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Ircha, Michael C., B. G. Bisson, and J. S. Christie. "Container Port Competition." Atlantic Canada Economics Association Papers 18 (1989): 10-19.
Ircha, Michael C. Shopping Malls, Their Development and Impact in Atlantic Canada. Charlottetown: Institute of Island Studies, University of Prince Edward Island, 1987.
Inwood, Kris E., and Jim Irwin. "Land, Income and Regional Inequality: New Estimates of Provincial Incomes and Growth in Canada, 1871-1891." Acadiensis XXXI, no. 2 (2002): 157-184.
Inwood, Kris E. "The Atlantic Canadian Industrial Lag: Competing Hypotheses and Historical Origins." Atlantic Canada Economics Association Papers 14 (1985): 20-31.
Inwood, Kris E. "Discovery and Technological Change: The Origins of Steelmaking at Sydney, Nova Scotia." CIM Bulletin 76 (1983): 77-85.
Inwood, Kris E. "Local Control, Resources and the Nova Scotia Steel and Coal Company." Canadian Historical Association Historical Papers/Communications historiques (1986): 254-282.
Inwood, Kris E., and John Chamard. "Regional Industrial Growth During the 1890s: The Case of the Missing Artisans." Acadiensis XVI, no. 1 (1986): 101-117.
Inwood, Kris E., and Phyllis Wagg. "Wealth and Prosperity in Nova Scotian Agriculture, 1851-1871." Canadian Historical Review 55, no. 2 (1994): 239-264.
Inwood, Kris E. "Maritime Industrialization from 1870 to 1910: A Review of the Evidence and its Interpretation." Acadiensis XXI I, no. 1 (1991): 132-155.
of Institute of Island Studies, University Prince Edward Island, and PEI Federation of Agriculture. Agriculture on PEI: Sunset Industry or Economic Cornerstone? The Round Table on Resource Land Use and Stewardship P.E.I. Dept. of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry. Charlottetown: Institute of Island Studies, University of Prince Edward Island, 1997.
of Institute of Island Studies, University Prince Edward Island. Population and Demographic Trends on Prince Edward Island: Backgrounder. Charlottetown: Institute of Island Studies, University of Prince Edward Island, 1999.
Institute, The Debec Women's. A Brief History of Debec and Surrounding Area. Hartland, NB: Eagle Printing, 1984.
Institute, Sunrise Research. Sunrise County Architecture. Vol. 2nd. Machias, ME: Sunrise Research Institute, 1996.
Institute, Noel Shore Womens. A History of Noel Shore. Vol. 2nd. [Np: np, [n.d.].
Institute, Churchville Women's. History of Churchville, Pictou County, Nova Scotia, 1784-1984. Np: np, 1984.
Institute, Birch Hill Women's. Climbing the Hill - A History of Birch Hill. Summerside, Prince Edward Island: Birch Hill Women's Institute, 1980.
Institute, North Tryon Women's. History of North Tyron, Prince Edward Island, 1663-1973. North Tryon: np, 1975.
Institute, Crapaud Women's. The History of Crapaud, Vol. 3. Crapaud, PEI: Crapaud Women's Institute and Crapaud Millstream Seniors, 1991.
of the Institute, History Committee Southport Women's, and Jim Hornby. A History of Southport and District including Rosebank, Keppoch and Kinlock. Charlottetown: Southport Women's Institute, 1982.
Innis Zwicker, Jennifer. "Whispers: A Qualitative Study of Social Assistance Recipients' Stories of a Life Skills Program." M.Ad.Ed. thesis, St. Francis Xavier University, 2002.
Inness, Lorna. "Joseph Howe, Journalist." Nova Scotia Historical Quarterly 3, no. 3 (1973): 159-170.
Innes, Fran Baird. "Pebbles, rocks and stones." Newfoundland Quarterly 96, no. 3 (2003): 54.
Innes, Eva, and Lesley Southwick-Trask. Turning It Around: How Ten Canadian Organizations Changed Their Fortunes. Toronto: Random House, 1989.
Inkpen, Deborah. "Ferryland find Identified as Seals of Sir David Kirke: Archaeologists Strike Gold." Newfoundland Ancestor 21, no. 1 (2005): 10.
Inigo [Ells, Margaret E. ]. "Canning in the Seventies [1870s]." Nova Scotia Historical Review 8, no. 2 (1988): 113-124.

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