Recherche dans la collection - Dimensions of Canada Regionalism. Geographical Paper No. 49. D. Michael Ray. Policy Research and Coordination Branch, Department of Energy, Mines and Resources. Ottawa, Canada. [cartographic material]

Three phonomena of pervasive concern in Canada - disparities in income and economic opportunity, the extent of foreign ownership, and cultural differences - display significant variations across the country that have important implications for regional policy and planning. It is the purpose of this study to attempt ... a synoptic overview of the spatial variations in economy and culture across Canada in 1961, by means of a quantitative analysis of a comprehensive set of characteristics for each city and census county, and to indicate the broad policy implications (From pages 1-2). The maps in this volume display graphically the "dimensions of Canadian regionalism".
See: F5014.R36