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Title & Subtitle	Abstract	Contributors	Pages	Year	Purchase
From Democratic Rights From: The Charter of Rights and Freedoms View	Chapter 4 deals with judicial decisions regarding the “democratic rights” — for example, whether prisoners can vote, whether the Charter might force a more equitable …	Ian Greene	44	2014	$4.40 Add
From Demolition From: Righting Canada’s Wrongs: Africville View	This chapter describes the decision that led up to the demolition of Africville, the efforts made to preserve it and the impact it had on redidents. It illustrates this with drawings, …	Gloria Ann Wesley	16	2019	$1.60 Add
From Demons for Negotiators From: Negotiating So Everyone Wins View	The majority of difficulties that occur in a bargaining process arise out of errors made by the negotiators themselves which Dingwall breaks down into ego-creep, bias, neediness, naïve …	David C. Dingwall	22	2016	$2.20 Add
From Demonstrations on Campus and the Case of Israeli Apartheid Week From: Academic Freedom in Conflict View	Richard Moon takes up the question of whether there should be more restrictions on freedom of expression in the university in order for it to fulfill its educational mission, noting that the …	Richard Moon	26	2014	$2.60 Add
From Deny Income Inequality From: Harperism View	looks at how the Harper Government has denied that there is income inequality through canada in their policies and neo-liberal mentality	Donald Gutstein	36	2014	$3.60 Add
From Deregulation and Continental Regulatory Harmonization From: Living with Uncle View	beyond the narrow self-interest of companies, there is not a solid economic case to be made for deregulation. Instead, there is good reason to believe that this is a policy initiative that …	Bruce Campbell; Marc Lee	22	2006	$2.20 Add
From Devastation and Protest The Depression in the West From: The Rise of the New West View	1930s, the unprepared farmers and works and the government response to the situation. Outlines the founding of social credit and the CCF	John F. Conway	42	2014	$4.20 Add
From Dialogue with the Ethics Committee Continues From: Protecting Research Confidentiality View	Looks at the further dialogue with the ethics committee in an effort to get their research underwhere before the opportunity vanished	John Lowman; Ted Palys	8	2014	$0.80 Add
From Dippers From: Sweethearts View	1950-1960. Italian Immigration to Canada in the early 1950s their need to find work and finding jubs in construction. Explores the creation of unions for housing workers	Catherine Wismer	18	2014	$1.80 Add
From Dirty Hands, Deception and Duplicity From: Honest Politics Now View	Discusses "dirty-handed politics" (unethical behaviour rationalized as serving the public good) such as dirty campaigning and moves made in the name of state and national security.	David P. Shugarman; Shaun Young	48	2017	$4.80 Add
From Discipline and Desertion From: Gunboats on the Great Lakes 1866-68 View	Describes the discipline that was expected of British Navy sailors in the mid-1860s and details what happened to deserters.	Cheryl MacDonald	23	2017	$2.30 Add
From Discovering a Political Life From: How We Changed Toronto View	Sewell recounts what brought him to getting involved in city politics and brings us right to his election as junior alderman in 1967	John Sewell	25	2015	$2.50 Add
From Discriminatory — But Defensible? From: Gay Marriage View	Judge Ian H. Pitfield of the Supreme Court of Canada’s ruling in 2001 that excluding gays and lesbians from the institution of marriage was discriminniatory under the charter of rights and …	Benjamin Waterhouse; Louisa Blair; Robert Chodos; Sylvain Larocque	25	2006	$2.50 Add
From Disgruntled Soldiers and Civilians From: The Great Class War 1914-1918 View	In the course of the year 1916 it becomes increasingly evident that soldiers as well as civilians are disgruntled and restless. The workers and other plebeians are experiencing great difficulties …	Jacques R. Pauwels	24	2016	$78.48 Add
From Dissension in the Navy From: Churchill and Fisher View	Historian Barry Gough examines the opponents of Jack Fisher from 1902-1909 with close attention paid to the relationship between Fisher and Lord Charles Beresford.	Barry Gough	33	2017	$3.30 Add
From McLachlin’s Leading Decisions as Chief Justice From: Beverley McLachlin View	Overviews McLachlin’s role in the most important decisions as chief justice. Specifically looks at her decisions relating to Indigenous rights, prostitution, and prisoners’ voting rights.	Ian Greene; Peter McCormick	25	2019	$2.50 Add