CHR Prize

524 The Canadian Historical Review The Northwest Territories, the Yukon, and the Arctic DUERDEN, FRANK. An Evaluation of the Effectiveness of First Nations Participation in the Development of Land-Use Plans in the Yukon. Canadian journal of Native Studies/La Revue canadienne des etudes autochtones r6 (r) (1996): 105-24 KEENLEYSIDE, ANNE, MARGARET BERTULLI, and HENRY c. FRICKE. The Final Days of the Franklin Expedition: New Skeletal Evidence. Arctic 50 (r) (March 1997): 36-46 KERSHAW, G. PETER, PETER A. scorr, and HAROLD E. WELCH. The Shelter Characteristics of Traditional-Styled Inuit Snow Houses. Arctic 49 (4) (Dec. 1996): 328-38 LE~ARE, ANDRE. The Process Leading to a Land Claims Agreement and Its Implementation : The Case of the Nunavut Land Claims Settlement. Canadian journal of Native Studies/La Revue canadienne des etudes autochtones r6 (r) (1996): 139-64 PRINGLE, HEATHER. People of the Klondike. Canadian Geographic rr6 (6) (Nov.-Dec. 1996): 36-49 SMYTH, STEVEN. Colonialism and Language in Canada's North: A Yukon Case Study. Arctic 49 (2) (June 1996): 155-61 CHR Prize The editors and members of the Advisory Board are pleased to announce that the CHR prize for the best article published in the journal in 1996 is awarded to Yolande Cohen for 'La Contribution des Soeurs de la Charite ala Modernisation de l'Hopital Notre-Dame, 1880-1940,' in the June 1996 issue. A complete boxed set of The Historical Atlas of Canada was presented to Dr Cohen by the University of Toronto Press. Articles by Advisory Board members are not eligible if the prize is awarded during their tenure on the board. Articles by editors are not eligible during their tenure and for a period of two years following the end of their term. ...