While nearly all of the illustrations in Carpenter’s World Travels are from my own negatives, those in the book have been supplemented by photographs from the official collections of the Canadian government, the Canadian National Lines, the Canadian Pacific Railway, the Publishers’ Photo Service, the Holloway Studios of St. John’s, N. F., and Lomen Bros., of Nome, Alaska. F. G. C. CONTENTS CHAPTER PAGE I. JUST A WORD BEFORE WE START 1 II. THE KEY TO THE ST. LAWRENCE 3 III. AROUND ABOUT ST. JOHN’S 8 IV. THE COD FISHERIES OF NEWFOUNDLAND 13 V. IRON MINES UNDER THE SEA 24 VI. THE MARITIME PROVINCES 31 VII. IN FRENCH CANADA 42 VIII. STE. ANNE DE BEAUPRÉ AND ITS MIRACULOUS CURES 52 IX. MONTREAL 60 X. CANADA’S BIG BANKS 69 XI. OTTAWA--THE CAPITAL OF THE DOMINION 79 XII. THE LUMBER YARD OF AN EMPIRE 88 XIII. TORONTO--THE CITY OF PUBLIC OWNERSHIP 97 XIV. WATERFALLS THAT WORK FOR THE PEOPLE 106 XV. NIAGARA’S GIANT POWER STATION 113 XVI. THE SILVER MINES OF NORTHERN ONTARIO 119 XVII. NICKEL FOR ALL THE WORLD 127 XVIII. SAULT STE. MARIE AND THE CLAY BELT 134 XIX. THE TWIN LAKE PORTS 141 XX. WINNIPEG--WHERE THE PRAIRIES BEGIN 148 XXI. THE GREAT TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILWAYS 157 XXII. THE LAND OF FURS 166 XXIII. SASKATCHEWAN 175 XXIV. THE WORLD’S LARGEST WHEATFIELD 181 XXV. THE OPEN DOOR IN CANADA 188 XXVI. EDMONTON--THE GATEWAY TO THE NORTHWEST 197 XXVII. THE PASSING OF THE CATTLE RANGE 206 XXVIII. OVER THE GREAT DIVIDE 213 XXIX. THROUGH BRITISH COLUMBIA TO THE COAST 220 XXX. PRINCE RUPERT 226 XXXI. BY MOTOR CAR THROUGH THE WILDERNESS 232 XXXII. FROM WHITE HORSE TO DAWSON 241 XXXIII. THE CAPITAL OF THE YUKON 250