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Brennan, Brian

Appleby, Rachel

Hudson, Jane

Bradley, John.

Business & Money

Oxford University Press

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Business one:one Pre-Intermediate Teacher's Book

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Rogues and Rebels introduces us to dozens of larger-than-life Westerners--some infamous, some obscure--who dared to be different. Brian Brennan chronicles the mavericks, iconoclasts, and adventurers who threw away the rulebook, thumbed their noses at convention, and let their detractors howl. They never retracted, never explained, never apologized, and they got things done. Discover the unforgettable characters who made the West what it is today. You know some by name: Jack Webster, Nellie McClung, and Tommy Douglas. Others are less well-known: the inventor of the Bloody Caesar; those who assumed fake identities to further their ambitions; the mysterious cult leader Brother XII, and more.

Rogues and Rebels: Unforgettable Characters from Canada's West

Biographies & Memoirs

Historical

University of Regina Press

Jerry is emigrating from Ireland to Canada because he hates his office job and wants to find a more fulfilling career. He's also on a mission to discover what happened to his ancestor Diarmuid, who left Ireland during the potato famines of the 1840s only to disappear without trace.After a frustrating stint as a touring musician, Jerry finds his calling in Canada as a newspaper journalist. But the mystery of his ancestor remains unsolved. Then just as Jerry is beginning to cope with a crisis in his own life, he comes across a diary that Diarmuid kept during his escape from Ireland on an overcrowded and disease-infested famine ship. Will this journal give Jerry the answers he seeks?The Love of One's Country is a captivating historical novel running on two tracks that ultimately converge in a way that will surprise and enlighten you. Add this novel to your library today and see how coming to Canada in the 19th century was a much riskier and more harrowing venture for Irish immigrants than it became for the descendants who followed them

The Love of One's Country

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

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<h4>Marilyn Monroe made front-page headlines for weeks when she came to the Canadian Rockies in 1953 to star in a movie called River of No Return</h4> . Fifty years later, the locals were still talking about how she tore an ankle ligament and almost drowned while shooting a scene on the Maligne River, and was kicked out of the Jasper Park Lodge because she "dressed inappropriately" for the hotel's elegant dining room. That meant she came to dinner still dressed in the skin-tight jeans the wardrobe department had made for her to wear in the movie. Author Brian Brennan tells that story and others in this collection of entertaining, inspiring and occasionally surprising historical vignettes about people who over the years have visited the Rockies for business or pleasure. Other well-known visitors have included country singer Wilf Carter, who began his career by entertaining tourists on trail rides, wildlife artist Carl Rungius, who hunted and painted bighorn sheep, King George VI, his wife Queen Elizabeth and - many years later - their daughter Princess Margaret. Additionally, Brennan tells about the lesser-known visitors. They included the pioneering explorers, missionaries, adventurers, climbers, photographers and writers who were seduced by the romance, the allure, and the mystique of these ancient and fabled peaks. "If you buy just one book about the Rockies, this is the one," writes Chic Scott, the author of Pushing the Limits: The Story of Canadian Mountaineering. Add it to your library today.

Romancing the Rockies: Mountaineers, Missionaries, Marilyn & More

Independently published

Alberta is filled with characters - pioneers, cowboys, entrepreneurs, artists, athletes, and many unsung heroes who have worked hard to make a difference. Brian Brennan highlights sixty Albertans who may not all be famous, but have left their mark on Alberta, making the province what it is today. 
 From ordinary Albertans to such local celebrities as Bob Edwards, Betty Mitchell, Stan Waters, Smiling Jack Gallagher, Wilf Carter, and Alice Murdoch Adams, Building a Province pays tribute to Alberta lives and accomplishments.

Building A Province: Sixty Alberta Lives

Fifth House Publishers

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