- Eaton, John P., and C.A. Haas. Titanic: a journey through time. New York: W.W. Norton, 1999. 248 p. ill. maps music.
- "Environmental assessment hailed." Catholic New Times 23 (May 1999): 2. — Voisey’s Bay mining.
- Etchegary, Victoria. "Great big alumni for 1999." Luminus 25 (Fall 1999): cover, 14-15. — Great Big Sea music group.
- Euskal Herriko untzigintza = La construccion naval en el Pais Vasco. (ITSAS memoria, 2 ). Donostia-San Sebastian [Spain]: Untzi Museoa-Museo Naval, 1998. 620 p. ill.
- "Features: 1919 Hawker and Grieve’s Atlantic flight." Canadian Aerophilatelist 15 (Mar. 1999): 10-14.
- Fifty Plus Festival Committee. Thank God I’m fifty. Prepared by a sub-committee of the Fifty Plus Festival Committee. [St. John’s: The Committee, 1987]. 77 p. ill.
- Finnie, Ross. Interprovincial mobility in Canada: a longitudinal analysis. (Working papers. Human Resources Development Canada. Applied Research Branch; W-98-5E.a). [Hull, Qué.]: Human Resources Development Canada, Applied Research Branch, 1998. 79 p. ill.
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- Fisher, Amy E. "William Carson: the great reformer." National Library News 31 (May 1999): 14.
- Fishing places, fishing people: traditions and issues in Canadian small-scale fisheries. Edited by Dianne Newell and Rosemary E. Ommer. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1999. 374 p. ill. maps.
- Fisk, Alan. Forty testoons. St. John’s: Breakwater, 1999. 286 p. — historical fiction.
- "Founding of Hebron." Kinatuinamot Illengajuk (Fall 1999): 8-12.
- From the dig. Ferryland, Nfld.: Colony of Avalon Foundation, 1996. — irregular.
- Froschauer, Karl. White gold: hydroelectric power in Canada. Vancouver: UBC Press, 1999. 322 p. ill. maps.
- Gage, S.R. "Stone pillars, lava pillows." Explore 96 (Mar.- Apr. 1999): 56. — re hiking in Gros Morne National Park.
- Granatstein, J.L., and N. Hillmer. "Canada’s century: choosing the ‘Canadian Wolf.’" Maclean’s 112 (July 1999): 36-37.
- _________. "Canada’s century: the cod were gone, the fishery closed." Maclean’s 112 (July 1999): 52.
- Grand Falls-Windsor Task Force on Economic Development. Gateway to the new millennium: report. [Grand Falls-Windsor: City of Grand Falls-Windsor?, 1998]. 33 p. ill.
- Great Britain. Commonwealth War Graves Commission. 1914-1918, the war dead of the Commonwealth: Royal Newfoundland Regiment. [Maidenhead, England: Commonwealth War Graves Commission], 1998. 106 p.
- Hann, Jordy. "Summerside, Bay of Islands." Downhomer 12 (Oct. 1999): 112-113.
- Hanrahan, Maura. "Mining for community benefits." Alternatives Journal 25 (Summer 1999): 4-5.
- Harvey, Janice, and David Coon. Beyond crisis in the fisheries: a proposal for community-based ecological fisheries management. Fredericton: Conservation Council of New Brunswick Inc., 1997. 59 p. ill.
- Hébert, Michel. La pêche de la morue à Terre-Neuve et en Islande: raconté par la carte postale ancienne. Condé-sur-Noireau, [France]: Editions Charles Corlet, 1997. 207 p. ill. maps — pictorial work.
- Henderson, Robert K. "Make tea from a bog, instead of a bag!" Countryside & Small Stock Journal [Waterloo, Wisconsin] 80 (July-Aug. 1998): 66-67. — native plants of Newfoundland and Labrador.
- Hickman, T. Alex. "Special sitting of the Supreme Court of Newfoundland, Trial Division, Greenspond, Nfld., Wednesday, Sept. 8, 1999, at 12 noon." Newfoundland Quarterly 93 (Fall 1999): 13-15.
- Hillier, Stanley. 1849-1963, part of the story of 114 years: Church of St. Mary the Virgin, parish of Lamaline. [3rd ed.] [Nfld.: St. Mary the Virgin Parish, 1999]. 42 p. ill.
- Hiscock, Philip. "Jiggs dinner — Newfoundland term?" Downhomer 11 (Nov. 1998): 33.
- _________. "Making soap." Beaver 79 (Feb.- Mar.1999): 6-7.
- "History of Bell Island." Newfoundland Ancestor 15 (Fall 1999): 158-161.
