alL … O CO II ^ o RURAL PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT 129 ies; houses were cracked owing to subsidences; and, in many cases,miners were housed in temporary wooden shacks, similar to thosewhich are found in the early stages of development in a Canadianmining village. But, in spite of all the effects of the…
City planning -- Canada · Canada -- Public lands · Canada -- Rural conditions
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