Book Review: Professor Julie Guard writes about the left-leaning Housewives Consumers Association, which pressured governments to lower prices on essential food items for Canadian families.
Book Review: With Seen but Not Seen, Smith has taken a voluminous amount of research and distilled it into a readable, balanced account that’s packed with fascinating detail. His evident passion for the topic shines through.
Book Review: In Drop Dead by Lorna Poplak, the author has provided a serious exploration of Canada’s history of capital punishment from Confederation to abolition, honing in on the preferred method: public hanging.
Book Review: Yardwork is author Daniel Coleman’s journey to intimately understand Hamilton’s stories — using his garden in the shadow of the Niagara Escarpment as a frame of reference.
