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Book review: A captivating exploration of the world of emperors
Emperor of Rome reveals the intriguing world of emperors and power
New book a battle cry against the silencing of democracy
Book Review: Re-Enlightening Canada explores the vital role of questions in shaping democracy
Setting the record straight about the short life and tragic death of Charlie Wenjack
New book debunks a residential school myth being taught in schools
Book review: the Transcontinental Railway and the rise of Canada
Sheds light on its significance for the development and growth of Canada
Conrad Black’s “Forgotten History” takes a deep dive into Canada’s civil rights
Dispels many cheap slanders and misconceptions about Canada’s past
From blooms to gloom: the surprisingly exciting history of horticulture
Two books from the past take us on a worldwide adventure of gardening
