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Mapping the Way available resources for order or loan

Mapping the Way Promotional Items
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Mapping the Way has a number of resources available that you can order or borrow for use at events or in classrooms.

We have exhibits on the Yukon's history of land claims and self-government that you can borrow to put on display.

We also offer a variety of public educational materials and promotional items. 

Check out our resources catalogue to see what may be useful.

See the catalogue

To request request or borrow any resources, contact us at info [at] mappingtheway.ca (info[at]mappingtheway[dot]ca). 

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