Craft Dinner: Stories and Texts 1966-1976

Nichol

Literature & Fiction

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In England Now That Spring

McCaffery, Steve

Nicholl

The Native in Literature

Book by Lecker, Robert, David, Jack, Quigley, Ellen

Canadian Writers and Their Works: Poetry (Canadian Writers & Their Works Poetry Series)

LECKER, Robert

DAVID, Jack

Quigley, Ellen

History & Criticism

The third volume of The New Age focuses on Matt Goderich's parents and on the social upheavals during the 1920s and 1930s. Hood moves from scenes of money burning at the Canadian mint, to moments of panic at the Winnipeg General Strike, to penetrating analyses of style and fashion as they emerged in Canada during the Depression years.

Reservoir Ravine

HOOD, Hugh

Robertson Davies and His Works (Ecw Canadian Author Series)

Mills, John.

Probable Fictions: Alice Munro's Narrative Acts

The Boomer Factor is the latest in Reginald Bibby's best-selling series of books on social trends in Canada. In The Boomer Factor Bibby, one of the country's foremost trend-trackers and social commentators, examines just what kind of country the Boomers will be leaving behind. Drawing on his well-known and unparalleled series of national surveys of adults and teenagers spanning the years 1975 to 2005, he identifies ten important trends, including significant changes pertaining to: the pervasiveness of diversity, the decline of community, the rise of the desire for input, the new basis for decision-making, the new sense of time, and the information explosion. He also exposes myths about what people want and the decline of civility, conventional family aspirations, and religion. Bibby offers provocative assessments of the implications of these patterns for social and personal well-being in Canada, in the process evaluating the Boomer legacy. He again displays his trademark ability to present important research findings in a journalistic and engaging style. The Boomer Factor has been greeted with enthusiasm, with the national media giving the book major attention.

The Boomer Factor: What Canada's Most Famous Generation Is Leaving Behind

Politics & Social Sciences

Bibby, Reginald W., Ph.d.

Social Sciences

As an athlete, family man, and star employee, Pete Leonard had it all. But now the years and years of going along to get along are taking their toll. His second marriage is as shaky as his right hand after a night spent coddling a bottle, his employees think he's a joke, and his boss is just looking for an excuse to show him the door. Can things get any worse? Well, how would you feel if you actually started seeing moose around your office? That's the premise of this new book from acclaimed author Jim Clemmer. Moose on the Table is one manager’s story of finding and overcoming fear — one tiny step at a time. Come along as Pete learns to face the moose threatening the communications and effectiveness of his department, organization — and even his life. In this “edutaining” business fable, Clemmer provides realistic scenarios and solutions, showing how individuals and organizations can apply fundamental leadership principles to identify and resolve the challenges all of us face each and every day.

Moose on the Table: A Novel Approach to Communications @ Work

Business & Money

CLEMMER, Jim

Skills

Laurence, Margaret, -- 1926-1987. -- Stone angel.

Introducing Margaret Laurence's the Stone Angel

WOODCOCK, George

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