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Contents List of Illustrations vi List of Biographies ix Preface and Acknowledgements xi 1 The Unfolding of the Natural Landscape 1 2 The Aboriginal/Colonial Frontier 25 3 Drawing Lines on the Map 38 4 Forging of a Local Monopoly: From Prospectors and Speculators to the International Nickel Company (1883–1902) 50 5 Sudbury (1883–1939) 62 6 Copper Cliff (1886–1939) 97 7 From Local to Global Monopoly: The Merging of Inco and Mond (1902–1928) 109 8 Beyond Sudbury and Copper Cliff: Railway Stations, Mining Camps, Smelter Sites, and Company Towns 120 9 Beyond Sudbury and Copper Cliff: Forestry, Agriculture, Indian Reserves, and the Burwash Industrial Farm 139 10 From Falconbridge Nickel and Inco to Xstrata Nickel and Vale Canada (1928–2012) 161 11 From Company Town Setting to Regional Constellation (1939–1973) 185 12 From Regional Constellation to Greater Sudbury (1973–2001+) 211 13 A Union Town? 235 14 Healing the Landscape 261 15 Beyond a Rock and a Hard Place 280 Appendix 296 Notes 300 Bibliography 337 Index 367 ...