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Nobody Asked Me
For most of her life, thirteen-year-old Rachel has lived with her parents on an isolated forestry station in the middle of Vancouver Island.$6.95, PaperbackInterest ages: 8-15
Not Enough
This book provides a range of detailed information, charts and graphs, dealing with the extent, depth and length of poverty in Canada in the 1980s.
$25.00, Paperback
Planning and the Economy
First published in 1984, Planning and the Economy is a strongly argued entry into the vital debates over Canadian political and economic policy in the early 1980s
$14.95, Paperback
Rebuilding From Within
In this study, written in 1984, the author discusses problems and weaknesses in Canada's economy and offers solutions for improving in the future.
$12.95, Paperback
The Future of Grain
Written in the early 1980s, The Future of Grain examines Canada's growing grain exports and the outlook for the industry's future.$14.95, Paperback
The Minerva Program
Minerva Wright had a feeling that she was going to be good at computers. And she was...almost too good!$5.95, PaperbackInterest ages: 8-15
The World Economy in Crisis
World Economy in Crisis offers an acute diagnosis of the pervasive malaise facing the world economy in the 1970s, and a critical perspective on contemporary official responses to it.
$14.95, Paperback
Canada and the Nuclear Arms Race
A Cold War era report on the nuclear arms race between the US and the USSR. Several of Canada's experts on the nuclear arms race critique Canada's role in this crisis.
$40.00, Paperback
Canada's Video Revolution
Canada's Video Revolution examines the changes in communications technologies that occurred at the beginning of the 1980s and their effects on Canadian society.
$45.00, Paperback
Formaldehyde on Trial
First published in 1983, Formaldehyde on Trial is a startling study of how our technologically advanced "chemical society" remains backwards when it comes to protecting the public health.
$16.95, Paperback
Half-Breed
Maria Campbell's biography is a classic, vital account of a young Métis woman's struggle to come to terms with the joys, sorrows, loves and tragedies of her northern Saskatchewan childhood.$14.95, Paperback
How Ottawa Spends
In How Ottawa Spends, some of the country's top political analysts get inside the byzantine world of federal decision-making, shedding light on the real priorities of the political parties.
$16.95, Paperback
Hugh MacLennan: A Writer's Life
Hugh MacLennan is one of Canada's great writers. Five-time winner of the Governor General's Award, his work includes some of the best loved and most read Canadian novels of all time.$9.95, Paperback
Louis 'David' Riel
Louis Riel is one of the great tragic heroes in Canadian history, and one of its most misunderstood. Was he a prophet or a madman? The debate rages still...$9.95, Paperback
Morgentaler
Eleanor Pelrine describes the circumstances and motives that led Morgentaler to found an abortion clinic, and she chronicles the decade-long battles that followed between Morgentaler and the authorities.$9.95, Paperback
My Name is Paula Popowich!
For Paula Herman, 11 going on 12, life is pretty straightforward - until the summer her mother decides to move to Edmonton. There Paula begins to unravel the mystery of her past and things begin to get complicated.$9.95, PaperbackInterest ages: 8-15
My Uncle Stephen Leacock
Introducing Stephen Leacock, Canada's most famous humourist, and the whole Leacock clan - as seen through the eyes of a perceptive and observant young girl.$9.95, Paperback
Nathan Cohen
For twenty years, Nathan Cohen was the critic of theatre and entertainment in Canada. But he was far more than a critic: he was a one-man torrent of energy, enthusiasm, and activity devoted to the development of a Canadian cultural life.$9.95, Paperback
Offshore Oil
First published in 1983, Offshore Oil is an early and prescient analysis of the prospects for oil and gas development off Canada's east coast.$14.95, Paperback
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