Sentences with phrase «from voyageur»

Now, a comprehensive new book on the film — Pulp Fiction: The Complete Story of Quentin Tarantino's Masterpiece (by Jason Bailey from Voyageur Press)-- reveals some intriguing casting near - miss and what if?

His microscopic photos on display in his latest book, Snowflakes from Voyageur Press, show the intricate variety of snow crystals, and reveal the rigorous laws of nature that shape them.

Not exact matches

I think I NEED the Capri Crossbody Voyageur from Tumi.

In the early years of Canada's settlement by Europeans, the voyageurs spent months, sometimes years, traversing vast distances of wilderness to buy animal pelts from distant Native trading posts.

For slawyers out there who do not have an EV DO («Evolution, Data Optimized») card in their laptops but happen to have a compatible cellphone or Blackberry with the latest software, they can download Voyageur / DataToGo to use their devices as modems from almost anywhere.

Voyageurs and canoemen travelling to and from the upper country of Canada for the fur trade relied on Indigenous women to make and break camp, cook, carry baggage and serve as mistresses.

In addition to the Indspire Award, Voyageur has earned a College of Registered Nurses of BC Lifetime Achievement Award, was named as one of the top 150 nurses across Canada and received an Award of Excellence in Nursing from Health Canada's First Nations and Inuit Branch.

Voyageur also influenced the development of NIC field schools to Kingcome and Rivers Inlets, giving student nurses and faculty from across Western Canada, physicians and professionals the opportunity to learn about Aboriginal health and healing from Elders in remote coastal communities.