The Story of Island Copper

Description

184 pages
Contains Photos, Illustrations, Maps, Index
$39.95
ISBN 0-96997-280-6
DDC 338.2'743'097112

Publisher

Year

1995

Contributor

Reviewed by Richard G. Kuhn

Richard G. Kuhn is an associate professor of geography at the University
of Guelph.

Review

Island Copper Mine is situated on northern Vancouver Island. The Story
of Island Copper chronicles the mine’s history from its opening in
1971 to its closure in 1996, and focuses on the “personalities” and
personnel involved in the mine during its operating years. The glossy
large-format book contains a detailed text illustrated with numerous
photographs. For residents of Vancouver Island who were affected by the
mining developments or for those who avidly follow the trials and
tribulations of the mining sector, the book may prove interesting. For
the general reader, however, it will have limited appeal.

Citation

Aspinall, Craig., “The Story of Island Copper,” Canadian Book Review Annual Online, accessed November 10, 2024, https://cbra.library.utoronto.ca/items/show/5648.