Acadiensis, Volume 17Department of History, University of New Brunswick., 1987 - Atlantic Coast (Canada) |
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Page 94
... steel products , only 13 per cent of primary power utilised was purchased in the Maritimes industry , compared with 60 per cent in the industry in Canada as a whole . These figures were respectively 41 and 61 , 21 and 64 , and 9 and 91 ...
... steel products , only 13 per cent of primary power utilised was purchased in the Maritimes industry , compared with 60 per cent in the industry in Canada as a whole . These figures were respectively 41 and 61 , 21 and 64 , and 9 and 91 ...
Page 133
... steel industry in the 1920s under the impact of external capital . Inwood offers an alternative explanation for the decline of Maritime steel , an explanation resting upon the marginal character of local resources and the industry's ...
... steel industry in the 1920s under the impact of external capital . Inwood offers an alternative explanation for the decline of Maritime steel , an explanation resting upon the marginal character of local resources and the industry's ...
Page 33
... steel plants of Cape Breton and the long - term or permanent settlement of Newfoundland men , women , and children . The first was partly a result of the seasonality of available work in the Cape Breton coal and steel industries . It ...
... steel plants of Cape Breton and the long - term or permanent settlement of Newfoundland men , women , and children . The first was partly a result of the seasonality of available work in the Cape Breton coal and steel industries . It ...
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