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Sable Island
Sable Island has indelibly marked all who have come into contact with it. Since 1583, 350 ships have wrecked against its shape-shifting shores. This exciting collection casts explorers, castaways, pirates, settlers, and the quintessential symbols of survival - the Sable Island horses - in tales of death, destruction, and endurance.
$9.95, paperback
The Avro Arrow Story
Despite the efforts of courageous test pilots and some of the world's best designers, engineers, and technicians, the dream of the Avro Arrow was shattered.$16.95, paperback
The Invasion of Canada
This popular history of the War of 1812 is generously illustrated with archival images as well as with colour photography taken at historical sites fromthe war.$19.95, paperback
The Mass Media in Canada
Who decides what we read, watch, and hear?$29.95, paperback
The Mass Media in Canada
Who decides what we read, watch, and hear?$29.95, paperback
Hoaxes and Hexes
These stories of hoaxes and hexes illustrate our curious desire to believe in the impossible and explain the inexplicable.
$9.95, paperback
Shipwrecks of the Great Lakes
Great adventures, exciting tales of disaster on the Great Lakes.$9.95, paperbackInterest ages: 11-18
Secrets of Lake Simcoe
A lively book illustrated with archival photos, Secrets of Lake Simcoe is a valuable addition to local history collections and provides a refreshing way for anyone to view what some consider to be Canada's sixth Great Lake.$9.95, paperback
The Canadian Horse
The amazing and fascinating story of a 250-year-old breed of horse unique to Canada. Who knew Canada had a national horse?$9.95, paperback
Fighting for Women's Rights
From her time growing up in India and the Royal Court of Siam, Anna developed an independent nature that she brought with her to North America. As a well-known author, Anna toured America landing in Halifax where she single-handedly created an art school for girls - later to become the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design. This is her story.
$9.95, paperback
North of Superior
A beautifully illustrated popular history of Ontario's northwestern region from pre-contact to the present.
$34.95, paperback
Ontario Murders
Six chilling stories of notorious Ontario murders are recounted in this spine-tingling collection.
$9.95, paperbackInterest ages: 11-18
Toronto's Visual Legacy
A stunning look at Toronto's History from 1856 to the present.
$45.00, paperbackCanada and the Global Economy
In this book, Bob Chodos, Rae Murphy, and Eric Hamovitch consider the implications of globalization for Canada.$29.95, epub
Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald
Under a gloomy November sky, SS Edmund Fitzgerald suddenly surrendered to gale-force winds, plunging to the bottom of Lake Superior, leaving no survivors. This collection looks back to one of the most legendary shipwrecks of the Great Lakes. In the great battle between humans and nature, the outcome is often tragic and humbling.
$9.95, paperback
A Heritage of Stone
A Heritage of Stone offers a fascinating new perspective on the histories of many leading communities of south-western Ontario. It celebrates the many fine stone buildings which are the pride of these cities and towns.$34.95, paperback
Hamilton: A People's History
Hamilton: A People's History is lavishly illustrated with over 200 contemporary and archival images. The narrative and visuals together provide a vivid portrait of one of Ontario's most prosperous and appealing cities.$34.95, paperback
Living with Uncle
Living With Uncle examines the new realities of Canada's relations with the US in a world of a Conservative government in Ottawa. A new generation of analysts offers fresh insights into the challenges to Canada's independence, identity and democracy.$24.95, paperback
Lumber Kings and Shantymen
David Lee presents an in-depth history of the Ottawa Valley and the economy that dominated its formative years, as well as examining the environmental impact on the region's natural resources.$27.95, paperback