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Title & Subtitle	Abstract	Contributors	Pages	Year	Purchase
From The Urban Dimension From: Canada Since 1960: A People's History View	The monumental incapacity of mainstream organs of knowledge production to offer anything close to a sustained pattern of critical self-reflection means that such efforts fall to alternative …	David Hugill	11	2016	$1.10 Add
From The View from the Front of the Class From: Campus Confidential View	An analysis of how universities have changed and what it is like inside the educational institutions separated as such: 42 The Good Old Days 43 Are the Fine Arts Undervalued? 44. The …	Bill Morrison; Ken S. Coates	45	2013	$4.50 Add
From The Virtual World of Peace From: Peacemakers View	Looks at how the public understands peace issues and technology’s role in this.		15	2014	$1.50 Add
From The War in Europe and America’s Economic Interests From: The Myth of the Good War View	Analyzes the divided opinions in America and how they were tied to economic interests at the beginning of the war	Jacques R. Pauwels	12	2015	$1.20 Add
From The West and the East in the Period of Centralization From: Our Lives: Canada after 1945 View	1963-1980. Looks at the attempts of atlantic and western provinces to maximize their returns from resources and create economic diversification	Alvin Finkel	24	2012	$2.40 Add
From The Winding Road to the German Surrender(s) From: The Myth of the Good War View	The confusing end of the war and the multiple surrenders and days of commemoration based on which country you ask.	Jacques R. Pauwels	7	2015	$0.70 Add
From The Winnipeg General Sympathetic Strike May-June 1919 Prepared by the Defence Committee, Winnipeg, 1920 From: Winnipeg 1919 View	An account of the 1919 Winnipeg General strike published by a group of labour organizers in the aftermath of the strike.	Norman Penner	230	2019	$23.00 Add
From The Women’s Movement A "Second Wave" From: Our Lives: Canada after 1945 View	1963-1980. Looks at the women’s movement of the 60s/70s, state policies ignoring the need to help working families and single-parents low income families	Alvin Finkel	20	2012	$2.00 Add
From The Workers’ Revolt From: The Canadian Labour Movement: A Short History View	We find a new wave of organization and agitation rolling through the corportate capitalist world of the early 20th century this time involving both revived craft unions and a new more radical …	Craig Heron	30	2012	$3.00 Add
From The Wrong Kind of Rights: The Charter Threat to Medicare From: Medicare View	Examines the threat that the charter presents to medicare and the people’s place in influencing medicare decisions	Andrew Petter	7	2007	$0.70 Add
From The Yanks Are Coming! From: The Great Class War 1914-1918 View	In 1917, the US government decides, against the will of the great majority of the population, to take the country into the war on the side of the Entente and against Germany. It does not do so on …	Jacques R. Pauwels	18	2016	$1.80 Add
From The Youngbloods From: Merchant Princes View	1910-1950. Examines the younger generations of the Stairs family and traces the family firm which was now an enterprise from prosperity to a selling off period	James D. Frost	42	2003	$4.20 Add
From NEW! Them’s the Brakes Out “Smarting” Traffic Safety Efforts in Edmonton From: Smart Cities in Canada: Digital Dreams, Corporate Designs View Collection: The Corporate Assault on Canadian Cities: Smart Cities, Public-Private Partnerships, and initiatives across Canada	Chapter 11 explores the ways in which the public resists the implementation of smart city technologies	Jen Raso	15	2020	$1.50 Add
From These Things Happen in Africa From: From Bombs to Books View	Describes the life of a man from Somalia who lost his leg delivering supplies to a UN refugee camp and then became a refugee in Uganda before being approved to come to Canada with his family.	David Starr	9	2016	$0.90 Add
From They Cannot Hide From the World What They Did From: From Bombs to Books View	Describes the experience of an Indonesian family who were hunted by security forces in Aech and split apart before illegally journeying to Malaysia and becoming refugee claimants.	David Starr	15	2016	$1.50 Add
From They’ll Never Take Mad Dog Alive From: To Wawa with Love View	Talks about his hiding spot being Dead Man’s Drop and a fear of needles leading him to hide there for a day	Tom Douglas	7	2012	$0.70 Add