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.Toni Onley's British Columbia: A tribute
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by: Toni Onley

May 10, 1999

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.Saskatchewan Book of Everything: Everything you wanted to know about Saskatchewan and were going to ask anyway
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from: MacIntyre Purcell Publishing

October 04, 2007

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.Island Fly Fisherman: Vancouver Island
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from: Harbour

July 21, 2006

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.Little Trees, Big Sky: Portrait of a Northern Wilderness
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from: Tim Hauf Photography

2000-05

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.Darwin Wiggett Photographs Canada
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from: Whitecap Books

November 15, 1998

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.Against the Grain: An Irreverent View of Alberta
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by: Catherine Ford

October 03, 2006
Against the Grain is a more or less random ramble through Alberta and to a lesser extent, Ms. Ford's childhood. It is pleasant enough and Ms Ford's extensive first-hand experience in Alberta provides some revealing insights to the province from a left or, more accurately, central Canadian perspective. Unfortunately Ms. Ford falls prey to the age-old tactic of overly simplifying her opponent's thinking then attacking what, in reality, is only a one-dimensional characterization. By the end the book has not only become repetitive but, at times, descends into diatribe. Still, Ms. Ford is an accomplished writer and has more meat than the typical rant.
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.British Columbia Seashore Life: An Introduction to Familiar Plants and Animals
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by: James Kavanagh

May 01, 2005
Against the Grain is a more or less random ramble through Alberta and to a lesser extent, Ms. Ford's childhood. It is pleasant enough and Ms Ford's extensive first-hand experience in Alberta provides some revealing insights to the province from a left or, more accurately, central Canadian perspective. Unfortunately Ms. Ford falls prey to the age-old tactic of overly simplifying her opponent's thinking then attacking what, in reality, is only a one-dimensional characterization. By the end the book has not only become repetitive but, at times, descends into diatribe. Still, Ms. Ford is an accomplished writer and has more meat than the typical rant.
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.Montreal: The Unknown City
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by: Kristian Gravenor, John David Gravenor

October 01, 2002
I've read a lot of books about Montreal but this is uniquely packed with saucy stories, clever quips and little-known tales. It's excellently written and has stories that haven't been told elsewhere, from Barry Bonds' romantic connection to the city, to the smuggling of the dead film-noir starlet over the border, to the phone book blunder that offended the city's Italian community - every page seems to offer an insiders view about the city that shouldn't be missed. Highly recommended for repeat readings.
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.Moleskine City Notebook Toronto
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by: Moleskine

October 15, 2008
I've read a lot of books about Montreal but this is uniquely packed with saucy stories, clever quips and little-known tales. It's excellently written and has stories that haven't been told elsewhere, from Barry Bonds' romantic connection to the city, to the smuggling of the dead film-noir starlet over the border, to the phone book blunder that offended the city's Italian community - every page seems to offer an insiders view about the city that shouldn't be missed. Highly recommended for repeat readings.
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.Don't Waste Your Time in the Canadian Rockies: The Opinionated Hiking Guide
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by: Kathy Copeland, Craig Copeland

2006-07
I've read a lot of books about Montreal but this is uniquely packed with saucy stories, clever quips and little-known tales. It's excellently written and has stories that haven't been told elsewhere, from Barry Bonds' romantic connection to the city, to the smuggling of the dead film-noir starlet over the border, to the phone book blunder that offended the city's Italian community - every page seems to offer an insiders view about the city that shouldn't be missed. Highly recommended for repeat readings.
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