Equinox - The Magazine of Canadian Discovery: September /October 1982

Equinox - The Magazine of Canadian Discovery VOLUME ONE, NUMBER FIVE • SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 1982 Good vintage condition Inside: CRYPTOZOOLOGY: In Search of Lost Worlds and Controversial Species Royal Winnipeg Soaring Tough Spare Parts for the Human Body the agony of the Royal Winnipeg Ballet, Canada's plucky amonceador to the world ARTICLES THE MYTH & SCIENCE OF CRYPTOZOOLOGY, By Virginia Morell On the trail to lost worlds and controversial species with Dr. Roy Mackal WP&YR, By Dunnery Best with photography by Gary Fiegehen Fiercely independent and steeped in Klondike history, Canada's smallest railway steams ahead THE BIONIC THRESHOLD, By Sylvia Wright Spare parts for the human body: a promising array of new inventions SOARING TOUGH, By Bart Robinson with photography by Vid Inglevics "Believe me," says régisseur Catherine Taylor, "there are no wimps at the Royal Winnipeg Ballet." BASTIONS IN THE STREAM, By lan Brown St. Pierre and Miquelon: France's last vestige of empire in North America NEXUS A Review of the Sciences CANADA JOURNAL, By Charles K. Long Lunenburg, Nova Scotia: Bluenose Spirit HABITAT A Chronicle of Environmental Change