Book review: The authors have collaborated to present a meticulously researched overview of la belle province romance literature from the early 1800s to the present.
Book Review: Let us stipulate that Conrad Black is a polarizing figure. Many Canadians disliked his way of doing business and his seemingly haughty view regarding his own country. Now, let us put that aside and consider on its merits his rather immodest, thousand-plus-pages Rise to Greatness.
Book review: The book Unsettling the Great White North is clear from its opening sentences that it’s a collection of essays that “engages with and interrupts the myth of benign Whiteness that has been deeply implanted” in the Canadian consciousness.
Nancy Payne, editor of Kayak: Canada’s History Magazine for kids, shares her experience visiting Buxton National Historic Site and Museum and learning about slavery.
