The Rape Of Canola

The Rape Of CanolaThe Rape Canola, Brewster Kneen, A critical examination of the transformation of canola from a publicly developed agricultural innovation into a privatized, patented commodity controlled by transnational corporations. Kneen traces how publicly funded research in plant breeding, once grounded in open scientific exchange, was gradually overtaken by corporate interests following the decline of public investment in the 1970s and 1980s. The book explores

This volume reports and analyzes the archaeological findings of five digs overseen by John and Jean Hodges during the summers of 1965-1969 at Last Mountain House

Andrea Kirkpatrick

and responding to challenging times

Journalist Ann Hui drives across Canada to investigate why tiny Chinese restaurants dot even the most remote towns

the development of agriculture and emergence of infrastructure/services (including churches)

In this book

John Sproule Mills

integrated action—combining security

Bounty And Benevolence : A History Of The Saskatchewan Treaties

The volume opens with an account of the church’s founding and development

Vanderhaeghe would go on to become a three-time recipient of the Governor General’s Award

This volume explores the seasonal migration of Maritimers to Western Canada between 1890 and 1928 to work during the harvest