- Hollett, Robert. "Preserving the pronunciations of Newfoundland place names: a case study of Bauline East." Linguistica Atlantica 20 (1998): 85-107.
- Holly, Donald H., Jr. "An archaeological survey of Fogo Island, Newfoundland." Northeast Anthropology 56 (Fall 1998): 69-74.
- _________. "Environment, history and agency in storage adaptation: on the Beothuk in the 18th century." Canadian Journal of Archaeology 22 (1998): 19-30.
- _________. "Tales of extinction." Anthropology Newsletter (Nov. 1998): 11.
- Hunston, Dorothy M. "The Hunston Titanic log." Titanic Communicator (Titanic Historical Society Inc.) 22 (Oct. 1998): 28-29.
- International Congress of Maritime History (2nd: 1996: Amsterdam and Rotterdam, Netherlands). Frutta di Mare: evolution and revolution in the maritime world in the 19th and 20th centuries; proceedings of the Second International Congress of Maritime History, June 5-8, 1996, Amsterdam and Rotterdam, the Netherlands. [Edited by] Paul C. van Royen, Lewis R. Fischer and David M. Williams. Amsterdam: Batavian Lion International, 1998. 222 p. ill.
- Invest in ourselves: private business investment in Newfoundland & Labrador. Mount Pearl, Nfld.: Mount Pearl CCIP Inc., [1999]. 16 p. ill.
- Janzen, Olaf Uwe. "A Scottish sack ship in the Newfoundland trade, 1726-1727." Scottish Economic & Social History 18 (1998): 1-18.
- _________. "A Scottish venture in the Newfoundland fish trade, 1726-1727." Research in Maritime History 15 (1998): 133-153.
- Kaplan, William. Presumed guilty: Brian Mulroney, the Airbus Affair, and the government of Canada. Toronto: McClelland & Stewart, 1998. 376 p. ill.
- Keough, Willeen. "Bringing ordinary lives out from the shadows: court records, oral history, and Irish women on the southern Avalon." Newfoundland Ancestor 15 (Winter 1999): 181-192.
- Khouri, Malek. "‘John and the Missus’. Progress, resistance, and ‘Common sense.’" CineAction 49 (1999): 2-11.
- Labrador Creative Arts Festival handbook. [Labrador: Labrador Creative Arts Festival?, 1999?]. 53 p. — includes history of the festival with brief summaries of festival activities, 1975-1998.
- Lefebvre, Madeleine, and Robert Lanari. Sheshatshiu-atanukana mak tipatshimuna. Edited by José Mailhot. St. John’s: Labrador Innu Text Project, 1999. — myths and tales from Sheshatshit. Collected by Madeleine Lefebvre and Robert Lanari in 1967, edited by Jose Maihot.
- Lingard, Mont. Next stop, St. John’s: chats, stats, and snaps of the Newfoundland Railway. Grand Falls-Windsor, Nfld.: M. Lingard Pub., 1999. 128 p. ill. map.
- Lowe, Mick. Premature bonanza: standoff at Voisey’s Bay. Toronto: Between The Lines, 1998. 222 p. ill.
- Lowery, Dave. "Hiking the Eastern Edge." Explore 6 (May- June 1999): 24, 29-31. — re East Coast Trail.
- Lynes, Jeanette. "Is Newfoundland inside that T.V.?: regionalism, postmodernism, and Wayne Johnson’s Human Amusements." In A sense of place: reevaluating regionalism in Canadian and American writing. (Textual studies in Canada, 9). Edited by Christian Riegel [et al.]. Edmonton: University of Alberta Press; Kamloops, B.C.: Textual Studies in Canada, University College of the Cariboo, 1998. pp. 81-94.
- McCarthy, Paddy. "The wreck of the S.S. Florizel." Downhomer 12 (Sept. 1999): 70. ill.
- McGrath, Carmelita. Stranger things have happened. St. John’s: Killick Press, 1999. 176 p.
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- Special delivery: the quarterly newsletter of the Midwivery Coalition of Newfoundland and Labrador. St. John’s: Midwivery Coalition of Newfoundland and Labrador, 1999.
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- http://collections.ic.gc.ca/acadie. L’Acadie des comptés de Queen’s et King’s. — Acadian heritage site.
- Another century — another era: memories & recollections of the 20th century on Prince Edward Island. Edited by Dorothy Griffin-Farish. Richmond, P.E.I.: Creative Communications P.E.I., 2000. 148 p. ill. — short stories, poems, and commentaries.
