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Rethinking place in planning: opportunities in Northern and Aboriginal planning in Nunavut, Canada.: An article from: Canadian Journal of Urban Research by Erik Borre Nilsen, 2005-06-22 Edge of the River, Heart of the City. A History of the Whitehorse Waterfront by Yukon Historical & Museum Association, Helene Dobrowolsky, et all 1994-05-01 Footprint Western Canada Handbook by Matthew Gardner, Alison Bigg, 2003-03

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21. Current Local Time In Iqaluit - Nunavut Territory - Canada
    Iqaluit, nunavut Territory, canada Iqaluit is also known as codes, dialing codes Internationalcountry code + 1 (canada) Area code See other cities near Iqaluit.  
    http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/city.html?n=677

22. Sympatico: Weather | Canadian Cities
    canada • US • International Manitoba • New Brunswick • Newfoundland •Nova Scotia • nunavut • Northwest Territories Canadian cities Choose  
    http://www1.sympatico.ca/weather/cities.html
    
    Extractions: All- Abbotsford Abbotsford and area Barrie Barrie and area Brantford Brantford and area Calgary Calgary and area Cape Breton Cape Breton and area Charlottetown Chicoutimi Edmonton Edmonton and area Fredericton Fredericton and area Gatineau Gatineau and area Guelph Guelph and area Halifax Halifax and area Hamilton Hamilton and area Kamloops Kamloops and area Kelowna Kelowna and area Kingston Kingston and area Kitchener Kitchener and area Laval Laval and area Lethbridge Lethbridge and area London London and area Longueuil Longueuil and area Markham Markham and area Mississauga Mississauga and area Moncton Montréal Montréal and area Moncton and area Nanaimo Nanaimo and area Oakville Oakville and area Oshawa Oshawa and area Ottawa Ottawa and area Peterborough Prince George Québec Québec and area Red Deer Red Deer and area Regina Regina and area Saint John Saint John and area Saskatoon Saskatoon and area Slt Ste. Marie

23. New Page 1
    nunavut is now a Territory of canada,. nunavut cities. Arviat, Baffin,Cape Dorset, Iqaluit. Pangnirtung, Pond Inlet, Rankin Inlet, nunavut Facts  
    http://www.ahgp.org/canorphan/nunavut.htm
    
    Extractions: This territory is available for hosting: Nunavut Territory This Territory and it's counties are available to be hosted. Please contact Webmasters if you are interested in hosting this site. Nunavut Nunavut was formed on April 1, 1999 splitting off from the Northwest Territories and forming their own government. The Inuit, a Native American People, have lived off the arctic land for centuries and wanted their own Region to manage. A land settlement was agreed upon in April of 1999.

24. The USA/Canada/Mexico GROUP DEAL I GUESS
    percentage, how large is Nunvavut compared to the rest of canada? 13) What is thecapital of nunavut? political map of Mexico and label all the cities on page  
    http://www.rochester.k12.mn.us/kellogg/rodgers/usa/usagroup.htm
    
    Extractions: The following work does not have to appear in order by chapter, BUT DO NOT divide up the chapters. Be sure it all is written to your notes. WRITE OUT THE QUESTIONS PLEASE 1) Trace the map on page 121 and color each state a different color. Name the states. Label the capital cities. 2) Answer questions one and two on page 123. 3) Define: Megalopolis; textile; granite; peninsula; moraine; biotechnology; truck farm. 4) Draw in and name the five cities that make up Megalopolis on the map you made. 1) Trace the map on page 133 and color each state a different color. Name the states. Label the capital cities. 2) Define: barrier island; bayou; levee; lock; tenant farmer; diversity; bilingual. 3) Answer questions one and two on page 137. 4) Answer questions one and two on page 138. 5) Answer Recalling and Reviewing questions two and three on page 139. 1) Trace the map on page 141 and color each state a different color. Name the states. Label the capital cities. 2) Define: dredge; channel; township and range system; Corn Belt; Dairy Belt.

