Core/Periphery, Fault Lines, and Identifying Regions
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This article discusses the core-periphery model, fault lines in Canadian society, and identifying regions. It provides examples from different regions and suggests solutions to overcome the challenges. The core-periphery model is used as a spatial metaphor which characterizes the relationship between urbanized (core) areas and lesser developed peripheral areas. Bone identifies four divisions/areas of tension within Canadian society that pose a threat to the country’s regional cohesiveness. Canada’s Territorial North has an abundance of natural resources, yet still remains slow to develop.