Canadian History

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Title & Subtitle	Abstract	Contributors	Pages	Year	Purchase
From NEW! Sun Spot From: Tracking the Caribou Queen View NeWest Press	The chapter explores Margie’s memories of new mukluks, the 1956 Meteor station wagon, and a child’s fear of the unknown.	Margaret Macpherson	13	2022	$1.30 Add
From Suppressing Dissent From: A Communist for the RCMP View Between The Lines		Dennis Gruending	14	2024	$1.40 Add
From Survivors Stories Innocent From: The Hope that Remains View Véhicule Press	Innocent recounts his story of the genocide which began when he was nine years old, during which he lost five siblings and his parents. Afterward, he stayed with his remaining family members, who …	Christine Magill	13	2019	$1.30 Add
From Survivors Stories Bertin From: The Hope that Remains View Collection: Witnesses to Global Conflict: Canadian Authors' Accounts Véhicule Press	Bertin was an adult during the genocide, and so remembers it very clearly. In 1990, when the RFP arrived in Rwanda, Bertin was arrested and jailed because of his job in hydroelectricity, …	Christine Magill	25	2019	$2.50 Add
From Survivors Stories Ruth From: The Hope that Remains View Véhicule Press	Ruth was a young adult during the genocide, and lost many members of her family. Afterward she was traumatized, but eventually found her way to healing and forgiveness through her relationship …	Christine Magill	13	2019	$1.30 Add
From Survivors Stories Marie From: The Hope that Remains View Collection: Witnesses to Global Conflict: Canadian Authors' Accounts Véhicule Press	Marie was thirteen during the genocide and was saved along with her sister by Hutu women they knew. She explains finding her remaining family, recovering from her injuries and eventually making a …	Christine Magill	12	2019	$1.20 Add
From Survivors Stories CoCo From: The Hope that Remains View Véhicule Press	CoCo describes how when she was eleven, she managed to flee to the Congo during the genocide, and returned later to Rwanda with most of her family surviving. She later befriended an American …	Christine Magill	13	2019	$1.30 Add
From Survivors Stories Annick From: The Hope that Remains View Véhicule Press	Annick was twelve during the genocide. She was separated from her family, who were eventually killed except for a much older brother. She eventually was taken in by an abusive Hutu family before …	Christine Magill	26	2019	$2.60 Add
From Survivors Stories Beatrice From: The Hope that Remains View Collection: Witnesses to Global Conflict: Canadian Authors' Accounts Véhicule Press	Beatrice describes her childhood in Rwanda before the genocide, during which she was a young adult. She had left Rwanda for Burundi before and during the main part of the genocide, which had …	Christine Magill	14	2019	$1.40 Add
From Survivors Stories Clement From: The Hope that Remains View Véhicule Press	Clement was a child when the genocide happened. His house was burned down, and he fled for many months with his sister. He eventually was reunited with most of his family. Eventually, he decided …	Christine Magill	13	2019	$1.30 Add
From Survivors Stories Rose From: The Hope that Remains View Véhicule Press	Rose was eighteen and attended a boarding school during the genocide. She was taken hostage, during which time things happened that she cannot speak about. She finished school in Rwanda but she …	Christine Magill	16	2019	$1.60 Add
From Survivors Stories Angelic From: The Hope that Remains View Véhicule Press	People in Angelic’s life were attacked starting in 1991. She was a young adult, and early on in the genocide, her boyfriend was killed by one of his roommates. She was one of 43 people …	Christine Magill	11	2019	$1.10 Add
From Sweetheart Heroines From: Immodest and Sensational View James Lorimer and Company	1940-1955. Examines the effect of the war on women’s sports and how the immidiate post-war period was characterized by a remarkable emphasis on beauty, grace, femininity and, for some …	M. Ann Hall	10	2008	$1.00 Add
From NEW! Swing Low, Sweet Chariot From: Eyes Have Seen View Baraka Books	In this chapter, Anderson recounts his experience settling into a cramped Montreal apartment and exploring Little Burgundy, the Black neighbourhood known as the “Harlem of the North.”	Fred Anderson	14	2025	$1.40 Add
From Headline Homophobia Tops Tabloid Treatments! From: Any Other Way View Coach House Books	A selection of headlines that appeared in Toronto’s tabloids.	Christine Sismondo	3	2017	$0.30 Add
From Tabula Rasa From: The Ward View Coach House Books		Mark Kingwell	3	2015	$0.30 Add