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	Charles Camsell - Plagiarism on Wikipedia
		Charles Camsell (February 8, 1876 – December 19, 1958) was a Canadian geologist, mining engineer, and Commissioner of the Northwest Territories from December 3, 1936 to December 3, 1946.
		Camsell served in a number of capacities on boards, commissions and councils, and acted as a delegate to many international conferences throughout his career.
		Charles Camsell, 1876–1958 A True "Son of the North".
	www.wikipedia-watch.org /plagiarism/0321.html (334 words)

	Trailblazer - Charles Camsell: Natural Resources Canada
		Charles Camsell was a visionary geologist and map-maker, dedicated to the exploration of Canada's North.
		Charles was retained as deputy minister and was also appointed Commissioner of the Northwest Territories and Indian Affairs.
		Charles was recognized for his dedication to Canada's mining and natural resources with honourary law degrees, as well as numerous medals and distinctions, including Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society.
	www.nrcan-rncan.gc.ca /com/deptmini/traipion/charlescamsell-eng.php (808 words)

	Camsell, Charles
		Camsell, Charles, mining engineer (b at Ft Liard, NWT 8 Feb 1876; d at Ottawa 19 Dec 1958).
		Son of a Hudson's Bay Co factor, Camsell was appointed geologist with the Geological Survey in 1904, became chief exploration geologist in 1914 and deputy minister of mines in 1920, a post he held until retirement in 1946.
		The Charles Camsell General Hospital in Edmonton is named in his honour.
	www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com /index.cfm?PgNm=TCE&Params=A1ARTA0001215 (105 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Charles Camsell was one of eleven children born to Sarah and Julian Camsell.
		Charles was only stretching the truth a little bit when he bragged about his northern hometown of the 1880's having a library, a pool hall and a museum.
		Charles' father had brought together quite an amazing collection of books and these were loaned out to the various smaller forts up and down the Mackenzie River while the museum was a collection of stuffed animals, fossils, interesting rocks, and Mammoth tusks and bones all set up in a room off the library.
	pwnhc.learnnet.nt.ca /timeline/1925/1939_Camsell.htm (496 words)

	Trailblazer - Charles Camsell: Natural Resources Canada
		Charles Camsell was a visionary geologist and map-maker, dedicated to the exploration of Canada's North.
		Charles was retained as deputy minister and was also appointed Commissioner of the Northwest Territories and Indian Affairs.
		Charles was recognized for his dedication to Canada's mining and natural resources with honourary law degrees, as well as numerous medals and distinctions, including Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society.
	www.nrcan.gc.ca /inter/trailblazers/ccamsell_e.html (810 words)

	Pionnier - Charles Camsell : Ressources naturelles Canada
		Charles Camsell a consacré sa vie à l'exploration du Nord canadien.
		Charles a pris sa retraite de la fonction publique en 1946, à; l'âge de 70 ans.
		Charles a reçu des doctorats honorifiques ainsi que de nombreuses médailles et distinctions en reconnaissance de sa détermination à mettre en valeur les ressources minières et naturelles du Canada.
	www.nrcan.gc.ca /inter/trailblazers/ccamsell_f.html (937 words)

	Camsell, Dr. Charles, Canada's Position in Relation to the Empire's Mineral Situation
		Camsell has played a very important part in the development of Canada's natural resources and he has been prominent in its exploration as a geologist, a scientist and as Administrator of the Department of the Federal Government dealing with resources that are of primary importance to our industrial economy and world trade.
		Camsell has reached such prominence in engineering and science and has received so many degrees and honours from universities and societies, both engineering and scientific, that I can only mention a few of the more outstanding honours and degrees that have been conferred upon him.
		Camsell joined the Department of which he is now head in 1900 and became the administrative head of the Department of Mines in 1920, and when the department was amalgamated with the Departments of Interior, Immigration and Indian Affairs in 1936, he was again the administrative head of that Department and also Deputy Minister.
	www.empireclubfoundation.com /details.asp?SpeechID=5&FT=yes (4671 words)

