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North

67.5%of Canadians within 100 km of the United States 54.5%of industrial jobs within 100 km of the border 0of 28 bases and wings north of 60 degrees 0 kmof the power line and the roads built 12works absent at Arviat, of 68 on record 1,350 kmfrom Arviat to the southern border

The case for the North

  1. 01Chapter 1RangeThe industry of Canada stands inside the range of guns and rockets placed on the soil of the United States.
  2. 02Chapter 2DepthA country 4,600 kilometres deep keeps its industry in the first hundred.
  3. 03Chapter 3GateHudson Bay is the ocean in the middle of Canada.
  4. 04Chapter 4LawInvestment goes where the statute sends it.
  5. 05Chapter 5RecordThe state has studied the western shore of Hudson Bay since the 1970s.
  6. 06Chapter 6AtlanticGreenland and Iceland are the neighbours of Canada.
  7. 07Chapter 7WaterThe North of Canada warms faster than any other part of the country.

The capital and the region

  1. 08DoctrineThe capitalThe seat of government of Canada moves to Arviat, Nunavut, on the western shore of Hudson Bay.12 decisions
  2. 09DoctrineThe RegionThe capital at Arviat builds the whole western shore of Hudson Bay.0 km built of the power line and the roads
  3. 10MapThe Arviat registerEvery port, runway, road, power line, water system, school and service: built, promised or absent.68 works · 12 absent

Maps

  1. 11MapPopulation67.5% of the population of Canada lives within 100 km of the United States.
  2. 12MapIndustry54.5% of the jobs at 7,723 industrial facilities of Canada stand within 100 km of the United States.
  3. 13MapMilitaryOf the 28 bases and wings of the Canadian Armed Forces, 0 stand north of 60 degrees.