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Hydroelectric development and dietary delocalization in northern Manitoba, Canada.

The purpose of this paper is to describe the process of dietary change which the Native people of Northern Manitoba, Canada, have experienced as a result of the construction of a hydro-electric project. The paper describes the inter-relationship between changes in the commercial and domestic sectors of the economy, the rapid increase in social assistance payments, a process of sedentation and urbanization, and the apparent decrease in the utilization of domestic or "bush" food sources. The dietary void has been filled by an increase in store meats and other foodstuffs which are generally less nutritious than the bush foods. It is argued that a process of negative dietary delocalization has occurred as a result of the hydro project, in which food sources of equivalent nutritional value, which are equally accessible, have not replaced the bush food resources damaged by the project. The paper concludes with the observation that more attention must be provided to the interrelationship between ecological and e...