	Camsell Awards 2002 - Alan O. Gibbons (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		In one of his first tournaments there, he competed against one of the club's leading players: Charles Camsell, the founder and first president of the RCGS.
		"Charles Camsell was a father figure to me," says Gibbons.
		Over time, Camsell whetted Gibbons' interest in the Society, and Gibbons joined the Board of Directors in 1975, serving for more than a decade during one of the most trying periods in the Society's history.
	www.rcgs.org /rcgs/awards/awards_camsell02.asp (165 words)

	Charles Camsell - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Charles Camsell (1876 – 1958) was a Canadian geologist and Commissioner of the Northwest Territories from December 3, 1936 to December 3, 1946.
		Mr Camsell founded the Royal Canadian Geographical Society, publisher of Canadian Geographic magazine.
		This article about a Canadian scientist is a stub.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Charles_Camsell (90 words)

	Urban Exploration Resource: Forum - View Thread
		The Charles Camsell has currently been having work done on it to build it into condo's but yesterday (Nov 17) it had a major fire that took hours to extinguish.
		A firefighter climbs a ladder towards the vacant Charles Camsell hospital yesterday.
		Controversy swirled around the Camsell in 1998, when Yellowknife North MLA Roy Erasmus said he'd been told some women were involuntarily sterilized at the hospital during the 1960s and 1970s.
	www.uer.ca /forum_gotomsg.asp?fid=1&msgid=436141 (1170 words)

	Camsell, Charles, The Trail of '35
		Camsell already has named after him a river, `a vast bay and at least one mountain.
		With all these honours showered upon him, I submit, however, he is such a true Canadian that he is far more proud of the fact he was born in Fort Liard in the Northwest Territory, and that his father was Captain Julian Camsell, the Chief Factor in the Hudson's Bay Company.
		Chairman, Honourable Sir, and Gentlemen: Regardless of the fact that the Minister of Mines for Ontario, and his Deputy Minister are on either side of me, it is not my intention to address you on mining, but rather on geography.
	www.empireclubfoundation.com /details.asp?SpeechID=245&FT=yes (3302 words)

	Camsell Awards: Past Winners (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		This RCGS award, named in honour of the Society's founder, Charles Camsell, was established by the Society's Board in 1992.
		The purpose of the CAMSELL AWARD is to bestow recognition upon, and to express the Society's appreciation to, individuals who have given outstanding service to the Society.
		The presentation of the Award(s) is normally made by the President at the annual general meeting of the Society.
	www.rcgs.org /rcgs/awards/awards_camsellPreviousWinners.asp (84 words)

	Urban Exploration Resource: Forum - Thread: Charles Camsell - Edmonton
		The physc wing was on the third floor, and this is where 'electro shock therapy' as well as various other inhumane treatment occurred, including the sterilization of those deemed unfit to breed (eugenics) - However after pouring over extensive amounts of hospital records and history books, i can neither confirm nor deny this.
		However, considering that the Camsell was focused on treating tuberculosis and a primarily native population of patients, I doubt they had much involvement with eugenics or shock therapy.
		When the hospital eventually shut down, it was done because of a new hospital being built near by and a lack of funding - not aesthetes as we are lead to think.
	www.uer.ca /forum_showthread.asp?fid=1&threadid=46521 (891 words)

	RCGS Archives: Inaugural Meeting of the Canadian Geographical Society (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Charles Camsell, the first president of the Canadian Geographical Society, and guests of honour at the Society's first inaugural meeting.
		Seated from left to right: Dr. Camsell, Viscount Willingdon, Honorary Patron of the Society; Viscountess Willingdon; Sir Francis Younghusband.
		To celebrate Canada's 125th Birthday, the Society collaborates on the Mt. Logan Expedition to accurately measure Canada's highest mountain (5,959 m).
	www.rcgs.org /rcgs/about/documents/meeting.asp (454 words)

