Canada's Arctic Sovereignty
by MacNutt, Allan

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Canada's Arctic Sovereignty: From the early Basque whaling ships to today's ice breaking Coast Guard ships, and from the search for John Franklin's crew to the northern diamond industry of today. MacNutt's story of Canada's Arctic “North of 60” covers the north with textbook accuracy.

He shows respect for the Inuit I.Q., covers Dene politics, and enjoys the joie de vivre of the Metis.

With rapidly changing weather patterns, Canada's northern waterways are now open and unprotected.

This book seeks support for bringing Canada's troops home from war ravaged, drug infested overseas assignments to protect northern sovereignty, with the assistance of an expanded Canadian Rangers force and more R.C.M.P.

Canada's wealth of buried resources, the bloated bureaucracy of the Territories, and the deplorable lifestyle of northern aboriginals, need immediate attention. When countries are prepared to kill for access to oil, sovereignty is at stake.

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Weight:	0.39 kg
Price:	CDN$ 23.95 (US$ 23.31)

ISBN-10:	0968762727
ISBN-13/EAN:	9780968762721
Author:	MacNutt, Allan
Publisher:	Mac's Aviation Books Abbotsford, B.C.
Publication Date:	10/2004
Pages:	266 pp
Size/Dimensions:	8.5 x 5.5 x .75 inches
Binding:	Paperback