Collection search - Inuit girl and woman holding a baby outside of their tent on the Strutton Islands of James Bay

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[Original caption] Canadian Economy is enriched yearly by a wealth of furs - contribution of the little-known, poorly-mapped, sparsely-populated North. Out of the land of the Eskimos comes the bulk of the white fox catch, while a few blue, red and cross foxes, weasel (ermine) and polar bears are also traded. The Eskimo is a happy, childlike nomad. He lives mainly by fishing and hunting, his principal foods being seal, caribou, ptarmigan and white whale. While the traditional home of the Eskimo is the snow-built igloo, these natives of the Strutton Islands of James Bay live in log-walled tents the year 'round.