Book review: Cape Breton in the Long Twentieth Century considers the periods of industrialization and deindustrialization the island experienced over the course of more than an actual century, analyzing how these processes determined people’s lives and experiences.
Book review: Barbara J. Messamore’s fascinating overview of the 1921 federal election arrived in bookstores just ahead of this past spring’s tariffcrazed “axe-the-tax” federal showdown.
Book Review: At the heart of this book are nine personalities who, in Gray’s opinion, had an outsized impact on Canadian values and consciousness, though not all are at the top of our history who’s who.