25. Nunavut Canada Travel Holidays Trekking Nature Adventure Hostels Camping Campers
    http//www.aincinac.gc.ca/nunavut/; A site for hiking in cities and Regions, Dedicatedto Canadian students, in its section Travelling in canada , it provides  
    http://www.vagabondo.net/Eng/Thenet/canada/nunavut.html
    
    Extractions: Internet selected resources for independent travellers in Nunavut, Canada. Informations about travel, tourism, journey, holidays, trip, maps, guides, natural parks, cycling, backpakers hostels, climbing, camping, mountaineering, paddling, travel reports, kayak, hitch hiking, trekking, caving, wilderness, nature, rafting, river cruises, adventure, sailing, navigation, bed and breackfast , camper hiring, and much more... Index CANADA Alberta British Columbia (Greenland) Manitoba New Brunswick Newfoundland Northwest Territories Nova Scotia Nunavut Ontario Prince Edward Island Quebec Saskatchewan Yukon NUNAVUT Vagabondo left its track ( ) to indicate the most interesting sites, the ones absolutely not to miss. Adventures and outdoor activities (trekking, cycling, paddling, climbing etc.) are marked by the symbol " ". We have given a strong evidence to Personal Pages (highlighted in green).

26. Nunavut Useful Travel Links, Liens Voyage Utiles Pour Le Nunavut
    - Directories of tourism and Main cities of canada, Villes principales  
    http://www.freetravelguides.com/canada/nunavut.html

27. Graphic Map's, Nunavut Territory, Canada, North America, Locator
    Maps Larger (black white) map here Larger (color) map here North American Continenthere nunavut Outline Map here canada Capital cities Map here canada  
    http://www.worldatlas.com/webimage/countrys/namerica/province/nuz.htm

28. Explore Canada's Cities And Provinces OCanada.ca Canada's
    Explore canada's cities and Provinces territory, and several major Canadian citiesis available Labrador Yukon Northwest Territories nunavut, Major cities  
    http://www.ocanada.ca/explore/

29. Canadian Geographical Names - Canada, Provinces & Territories: The Naming Of The
    Contemporary Metropolitan Toronto comprises the cities of Toronto, North York Bookof Canadian place names, Macmillan of canada, Toronto, p. 63 IQALUIT, nunavut.  
    http://geonames.nrcan.gc.ca/education/cap_e.php
    
    Extractions: Natural Resources Canada OTTAWA, CANADA Called Bytown until 1855 after Colonel John By (1781-1836) of the Royal Engineers, to whom the British government entrusted the construction of the Rideau Canal. Derived from the Algonquin term adawe , "to trade", the name given to the tribe which controlled the trade of the river. The name was applied first to the river. The French form is Outaouais Source: Hamilton, William B. (1978): The Macmillan Book of Canadian place names, Macmillan of Canada, Toronto, p. 194. Related Sites: ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR Derived from the supposed date of discovery - on the Feast of St. John the Baptist, 1497. The name has survived through a series of translations from the Portuguese ( S. Joham ) to the French ( b. de Saincte Jean ) to St. John's.

30. Canadian Geographical Names - Origins Of Canada's Geographical Names
    Nova Scotia; nunavut; Ontario; Prince Edward Island; Quebec; Saskatchewan; YukonTerritory. canada, Provinces Territories The naming of their capital cities;  
    http://geonames.nrcan.gc.ca/education/index_e.php
    
    Extractions: Natural Resources Canada Origins of Canada's Geographical Names We have assembled information on the names of Canada's provinces, territories , and capital cities ; origins of some Aboriginal community names ; and a variety of articles on interesting names across the country. Interesting and curious generic terms used in Canada Print version Important notices

31. Cataloguing Services Of The National Library Of Canada
    affected by mergers of various cities and municipalities. Bilingual cataloguingpolicy of the National Library of canada. Subject heading practice for nunavut.  
    http://www.nlc-bnc.ca/6/17/index-e.html

32. Cities - SkyscraperPage.com
    canada Population 30,007,090 Source 2001 official Canadian census ProvinceList. Name, Population. Nova Scotia, 908,010. nunavut, 26,745. Ontario, 11,410,045.  
    http://www.skyscraperpage.com/cities/?countryID=1

33. Cities - SkyscraperPage.com
    SkyscraperPage.com Diagrams • cities • Gallery • Members •Forum, cities canada nunavut, Login. nunavut Population 26,745  
    http://www.skyscraperpage.com/cities/?stateID=21

