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• A MASTER OF DECEPTION-Working Undercover for the RCMP

  Take a peek at a world where you have to convince the bad guys that you are one of them, while at the same time "maintaining the right" -- the motto of the RCMP. An absorbing, first-hand account of working undercover told by someone... Reg: $24.95 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
• AS I REMEMBER IT

  Chuckles, outright laughter, realistic descriptions, nostalgic moments, an upbeat attitude; expect all this from this spirited collection of andectodes. They reflect events, people and places encountered by the author in a long and... Reg: $19.95 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
• BANKER'S WOMAN, EH!

  Sheila Hill descries her sojourn in a small town in Ontario, where her husband had been put in charge of a branch bank. She immediately set about making friends, but something was badly wrong.  She was snubbed, insulted, and... Reg: $16.95 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
• DREAMS AND TEARS: Chronicle of a Life

  The harsh crashing sound of the thick leather boot as it hit the stone floor with each step burst the silence like the volleys of pistol shots, matching my skipping heartbeats. The hall is empty, dark, and menacing. Reg: $19.95 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
• IF HEAVEN CAN WAIT...Finding Grace Through Alzheimer's

  A sometimes sad, sometimes funny account of a young lady who is looking after her granny, Lenore, who is deaf and has Alzheimer's and is quite a handful.  They communicate by Lenore shouting and Deedee writing notes.  It is... Reg: $$19.95 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
• JUST CALL ME EVA The Story Of An Uncommon Woman

  The diaries and letters of Eva Kennedy reveal her remarkable contribution to the Eastern Ontario village of Cumberland and offer insights into great events of the 20th century. Reg: $19.95 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
• THE BENJAMIN CHEE CHEE ELEGIES

  by Patrick White ISBN#0-919431-56-9 ISBN#9780919431560 A powerful invocation of the spirit of a tortured Ojibway artist. Chee Chee achieved remarkable success in the art world, subsequently hung himself, and is buried in a pauper's... Reg: $12.95 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
• THE RED WALL - A Woman in the RCMP

  SHORTLISTED FOR THE 2008 EDNA STAEBLER AWARD! The $10,000 award, administered by Wilfrid Laurier University, encourages and recognizes Canadian writers for a first or second work of... Reg: $19.95 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
• THIS IS NOT THE RCMP I JOINED The RCMP Pension and Insurance Scandal

  At the end of a thirty-five career in the RCMP, Ron Lewis faced his most formidable case ever: exposing and bringing to justice those within the organization who... Reg: $24.95 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
• WHO AM I TO COMPLAIN? A Quick Perspective Adjustment

  The true story of a young man diagnosed with MS after an active and intense youth.  The disease progressed after an active and intense youth.  The disease progressed swiftly, leaving the former hockey player in a... Reg: $17.95 CAD Qty:

  
  
  
• WILD PREDATORS? NOT IN MY BACKYARD!   NEW!

  by Eugene Fytche ISBN#9781894439107 Eugene Fytche, a retired engineer, has owned a commercial sheep flock near Ottawa, Ontario, for over twenty years. His own problems with coyotes led him to conduct extensive research into... Reg: $20.00 CAD Qty:

  
  
  

• BANKER'S WOMAN, EH!

  Reg: $16.95 CAD Qty:   Sheila Hill descries her sojourn in a small town in Ontario, where her husband had been put in charge of a branch bank. She immediately set about making friends, but something was badly wrong.  She was snubbed, insulted, and...

  
  
  
  
• CHARLOTTE The Last Suffragette   NEW!

  Reg: $30 CAD Qty:   Passionate. Controversial. A Trailblazer. Charlotte Whitton was all of these.

  
  
  
  
• COPS DON'T CRY A book of help and hope for police families

  Reg: $21.95 CAD Qty:   From the beginning of an officer's career they are trained to control their emotions, and thus are accused of being cold-hearted. Spouses agree that law enforcement officers grapple with the real-life horrors on the job and that the...

  
  
  
  
• EARLIEST TORONTO

  Reg: $$19.95 CAD Qty:   Focusing on the earliest years up to the War of 1812, this account of a lesser-known slice of history challenges conventional wisdom about the real founders of Toronto.

  
  
  
  
  

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