Book Review: According to Paul Litt, Trudeau was innately comfortable with the new requirements of television, and he was, willy-nilly, part of the new nationalism that was taking hold of urban, professional, managerial English Canada and that helped to catapult him to high office.
Book review: With his deeply researched, enjoyably readable book, Ravvin addresses this shortcoming, weaving his grandfather’s story with the realities of Canada’s immigration history to expand that narrative.
Book Review: Museums are in a constant state of change. They have moved from the Victorian cabinets of curiosities to more sophisticated sites that offer storylines, reconstructions, and films.
