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security and environmental protection. Given the fact that so few Canadians, North Americans or
others have visited, or even studied the North, these current ‗naturalized‘ popular geopolitical
strategies cannot be challenged by experiential knowledge, and have instead become entrenched
within an everyday reading of Canada as ‗northern‘ and resource-dependent.
Notes
1.
Suzuki was to observe that the Arctic fit into a broader picture: As David Suzuki, already a
popular scientist and activist, noted in 1989‖ a powerful grassroots movement is sweeping
the land. Ordinary citizens are forming groups to fight pollution, save wilderness, reduce
garbage. Even in the traditionally pro-development province of Alberta, citizens are
vociferously objecting to proposed new pulp mills in the north. There is a growing sense of
public frustration that none of the three major parties has presented a credible
environmental program‖ (Suzuki, 1989).
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