Wyatt Earp and Bat Masterson were the dynamic duo of frontier justice
Wyatt Earp and Bat Masterson were two of the Old West’s most famous lawmen, but their stories are far from simple
Category: Books
The men who made modern Canada
A review of John Ibbitson’s The Duel: Diefenbaker, Pearson and the Making of Modern Canada
Book on residential schools sparks outrage in B.C. city council
Grave Error challenges the prevailing media narrative on residential schools in Canada
Brian Mulroney was a foreign policy superstar
Emerges as a foreign policy leader in recent academic study
Churchill and Chamberlain: A clash of political titans
New book explores the political rivalry between the two men
Ontario school board’s book destruction scandal exposes far-left agenda
How ideological book censorship is threatening Canadian libraries
Book review: A captivating exploration of the world of emperors
Mary Beard’s latest book, Emperor of Rome, reveals the intriguing world of emperors and power
How to break free from bad habits and transform your life
Gaining control over bad habits involves identifying routines, experimenting with rewards, isolating triggers, and having a plan
New book a battle cry against the silencing of democracy
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
Children are being taught that Charlie Wenjack was a residential school victim. New book debunks the myth
Book review: the Transcontinental Railway and the rise of Canada
New book depicts the history of the Transcontinental Railway and 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
Delves into Canada’s civil rights evolution over the centuries and dispels misconceptions about Canada’s civil rights record
Is it rude to point out the historical inaccuracies in Napoleon?
The errors in Ridley Scott’s new Napoleon film are par for the course for this director
Innovative magazine blends mental health tips and recipes for seniors
‘Cooking Up Calm’ shares wisdom from seniors on mental health and wellness
Where were you when JFK was shot?
Unravelling the myths and realities of the John F. Kennedy presidency. JFK was assassinated 60 years ago on Nov. 22
The month John Diefenbaker’s political goose was cooked
New book describes the brutal betrayal that ended Diefenbaker’s time as PC leader
From blooms to gloom: the surprisingly exciting history of horticulture
Two books from the past take us on a worldwide adventure of gardening
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