Louise Abbott and her husband, Niels Jensen, spent several years travelling the breadth of the Eastern Townships, ...
By Andrea Belcham
Non-Fiction at a Glance
Dimitrios Roussopoulos has chosen a variety of voices for this anthology; some are academically opaque, but others ...
By Margaret Goldik
Montreal's Baron de Hirsch Cemetery was created in what was called at the time Côte des Neiges West. It is ...
By Margaret Goldik
Astute Gazette readers will recognize the author of "Second Draft," a column on Montreal history. This ...
By Margaret Goldik
From Westminster Avenue in the west to Notre-Dame in the east, Sherbrooke Street spans 32 kilometres, diverse ...
By Margaret Goldik
A train museum between Delson and St. Constant, about an hour from Montreal, is a must-see for anyone with an ...
By Margaret Goldik
Quebec City is celebrating its 400th anniversary this year, and what better way to investigate one of the most ...
By Margaret Goldik
Montréal in Mind, the English version of Montréal en tête-published by Ulysses Travel Books-is a ...
By Margaret Goldik
MacIntyre Purcell has a slew of Books of Everything, about cities from Edmonton to Ottawa. The books don't ...
By Margaret Goldik
Many self-published books are submitted to the mRb for review. Most of them are badly edited: not only are ...
By Margaret Goldik
A childhood illness gave Gaymer the gift of time to observe: a bird she named Cheeky was the catalyst that ...
By Margaret Goldik
No Limits is subtitled "The Amazing Life Story of Rhona and Rhoda Wurtele, Canada's Olympian Skiing ...
By Margaret Goldik