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Alain Miguelez
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August 2012
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A Theatre Near You: 150 Years of Going to the Show in Ottawa-Gatineau
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Transforming Ottawa: Canada's Capital in the eyes of Jacques Gréber
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Blue Thunder: The Truth About conservatives From MacDonald to Harper:
"Over the past couple of months, I’ve been working my way through Bob Plamondon’s iconic tome Blue Thunder, an encompassing overview of the history of conservative parties in Canada (up until about 2008). With the current state of the CPC at the feder"
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Blue Thunder: The Truth About conservatives From MacDonald to Harper:
"As a trained historian who won a MA in Canadian history, I highly recommend this book as well-documented history by an excellent writer.
Mr. Plamondon recounts the stories of many of Canada's greatest Prime Ministers from as balanced a perspective as" Read more of this review » |
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| Very important book that maps where the urban planning profession needs to go in this complex age of high housing need, the necessity to build very high volumes of dwellings, and the types of places we are left with. It is a long-overdue cry for a re ...more | |
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| Refreshingly comforting critique of the utter deception and intellectual hubris and arrogance of 20th century architectural modernism. Comforting because, even after almost half a century, this book confirms that we are not crazy: modernist architect ...more | |
"It accomplished its purpose, so four stars; it was both entertaining and informative. Highly readable, even if you don't love history and political commentary. The author's patriotism is refreshing.
But could also be three stars, because it read more" Read more of this review » |
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"An excellent rallying call to action, and one that will resonate with Canadians like me who have many times looked for interesting Canadian history books in Chapters, and only found one row, located next to the two full bookshelves of US history.
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| Still relevant, still true. Despite attempts by the woke mob to discredit what this book says, and (quite unfairly) the author, it remains a must-read for any patriotic Canadian who loves his/her country, does not believe we are a "post-national stat ...more | |