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Somebody you know is killing Canada, writes George Czerny-Holownia in his latest book “Kiss The Ground You Walk On, Canada!”“What we have in Canada...

Dudley Coles is a restless World War II veteran in Britain struggling to find purpose for his life. Rare experiences at Canada House, U.K., on the ...

The author is a retired laboratory scientist with many academic degrees of which a PhD and MBA is used in his practice as a Business and Science Co...

Colonel Gordon Dailley MBE. CD (1911-1989), the Unstoppable Canadian, was all this and more: a rolling stone traveller and adventurer, an Olympic g...

LONGPORT 1883-1911 is the original photo journal created by Elizabeth Baily (Collins) Remington. This reproduction, edited by Bernard Remington Go...

Perhaps beginning as early as when we listen to bedtime stories told to us by our parents, we're inclined to fantasize about the possibilities of l...

"Well...it looks like cancer..."These are the words that started a journey. One that would take Louis, and his family, through the roller coaster r...

Surviving the DEPRESSION, WORLD WAR 2 AND MUCH OF COVID 19 PANDEMIC, I attempted within the writing of this book, to outline the earlier simple way...

My Van’s odometer registers 222,000 kilometers. This is a distance of five and one half times around the Globe. I have driven through and visited G...

My Family Story records two generations of family life, the first the childhood of the author growing up with his four siblings in a heritage home ...

“After a forced landing on Shale Lake, I had to spend the winter months trapped in the wilderness with a man I did not know. This was beyond descri...

This story is written by Brenda Inniss-Boston about Brenda Inniss-Boston. She survived a coma and escaped death to tell this story about her journe...

This is the story of a young man coming home from the lazy, regimented, army life to once again find himself working in a grimy welding shop and b...

At what should have been one of the happiest times for Marcie Nolan, she received news that would change her life forever. It was April 2005 and Ma...

" I am full of stories about my childhood, travels, spiritual journey in my space capsule, my awe inspired moments experienced through the non-visu...

weeping through decades of across countries, One Way Ticket is an intimate account of Theodora Novak's survival as the struggles to raise her two y...

Our great love for each other and determination to stay together against all odds, neither looking for love - it just happened with a wallop that c...

The story of Rachel Bowman and Samuel Cormany is based on the diaries they wrote during their courtship in Ohio and their honeymoon visit to Waterl...

Nora Wilson's memoir combines her own family history, descriptions of her long career as a social worker and teacher on three continents, colourful...

“Acute disseminated encephalomyelitis (ADEM) is characterized by a brief but widespread attack of inflammation in the brain and spinal cord that da...

You will enjoy Ollie's sense of humour portrayed in "Scenes from my Childhood and Sticky Bits Along the Way".  Her stories stem from every day occu...

Screaming in Silence is an autobiography of a woman who had an abusive father and 2 husbands who made their own demons. She has 4 beautiful childre...

Donald (Brother) MacNeil has always lived in Big Pond, the tiny village on the shores of the Bras d’Or Lake where his ancestors put down roots, pro...

For the author, this book, SHOULDERING FATE is a kind of confession or, if you like a more worldly expression, it is like you go to a psychoanalyst...

Fleeing from danger in Europe, Francis Bouchwalder escaped with his family to the safety of Pennsylvania, where the 300-year saga of the Buckwalter...

"It's 1978: the scene - London's Royal Albert Hall, 6,500 paying customers await the start of Max Boyce's third Albert Hall visit. The lights dim, ...

A heart wrenching and riveting true story of Carol's life, tenderly portrayed in a captivating novel in which she leaned how to cope with bad times...

This book is listed as the third volume even though it is the first completed book in the series. I started the story at the end if you will. Two m...

Have you ever imagined a nightmare, the kind in which nothing makes sense, everything seems muddled, you do no know where you are, that you are lat...

Vincent's story, as seen through the eyes of a boy, takes you into his youth during the hard times of the late 1920s and 1930s. He tells of his mot...

Growing up on their grandparents' farm, teenaged Celia and her sisters are surprised and delighted when their mother gives birth to a baby boy. Fro...

Walter Cooke is a long-time Toronto resident and retired business executive with a penchant for Canadian history. His latest work, Toronto...city o...

In Valley Child, Jockie Loomer-Kruger tells the universal stories of childhood by drilling deeply into the particular: her own childhood, in her ow...

There have been so many episodes over my time in Africa where I ended up face to face with ‘elephants’... those pseudo-elephant encounters have tak...

My name is Judy and I went to school in a Canadian village. My father and his family moved to a farm just outside Hyde Park, Ontario, in 1921 and l...

As a young man, husband and father, with a full life ahead of him, his journey was initiated with a stroke. The result was an inability to read, wr...