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Will the Real Gordon Sinclair Please Sit Down
Gordon Sinclair--instantly identifiable by his trademark bowties and irascibility--was one of the greatest of all Canadian newspapermen. These are his memoirs.$9.95, Paperback
Canada's Colonies
Since the first British naval expeditions to the "Frozen North," the history of the North has been romanticised. Published in 1985, this book presents history as actually seen from the North.$9.95, Paperback
Jolts
First published in 1985, Jolts is a lively examination of the differences between Canadian and U.S. television.
$16.95, Paperback
Misguided Missiles
Misguided Missiles offers a vital an immediate appreciation of one of the most contentious debates in Canadian national life in the early 1980s
$6.95, Paperback
Peasants in the Promised Land
This is the first book to focus on the formative period of Ukrainian settlement in Canada. Drawing on exhaustive research, including rich Ukrainian-language archival sources, the author brings history to life.
$14.95, Paperback
The Other Macdonald Report
$19.95, Paperback
The Prince and His Lady
The story of Canada's 18th century royal romance - the Duke of Kent and his true love and the destiny that tore them apart, but left the city of Halifax with several fine architectural monuments.$9.95, PaperbackToronto Since 1918
In Toronto Since 1918, first released in 1985, author James Lemon explores seventy years of Toronto's development.$34.95, Hardcover
Brian Mulroney
Before the GST and before Free Trade, Brian Mulroney was a small town boy who announced at nineteen years old that he would one day be Prime Minister. This is his story.
$9.95, Paperback
By Reason of Doubt
One day in Paris Cyril Belshaw reported that his wife Betty had disappeared without a trace. Soon afterward her mutilated corpse was discovered concealed on a mountainside--and Cyril was charged with her murder.$9.95, PaperbackJoseph Howe Volumes I & II
Joseph Howe is an epic two-volume account of the life of one of the towering figures of the fight for Responsible Government in the colonies that would come together to form the modern Canadian nation.$12.95, Paperback
Ma Murray and the Newspapering Murrays
The story of a pioneering Canadian newspaperwoman who became a legend in her own time.$9.95, PaperbackThe Company Store
In the first decades of the 20th century, Cape Breton miners faced soldiers, machine guns, prison sentences, starvation, homelessness.$9.95, PaperbackToronto to 1918
Toronto to 1918, first published in 1984, examines the lives of the people who built Toronto.$34.95, Hardcover
E. P. Taylor
E. P. Taylor was one of the greatest and most successful business figures of the 20th century.$9.95, Paperback
Letters from a Lady Rancher
The lively, delightfully written adventures of a young woman who married a homesteader and started a new life in the West.$9.95, PaperbackMarketing Canada's Energy
Written in the early 1980s, author I.A. McDougall analyzed Canada's growing dependence on precarious foreign sources of energy.$45.00, HardcoverMarketing Canada's Energy
Written in the early 1980s, author I.A. McDougall analyzed Canada's growing dependence on precarious foreign sources of energy.$14.95, Paperback
Quebec: A History 1867-1929
The first in this major two-volume history of the province, this title provides a concise history of political, social, and economic development in Quebec from Confederation to the Great Depression.
$29.95, Paperback
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