Custom Stickers & Labels — Matagami, Quebec

Matagami is the last town before the James Bay Road and the gateway to Quebec's most extraordinary infrastructure achievement — the Eeyou Istchee community at kilometre 0 of the James Bay Road (Route de la Baie-James, the 620 km gravel road built 1971-1973 through the boreal shield to service the La Grande hydroelectric complex — one of the greatest engineering projects in North American history, employing 10,000 workers in the subarctic wilderness) that transformed Quebec's remote north into the energy engine of eastern North America — home of the Opinaca Reservoir (one of the James Bay Project's reservoirs, flooding a watershed the size of Connecticut) and a community whose existence is entirely dependent on its position at the threshold of the James Bay wilderness.