Plan Canada Articles on Newfoundland

Churchill Park: A Case Study of Age Structure Change in a Large Suburban Development in St. John's

September/septembre-December/decembre, 1980

Volume 20, Number 3-4

Pages 204-208

Authors - Auteurs:

Shrimpton, Mark

Citation:

Shrimpton, Mark. "Churchill Park: A Case Study of Age Structure Change in a Large Suburban Development in St. John's."

September/septembre-December/decembre 1980: 204-208

Regional Services Districts Workshop

September/septembre, 1996

Volume 36, Number 5

Pages 15

Authors - Auteurs:

Poirier, Mark

Young, Alan

Cameron, Ken

Citation:

Poirier, Mark, Alan Young, and Ken Cameron. "Regional Services Districts Workshop."

September/septembre 1996: 15

Davis Inlet: A Community in Crisis

January/janvier, 1994

Volume 34, Number 1

Pages 13

Authors - Auteurs:

Jewczyk, Stephen B.

Citation:

Jewczyk, Stephen B. "Davis Inlet: A Community in Crisis."

January/janvier 1994: 13

The Evolution of Regional Planning in Newfoundland

May/mai, 1972

Volume 11, Number 3

Pages 179-198

Authors - Auteurs:

Pickett, Stanley H.

Wallis, Brenda E.

Citation:

Pickett, Stanley H., and Brenda E. Wallis. "The Evolution of Regional Planning in Newfoundland."

May/mai 1972: 179-198

Two Worlds Meet: A Survey of Newfoundland Settlement,

Part 1. The Great Fishery and Early Settlement

June/juin, 1964

Volume 5, Number 1

Pages 22-36

Authors - Auteurs:

Hugo-Brunt, Michael

Citation:

Hugo-Brunt, Michael. "Two Worlds Meet: A Survey of Newfoundland Settlement, Part 1. The Great Fishery and Early Settlement."

June/juin 1964: 22-36

Two Worlds Meet: A Survey of Newfoundland Settlement,

Part 2. Developments in the 19th and 20th Centuries

November/novembre, 1964

Volume 5, Number 2

Pages 59-83

Authors - Auteurs:

Hugo-Brunt, Michael

Citation:

Hugo-Brunt, Michael. "Two Worlds Meet: A Survey of Newfoundland Settlement, Part 2. Developments in the 19th and 20th Centuries."

November/novembre 1964: 59-83

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