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Building A People's Curriculum
This volume introduces a Quebec teachers' collective, La maîtresse d'école, recounting their history and presenting a sampler of their pedagogical writings.$14.95, Paperback
Claiming an Education
Claiming an Education offers a balanced presentation of the central issues facing education planners as they struggle to define the place of feminism in Canadian schools.$14.95, Paperback
It's Our Own Knowledge
A collection of papers presented at the Ontario Federation of Labour Conference on Education and Training in 1989, stressing the labour movement's continuing commitment to quality, free public education.$14.95, Paperback
Crowfoot
Crowfoot, a Blood Indian who became chief of the Blackfoot Nation, was a great warrior and peacemaker during the time of settlement of the Canadian West.$24.95, Paperback
Educating Citizens
Educating Citizens outlines a working class curriculum designed to prepare students for participation in a socialist democracy.$14.95, Paperback
The Facts on Free Trade
Written before Free Trade became a part of Canadian society, readable and hard-hitting, The Facts on Free Trade explains what the deal says, and what it means.$45.00, Paperback
Newsworthy
Fascinating, informal protraits of women in the Canadian media: the stories of their struggles for success.$9.95, Paperback
From the Roots Up
First published in 1986, this book presents an alternative vision of the economy, one that is not dominated by conventional indicators and analyses of the narrower market economy.$16.95, Paperback
New Age Business
First published in 1986, New Age Business is a pioneering exploration of the economic model known as the "community development corporation."$35.00, Paperback
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
You've got ten minutes to get that flag down...
With contributions from John Ralston Saul, Rick Salutin, David Suzuki and many others, "You've got ten minutes to get that flag down..." is a vivid, immediate report on the state of Canadian culture in the mid-1980s.$25.00, 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
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
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
Troublemaker!
The memoirs of a witty, warm-hearted, irreverent newspaperman who witnessed the golden age of western Canada, 1935 to 1955.$9.95, Paperback
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
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
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