-
Up Against City Hall
First published in 1972, Up Against City Hall is a inside look at a period of remarkable change in Canadian municipal politics penned by one of the nation's most effective reformers.$45.00, Hardcover
Forced Growth
Here is the amazing inside story of how unknown European promoters got $92 million from Manitoba governments to build a pulp and paper complex which was then called into receivership by the government and was the subject of a judicial enquiry.$14.95, Paperback
Working People
This book is a portrait of the people and events of a working-class Toronto neighbourhood under pressure from developers and middle-class renovators.$14.95, Paperback
The Real World of City Politics
The accounts given here, originally published in 1970, offer a lively portrait of development in Canada's largest city at a crucial period in its history.
$45.00, Hardcover
Who Pays?
This book looks at the way post-secondary education in Ontario is financed.At the opening of the 1970s, Canadian universities were riding the crest of an unprecedented wave of expansion. Charles Hanly took a critical look at how that expansion was funded--and in whose interest.
$10.00, Hardcover
For King and Country
Young Will Coleman was determined to enlist in the army to make his father proud. But rampant discrimination would prevent him from achieving that goal.
$14.95, PaperbackInterest ages: 12-18
Indigenous Canada: Looking Forward/Looking Back
A primer on Indigenous culture, history and contemporary social issues in Canada, used as the print course materials from the incredibly popular massive open online course offered by the Faculty of Native Studies, University of Alberta.
$27.95, PaperbackShopping Cart