The northward expansion of Canada, 1914-1967
By: Morris Zaslow.
Series: The Canadian centenary series
Publisher: McClelland and Stewart
Published: 1988
Place of publication: Toronto
Language: eng
Number of pages: 421
Subjects: Canada, Northern -- Economic conditions; Canada, Northern -- History
Description: Concluding volume of a study of the evolution of the Canadian North since Confederation. Documents the northward progress of agriculture, industry, transportation, government, etc. from World War I to 1967. Includes chapters on the impact of this development on the native peoples.

This history of northern Canada from World War I to the Centennial year, covers agriculture, forestry, mining and hydroelectric developments, the decline of the fur trade, native peoples, military and international security issues, and the role of the federal government.
Notes: Bibliography: p. 389-394.  Includes index.

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