Publications
Frank W. Elwell
April 2026
Jacques Ellul was a prolific writer and brilliant sociologist whose work on technological society and propaganda remains relevant today, despite coming from a distinctly French, postwar perspective. Technique and Control…
edited by Jean-Michel Lapointe and Marie D. Martel
April 2026
The Wikimedia Movement in Canada examines the distinctive role Canadians have played in creating and sustaining the world’s largest free encyclopedia. Drawing on interdisciplinary case studies, this volume investigates how…
John Ulici
May 2026
Human Anatomy and Physiology is designed to support the scope and sequence requirements of a two-semester biology course for students pursuing health care and life science programs. This resource presents…
Harris Wang and Walter Ridgewell
June 2026
Practical Game Programming provides a structured, accessible introduction to game development using C++ and the Allegro 5 library. Designed for upper-level undergraduate learners, it guides students through the complete development…
Jason Foster, Susan Cake, and Bob Barnetson
June 2026
Workplace injuries happen every day and can profoundly affect workers, their families, and the communities in which they live. This textbook is for workers and students looking for an introduction…
Trevor Harrison
July 2026
Safarnameh—an Urdu word meaning an account of a journey—is the story of Trevor Harrison’s overland trip from Turkey to India, a route taken by somewhere between 2 million and 6…
edited by Voula Marinos, Christine Tardif-Williams, Dawn Zinga, Rebecca Raby, and Shauna Pomerantz
August 2026
In this critical study, readers are asked to consider the ways in which children and youth are constrained by social, cultural, political, and economic forces and how they overcome the…
Katherine Lippel, Barbara Neis, Maxine Visotzky-Charlebois, and Dalia Gesualdi-Fecteau
August 2026
Canada’s mobile workforce keeps the economy moving—but at what cost to safety and health? This timely and revealing book investigates the often-overlooked risks faced by workers who engage in extended…
Patricia A. McCormack
September 2026
In recent years, much has been written about the Métis of southern Canada, those at Red River and the historic buffalo hunters of the Plains. Whether implicitly or explicitly, these…
Martin Tyrrell
September 2026
From Class War to Cold War traces George Orwell’s political evolution from the mid-1930s to his death in 1950 through his engagement with three defining conflicts: the Spanish Civil War,…
Bertrand Bickersteth
September 2026
Numinous Animal explores the eclipsed history of Black cowboys on the Prairies. Part memoir, part regional history, and part literary analysis, it follows a journey of discovery through 19th- and…
Tony Fabijančić
October 2026
One woman’s story, told across two lives. Maja Lončarić leaves her apartment one afternoon with a pistol in her coat pocket—a journey having to do with an ominous building known as the Black House. As…
Chelsey Geralda Armstrong in collaboration with Gitselasu Knowledge Holders
October 2026
The history and ecology of the Skeena River region in the Pacific Northwest is characterized by a complex landscape of interwoven phenomena, driven by biophysical and cultural changes over millennia….
John H. Brumley
October 2026
In the mid-1960s, when he was still in high school, John Brumley visited Lookout Cave for the first time and instinctively recognized that the site was exceptional. Located in north-central…
Jon Bartlett
October 2026
British Columbia was the site of some of the most significant events in the history of the labour movement and had some of the best-organized and most politically conscious communist…
A.T. Kingsmith
October 2026
Anxiety as a Weapon reframes anxiety not as a personal failing but as a response to the deep social, economic, and political instabilities of our time. Challenging a culture that promotes…
Peter Campbell
October 2026
Sir John A. Macdonald’s National Policy was meant to foster the domestic production of consumer goods and, in the process, ensure steady jobs at good wages. In reality, in small…
transcribed and annotated by Guy St-Denis
November 2026
“This way, General, this way!” With these words, Major General Henry Procter was ushered off the field of battle. It was the 5th of October 1813, and the British commander—having…
edited by Dietmar Kennepohl and Lawton Shaw
November 2026
The global demand for higher education is greater than what can be met by conventional education routes at campus-based institutions. The unique requirements around laboratory and practical educational components in…