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Canada's Constitutional Monarchy reintroduces Canadians to a rich institution integral to our ideals of democracy and parliamentary government. Author Nathan Tidridge presents the Canadian Crown as a unique institution at the very heart of our Confederation, exploring its history from its beginnings in 16th-century New France.

On film, on the page, in fashion, and in a host of other areas, female desire is routinely shown as subordinate to male desire - when it isn't suppressed altogether. In a series of rebellious, humorous, and well-documented essays, Lili Boisvert sketches the contours of what could be true sexual liberation for women.

In Blood Count, a man who has lost his lover to AIDS enlists Crang to help him find the man who infected him.

In this second installment of the bestselling Canadian Heroines series, Merna Forster brings together another 100 engaging stories of great characters and wonderful images. Meet famous and forgotten women in many different fields, including the Degrassi kids, Captain Kool, and the woman dubbed "the atomic mosquito."

The name James FitzGibbon struck terror in the hearts of U.S. soldiers crossing the border to attack Canada during the War of 1812. This is the dramatic story of his life and that of the daring exploits of his Green Tigers, his 50 specially trained, hand-picked men from the 49th Regiment of the British Army in Upper Canada.

Sky Train collects 35 of McBurneys creative non-fiction pieces, in which Isaac Brock, steam trains, ghost soldiers, and lost loves all find a home.

This revised and expanded edition provides an inside look at provincial politics in Ontario through the eyes of the 17-year leader of the Ontario CCF/NDP.

A hip-hop star hires criminal lawyer Crang to save him from a messy blackmail. In the course of performing the rescue, Crang gets embroiled with a gang running a porn operation. These guys play rough, and after someone dies a violent death, Crang has a murder to solve before he can tidy up his hip-hop client's reputation.

While the major crimes unit is investigating the mysterious death of a young single mother, Kala Stonechild has to deal with her niece's father coming back into her life.

Joe Shoe returns to Toronto and finds that theres been a murder near his childhood home. His old friends, girlfriends, and even relatives seem to have motives for the crime.

Raising children can take a wrecking ball to your ambitions, your finances, your relationships, even your health. Harried mother of three Shantelle Bisson guides readers through it all - breastfeeding, staying romantically connected, screen time, discipline, even helicopter parenting - and helps them to keep their cool throughout!

The Complex Arms is the story of thirteen tenants whose lives are dramatically changed by the force of nature in one afternoon in Edmonton in 1987.

Accounts of some of the most dramatic search-and-rescue operations ever attempted in Canada.

This biography reconstructs the life of Sister Catherine Donnelly, founder of the Sisters of Service in 1922.

One of the most enduring legacies of the War of 1812 was the creation of heroes and heroines. The earliest of those heroic individuals was Isaac Brock. It's striking how a British general whose military role in that two-and-a-half-year war lasted less than five months became the best known hero, and one revered far and wide.

Call in Pinkerton's is the history of the agency's work on behalf of Canadian governments and police forces.

Detective Inspector David Bliss has been transferred from London, England, to Hampshire. On what seems to be an open-and-shut case, the police cant find the body.

Before he was hanged, Captain Kidd claimed to have hidden a vast fortune in the Indies. Harris concludes there is much to justify his claim.

When Martin Gordonstone dies suddenly, Inspector David Bliss suspects foul play and must revisit a crime that has haunted him for 20 years.

With insightful interviews, thorough reporting, and colourful storytelling, The Voyageurs takes readers inside the renaissance of the Canadian men's national soccer team, detailing how a generation of growth of soccer in the country led Canada's team from darkness to the world stage.

Canadian author Hugh Hood's first collection of short stories.

When Lieutenant-Colonel George Armstrong Custer made his last stand in the battle at Little Bighorn River in 1876, there were 17 Canadians with the U.S. 7th Cavalry at the scene. Some had been in the Civil War, some were close friends or admirers of Custer, and some were mercenaries who just wanted a job with adventure.

Sisters of the Wolf is a thrilling adventure of friendship, culture clash, bravery, and survival set in Ice Age Europe. After being separated from their tribes, Keena and Shinoni must learn to survive as they are pursued by a ruthless hunter in a land rumbling with advancing glaciers and teeming with mighty predators.

Former MLA Nick Loenen examines what proportional representation can do for Canadian politics.

These stories, written by Canadians, paint a picture of what it's like to experience the emotional and physical facets of infertility, miscarriage, and pregnancy loss: the pain, sadness, desperation, hope, humour, frustration, and also the knowledge that while these issues are often out of our control, there is a way through them.