Atlantic Canada: A History provides students with a concise and up-to-date history of Newfoundland and Labrador, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island. This book explores the common historical threads between the Maritime provinces and sub-regions of Atlantic Canada while reflecting on the region''s diversity. This edition includes new coverage of the Atlantic provinces up to 2009, which will allow instructors to make connections between the past and present, as well as provide coverage of topical issues. Atlantic Canada: A History is a comprehensive core text for upper-year undergraduate courses in Atlantic Canadian history.

Trillium Listed! A new, senior level text for the study of world civilizatons that takes a global approach

Designed to accompany J.M. Bumsted''s introductory history texts (the two-volume Peoples of Canada and the single-volume History of the Canadian Peoples), Interpreting Canada''s Past is a collection of readings that now includes primary documents as well as previously published scholarly articles.

Trillium Listed! This widely acclaimed text examines the significant events, on a global and domestic level, that shaped Canada in the twentieth century, retaining the engaging writing style, high-interest content, and comprehensive skills development of previous editions.

Histories of Canadian Children and Youth is a survey of the history of children, youth, and Canadian families from New France and the fur trade to immigrant children in the last half of the 20th century. It covers topics from growing up Metis to sex education to literacy; work and school; race and ethnicity, including some important articles on residential schools. Each section is carefully arranged by time period and theme and includes both primary and secondary sources.

Home, Work, and Play: Situating Canadian Social History is a collection of classic and contemporary articles examining the lives of Canadians through the lens of three central spaces: the home, the workplace, and the various settings for recreation, sport, and play. This new second edition offers a comprehensive and fascinating look at the lives of Canadians over the past two centuries making it an ideal text for any Canadian social history course.

Designed to accompany J.M. Bumsted''s introductory history texts (the two-volume Peoples of Canada and the single-volume History of the Canadian Peoples), Interpreting Canada''s Past is a collection of readings that now includes primary documents as well as previously published scholarly articles.

Trillium Listed! Transitions in Society: The Challenge of Change explores the many trends and issues in Canada''s ever-changing society. This is a full-colour text written specifically for the new Grade 12 course in Ontario called Challenge and Change in Society. The unit structure mirrors the new curriculum strands: Social Change, Social Trends and Social Challenges. Each unit also examines a group of specific social science skills: Conducting research in the Social Sciences, Processing and Interpreting reseach findings, and Communicating research findings. Specific features include Film Society, Competing Perspectives, Focus on Issues, and Groundbreakers.