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    From August Abolins@1:153/757.21 to All on Sunday, August 03, 2025 21:28:00
    "In an example of truth and reconciliation put into practice,
    Craig Macdonald spent decades creating a unique map of
    Temagami, developed through trust and experience, in
    partnership with the Teme-Augama Anishnabai.

    "James Raffan's biography of Craig Macdonald and how the
    Historical Map of Temagami came to be is a remarkable tale. In
    the mid-1960s, Macdonald began interviewing and travelling with
    Indigenous trappers and travellers. He became familiar with
    Anishinaabemowin and built a lasting bond with the traditional
    knowledge holders. Returning year after year to map the land,
    Macdonald painstakingly plotted traditional placenames,
    original shorelines, elevations, and traditional summer and
    winter travel routes - including the documentation of more than
    twelve hundred canoe portages and winter snowshoe trails. His
    map is unique in the Canadian cartographic canon, and its
    genesis is a story that has never been told, until now.

    Echo Maker: Craig Macdonald and the Lives that Produced One of
    Canada's Most Significant Historical Maps | Paperback

    James Raffan

    Dundurn Press | Dundurn Press

    Biography & Autobiography / Environmentalists & Naturalists / History / Indigenous - Migration / Canada - Provincial, Territorial & Local - Ontario (ON)

    Release date Sep 30, 2025
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  • From Rob Mccart@1:2320/105 to AUGUST ABOLINS on Tuesday, August 05, 2025 08:38:58
    "In an example of truth and reconciliation put into practice,
    >Craig Macdonald spent decades creating a unique map of
    >Temagami, developed through trust and experience, in
    >partnership with the Teme-Augama Anishnabai.

    "James Raffan's biography of Craig Macdonald and how the
    >Historical Map of Temagami came to be is a remarkable tale. In
    >the mid-1960s, Macdonald began interviewing and travelling with
    >Indigenous trappers and travellers.

    Our family had a cottage for quite a few years on an island on Lake
    Temagami until the mid 60's a few miles from the Town of Temagami.
    I spent the entire summer holidays there every year.. (2 months)

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