Re: Looking for ground crew, Canada
Some of the monolithic dome structures might work for what you have in mind.
I don't know how you'd get around getting concrete to a remote location, but it's possible if you have enough interest to set up a temporary concrete plant.
Of if it's not to far from a population centre, you could get a set delaying additive for the transit time.
For food, you'd be probably looking at hydroponics and/or green/hot houses for the first few winters.
The monolithic dome construction is pretty ingenious. You inflate a dome, spray the inside with polyurethane insulation which turns rigid. About 6 inches would be plenty. then you anchor a mesh to it and spry the gunnite all over the inside as though it was an upside down swimming pool. (same concrete).
Then you paint of overlay a waterproof membrane over the outside, and you're ready for interior decorating. They are supposed to be able to be heated with a few light bulbs, but I'm not sure of that would apply to Canada.
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