Ontario City most famous for boom and bust cycle in the uranium mining sector.

The largest of the great lakes.

Marked as bar graphs on the climograph.

The type of logging that cuts down everything in the forest.

The first step in the mining process including collecting of soil samples looking for possible signs of ore.

City in Northern Ontario where nickel is mined.

Lake near the border of Manitoba.

Marked as a line graph on the climograph.

The type of logging that actually produces the most lumber since it only cuts mature trees.

A plan for returning a mined area to its natural state

This is the capital of Canada.

River north of Sault Ste. Marie named after the second largest Canadian city

The line marked at 2 degrees Celsius on the climograph.

The type of logging that cuts the mature trees in 2 or more cuts and leave older trees to provide seeds for new trees.

Mapping, surveying, possible drilling trenching and stripping to extract ore samples for analysis

The largest city in Ontario and the capital of the province.

The bay on the east end of Lake Huron.

The degree line marking the summer season.

A cut 20 meters wide and 460 meters long is an example of this type of logging

Camps built, roads, underground tunnels made

Is a larger city on the northwest shore of Lake Superior.

The one great lake that is not or does not border on Ontario.

The terms that determine the location of a climate station.

Large machines are used to cut the forest.

Uranium was the main mining produced at this city.