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100 Fascinating Londoners
Stories drawn from the lives of more than one hundred people, both the influential and the infamous, who made London their home.
$24.95, paperback
Fort Henry
Fort Henry: An Illustrated History tells the colourful story of one of Canada’s most impressive military garrisons in Kingston
$29.95, paperback
Joseph Brant and His World
A beautifully illustrated biography tracing Joseph Brant’s journey from Mohawk leader to influential First Nations statesman who negotiated the resettlement of the Six Nations along southern Ontario’s Grand River.$29.95, paperback
Secrets of Lake Simcoe
Secrets of Lake Simcoe tells fascinating stories associated with the lake’s evolution from an ancient Indigenous travel route and strategic fur-trade highway into today’s premier recreational playground.
$16.95, paperback
The Invasion of Canada
Reminding Canadians that the US has tried to take Canada by force, this is the story of the War of 1812 conflict. Ilustrated with paintings and contemporary photos of key 1812 historical sites.$29.95, paperback
The Mystery of the Oak Island Treasure
The history of the 200-year-old treasure hunt on Nova Scotia’s south shore, and the fascinating legends and lores that surround it..$16.95, paperback
Breaking Free of Neoliberalism in Trump Times
Alex Himelfarb explores neoliberalism’s history and troubling reappearance in Canadian politics, and why the need for new thinking is more urgent than ever
$27.95, paperback
Toronto: The First 13,000 Years
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.
$29.95, paperback
London Street Names
London Street Names is your guide to the stories behind London’s streets. This new edition includes 30 new streets, each with a story that contributes to the city’s past and present.
$24.95, paperback
Capitalism, Colonialism, and Crises: The Remaking of Modern Canada 1960–2025
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.
$39.95, hardcover
Targeting Libya
A look into Canada’s little-known role as a foreign power in shaping Libya's past, present and future.
$27.95, paperback
Casa Loma
The fascinating story of industrialist Sir Henry Pellatt and his lavish Toronto home
$24.95, paperback
Capitalism and Colonialism: The Making of Modern Canada 1890–1960
Capitalism and Colonialism: The Making of Modern Canada 1890–1960 continues the examination of our nation’s past through a new lens, incorporating the scholarship of Canadian historians to portray a richly endowed and wealthy but very unequal first-world country.
$39.95, hardcover
Breaking Free of Neoliberalism: Canada's Challenge
Neoliberalism – idealizing free-market capitalism – sets the boundaries for how we are governed in Canada, no matter who is in power. Author Alex Himelfarb explores why these ideas persist when the need for dramatic action on issues like inequality and global warming is obvious to all.
$27.95, paperback
The Trudeau Record: Promise v. Performance
An authoritative review of Justin Trudeau's tenure, with 25 independent experts weighing in on his promises and performance.
$27.95, paperback
Black History of Nova Scotia
$75.00, hardcover
Canada's State Police
The 150 year legacy of the RCMP, Canada’s national state police.
$27.95, paperback
Canada in Afghanistan
How and why Canada went to war in Afghanistan, what Canadians were doing on the ground, and why the effort failed to achieve any of its aims – military, humanitarian, or diplomatic
$27.95, paperback
Vancouver Ltd.
Donald Gutstein reveals the tangled web of corporate ownership and influence, family relationships and social contacts which held the Vancouver business establishment together in the 1970s
$29.95, paperback