Canada's best-known contributor to the world of jazz is pianist Oscar Peterson. Although nine years younger than ...
By Doug Rollins
Non-Fiction
At the dawn of World War II, Verdun, a borough on the western side of the Island of Montreal, was "a municipality ...
By Margaret Goldik
This book, based on the exhibit "The Scots: Dyed in the Wool Montrealers," is a collaborative effort among ...
By Margaret Goldik
"Scotland is a place in the sun and the rain, but it is more than that; it is a kingdom of the mind…The old ...
By Margaret Goldik
This is the sixth in Lucille Campey's series of meticulously researched histories about the Scottish exodus to ...
By Margaret Goldik
Denys Arcand: A Life in Film is the rather prosaic translated title of Réal La Rochelle's provocatively ...
By Claude Lalumière
He's an author, an editor, co-founder and co-publisher of ECW Press. He's the professor you always wanted. He's a ...
By Joan Eyolfson Cadham
"We live in the midst of one of the most vibrant eras in literary history," writes Peter Swirski, "...And even as ...
By Mark Heffernan
Afua Cooper's book represents a major contribution to Canadian history in both the academic and popular realms. As ...
By Cassandra Hanrahan
"Rave is the refuge for the morally deficient. It's made by dull people for dull ...
By Jon Paul Fiorentino
When asked to review Maps of Difference: Canada, Women, and Travel, I agreed with alacrity. As an ...
By Louise Abbott
"Stories aren't a luxury," the novelist Robert Stone once said, "they're as necessary as breathing." They're also ...
By Joel Yanofsky