Publications

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Selkirk First Nation How To Book: Living in the Traditional Way

Written by the Selkirk First Nations, 1993

A collection of "how-to" articles by elders of Pelly Crossing which gives tips in trapping, cooking and making things in traditional ways. Includes plenty of illustrations and pages for making notes. 44 pages

How to Survive 40 Below

Written by Elaine Schiman, Illustrated and Designed by Tanya Handley

Edited by Beth Mulloy, 2003

A publication in the You Can in the Yukon! series. How to Survive 40 Below is a plain language guide to living in the frozen north - it includes sections on wellness, cold weather fashion tips, driving and dangers. 28 pages

How to be Fire Smart

Written by Beth Mulloy, Illustrated and Designed by Tanya Handley

Edited by Stephen Mead, 2004

A publication in the You Can in the Yukon! series. How to be Fire Smart is a plain language guide to the suggestions for protecting your home from wildfire contained in the Home Owners FireSmart Manual.

23 pages

Going to the Doctor

Written by Mitch Miyagawa, Illustrated by Tanya Handley

Edited by Beth Mulloy, 2002

A publication the You Can in the Yukon! series. Going to the Doctor is written in plain language and covers such topics as making appointments, telling your doctor what is wrong with you, answering the doctor's questions and understanding instructions. 32 pages

Land Surveying for Beginners

Written by Richard Steele,1993

This book is written for adults with Grade 5 or higher reading ability who wish to learn how to be helpers on survey crews. The book introduces basic surveying skills and some of the terms surveyors use to talk about their work. Includes a word list, photographs, and diagrams to assist the adult reader. 97 pages

Easy to Read Air Brake Manual

Written by Richard Steele and Cindy Moug, 1999

This companion manual is meant to be used with the local Provincial or Territorial Motor Vehicles Department manuals. 60 pages