Book Review: ’24 Sussex Drive’ and the Battle Over Canada’s Official Residence
When Justin Trudeau was elected the 23rd Prime Minister of Canada, he ironically inherited the dilemma of what to do with the house where he…
Reflections on Retired Gen. Wayne Eyre’s ‘Into the Breach: A Soldier’s Journey’
By Brett Boudreau Improbably in Canada, defence is suddenly in vogue. The planned spend of more than a half-trillion dollars and a $163B Department of…
Book Review: ‘Without Prejudice’ Offers an Unfiltered Look at the Life and Career of Harvey Brownstone
Harvey Brownstone, Canada’s first openly gay judge, has released Without Prejudice: My Life as a Gay Judge, a memoir that chronicles his journey from a…
‘Racing Through Life’ Review: Major General Lewis MacKenzie’s Memoir Hits the Gas
Ubiquitous in the 1990s, most Canadians remember, and every Canadian who has served in the Armed Forces knows, the name Lewis MacKenzie. Major General Ret’d.…
Inside ‘Destroyer of Worlds’: Frank Close Unpacks the Science and Politics of the Atomic Era
Frank Close’s history of the nuclear age shows how the development of the atomic bomb was shaped by the era’s unstable politics. Ettore Majorana was…