	Civilization.ca - Dogsled Mail in the Yukon - Introduction
		Throughout 1898, steamers arrived in Seattle from the Klondike carrying tons of gold and sent back hundreds of dreamers searching for gold that, in many cases, was never found.
		Fred Camsell, Charles Camsell, D.W. Wright and A.N. Pelly in the Liard River Canyon, En Route to Klondike, Yukon, January 1898
		Geologist Charles Camsell (1876–1958) headed the Canadian Geological Service before being named Deputy Minister of Mines in 1920.
	www.civilization.ca /cpm/smail/smail11e.html (339 words)

	Royal Alberta Museum: Museum Shop: Catalogues
		In 1990, the Charles Camsell Hospital in Edmonton donated over 400 arts and crafts items to The Provincial Museum of Alberta.
		This publication tells the story of a significant but little known part of Canadian history, the long-term hospitalization of Aboriginal peoples suffering from tuberculosis and other illnesses and their participation in handicraft programs.
		The publication interprets their experiences at the Camsell Hospital, with particular emphases on the Hospital's occupational therapy program and on the Camsell Hospital collection.
	www.royalalbertamuseum.ca /shop/catalogs.htm (327 words)

	Camsell :: MCHRC Message Board (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Posted by Trevor Teed The Camsell family history and genealogy is well researched and well documented by the North Slave Metis Alliance.
		Charles and his brother Fred extensively explored the Laird and Pelly Rivers to the Klondike
		Son of the North an autobiography written by Charles Camsell
	www.metisresourcecentre.mb.ca /cgi-bin/Blah/Blah.pl?b=geo,m=1131289579 (553 words)

	Fire just one hurdle for Camsell Hospital project (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		I had a column planned to update whatever progress is being made around the old Charles Camsell Hospital.
		The seven-storey building at 115th Avenue and 128th Street, which has been vacant for a decade, is slated for redevelopment -- along with the rest of the 4.7-hectare site -- into a new residential hub in the Inglewood neighbourhood.
		By the end of the day, the fire was still burning, although it was confined to a small area.
	www.canada.com /globaltv/lethbridge/news/cityplus/story.html?id=2b28bc64-7df9-4eac-a98e-819c4283c8fc (562 words)

	Section 253 - University Staff - University of Alberta
		Simmons, The Hon Chief Justice William Charles, LLD
		Mitchell, The Hon Chief Justice Charles Richmond, LLD
		Lynch-Staunton, The Hon Francis Charles (Lieutenant-Governor of Alberta), LLD
	www.registrar.ualberta.ca /calendar/University-Staff/Honorary-Degree-Recipients/253.html (845 words)

	The Camsell Mosaic - The Charles Camsell Hospital 1945-1985 - DRYDEN, DONNA: CHAIR OF EDITORIAL COMMITTEE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The Camsell Mosaic - The Charles Camsell Hospital 1945-1985 - DRYDEN, DONNA: CHAIR OF EDITORIAL COMMITTEE
		The Charles Camsell Indian Hospital in Edmonton became the focal point for patients from the western provinces, the Yukon and the western area of the Northwest Territories.
		Official program from the presentation of "The Camsell Mosaic", dated Friday, October 4, 1985 laid in.
	www.antiqbook.com /boox/nort/16703256.shtml (162 words)

	Walden's Guiding & Outfitting - Dogsled and canoe adventures in Canada's Yukon
		Camsell, the son of a Hudson Bay factor in the north, was
		With six men and three canoes, Camsell began his Wind
		Although Camsell found no evidence of a new goldrush during his
	waldensguiding.com /noteFromNorth/oldNote.php?r=58 (414 words)

	The Royal Canadian Geographical Society: Camsell Award (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The Award is comprised of a bronze medal and a citation scroll.
		• Learn more about the most recent Camsell Award winner.
		• Learn about the previous winners of the Camsell Award.
	www.rcgs.org /rcgs/awards/awards_camsellAward.asp (115 words)

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