At the end of the shift : mines and single-industry towns in Northern Ontario /
edited by Matt Bray and Ashley Thomson.
Bok Engelsk 1992 · Electronic books.
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| Omfang | 1 online resource (223 p.)
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| Opplysninger | "Published with the assistance of the Ontario Heritage Foundation, Ministry of Culture and Communications.". - Contents; List of Tables, Maps and Figures; Introduction; Contributors; Map of Northern Mining Communities; Part One: Setting the Stage; 1 Communities in the Northern Ontario Frontier; Part Two: Early Years; 2 A Company and a Community: The Canadian Copper Company and Sudbury, 1886-1902; 3 All That Glitters: Speculation and Development in the ""Minor"" Minerals of the Sudbury Area; 4 The Image and the Reality of Life in a Northern Ontario Company-Owned Town; Part Three: The Era of Government Intervention; 5 Building Resource Towns: Government Intervention in Ontario in the 1950s. - 6 Breakthroughs in Health and Safety in Northern Ontario Mines7 Government Regulation of Health Hazards in the Ontario Uranium Mining Industry, 1955-1976; Part Four: Present Challenges; 8 Elliot Lake; 9 Kirkland Lake; 10 Temagami; Part Five: Into the Future; 11 Creating a Sustainable Community: The Sudbury Case Study; 12 Fly-In Mining and the Future of the Canadian North. - This book explores the relationship between mining and the communities it creates.
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| ISBN | 1-281-96211-2. - 1-55488-082-3. - 9786611962111
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