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Toronto to 1918
Toronto to 1918, first published in 1984, examines the lives of the people who built Toronto.$29.95, paperback
Stratford
In this book you will discover the story of Stratford's origins and growth and see the city's past and present in more than 100 contemporary and archival photographs.$16.95, paperback
William James' Toronto Views
William James' Toronto Views offers an intimate and unparalleled portrait of the burgeoning city as it grew into the twentieth century.$24.95, paperback
Revolution at Queen's Park
First published in 1997, Revolution at Queen's Park tracks radical changes in Ontario politics during the crucial decade between 1985 and 1995.
$19.95, paperback
The Ontario Alternative Budget Papers
The Ontario Alternative Budget Papers analyses neo-conservative slash-and-burn budgets of the late 1990s, offering humane, effective options for public finance.$35.00, paperback
Mennonite Furniture
The art, architecture and furniture of Ontario's Mennonite settlers reflected the deep convictions of these law-abiding, profoundly religious and pacifist people.$2.99, paperback
The Age of Mackenzie King
William Lyon Mackenzie King played a vital role in shaping Canadian politics, economics and international relations from 1900 to the present. His importance is indicated by the energy of Liberal party historians in creating an official version of life.
$16.95, paperback
The Tiny Perfect Mayor
When David Crombie won his surprise victory in the 1972 mayoralty race in Toronto, everyone thought it was a victory for citizen activism and for a saner approach to urban development. Was it?$14.95, paperback
The Real World of City Politics
The accounts given here, originally published in 1970, offer a lively portrait of development in Canada's largest city at a crucial period in its history.
$14.95, paperback