Ingegnere canadese . ly ingrandita. La questione della furtherextending ancora i confini del parco è ora ricevendo theattention del governo provinciale. New Brunswick lo scorso anno ha anche fatto un passo avanti inizializzazioni di politica forestale. In gran parte attraverso gli sforzi del sur-veyor-generale, l'on. W. C. H. più truci, il provinciale legis-lature ha adottato la politica di divieto di esportazione in itsraw membro di pasta-legno taglio da terre di corona. Vi arenow quattro province-Ontario, British Columbia, Quebec andNew Brunswick-che hanno stimolato la polpa industria misure bysuch. Il lavoro svolto dalla commissione di

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Canadian engineer . ly enlarged. The question of still furtherextending the boundaries of the park is now receiving theattention of the Provincial Government. New Brunswick last year also made a forward step inits forest policy. Largely through the efforts of the sur-veyor-general, Hon. W. C. H. Grimmer, the provincial legis-lature adopted the policy of prohibiting the export in itsraw state of pulp-wood cut from Crown lands. There arenow four provinces—Ontario, British Columbia, Quebec andNew Brunswick—that have stimulated the pulp industry bysuch measures. The work done by the Commission of Conservation inconnection with mineral resources is summarized in a reportissued in 1911. This includes a digest of the mining lawsof Canada and an article by W. J. Dick, mining engineeerto the Commission, giving the known extent of our mineralresources, and indicating how waste can be further elimi-nated in their development. Mine accidents, in which Can-ada does not hold an enviable record, are also treated in. HON. CLIFFORD SIFTON, Chairman of the Commission of Conservation, Canada. some detail. During the past summer Mr. Dick investigatedmining methods in the coal mines of British Columba andthe West. The results of this work will be published later.In connection with fisheries and game, the aim of theCommission has been to collect information to form a basisfor future work. This has been i ublished in a report in1911. An analysis is given of the British North AmericanAct, showing the jurisdiction exercised over fisheries by theDominion and each of the provinces; while a digest hasbeen made of federal and provincial fisheries laws and regu-lations. The report also contains the results of an investi-gation into the Canadian oyster industry. The public health division is investigating housing andtown-planning conditions in Canada. Information is beingcompiled showng the park area of each city, and indicatingwhat power, if any, urban municipalities have in deter-mining how

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