- Ascroft, Sheila. "Judgement expected on P.E.I. Courthouse this spring." Heritage 3, 1 (Winter 2000): 15. — Prince County Court house in Summerside.
- Baglole, Harry. "Islands of influence: peripheral regions of Europe can teach Atlantic Canadians how to build successful economies in small places." Atlantic Progress 7, 1 (Jan.- Feb. 2000): 28, 30.
- Boylan, Doug. "A Prince Edward Island political primer." Canadian Parliamentary Review 23, 2 (Summer 2000): 2-5.
- Boyle, Wendell. "Orwell Corner Historic Village." Muse 17, 4 (2000): 58.
- Bumsted, J.M. "Sic Transit Gloria ..." Island Magazine 47 (Spring/Summer 2000): 13-14. — re Sir Louis Henry Davies.
- Burwash, W.J., and R.A. Montgomery. "Foundation design aspects of the Confederation Bridge." Canadian Geotechnical Journal 35, 5 (Oct. 1998): 750-768 .
- Ceraldi, Gabrielle. "Lucy Maud Montgomery and the aftermath of the Great War." In Message in a bottle: the literature of small islands. Edited by Laurie Brinklow, Frank Ledwell and Jane Ledwell. Charlottetown: Institute of Island Studies, 2000. pp. 247-263.
- Crossley, John. "The career public servant in Prince Edward Island: evolution and challenges." In Government restructuring and career public service in Canada. Edited by Evert A. Lindquist. (Monographs on Canadian public administration, 23). Toronto: Institute of Public Administration of Canada, 2000. pp. 208-230.
- Cruickshank, Tom "A princely pedal: Confederation Trail Prince Edward Island." Equinox, 111 (June-July 2000): 74-75.
- A Cultural Tourism Strategy for Prince Edward Island. [Charlottetown]: Island Matrix Consulting Group, January 2000. 84 p.
- Dewar, Katherine. "Letter from the Gold Rush." Island Magazine 47 (Spring/Summer 2000): 15-19. — Islanders in California during the 1800s including the family of John Hubbard Norton.
- Doyle, Donnie. Along Lot Seven shore: folksongs and other writings. Charlottetown: Acorn Press, 2000. 120 p.
- Epperley, Elizabeth."Ten years later: an(other) interview with cousins Dave and Kate Macdonald." Kindred Spirits (Spring 2000): 10-11.
- Genealogical resource for Georgetown, P.E.I.: vol. 1, vital statistics from island newspapers: 1792-1950. Compiled by Nathan H. Mair. [n.p.: n.p.], 2000. 96 p.
- Georgetown stories: 1786-1950. Edited by Nathan H. Mair. [n.p.: n.p., 2000]. 122 p. ill.
- Highfield Cemetery: the history and it’s people. [Charlottetown]: Highfield Cemetery Trust, Inc., 2000. 1 v. ill. — includes: "An appreciation of Island cemeteries" by J. Russell and Waldron H. Leard.
- "Historic landing at Scotchfort." P.E.I. Genealogical Society Newsletter 24, 1 (February 2000): l. — re Capt. John MacDonald; originally appeared in the Charlottetown Guardian, June 16, 1955.
- History through the headlines. Charlottetown: The Guardian, 1999. 1 vol. ill. — supplement to the Guardian, December 1999. Consists of 10 chapters each dealing with Prince Edward Island and world history from the 1900s to the 1990s.
- "Islanders away: Macdonald’s who enter Port of Boston 1848-1891." P.E.I. Genealogical Society Newsletter 24, 1 (Feb. 2000): 19-21. — consists of a list of names, occupations, ship names, and dates of entry.
- Ives, Edward. "The schooner Gracie Parker." Canadian Forum 79 (Mar. 2000): 6-7. — excerpt from Drive dull care away: folksongs from Prince Edward Island.
- Johnston, Ian G. Changes in the island landscape. Dartmouth, NS: Brigus Books, 2000. 66 p. ill.
- Le Gallant, David. Tignish roots, 1799-1999. [Tignish, P.E.I.]: Comité historique acadien Prince-Ouest, 2000. 75 leaves ill. — previously published in the Journal-Pioneer.
- Lockerby, Earle. "Colonization of Ile St-Jean: charting today’s Evangeline Region." Island Magazine 47 (Spring/Summer 2000): pp. 20-30.
- McCabe, Shauna. Destination Prince Edward Island. Photography by Anne MacKay. Halifax : Nimbus, 2000. 54 p. ill.
