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Discover a comprehensive examination of the many legal issues that impact public education in Canada.Vital reading for e...
01/14/2026

Discover a comprehensive examination of the many legal issues that impact public education in Canada.

Vital reading for educators, lawyers, policymakers, and students, Education Law in Canada, Second Edition addresses the value of education law, the legal and administrative framework of education, the role of the courts, teacher rights and duties, and student rights.

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St. Francis Xavier Association of University Teachers

Thinking about law school in Canada but not sure what to expect? The Case for Law School walks you through the applicat...
01/14/2026

Thinking about law school in Canada but not sure what to expect?

The Case for Law School walks you through the application process and gives you a real glimpse into life in a Canadian law school classroom—how to think like a lawyer, what the Socratic method feels like, the role of statutory interpretation, and what it actually takes to qualify as a lawyer here.

Told as a fireside chat between a law professor and a potential student, it’s an accessible, insider look at the realities of becoming (and being) a Canadian lawyer.

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University of Toronto Faculty of Law Western Law

Join Dr. Andrea Charise (University of Toronto) in conversation with author Dr. Obidimma Ezezika (Western University) on...
01/13/2026

Join Dr. Andrea Charise (University of Toronto) in conversation with author Dr. Obidimma Ezezika (Western University) on the stories and lessons behind Scaling Up Health Innovations in Africa.

January 28, 3:30 PM, UofT Bookstore

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“This book moves an individual from the margins of architectural history to the centre of a social and cultural story, i...
01/13/2026

“This book moves an individual from the margins of architectural history to the centre of a social and cultural story, interweaving rich narratives and abundant imagery.” Lisa Landrum Department of Architectural Science at the Toronto Metropolitan University

Discover Eric Arthur, designer, educator, author, preservationist, planner, and Canadian cultural icon, who left a lasting impact on architecture. Order your copy: bit.ly/4p8tbAm

UVic Art History & Visual Studies Faculty of Architecture, HKU

“An outstanding contribution to our understanding of female writers’ perceptions of war and struggles for inclusion. Van...
01/12/2026

“An outstanding contribution to our understanding of female writers’ perceptions of war and struggles for inclusion. Vanesa Miseres offers compelling portraits of Latin American women authors who wrote on this supposedly exclusive male endeavour, their shifting rhetorical strategies, transnational connections, and efforts to make their region a bastion of peace.” Sandra McGee Deutsch Borderlands History at UTEP

Gender Battles offers a rigorous examination of the overlooked voices of women who wrote about and participated in Latin American and global wars from the 19th to mid-20th centuries.

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Vanesa Miseres

“Hardison’s book presents a good case for conceptualizing and teaching speech sounds as auditory phenomena that are inse...
01/11/2026

“Hardison’s book presents a good case for conceptualizing and teaching speech sounds as auditory phenomena that are inseparable from the visual context in which they are both produced and perceived.” Elaine Tarone, University of Minnesota Twin Cities

This book reviews the early foundation established by speechreading studies that explored the extraction of speech information from a talker’s facial movements and the interaction of auditory–visual cues in perceptual illusions.

Pick up your copy of The Multimodal Context of Phonological Learning: https://bit.ly/4agkiQP

"A must-read for academics, fans of spy fiction, and anyone seeking to understand the power and place of literature in t...
01/10/2026

"A must-read for academics, fans of spy fiction, and anyone seeking to understand the power and place of literature in the great geopolitical game.” —I.S. Berry, Author of The Peacock and the Sparrow

In KGB Literati, Filip Kovacevic explores both central and regional narratives written by Soviet intelligence officers, revealing the diversity and complexity of Soviet spy storytelling: https://bit.ly/3LALXBG

Now available: The Handover.A candid, often humorous, and deeply intimate look into the world of nursing. Seasoned Nurse...
01/10/2026

Now available: The Handover.

A candid, often humorous, and deeply intimate look into the world of nursing.

Seasoned Nurse Tilda reflects on her long and storied journey, offering student nurse Lisa Mochrie both professional guidance on becoming a nurse and personal wisdom on becoming an adult.

“A fascinating, quirky, and highly readable story of nursing in all its complexity.” Sally Thorne UBC School of Nursing

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University Health Network

“We are living through very strange times right now...Sometimes it's media hype. Sometimes it's not. Sometimes it is a r...
01/09/2026

“We are living through very strange times right now...Sometimes it's media hype. Sometimes it's not. Sometimes it is a real threat."

Author David Eliot discusses Artificially Intelligent on Rick Flynn Presents. Tune in: bit.ly/4ppnmOM

On Dismantling Settler Colonialism challenges conventional approaches to reconciliation, urging Canadians to move away f...
01/09/2026

On Dismantling Settler Colonialism challenges conventional approaches to reconciliation, urging Canadians to move away from the notion of assimilation – where Indigenous peoples are expected to conform to the values and structures of settler colonial society.

Check out this new release: https://bit.ly/4rzWEVw

“A deeply significant examination of how the transformation in medicine from a patient-centered profession to a transact...
01/09/2026

“A deeply significant examination of how the transformation in medicine from a patient-centered profession to a transactional business has eroded the humanity in patient care as well as the physician’s sense of self, autonomy, and agency. —Mark A. Goldstein M.D., Founding Chief Emeritus, Division of Adolescent and Young Adult Medicine, Massachusetts General Hospital

This collection explores the global consequences of this phenomenon, revealing its threats to the humanity in healthcare – and demonstrates a vision for a more sustainable path forward.

Order your copy of The Making of a Doctor: bit.ly/4nTsES1

"Most people tend to focus on the negative impacts such as students using ChatGPT to write their papers. I want to bring...
01/08/2026

"Most people tend to focus on the negative impacts such as students using ChatGPT to write their papers. I want to bring attention to the positive."

Read a new Q&A with David Eliot on Artificially Intelligent: bit.ly/4oO16xq

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