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Government. Power. Rights. All are in the news every day, but how many young Canadians understand these concepts? This series helps young Canadians learn how they can participate in the decisions that affect their daily lives.
Canada Through the Decades explores 110 years of Canadian history. Each volume highlights the important people and events of a decade. You will learn about politicians, disasters, entertainment, and world events of the decade, plus more! This series highlights the significant stories that made national headlines, as well as events that affected small communities. Canada Through the Decades shows how everyday people and events shape history and continue to build the Canadian identity.
This compelling series explores Canada's fur-trading history. Through the use of first-hand accounts, biographies and engaging visuals, readers will learn about the relationship fur traders developed with the Aboriginal Peoples of Canada. The series also provides insight into fur trade routes within Canada during the seventeenth, eighteenth, and nineteenth centuries. From descriptions of key trades, forts, and posts, as well as important events and influences, these books offer a detailed look a
Junior high students can explore the land, wildlife, climate, and people of all seven Canadian geographic regions in Weigl?s popular classroom series, Canadian Geographic Regions. Each title comescomplete with eye-catching visuals, including maps, charts, colour photos, and a satellite image of the region
Canadian Government examines the role of government in the development of Canada. The six titles explore the relationship of Canada and the global village, Canada?s Constitution, the rights of citizenship in a multicultural society, and Canada?s social, economic, and political structures.
Each title illustrates a period in Canadian history, and where relevant, connects its history with larger world events. This series offers readers detailed insights into the heart of Canada’s past, and then brings to life the history and people that have shaped our nation.
What are the industries that fuel Canada's economy? Each title focuses on one of Canada's main industries. Exploring its history, its impact on Canada and the world, and its long-term potential.
Books in this series will each examine Canadian technology as it relates to sustainability and stewardship. Books will describe what is happening in Canada today as well as provide a look forward into the future of these technologies.
The rise of so-called cancel culture has enabled voices on social media to express disapproval for people’s words or actions. Individuals can be cancelled for racist statements, sexual misconduct, or other perceived misbehaviour. Cancel Culture: Social Justice or Mob Rule? looks at this phenomenon and the controversy over whether it often goes too far.
Some of the world's most incredible athletes have four legs and live in our own homes. Canine Athletes introduces readers to the world of dog sports, where dogs show off their speed, stamina, and agility. With information on training, conditioning, and the rules of the game, these books are sure to be popular among sports fans and animal lovers alike.