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Edited by: Kathryn Parlee and Bea Alt
Graphic design and cartography: K. Parlee and C. Gilbert
Research: K. Markwell, S. Qaunaq, S. Robinson, and S. Smith
Project director: B. Lavender
Project management:B. Alt and D. Scott
Contributors, advisors, and reviewers: J. Bourgeois, E. Baddaloo, M. Burgess, R. DeAbreu, L. Dyke, S. Edlund, P. Edwards, D. Fisher, G. Flatto, H. Hengeveld, D. Hodgson, W. Hogg, E. Hudson, J. Hyatt, B. Inuktalik, S. Jeffers, S. Joss, R. Koerner, A.G. Lewkowicz, S. Martel, B. MacIsaac, S. McCourt, J. Naufal, A. Niitsoo, F. Rainville, B. Rigby, P. Schledermann, J. Shaw, J. Shirley, I. Stirling, P. D. Sutherland, R. Taylor, N. Thorpe, L. Ussak, L. Vincent,S. Wolfe, C. Zdanowicz, and X. Zhang

Website: J. Sekerka
Education committee: B. Johnson, K. Giesbrecht

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