Book Review: Even with my interest in natural history, I didn’t expect to find this five-hundred-plus-page tome all that engaging, given the dry title. Yet I found myself drawn in to Wetherell’s accessible, sometimes-passionate, always measured writing style.
Book Review: Those who have been overshadowed — the intellectual predecessors to the Quiet Revolution — include Éva Circé-Côté, the subject of Lévesque’s 2010 book that has now been translated into English.
Book Review: Who were the four men who succeeded Sir John A. Macdonald and served as prime minister between 1891 and 1896? Ontario writer Michael Hill gives this forgotten four the star treatment in The Lost Prime Ministers, an enlightening, entertaining, and easy-to-read account.
In this video, Ms. Francine Lelièvre, director at Pointe-à-Callière, Montréal Archaeology and History Complex, tells the story of an exceptional archaeological site -- the first Parliament of United Canada.
