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Title & Subtitle	Abstract	Contributors	Pages	Year	Purchase
From Ethics Commissions From: Honest Politics Now View	Describes Canadian experiments in the enforcement of political ethics through conflict of interest and ethics commissioners in the provinces and territories, and at the federal level	Ian Greene; Ian Stedman	36	2017	$3.60 Add
From Ethics of Lobbying and In fluence From: Honest Politics Now View	Discusses lobbying legislation across Canada and presents several case studies about the impact of this legislation.	Robert Shepherd	32	2017	$3.20 Add
From Ethnic Broadcasting: A History From: Cultural Industries.ca View	Mark Hayward’s institutional history of multicultural television draws attention to the largely forgotten history of multicultural media in this country and to the tendency to study the …	Mark Hayward	16	2012	$1.60 Add
From NEW! European Imperialism and Popular Resistance From: Humans View	This chapter discusses the beginnings of European Imperialism during the early 1500s across the globe. It recounts resistance to conquest, forced labour and religious conversion against European …	Alvin Finkel	35	2024	$3.50 Add
From Evacuation from Woodfibre From: Within the Barbed Wire Fence View	January 1942, the evacuation of Japanese from Woodfibre	Leatrice M. Willson Chan; Takeo Ujo Nakano	4	2012	$0.40 Add
From Eve of Destruction From: The Lac-Mégantic Rail Disaster View	Analyzes how by 2012 the conditions were set for some kind of rail disaster: too litte regulation and few qualified inspectors. Montreal, Maine, and Atlantic Railway was unprepared for …	Bruce Campbell	18	2018	$1.80 Add
From Excerpts from W.A. Pritchard’s Address to the Jury, March 23-24, 1920 From: Winnipeg 1919 View	Excerpts from W.A Pritchard’s address to the Jury March 23-24, 1920. Pritchard was one of eight indifiduals prosecuted for seditious conspiracy in the aftermath of the Winnipeg General Strike	Norman Penner	42	2019	$4.20 Add
From Excesses of Exploitation: Indigenous Resentment and Resistance on the Changing Fur Trade Frontier, 1820-70 From: Colonialism and Capitalism: Canada’s Origins 1500-1890 View	This chapter discusses the expansion of the fur trade in Canada in the nineteenth century to British Columbia and the Pacific coast under the Hudson Bay’s Company James Douglas, and …	Bryan D. Palmer	12	2024	$1.20 Add
From Expanding the Garden The Mulroney Years From: The Tangled Garden View	A first‑hand account of the development of Canadian culture policy by the Brian Mulroney’s Conservative government (1984 to 1993). Focuses specifically on initiatives by former …	Richard Stursberg	38	2019	$3.80 Add
From Expansion of Free Trade and Investment Agreements From: Canadian Culture in a Globalized World View	How recent expansion of Canada’s free trade agreements and the implementation of investment agreements have affected Canadian cultural policy. Deals with the Multilateral Agreement on …	Garry Neil	15	2019	$1.50 Add
From Explaining Judicial Decisions From: Canada's Courts		Peter McCormick	19	1994	$1.90 Add
From Extending and Consolidating the Colonial Frontier From: Canada’s State Police View	In this chapter, Marquis explores the Royal Canadian Mounted Police as tools of colonial expansion rather than neutral guardians. He examines how the courts enforced state control after settler …	Greg Marquis	30	2024	$3.00 Add
From Extractive Economy From: Getting to Zero View	Discusses Canadian economic history, focusing on the analysis that inteprets Canada as an extractive economy. Situates PMs Harper and Trudeau’s policies in this context. Examines the …	Tony Clarke	27	2018	$2.70 Add
From Faith in the Investment Canada Act From: Sold Down the Yangtze View	It is true that the FIPA has a carve-out for the Investment Canada Act. This carve-out lets the federal government block specific Chinese takeovers of Canadian companies. On the other hand, the …	Gus Van Harten	9	2015	$0.90 Add
From Fall 1914 Disillusion From: The Great Class War 1914-1918 View	During the fall of 1914 the enthusiasm of August, which had not been as great as generally believed, gradually evaporates in all countries, to be replaced by disappointment, despondency, and …	Jacques R. Pauwels	25	2016	$2.50 Add