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Title & Subtitle	Abstract	Contributors	Pages	Year	Purchase
From It Seemed Like a Gay Weddig To Me From: Any Other Way View	Bob Gallagher recalls his efforts to immigrate to Toronto from the United States.	Bob Gallagher	3	2017	$0.30 Add
From Why Were Archaeologists Working in the Ward? From: The Ward Uncovered View		David & Williamson Robertson	6	2018	$0.60 Add
From Wide and Urban Wilderness: Defining Public Space in Allan Gardens From: Any Other Way View	Tatum Taylor recounts the history of Allan Gardens as a queer space, from a visit by Oscar Wilde in 1882 to the setting of Pride festivites in the 21st century.	Tatum Taylor	4	2017	$0.40 Add
From NEW! Wilderness From: Encampment View	This chapter explains the history of Toronto’s Kensington Market and the church, St. Stephen-in-the-Fields, that homes the encampment referred to throughout the book and for which Helwig is the priest.	Maggie Helwig	12	2025	$1.20 Add
From NEW! Wilderness Photography, Disability, and Me From: Living Disability View	Nicolas Steenhout writes about spending time outdoors and connecting to nature through bird photography. He discusses how he needing to advocate for accessibility at his job and in everyday life, …	Nicolas Steenhout	11	2024	$1.10 Add
From William James Toronto's First Photojournalist From: The Ward View		Vincenzo Pietropaolo	5	2015	$0.50 Add
From NEW! Williams Treaties AGREEMENTS, NAMING, AND PLACES From: Indigenous Toronto View	An essay on the Williams Treaties and resistance.	Wanda Nanibush	8	2021	$0.80 Add
From NEW! Wonton of Joy The Filling From: What We Talk About When We Talk About Dumplings View	Arlene Chan discusses her connection to Cantonises food and in particular the wonton, her family’s Kwong Chow Chop Suey Restaurant in Toronto, the annual ritual of making dumplings for …	Arlene Chan	6	2022	$0.60 Add
From Wood-Wellesley and the ‘Mystery Block’ From: Any Other Way View	Mark Obaldeston describes how the pressure of new building developments is reshaping and erasing historically queer spaces in Toronto.	Mark Osbaldeston	3	2017	$0.30 Add
From Working with Government Budgets From: Five Good Ideas View	This chapter by Dan Burns focuses on having an early approach to introducing your organization to the government and developing relationships with them that you will often depend on.	Dan Burns	6	2011	$0.60 Add
From Working with Volunteers From: Five Good Ideas View	This chapter by Gail Nyberg focuses on how to communicate with volunteers, understand your need for them, and formally recognize their work.	Gail Nyberg	5	2011	$0.50 Add
From Works Cited From: Haircuts by Children and Other Evidence for a New Social Contract View	Works Cited	Darren O'Donnell	5	2018	$0.50 Add
From Works Cited From: Closer View	Works Cited	Sarah Barmak	4	2016	$0.40 Add
From Works Cited From: You Only Live Twice View	Works Cited	Chase Joynt; Mike Hoolboom	2	2016	$0.20 Add
From I want Her So Much I Feel Sick: An Interview with Rough Trade’s Carole Pope From: Any Other Way View	Jane Farrow interview’s musician Carol Pope. They discuss the impact that Pope’s music had on Toronto’s queer community.	Jane Farrow; John Lorinc	4	2017	$0.40 Add
From Worship Services in Translation From: The Ward Uncovered View		Greer Anne Wenh-In Ng 伍 吳 詠 嫣	5	2018	$0.50 Add