Non-Fiction

Six of the seven men died that summer night in 1943. The only survivor would spend two years in a POW camp and die years later remembering the horr...

In 1925, Mary G. Hamilton founded Camp Tanamakoon for girls in Algonquin Park. For one hundred years, Tanamakoon has flourished and influenced the ...

Following the turmoil of the Great Depression and the Second World War, and the early development of the Bahá'i Faith in Canada, came a story of a ...

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...

The memoirs of George S. MacDonell is a story of the triumph of the human spirit over a sea of misfortunes.His is the story of a teenage soldier wh...

Bob McIntyre's unique Starfighters book has over 600  photos – many rare and unpublished. The book covers development, production, service histo...

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

In casting about for a suitable project to mark the Millennium, students and staff at Plattsville & District Public School decided that their t...

Today, at the start of the 21st century, Washington is a quiet place, a crossroad with a few houses, a church, and an old school (now the Masonic L...

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

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...

Wonderfully written and factually presented, the story follows the twins north from West Virginia with the help of a family of escaped slaves. Alon...

When I started to write about my great friend Jim Mahon, I decided that he was much more than a great hockey player. He was an incredibly wonderful...

In 1881, when Alma College, a private school for ladies opened in St Thomas, Ontario, F.M. Bell-Smith established an Academy of fine Arts where stu...

In 1881, when Alma College, a private school for ladies opened in St Thomas, Ontario, F.M. Bell-Smith established an Academy of Fine Arts where stu...

The fascinating story of the connection of Toronto, Canada and New Orleans, through the musicians of both cities and the Toronto fans who have jour...

Coley’s Toxins were invented in 1893 by Dr. William Coley when hewas 29 years old. In the following 43 years Dr. Coley treated aboutone thousand in...

“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...

Michael Connor and Bridget Cain are the heroes of this book. They were refugees fleeing oppression in Ireland in 1837. They sailed to Canada with t...