The Journal of Canadian

Wilderness Canoeing
  WINTER 2008

OUTFIT 131
 

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                                                                                                                         JEREMY HARRISON

Taking a shot at Artillery Lake – Members of the Trans Arctic Expedition gaze across the frozen expanse of Artillery Lake enroute to the mouth of the Back River. The group would follow the route of the HACC in 1985, leading from the Thelon to the Back rivers via the Morse River. Their story of the climb to the Morse begins on page 6.

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Who killed thousands of Inuit sled dogs 50 years ago? – Trek across Victoria Island – Scientists core ice at Pingualuit (Chubb) Crater – Plans move forward on Bathurst Inlet port and road – Protecting Nunavut caribou herd

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1000 issues in post-Nickels Che-Mun, Morse River, and Alex Hall

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Book reviews: Measuring Mother Earth by Heather Robertson – Beneath My Feet by Phil Jenkins – Arctic Spectacles by Russell A. Potter – Blue Spruce Journals by Stewart Coffin – Mapping a Continent by Raumonde Litalien

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