- _________. The narrative landscapes of A.L. Morrison. Charlottetown: Confederation Centre Art Gallery and Museum, 2000. 101 p. ill. — published in conjunction with the exhibition: "The Narrative Landscapes of A. L. Morrison," Confederation Centre Art Gallery and Museum, May 10-Sept. 24, 2000.
- MacCormac, Barbara. "Garden of the Gulf Museum." Muse 17, 4 (2000): 60.
- McDermott, Barb, and Gail McKeown. All about provinces and territories: Prince Edward Island (All About Series). Edmonton: Reidmore Books, 1999. 27 p. ill. — juvenile literature.
- _________. All about - capital cities: Charlottetown. (All About Series). Edmonton: Reidmore Books, 1999. 27 p.; ill. — juvenile literature.
- Macdonald, Maggie. "Genealogy at the Clan Donald Library." Island Magazine 47 (Spring/Summer 2000): 31-35. — Macdonald genealogy and the Isle of Skye.
- MacIsaac, Kay. The way it was. Charlottetown: n.p., 2000. 179 p. ill. — re Kings County.
- MacKinnon, Frank. "The Island knight: A sketch of the Rt. Hon. Sir Louis Davies." Island Magazine 47 (Spring/Summer 2000): 3-12.
- MacQuarrie, Kate. "Protecting Prince Edward Island." Parks and Recreation Canada 57, 6 (Jan.- Feb. 2000): 18-19.
- Message in a bottle : the literature of small islands. Edited by Laurie Brinklow, Frank Ledwell and Jane Ledwell. Charlottetown: Institute of Island Studies, 2000. 284 p.
- Millennium milestones: a glimpse of the past. The Journal-Pioneer. Summerside: The Journal-Pioneer, 1999. 54 p. ill.
- Morrison, James C. Along the north shore: a social history of Township 11, P.E.I., 1765-1982. 2 vol. St. Eleanor’s, PEI: author, 1984; Summerside: Crescent Isle, 1999. 639 p.
- Munro, Margaret Findlay. Forward in faith: establishing the School of Nursing at the University of Prince Edward Island. Charlottetown: School of Nursing, University of Prince Edward Island, 2000. 140 p.
- Nagarajan, Ali P., and Wimal Rankaduwa. "Structure and growth of the PEI economy: an analysis of employment, and income (1978-1997)." Atlantic Canada Economics Association Papers 28 (1999): 343-359.
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- Norton, Erin. Encouraging island graduates to return/remain home 1999: report #2. Charlottetown : PEI Dept. of Education, Continuing Education and Training, 2000. 49 p. ill.
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- Osberg, Lars, and Kuan Xu. "Poverty intensity: how well do Canadian provinces compare?" Canadian Public Policy XXV, 2 (June 1999): 179-195. — includes Ontario and Prince Edward Island.
- Pendergast, Reginald. Close to the folks: folk stories and ballads of Prince Edward Island. Prince George, B.C.: Tabor Pub., 2000. 83 p. ill.
- A place to stay? The report of the Prince Edward Island Population Strategy ‘99 Panel. Charlottetown: Institute of Island Studies, University of Prince Edward Island, 2000. 206 p. — includes: "Statistical Backgrounder, Population and demographic trends on Prince Edward Island" by Wendy MacDonald. pp.119-137. Electronic format: http://www.gov.pe.ca/photos/original/population_rpt.pdf.
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- Pottie, Laura. Their dreams, never ending: a history of Women’s Institutes in PEI. Charlottetown: Federated Women’s Institute of PEI, 2000. 270 p ill.
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- http.//www.island_register.com. Prince Edward Island wills data base.
- Profile of census divisions and subdivisions in Prince Edward Island = Profil des divisions et subdivisions de recensement de l’Ile-du-Prince-Edouard. (No. 95-183). Ottawa: Statistics Canada = Statistique Canada, 1999. 240 p. tables. — 1996 census data.
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- Rossiter, Mary Juanita. Couldn’t wait for institute night: the Women’s Institutes of Prince Edward Island, 1913-1939. B.A. report, Acadia University, 1996.
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- Sibbald, Barbara. "Queen Tut of the Island." Canadian Nurse 95,1 (Jan. 1999): 59- 60. — re Vernita Gallant who helped found nurses’ union in 1972.
- Smith, Ron. Expectations and outcomes: a follow-up to the April 1998 survey of PEI grade 12 students. [Charlottetown: PEI Dept. of Education, Continuing Education and Training, 2000] 18, 6 leaves. ill.
- Smith, H.M. Scott. The historic houses of Prince Edward Island. Halifax: S.S. Publications, 2000. 175 p. ill. — reprint of 1990 edition.
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