Paleolimnological characterization of metal(loid) sources and transport processes in Canadian subarctic lakes

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Affairs and Northern Development Canada) (NSTP). A lot of my professional and personal development experiences were rendered possible by the support of this funding. More details on the sources of funding are included in individual projects acknowledgment sections at the end of chapters three to six. An enormous thank you to the Department of Geography and Environmental Studies (DGES) atCarleton who not only funded my tuition, but also allowed me to be surrounded by exceptionally intelligent and talented people. The DGES holds some of the brightest researchers studying northern Canada and I am very proud to be part of the 2021 vintage of the DGES.Thanks to the many lab assistants who helped collect data for this thesis. The number of names in this paragraph is a demonstration that I am a cog in a much larger machine. The people I thank are