Halifax’s Victorian-era public gardens – this is a fully illustrated account of the creation and maintenance of Canada’s finest Victorian public gardens, and the story of how hurricane destruction was transformed by a beautiful and sensitive restoration.

Revisionist historian Jacques R. Pauwels challenges readers to reconsider what they know about some key events in the last 250 years of world history.

A primer on Indigenous culture, history and contemporary social issues in Canada, used as the print course materials from the incredibly popular massive open online course offered by the Faculty of Native Studies, University of Alberta.

Archival images and contemporary photos illuminate the history of Toronto's businesses and industries.

Mining Country offers the stories of Canadian miners from past and present, from pre-settlement aboriginal mines to the development of Vancouver and Toronto as centres of global mining finance.

A full-colour illustrated book bringing together every major theory about who buried treasure on Nova Scotia’s famed Oak Island, explaining how they could have done it and why they selected this remote location — heavily illustrated with artwork, photographs, maps and artifacts.

While the Beatles were breaking up, John Lennon and Yoko Ono headed to Canada to stage a bed-in for peace, play a peace concert, and meet prime minister Trudeau.

A scholarly history of the Halifax Relief Commission after the Halifax Explosion of 1917.

The story of Canada's workers and their unions