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In the News
Robert Fulford has reviewed
Blazing Figures: A Life of Robert Markle by
J.A. Wainwright in the March 16th edition of the
National Post. He calls the book “engaging, often enthralling, and amazingly
frank. The publishers provide lavish illustrations
and an attractive design.” Go to the National Post website for the entire article.
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In the News
Dr. David McKeown, Toronto's medical officer of health
wants Toronto hospitals to do more to support mothers who
choose to breastfeed their children. Visit the
CBC website for the full story.
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Raymond Klibansky Prize
Harmony &
Dissent: Film and Avant-garde Art Movements in the
Early Twentieth Century by R. Bruce Elder has
been selected for the shortlist of the prestigious
Raymond Klibansky Prize for Best Book in the
Humanities. The Prize is awarded annually by the Canadian
Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences to an
English and a French publication showing exceptional
scholarship and vision in humanities research.
The winning books will be announced at the
Federation's Annual General Meeting in Ottawa this
month.
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