Canadian Geographic: November/December 1994, Volume 114, Number 6 (Inuit of northern Quebec and Eskimo Huskies; Mystery of Ontario's spectacular Ouimet Canyon; Where was Hochelaga?, etc.)

Ottawa: Royal Canadian Geographical Society, 1994. Paper bound, Vol. 114, No. 6. Very good or better condition. 102pp. 265 grams. Note: we have over 200 issues of Canadian Geographic in stock; contact us directly for your orders! This issue includes: Home for the huskies: After an absence of decades, Eskimo huskies return to the Inuit of northern Quebec by Liane Benoit with Louis Molgat; Two Santas for Christmas: An eventful, and confusing, Noel remembered through the eyes of a four-year old boy Roch Carrier with Bernard Duschene; Roots of success: Regarded as a cure-all in Asia, ginseng has become one of British Columbia's most lucrative crops by John Schreiner with Bob Herger; A deep geological puzzle: Exactly how Ontario's spectacular Ouimet Canyon was formed remains an intriguing mystery by Charles Wilkins with Lori Kiceluk; Where was Hochelaga? Debate simmers over the location and fate of the Indian village Cartier visited in 1535 by Mark Abley with Mark Tomalty; The night the sea smashed Lord's Cave: Scientists still study the Grand Banks earthquake and tsunami of 1929: will it happen again? by Maudie Whelan; Comic relief: The witty world of cartoon maps by Jeffrey Murray. All books in stock and available for immediate shipment from Winnipeg, Manitoba.