Diplomat, politician and author Bob Rae assembles the most thoughtful voices in Canada to explore the urgent questions about our country’s future.

This new history of Canada offers readers a bold retelling of our past, the legacy of Indigenous dispossession and the means in which we created a wealthy and resource-rich but very unequal first-world country.

Alex Himelfarb explores neoliberalism’s history and troubling reappearance in Canadian politics, and why the need for new thinking is more urgent than ever

A full-colour illustrated history of cars and car-makers, with images of Canadian cars old and new, plus car company ads and promotional images.

An analysis of the forces driving disunity in Canada. This book offers Canadians a path forward in rebuilding civic responsibility and finding common ground.

Unforgettable events and a lively cast of characters paint a vivid picture of 1960s and 1970s Toronto, featuring developers, politicians, labour leaders and Mafiosi.

Matt Malone takes Canadians around the world to see how far behind we are in government openness compared to countries that treat information as a democratic right.

A richly illustrated history of Toronto spanning 13,000 years, which traces the enduring presence and cultures of its first peoples alongside colonial and industrial transformations to the present day, this book presents a layered and interconnected history of our city.