The strong narrative of this book presents Canadian history in a chronological format, enhancing the reader's comprehension of the interconnectedness of historical events. By focusing on the themes of conflict and compromise, it provides a nuanced exploration of Canada's past, highlighting how various events and decisions shaped the nation.
Focusing on a crucial yet often neglected element of contemporary Canadian federalism, this book offers insights from a recognized authority on Newfoundland politics and intergovernmental relations. It delves into the complexities and dynamics that shape governance in Canada, providing a thorough analysis of the interactions between different levels of government and their implications for the region.
Focusing on the evolution of family allowances, this book provides a thorough examination of Canada's welfare state and social policy over the last fifty years. It offers innovative perspectives on the historical context and implications of these financial supports, highlighting their significance in shaping societal norms and governmental approaches to family welfare.
Côte d'Or is small but its influence is huge and its complicated vineyard structure can be confusing even for wine professionals. It’s an intimidating terroir but Raymond Blake’s companionable Côte d'Or paints a complete picture of life there: the history, the culture, the people, the place, the geography and the climate.
In Wine Talk, seasoned wine professional Raymond Blake, who has been writing about wine for twenty-five years, caters to those who want to drink their wine without ceremony but with some engagement. For those who have been put off by highfalutin terminology and forbidding ritual. For those who want the message simplified but not dumbed down and for those who love a glass of wine but for whom technical details are a turn off. Through Blake's well-told vinous tales and anecdotes, readers will learn effortlessly about a topic that often appears a mystery to so many. Sections include: * The fascinating process of vineyard work * All about bubbly wines (champagne and other) * Legacy wines, i.e. Sherry, Port, and Madeira * Wines from Down Under * The business of food and wine matching * Wine gadgets and accessories * And more! This book makes the perfect gift for those looking to wet their palate on various wine topics.
Despite the controversy, Newfoundland made a clear-eyed choice for a brighter future when it joined Canada.