34. Web Bound - Canada
    45) citiesNova Scotia-Misc (219) cities-nunavut (1) cities Misc (77) cities-Yukon(10) cities-Yukon-Misc 239) Consulting-Misc (27) Countries-canada (8) Dance  
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35. BookCrossing - Hunt For Books In Nunavut - FREE YOUR BOOKS!
    Country List canada nunavut List of cities in nunavut with books in the wild Iqaluit, 12. Locations in bold red have books released in the last 3 days.  
    http://bookcrossing.com/hunt/2/60

36. Nunavut Visitor Information: WorldWeb Travel Guide For Nunavut, Northern Canada
    changes to listing View on the Interactive Map, nunavut. as it has ever been to separatingfrom canada. Montreal and Québec City are Québec's largest cities.  
    http://www.nunavut.worldweb.com/TravelEssentials/CanadianProvincesTerritories/
    
    Extractions: Shouldering the Pacific Ocean on the western coast of Canada, British Columbia (B.C.) is perhaps the country's most culturally and topographically diverse province. Its ethnic depth and scenic beauty are simply astounding. Not only does the province have one of the country's highest rates of foreign immigration (and wonderful communities and traditions that accompany this), but it's also home to countless waterways, mountains, farmlands, forests and cities.

37. VIA Rail Canada / Explore Canada
    And don't forget to stop in the big cities of the fields of wheat, or pound the citysidewalks, Western canada is full Yukon, Northwest Territories and nunavut.  
    http://www.viarail.ca/tourists/en_tour_expl.html
    
    Extractions: The Rocky Mountains' snowy peaks, the picturesque fishing villages of the Maritimes, British Columbia's totem poles, the Big Sky of the Prairies, historic Quebec City, Toronto's skyscrapers, Vancouver's cafés, Montreal's lively festivals, and Ottawa's world-class museums... let yourself be guided beyond the postcard scenery and discover the secrets of this young country with so much to offer. To the east and west lie the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, respectively. To the north, the Arctic Ocean forms the sole boundary, while the United States stretches the entire length of Canada's southern border. WHAT TO SEE AND DO… This huge territory is characterized by an expansive wilderness of lakes, rivers and forest, but also by fascinating, colourful cities with a European flair. Discover vibrant, multicultural Montréal with its excellent restaurants, lively nightspots and countless festivals, or historically and architecturally rich Quebec City . For those in search of peaceful rural landscapes, abounding in lakes, rolling hills and charming little towns, a trip through the Laurentians to Charlevoix or around Île d'Orléans is definitely in order. Lovers of the great outdoors will be delighted by the unspoiled beauty of the Gaspésie or Saguenay regions, while the truly adventurous will enjoy an expedition to Île d'Anticosti or to Quebec's Far North.

38. BuyCanuck.com: Canada/Cities_Towns/Nunavut
    Guaranteed Online Merchant Status. Top canada cities Towns nunavut. Home Add a Site Modify a Site Random Link What's New About Us Search ,  
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39. BuyCanuck.com: Canada/Cities_Towns
    Top canada cities Towns. 33) British Columbia (42) Manitoba (14) NWT (5) New Brunswick(11) Newfoundland (10) Nova Scotia (14), nunavut (0) Ontario (51  
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40. Capital News Online | News | Parks Canada Gets Money To Grow
    national summer sport is coming to canada's newest territory nunavut is the only territorywith a federally funded And the program, reaching three cities so far  
    http://www.carleton.ca/jmc/cnews/n7.shtml
    
    Extractions: By Cathy Chung April 4, 2003 — Within five years, Canada will be closer to its goal of protecting all its wilderness regions. One of the new national parks will be created in the Torngat Mountains in northwestern Labrador. It will be the first for Labrador Parks Canada will receive $144 million spread over the next five years to create 10 new national parks and five new marine-conservation areas. An additional $75 million will be spent on improving existing national parks. Many parks are unhealthy. The first priority in managing parks is to preserve their ecological integrity. This means protecting all the native plants and animal species, as well as the natural processes in the habitats. Improving park health "You want to make sure that it's still operating naturally," says Christie Spence, manager of the wildlands program at the Canadian Nature Federation.

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