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Walter Gordon
The biography of a gentle, passionate patriot who became an Ottawa insider and fought for his vision of an independent Canada.$9.95, Paperback
When I Was Young
The story of an aristocratic youth growing up in Edwardian Toronto, told with engaging candour and wit.$9.95, Paperback
Willie : A Romance
Heather Robinson has made Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King's bizarre and paradoxical psyche the mainspring of a historical novel of consummate invention, audacity and wit.$19.95, Hardcover
A Reader on Prevention and Social Policies
First published in 1982, this book examines issues of prevention in a Canadian context, culling comment and experience from those deeply involved in human service delivery.
$35.00, Paperback
And Where Do We Go From Here?
Written in 1982, this book examines the difficulty renters face in the rental housing market, and whether housing allowance programs are adequate to provide the framework of intervention needed to resolve these difficulties.$35.00, Paperback
Billy Higgins Rides the Freights
Growing up during the Great Depression isn't easy for 13-year-old Billy Higgins, especially when he has to quit school and look for work.$6.95, PaperbackInterest ages: 7-15
Canadian Manufacturing, Volume II
Canadian Manufacturing is a precise, analytical examination of important aspects of the Canadian economy at a crucial period in national development.$16.95, Paperback
Computers on the Job
Written as the computer revolution dawned on Canadian society, Computers on the Job introduces the effects of technological change on people in their homes and workplaces.$19.95, Paperback
Controlling Inflation
Published in 1982, this book examines how eighteen Western countries dealt with extraordinary inflationary pressures of the 1970s.
$16.95, Paperback
Financing the Future
Financing the Future is an immediate and detailed analysis of the state of Canadian capital markets in the early 1980s.$14.95, Paperback
How Ottawa Spends Your Tax Dollars
No matter what the politicians say, it's the way a government decides to spend its money that reveals its true priorities. This book focuses on the federal government's spending plans for economic development programs.
$16.95, Paperback
The Baitchopper
Andrew Gurney knows his father is involved in the fight for a fisherman's union, but such grown-up problems have little place in his 13-year-old world - until a street battle with kids from the other side makes him realise that his father fight has also b$6.95, PaperbackInterest ages: 8-15
The Future of Canada's Auto Industry
An analysis of one of Canada's most important industries at a crucial period in its development.$14.95, Paperback
A Guide to First Spring on the Grand Banks
This guide has been prepared to assist teachers at the senior elementary and early secondary levels who would like to use Bill Freeman's First Spring on the Grand Banks young adult novel in English and in Canadian history classes.$10.00, Spiral-boundInterest ages: 11-16
After the Developers
The contributors to this collection examine the future of our cities and discuss the new issues facing urban Canada.$19.95, Paperback
Beyond the Monetarists
This book is a collection of papers from the Canadian Institute for Economic Policy sponsored Conference on Post-Keynesian Alternatives.$12.95, Paperback
Bob Blair's Pipeline
Written in the early 80s, this book brings to life the fascinating story of pipe-liners, politicians and the chase for the big energy dollars.
$9.95, Paperback
How Ottawa Spends Your Tax Dollars
This study provides in-depth, critical analysis of the 1981 federal expenditures budget.$16.95, Paperback
How to Fight for What's Right
First published in 1981, How to Fight for What's Right remains a practical and useful guide to advocacy and the law.
$12.95, Paperback
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