Fifty Years of Inuvik History
Inuvik: A History and Inuvik
In Pictures are published to coincide with the 50th
anniversary of the official naming of Inuvik in 1958.
These books provide the most complete account available
of the planning, construction and growth of Canada’s
first planned arctic community. The story begins in the
early 1950s when the decision was made to build a new
town on the Mackenzie Delta, as the centre of regional
government and a base for resource development. Inuvik’s
fortunes have often been buffeted by far-away political
decisions and market trends. But as the town enters the
21st century, its diverse peoples have built not only
roads, houses and schools, but a rich and vibrant community. |
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Inuvik: A History is
241 pages, with a selection of photos, maps
and illustrations in black and white. Inuvik In Pictures is
48 pages, with full colour pictures throughout.
Both
books are available from print-on-demand publisher Trafford,
as well as from amazon.com, amazon.ca, blackwell,
and other outlets.
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