The Journal of Canadian

Wilderness Canoeing

                                                                                                                                AL ROLLINS

Bloody Convenient – Veteran paddler, Will Lange of East Montpelier Vermont, who describes himself in this shot as "an old guy suffering from arthritis, scoliosis, and a broken femur." Well, that 'old guy' had just paddled down the Coppermine River and was taking advantage of a new boardwalk along part of the portage. Will advises there's a two-hole privy there as well! His group of seasoned paddlers continues to defy time and doctors by paddling the northern rivers of Canada.

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Protecting and developing Arctic archaeological sites

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Beverly and Qamanirjuaq caribou herds – Proposed Keeyask dam on Nelson River – Banning the international trade of polar bears – Marine conservation area for the east gate to Northwest Passage – International polar bear conservation agreement signed

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Ungava travel passes to a new generation

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Book reviews: Arctic Inspired: A Tribute to the Tundra edited by Tim Irwin – The Writings of David Thompson, Volume 1 edited by William E. Moreau – Quetico: Near to Nature's Heart by Jon Nelson

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